corner, g has i lying snow, we have had cloud across the south—east corner, g has been the south—eastbringing wintry shower, extensive cloud in western fringe, we will keep that extra cloud in the west tonight, some further wintry showers in parts of north—west scotland and this line of wintry flurry, rain, sleet and snow, drifting southwards across northern england. could give across northern england. could give a further covering in place, with that extra cloud not as cold but for most a very cold and frosty night and from east that, up into scotland, there is the potentialfor some ice. during tomorrow morning's rush hour this line of rain, sleet and snow drifting across the midlands into the south—east could cause one 01’ midlands into the south—east could cause one or two travel issues and make things slippery. it will leave a cloudy day in the south—east. for the rest of england we will see sunshine, further west more in the way of cloud. 0utbreaks sunshine, further west more in the way of cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain and it will be mostly rain because in the western areas the

if anything, tomorrow, south east, there was some decent sunshine.iggest risk tomorrow morning will be stretches of ice. how is this all going to come about? at the moment, we have a weather system trying to push in from the west, that is causing the cloud to thicken and eventually, it will sweep through a weather front that will bring rain and wind this evening, and some snow across scotla nd evening, and some snow across scotland and perhaps the pennines, too. as the weather front pushes its way eastwards, we could see some heavy rain, it will end the night across the south—east of england, henceit across the south—east of england, hence it looks a tiny bit milder here. behind the front, the temperature is tumble, wet ground is the perfect recipe for some widespread icy stretches first thing on tuesday. difficult mixture of rain, sleet and snow in the far south—east first thing in the morning, and behind a weatherfront, in the cold air, it is snow showers for tuesday. these will push into scotland, northern ireland, especially the north—west of eng

. . most of us on south—east.unshio= at those $5255“; about look at those temperatures, about 3-6 look at those temperatures, about 3—6 celsius. a frosty start into friday morning but then we will start to see this weather system moving in from the west. as this cloud, this rain, starts to push into the uk, the colder air, we can see a mixture of some rain, sleet and snow across scotland, through scotland, wales, parts of the pennines as well. some uncertainty as the eastward progression of the rain, but eastern areas are mostly dry with some sunshine, and further west is quite cloudy. that complicated mixture of rain, sleet and snow. bye—bye.

so, east anglia and the south—east starting off chilly.rence to the feel of the weather. widespread double—digits amass lbs, eeefllfjfl'i now, as we move out of friday into saturday, another series some colder air. we could see some snow to higher ground for scotland. the rain quite heavy through northern ireland and western fringes. and top temperatures on saturday of around six to 10 degrees. but it's this rain, as it pushes its way south and east across the country overnight, saturday into sunday, which allows the back door to open to this cold northerly aironce again. so we could see the rain turning to snow once again, and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather as we move into sunday. so, the rain eases away, a blustery wind, scattering of wintry showers to come, and your thermometer might read four to seven degrees. but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder than that, sub zero for many. so, a noticeable difference to the second half of the weekend, i suspect. and the cold air

so east anglia and the south—east starting off chilly, then there'll be some rain moving through, andacy of cloud, some outbreaks of showery rain to come, but a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather. widespread double—digits across the country. now, as we move out of friday into saturday, another series of fronts to move in from the atlantic, bringing some colder air. we could see some snow to higher ground for scotland. the rain quite heavy through northern ireland and western fringes, and top temperatures on saturday of around 6—10 degrees. but it's this rain, as it pushes its way south and east across the country overnight saturday into sunday, which allows the back door to open to this cold northerly air once again, so we could see the rain turning to snow once again, and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather as we move into sunday. so the rain eases away, a blustery wind, scattering of wintry showers to come, and your thermometer might read 4—7 degrees, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder than that — su

, as much as 10—15 in the south—east, as much as 10—15 in the higher grade of south—east wales and the likely cause some travel disruption. elsewhere tonight, some snow showers into the north—east of england and north of scotland. temperatures in these northern part getting down as low as —2, — six degrees. not quite as cold in the south—west with the snow falling. friday, still snow falling in southern areas but it will gradually ease off, you will have the lying snow across southern areas and another batch will push into the south—west later on. elsewhere, snow showers to the north—east of england, northern scotland, some sunny spells in between. a cold day again, 3—5dc, so a lot going on over the next 24 hours. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines... a new study warns the government isn't ready for the prospect of the uk leaving the eu with no deal — in two months‘ time. more than 20,000 physios, pharmacists and paramedics are to be recruited to work alongside gps — to allow doctors to spend more time with the patients. plans to introduce new power

