i am here in - south-east nigeria. this is the south—east nigeria.ria. this is the place of one of the candidates in the — place of one of the candidates in the election. peter obi. life is normal here. people are busy— life is normal here. people are busy trying to stop up ahead of the election. there will be no movement on saturday, so people are going — movement on saturday, so people are going about their normal duties, — are going about their normal duties, trying to get themselves comfortable before themselves comfortable before the election. i have been to the election. i have been to the local_ the election. i have been to the local office of the electoral commission here and i have _ electoral commission here and i have seen— electoral commission here and i have seen them moving some non—sensitive materials, distributing them to the various_ distributing them to the various