i might get to sit across the south and east and head of that weather front. eezing fog and a hard frost we have had the epernay clear skies, this comes in tomorrow, a much more active weather front. tending to snow quite readily ideals of scotland's. strengthening wind as well. the cold air around that will accentuate the chill. that will turn to snow readily across the pennines and the welsh mountains before it clears away before we get the show is coming in. there could be winteriness, sleet further south. unlikely to hang around zettel, nevertheless just letting you know that that risk of seeing snow more widely is definitely that —— cecil. that is monday evening and monday night. a treacherous night for travel. no warnings. we will keep you updated. the realfour a chilly day as we go into thursday. d—mac tuesday. we keep that wednesday and thursday. the cold air is with us. the threat of snow is monday into tuesday. back to you too. thank you. good luck with the running as well. we will see you in about half—an—hour. it's time for this week's click. they a

it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on. and more of a breeze. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, should be dry with some good spells of sunshine but still on the chilly side. 0n into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder once again. but this front will bring quite a lot of cloud around through friday, showery bursts of rain which should tend to clear off into the north sea although further showers will pile into scotland and northern ireland. more breeze so less sunshine around but 11 milder temperatures in upper single digits, maybe 10, 11 across western areas. short—lived, turns cold again on into the weekend. looks like a sunday will be the drier and brighter day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: zimba

all right our south east asia correspondent boston heartsick thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the u.n. says more than fifty mass graves have been found in the democratic republic of congo after a string of killings there the graves in the west of the country are believed to be related to deadly violence between two ethnic groups that erupted in december an investigation is now underway. canada's ambassador to china has been fired by prime minister justin trudeau maccallum was sacked for suggesting that the u.s. should drop its extradition request for wall way executive when one jew she's the firm's c.f.o. and was arrested in vancouver in december she's also wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims have gathered to attend pope francis's world youth day mass in panama city on sunday the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america later today he will also visit a church run home for people living with aids. huge protests are expected in the v

in the south—east of england some sunny spells, elsewhere, the order bride still developing, thicker mainly over the higher ground of western scotland but increasingly at low levels. feeling chilly, maximum temperature 4—7d. the band of rain and hill snow continuing to spread down towards the south—east of england, clear skies behind it, some frost developing. temperatures at or below freezing, you notice the green in the south—east of england, more cloud and rain inventing a frost, 2-4d. we cloud and rain inventing a frost, 2—4d. we start to stay with some frost, starting in the south—east with that area of rain continuing to push away and for all of us, a north—westerly wind coming from the north, bringing some showers which would turn wintry. again mostly over the higher ground. time to some politically low levels, some hills, some snow falling. showers in the south—east of england but some sunny cells between the showers, feeling pretty chilly, maximum temperature 4-7d. pretty chilly, maximum temperature 4—7d. keeping those sorts of values for the rest of the week, feeling cold,

the south—east, east anglia, quite good. parts of northern england as well.well. the first thing this morning, we've got all this cloud, particularly where we have a weather front draped across southern areas through some central parts. it will thin and break the two of them will got some rain coming in. don't forget those squally winds. the west of england and wales, barely cloudy this afternoon. some hazy sunshine. just the odd spot of drizzle. temperatures, nothing to write home about. possibly even ten. as we head through the evening and overnight, the temperatures will drop really quickly. look at all this rain coming in so readily, it will fall as snow, particularly on the hills. this band being a mix of rain, sleet and snow. you can see a lot of showers. particularly. we can also see some of that get down to lower levels. temperatures wise, is going to bea levels. temperatures wise, is going to be a cold night. tomorrow morning, we have rain, sleet and snow. a lot of bright skies but the showers coming in on the north—westerly wind. we could see some w

far away so there is a potential there for wet snow as it clears away from east anglia and the south—eastail, some thunder, gusty winds near them as we've seen on the weather front and with only 3—6 degrees temperature—wise, therefore the potential‘s there for snow to lower levels across the midlands in the afternoon, and those winds will make it feel even more bitter than it has recently so through the evening, there's a potential this evening that we could see a few centimetres of snow, even at lower levels across the south—east and east anglia, before finally the showers ease a little through the night and a widespread frost will follow, even colder through the coming night, —10 potentially across the snowfields of scotland but that does promise that wednesday should be drier, fewer showers, lighter winds, perhaps still that wintry shower risk for the east and south—east and later in the day, it clouds over in the west but it's still bitterly cold despite lighter winds and despite the sunshine. is there anything milder on the horizon? well, possibly on friday temporarily, but the cold

so, east anglia and the south—east starting off chilly.some outbreaks of showery rain to come, but a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather. widespread double—digits across the country. now, as we move out of friday into saturday, another series of fronts to move in from the atlantic, bringing some colder air. we could see some snow to higher ground for scotland. the rain quite heavy through northern ireland and western fringes. and top temperatures on saturday of around six to 10 degrees. but it's this rain, as it pushes its way south and east across the country overnight, saturday into sunday, which allows the back door to open to this cold northerly aironce again. so we could see the rain turning to snow once again, and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather as we move into sunday. so, the rain eases away, a blustery wind, scattering of wintry showers to come, and your thermometer might read four to seven degrees. but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder than that, s

it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on.nd more of a breeze. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, should be dry with some good spells of sunshine but still on the chilly side. 0n into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder once again. but this front will bring quite a lot of cloud around through friday, showery bursts of rain which should tend to clear off into the north sea although further showers will pile into scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze as well so less sunshine around but milder temperatures in the upper single digits, maybe ten or 11 across western areas. it is short—lived, it will turn cold again on into the weekend. it looks like a sunday will be the drier and brighter day. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: the uk's

friday, the south—east of europe seeing some u nsettled south—east of europe seeing some unsettled and snowy weather. we keep the high—pressure meaning it stays pretty much dry. some spells of sunshine. hoping to see more sunshine by this stage. any early fog patches in the south will be slow to clear. temperatures on friday, if we get stuck under fog, maybe two or three degrees. at best the temperatures in the north—west, up the temperatures in the north—west, up to the temperatures in the north—west, upto9 the temperatures in the north—west, up to 9 degrees. in the weekend, mostly dry, sunshine will vary and it remains relatively chilly. you're watching beyond 100 days. forget a trip to america's national zoo 01’ forget a trip to america's national zoo or washington's smithsonian museum, they closed today as part of the government shutdown. and the president says it could be shut for a long time yet. he wants the money for his border wall. it is the new year and the new world for american politics. 6 billion kilometres away, a face spacecraft photographs are distant object and sends

for more on this, i'm joined now by our south—east asia correspondentjonathan head in bangkok.14. indeed, the first elections since 2011. we will have a very different electorate, a lot of young people who are not voted before, and that makes it quite difficult i think for people, after five years of political deep—freeze under the military, to know exactly how people's loyalties will work out during the election. the military did promise a speedy return, and aspirant at least five times, and even quite recently they did stipulate the likelihood of an election in februaryjust a couple of months ago, which had to be readjusted because the king has chosen to have his coronation, his formal coronation in may which would have got in the way. long—awaited, the selection, and a lot of criticism of the military for waiting so long. of interest is the fa ct waiting so long. of interest is the fact that the military themselves clearly hoped to extend their power beyond the election. they have designed a constitution which will give them a lot of say over any future elected government an

away so there's a potential there for some wet snow as it clears away from east anglia and the south—eastairly widespread. sunshine follows to many eastern areas, but the showers through the day progress further east turning to snow. there'll be some hail, some thunder, gusty winds near them as we've seen on the weather front and with only 3—6 degrees temperature—wise, therefore the potential‘s there for snow to lower levels across the midlands perhaps through the afternoon, and those winds will make it feel even more bitter than it has recently, but through the evening, there's a potential this evening that we could see a few centimetres of snow, even at lower levels across the south—east and east anglia, before finally the showers ease a little through the night and then a widespread frost will follow, even colder through the coming night, —10 potentially across the snowfields of scotland, but that does promise that wednesday should be drier, fewer showers, lighter winds, perhaps still that wintry shower risk for eastern and south—eastern parts of england and later in the day, it clouds

so east anglia and the south—east starting off chilly, then there'll be some rain moving through, ofree "w but it's this rain, as it pushes its way south and east across the country overnight saturday into sunday which allows the back door to open to this cold northerly air once again, degrees, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, it is going to feel much colder than that — sub—zero for many. so a noticeable difference to the second half of the weekend, i suspect, and the cold air is set to stay with us for the start of the new working week, although it should be largely fine and dry, with a return to some sunny spells. take care. the latest headlines for you now from bbc news: the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, has responded with defiance to the us, the european union and several latin american countries who've recognised the opposition leader, juan guaido, as interim president. he has declared himself acting leader. nicolas maduro has said he's breaking off relations with the us and giving american diplomats 72 hours to leave. president trump is looking

a pretty mild start but then this cold front moving south and east words, the rain associated with itouth—east of england during the afternoon but we find it sunshine developing, brighter afternoon, some showers, is turning wintry over higher ground, turning colder as well. these are the afternoon temperatures, 5—7d. holding onto some mild conditions in the south—east but eventually the cold front clearing through the kent coastline, all of us under the influence of the northerly wind. you can the wind influence of the northerly wind. you can - the wind direction, influence of the northerly wind. you cai tracking e wind direction, influence of the northerly wind. you cai tracking e wir to iirection, influence of the northerly wind. you cai tracking e wir to iiren north pole, ‘conditions ‘ conditions filtering into pole —— through the uk as into mtg, from " " ' ice in on:e in places, on:e in plac crisp you on:e in plac crisp you on:e i day c crisp 5 - 3s— on the wintry, even down to east, wintry, even down to low—level scum are some sleet and snow for the north—east of england, eastern

that just about sums up the south—east but still pretty chilly. up the rest of the week, quite a lot of cloud on friday but turning milder. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime senior mps from both sides of the commons join forces in a bid to stop a no deal brexit. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. padraig harrington will be europe's next ryder cup captain. the annoucement was made in the last half hour — he's has been vice—captain for the last three contests and played in six ryder cups himself. europe face the usa at whistling straits in wisconsin, in september of next year. harrington said he's thrilled, but it wasn't a role he accepted lightly. i know we are going through a new venue, it is an away match, we are going to have on average, three more rookies coming into the team, and i have to be a part of that team and insurer that i find an edge to make sure the team perform to the b

it is towards the south—east of england that there is still some clear skies. degrees. through this evening and night, the band of rain and hill snow will move eastwards, but the snow will move eastwards, but the snow will move eastwards, but the snow will come down to lower levels as it moves into the pennines and through snowdonia. again, a couple of flurries into lower levels. the rain will move in further south and east. as it turns cold, there is the risk of widespread ice tonight, as the temperatures fall close to freezing in the north and west. someone tree showers following behind that, and in the south—east, 2-4d behind that, and in the south—east, 2—4d stop that is because of the cloud and rain, which will clear a way into states. all of us and the influence of the western airstream, that will bring in the showers. wintry showers across the uk, most of the snow will be over high ground. even in low levels, there could be some flurries. some showers will move into eastern england. sunshine in between the showers, and temperatures once again about 3—7 d

the rain moving into the south—east, keeping temperatures up in the south—east compared to last nightsleet at times as well. down to the south—east. mostly rain, some showers and sunny spells in between. remaining pretty chilly. we keep the cold weather for much of this week. wintry showers continuing. some sharp frost overnight, perhaps less cold by the time we get to friday. this is wednesday. we see plenty of sunshine throughout the day after a cold and frosty start. some showers coming into scotland, north wales, north—west england, some turning wintry in places. temperatures roundabout for— 6 degrees. by thursday, similar sort of thing, one or two showers around with bright spells, by friday, still quite cloudy but you notice the temperatures just creeping up to about 8—10d. not as cold by the end of the week. still some sharp frosts we re of the week. still some sharp frosts were many of us and feeling cold. goodbye. hello, it‘s monday, it‘s 10:00am, i‘m victoria derbyshire. good morning. this morning — live in the studio, the youngest prime minister in the world — jacinda arden

not too far away so there is potential for wet snow as it clears awat from east anglia and the south—eastay progress further east turning to snow. some hail, some thunder, gusty winds near them as we've seen on the weather front and with only 3—6 degrees temperature—wise, therefore the potential is there for snow to lower levels across the midlands in the afternoon and those winds will make it feel even more bitter than it has recently so through the evening, there's a potential this evening that we could see a few centimetres of snow, even at lower levels across the south—east and east anglia before the showers he's a little through the night and a widespread frost will follow, even colder through the coming night, —10 potentially across the snowfields of scotla nd but that does promise that wednesday should be drier, fewer showers, lighter winds, perhaps still that wintry shower risk for the east and south—east and later in the day, it clouds over in the west but it's still bitterly cold despite lighter winds and despite the sunshine. is there anything milder on the horizon? well, possi

front so there's a potential there for some wet snow as it clears away from east anglia and the south—easthowers through the day progress further east turning to snow. there'll be some hail, some thunder, gusty winds near them as we've seen on the weather front and with only 3—6 degrees temperature—wise, therefore the potential‘s there for snow to lower levels across the midlands perhaps through the afternoon, and those winds will make it feel even more bitter than it has recently, so through the evening, there's a potential this evening that we could see a few centimetres of snow, even at lower levels across the south—east and east anglia, before finally the showers ease a little through the night and then a widespread frost will follow, even colder through the coming night, —10 potentially across the snowfields of scotland, but that does promise that wednesday should be drier, fewer showers, lighter winds, perhaps still that wintry shower risk for eastern and south—eastern parts of england and later in the day, it clouds over in the west but it's still bitterly cold despite lighter winds

it isn't just south—east asia because this report focuses on china's intentions towards taiwan.y and it could potentially deflect any kind of interference from outside militaries? as i understand it, any chinese effort to evict taiwan will consist of two parallel military effects, one is the invasion itself which it has the ability to do today but number two is the ability to deter or deny access to any foreign interference that may be trying to interfere themselves in the chinese formosa invasion so the things that come to mind is americam commitment to the region. i have no doubt that the chinese have the ability, the doctrine and the hardware to invade taiwan if it wants to, like you mentioned, but i have my doubts about their ability to deny a foreign aggressor from coming in and intervening in the conflict i'm not sure they can actually carry out an invasion tomorrow, like they say. skywatchers are gearing up for a lunar eclipse that's due to begin injust a couple of hours‘ time. it's called a 'super blood wolf moon‘ and should be visible in many parts of the world. this ki

night wears on, we will see 2— five centimetres, perhaps ten centimetres for south—west england and south eastles and essential southern england. it has been fragment in in places. —— frequenting. this is an from south wales across to east anglia the main focus of the snow overnight. the earlier amber warning has expired but still some warnings in place. looking at the wider uk, some snow showers feeding in. strong winds as well blowing snow around. it is not as cold with one exception, brehme in the scottish islands. it is a cold start for most of us tomorrow. freezing across central and southern england. snow of patchy snow on and off through the morning turning to sleet. a cold feeling day. brisk winds across the midlands, west, south—west england and temperatures not much higher than three. england and scotland with fog and some spells of sunshine and temperatures are bad freezing. a feed of wintry showers through to saturday. as we go through saturday, a mixture of sunny spells and wintry showers down the east coast. the weekend, things are looking a little bit drier, some spells of sunsh

outbreaks of rain across central and south—east england through the afternoon.and, four or five celsius, just about hanging onto milder conditions across southern south—east england, nine or 10 here. but that front finally clears away as we go through into thursday morning. we pick up a brisk north or north—westerly wind, that's going to feed further wintry showers across, and that's going to lead to some icy stretches first thing on thursday morning, particularly across scotland and northern england. further south, still having a lot of cloud, and for a time some milder conditions. but not for long. by thursday, that cold air digs in across the uk. it will feed some wintry showers down across eastern coasts, but for most some crisp sunshine, but a much colder feel on thursday, temperatures not much higher than six or seven celsius. now, as we go into friday, under clear skies, a widespread frost across the uk, a really cold start to the day on friday, but for many crisp with some sunshine. however, there is a front to the west, could be just sliding its way eas

all right our south east asia correspondent boston heartsick thank you very much. now look at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.n. says more than fifty mass graves have been found in the democratic republic of congo after a string of killings there the graves in the west of the country are believed to be related to deadly violence between two ethnic groups that erupted in december the investigation is now underway. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims have gathered to attend pope francis's world youth day mass in panama city on sunday the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america later today he will also visit a church run home for people living with aids. huge protests are expected today in the venezuelan capital caracas as demands are growing for fresh elections that's as the country's top military envoy to the united states announced he had turned his back on president nicolas maduro government who say the east silva said he recognizes opposition leader one kwaito as venezuela's in term president and urged the res

anglia and the south—east. ning and tonight we take the patchy rain with some sleet and snow mixed in. it pushes further east. ft showers pushing across the south—west. with the extra cloud and milder air, it will not be as cold as it was. one to 5 degrees in many places. what we are left with tomorrow is an uninspiring day. a lot of cloud. dribs and drabs of rain and drizzle. maybe the odd fla ke rain and drizzle. maybe the odd flake of something sleety. the best chance of sunshine tomorrow across the north of scotland. temperatures in the far south—west of england get to 10 degrees in plymouth. elsewhere, grey and damp and chilly. some subtle changes for the second half of the weekend. the winds switch more easterly. drier air of the continent. what's the cloud break up. more clear skies on sunday. consequently i am hoping more of us will see some sunshine on sunday. a band of cloud, patchy rain, hill snow sunday. a band of cloud, patchy rain, hillsnow in sunday. a band of cloud, patchy rain, hill snow in the

the far west of wales and into cornwall, looks like a brighter day, though for east anglia and south—eastund 4 to 8 celsius. now, that weak weather front will be across northern england into parts of wales on through sunday evening, moves further south on sunday night, barely any rain still associated with that. some clear spells around as well, so you try your luck with those early on monday if you‘re viewing the total lunar eclipse, and a rather more widespread frost as well as monday starts. so then, into monday, we look at the big picture here. there‘s a little nose of high pressure keeping things reasonably settled across much of the uk. this weather front, though, will show its hand into parts of scotland and northern ireland as we go deeper into the day. now, what we‘ll notice from that is a cloud increasing, the wind picking up as well. in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hour or so, and then here comes the wet weather. some rain, some hill snow associated with that, especially into scotland. whereas much of england and w

our south east asia correspondent boston hartzog joins me now with more. what else do we know about this attack. well we know karl that this wasn't the first time that this particular church was targeted we know as you said that there were two bombs one going off as the mass was going on and then the second one about a minute later near the entrance of the church as the people were fleeing the building and security for forces were coming in to secure the perimeter is now we understand that the majority of the victims are in fact civilians although there are some army personnel among the wounded as well most of the casualties were taken to the local hospital in holo some however were also airlifted out to zamboanga city which is on the neighboring island of mindanao which is the main island in the southern philippines karl. president. is calling this an act of terrorism but what do we know about who might be behind the bombings. well so far there are no group has claimed responsibility for this attack the filipino authorities however are focusing on one gro

we will lose the weather front from the south—east and east to the course of sunday.d nanga! -- naga. the message from you is a lwa ys -- naga. the message from you is always clear about what is coming up. that is what i was going to say. now, iam up. that is what i was going to say. now, i am going to take it back. i will see you later! thanks, carol! we are talking about clarity of language and jargon soup. the terms and phrases bandied around but maybe eve ryo ne and phrases bandied around but maybe everyone struggles with. this is a new word that i have come up with, it is the explainathon, from chris! what does that mean, diverges?” guess, ultimately, this is what brexit is all about. the uk moving away to an extent from the european union. there has been a big argument about the extent to which that is wise or narrow. we'll come to my jargonjungle as wise or narrow. we'll come to my jargon jungle as i wise or narrow. we'll come to my jargonjungle as i have decided wise or narrow. we'll come to my jargon jungle as i have decided to go with. we are at the universi

a chilly start for east anglia and south—east england. the milderair anglia and south—east england.rn highlands and the northern idols which are still in single figures. going into saturday, we are still in the milder air in between these fronts but some cold air is tucked behind this cold front and we will see that returning on sunday. for much of england and wales through the day on saturday, mainly dry but some persistent rain arriving into northern ireland, the west of scotland, some snow in the northern highlands and that rain settled into west wales and south—west england late on. much of england and wales is mild, 9—11dc but colder air returning to northern scotla nd but colder air returning to northern scotland and we will all be in the cold air by the time we get to sunday as the cold front slides its way south and east with. notice the squeeze in the isobars so some much windier conditions going into sunday and they will be coming from the north again so a cold appealing. fairly messy, quite a lot of cloud, some bright and sunny spells. some showers and longer spells of ra

there have been some good brea ks cloud, but there have been some good breaks in east anglia and south—eastngland. we have some clearance in scotla nd england. we have some clearance in scotland and northern ireland. both of these areas will turn cold overnight, with frost this evening. the weak weather front will bring some cloud southwards across england and wales, some drizzle on that. we will probably find some mist and fog patches there as well. otherwise, a cold night, one of the coldest of the winter so far in parts of northern scotland. there will be a chill in the air on sunday, but we will see some high—powered moving m, will see some high—powered moving in, which will make the sunshine hazy. outbreaks of rain in the north—west, and cold enough for some of this snow to turn —— mike rain to turn to snow. hello this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: the prime minister theresa may is to brief ministers on cross—party talks as downing street warns mps not to try and block brexit. two people are arrested following a car bomb attack in londonderry last night. police believe

it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on.eze. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, dry with some good spells of sunshine but still chilly. on into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder once again. this front will bring quite a lot of cloud around through friday, showery bursts of rain which should clear off into the north sea although further showers will pile into scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze as well so less sunshine around but 11 milder temperatures in the upper single digits, maybe 10, 11 across western areas. it's short—lived, it will turn cold again on into the weekend. looks like a sunday will be the drier and brighter day. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story: hope is fading that a premier league footballer whose plane went missing on the way to the uk will be found a

north—westerly direction, bringing more rain to western parts of scotland, sunnier skies further south and eastunday, still got high—pressure sitting here to the south—west, another frontal system makes its way gradually in from the north—west. quite a few isobars on the map, too. so sunday set to be the windier day of the weekend. still showers blown in, particularly across parts of scotland, of scotland, one or two filtering into north—west england, wales and northern ireland. further south and east, you're likely to stay dry with some spells of sunshine and quite a bit milder. highs of 11 or 12. this is beyond one hundred days. i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: president trump arrives in texas to try to boost support for his plan to build a wall on the us mexico border and inspect what he calls an immigration crisis. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, says washington is determined to rid syria of iranian influence despite the plan to withdraw american troops. coming up in the next half hour: japan's prime minister shinzo abe holds talks with th

south. staying east of d.c., south and east of the beltway. not to say we couldn't see a few sprinkles try to move north as here,ystem moves out of but again, most of this is staying south. a loturf moi with this system as a stalled frontal system is creating rain showers and an

it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on. and more of a breeze.. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, should be dry with some good spells of sunshine but still on the chilly side. 0n into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold. a bit more mild air of the atlantic but it will be short lived because on the weekend, it turns colder once again. a lot of cloud around on friday. it should clear off into the north sea although further showers will pile into scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze as well so less sunshine around but milder temperatures in the upper single digits, maybe ten or 11 across western areas. it is short lift, it will turn called again on into the weekend. it looks like a sunday will be the drier and brighter day. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: vigils in france and the uk for missing footballer emiliano sala. with his plane still missing, owners of his new club say they're in shock. we re

rain clears from the south—east.d, milder than it has been, with temperatures around 9—11 degrees. fairly frequent showers across northern and western scotland into the north—west of england and north wales, too. moving through saturday night, then, into sunday, we've got the next cold front that moves its way in again from the north—west. quite a lot of isobars on the map, showing a windier spell of weather, a blustery—feeling day certainly on sunday with a mix of sunshine and showers. most of the showers across the north west and third of the uk and again further south and east, you're more likely to stay dry with some sunshine. but these are the wind gusts and some of those could reach a5, 50 mph, particularly across exposed coasts and hills in northern and western scotland. but a windy day wherever you are. in the sunny spells it will be mild with temperatures between around 8—11 degrees on sunday afternoon. but, as we head through next week, that mild air gets pushed away towards the south—west, the winds start

it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on. the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder once again. but this front will bring quite a lot of cloud around through friday, showery bursts of rain which should tend to clear off into the north sea although further showers will pile into scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze as well so less sunshine around but milder temperatures in the upper single digits, maybe ten or 11 across western areas. it is short—lived, it will turn cold again on into the weekend. it looks like a sunday will be the drier and brighter day. this is bbc news. the headlines: zimbabwe's human rights commission has accused soldiers and police heads would roll if he finds any wrongdoing by security forces. the partial us government shutdown has gone into a second month with no signs of republicans and democrats bre

an increasing breeze in the south—east and increasing cloud pushing into wales in the south—west of englandd day further north, pretty much wherever you are. you‘ll haveis pretty much wherever you are. you‘ll have is a chadder compensate. this area of rain, sleet, and snow will continue to expand and become a widespread one that moves northwards and eastwards overnight into friday morning. some will be quite heavy. arriving across the south—east of the london area, particularly the midlands and towards wales, there will be drifting snow with a strong south—east wind. this is the lying snow expected friday morning. it could be quite deep across parts of southern and eastern wales. this is potentially disruptive and, of course, treacherous if you are heading out. through friday night it looks as though it will be a wintry mix across england and wales. a sleet and so can you repeat out and become lighter and more patchy. leading to further accumulation. more snow across northern scotland and eastern coastal areas. watch out forice and eastern coastal areas. watch out for ice again first thing

the far west of wales and into cornwall, looks like a brighter day, though for east anglia and south—eastes on through sunday evening, moves further south on sunday night, barely any rain still associated with that. some clear spells around as well, so you try your luck with those early on monday if you're viewing the total lunar eclipse, and a rather more widespread frost as well as monday starts. so then, into monday, we look at the big picture here. there's a little nose of high pressure keeping things reasonably settled across much of the uk. this weather front, though, will show its hand into parts of scotland and northern ireland as we go deeper into the day. now, what we'll notice from that is a cloud increasing, the wind picking up as well. in fact, could see some gusts in the western isles deeper into the day up to around 60 miles an hourorso, and then here comes the wet weather. some rain, some hill snow associated with that, especially into scotland. whereas much of england and wales with variable cloud and sunny spells, will stay dry, and temperatures still on the chilly side

anglie'inihe midlands and east anglia'inihe after midlands and east anglia'inthe after. rain has south—easth spells of sunshine. however those wintry showers from the west will spread east through the day and if you get a shower heavy enough even at low levels that could be a dusting of snow. a few centimetres over the hills and more over the mountains of scotland. a chilly day and then through choosing out into wednesday morning temperatures will plunge. widely down below freezing but perhaps as low as 10 degrees across part of scotland. a very chilly and frosty start on wednesday. but actually a decent looking day. the winds will not be a stronger the stage. the they might feel better although most amateurs on the face of it will start between three and 7 degrees. a scattering showers across north and western areas. thursday dry with spells of sunshine. clouds thickening across northern ireland later on. something milder in the west and all of us will have something a little milder on friday. a bit of rain in the north but that won't last. it turns cold again through the weekend. welcome

, further falls across the south—eastover. . . a covering of snow —— lack of snow over... as we head on into the start of the weekend, looking a bit quieter, feathery down that further wintry showers. but aside from that, plenty of crisp winter sunshine, temperatures only making five, six and 7 degrees. stay tuned to the weather forecast. this is bbc news, i'm carole walker. the headlines at eight. travel chaos on some roads in southern england as heavy snow sweeps in from the west — a severe weather warning is in place. people have been stuck for hours because of the heavy snowfall that came down from mid to late afternoon it started. ever since then, it has been fallling fast and a lot of people have been caught out with it. foreign secretary, jeremy hunt says brexit could be delayed if enough progress isn't made in the coming weeks to break the impasse. if we ended up approving a deal in the days before the 29th of march, then we might need some extra time to pass critical legislation. there's been a big increase in th

, up to 15 centimetres in the south—east wales towards the west cou ntry the south—east wales towardsecent storm of negative publicity. also in the programme... china's vast manufacturing sector shrinks for a second consecutive month, raising fresh fears about the pace of slowdown in the world's second—largest economy.

tuesday into wednesday, this cold front slipping south and east, giving outbreaks of rain as it pushes of much colder conditions to come as we go throughout the day. with the colder air moving in we could well see snow or higher grounds in scotland, the rain moving down to the south and east, not a pleasant day for many others with the rain pushing in, be handed sunny spells, some showers turning wintry behind it, temperatures starting to drop, li—6d, milder conditions in the south—east. 9-10d. milder conditions in the south—east. 9—10d. all of us by the time we reach thursday in the cold northerly airstream, 3—7d, some sunny spells. friday is barely similar, temperatures on the fairly low side with pride or sunny spells. that's it from me. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh — the headlines: the uk may never leave the eu — that's what theresa may will tell brexit supporters this morning in a speech in stoke, the day before mps vote on her withdrawal deal. letters between the prime minister and eu leaders are set to be published within hours , trying to pr

all right our south east asia correspondent boston arctic thank you very much. a state court in brazil has blocked over a billion euros in assets belonging to the mining company bali in order to pay for damages from friday's burst dam disaster still over three hundred people are missing in the area with the death toll of at least forty people at the con. since of despair and a damn sight. for the families of the missing the wait for news about their loved ones has become simply am bearable. sorrow is also turning into anger this woman's husband is among the missing. but i don't have any news he's not i've seen his phone i'll give you his number and you call him i need an answer i was desperate my daughter is pregnant and isn't feeling well the police aren't letting me go there why if nobody tells me anything if he's not fine he has a family some residents accuse authorities in the area of negligence. the alarm didn't work the only alarm i heard came from my neighbors miles they were yelling. rescue teams have now been forced to suspend their search for survivors

as we start to see that south—east bitterly cold wind pick up too. south. but the snow could be disruptive through thursday afternoon into the evening. 1—3 centimetres of snow across southern counties of england. a bit more than that in the midlands, and potentially 10—15 over the higher ground of southern and eastern wales. you'll have to stay tuned to the forecast. this area of snow could be a little bit further north, it could be a bit further south. but it starts to clear off into the north sea along with the area of low pressure on the friday. it doesn't mean there counldn't be some disruption from the snow and ice in the next couple of days. stay tuned to the weather forecast and bbc radio local for all the latest forecasts there. for friday, a slow improvement. snow clearing eventually from the south, although it could stay quite cold and cloudy across england and wales. showers across eastern england and scotland. the best of the sunshine through scotland and northern ireland but it will be cold. you're watching bbc news. i am babita sharma.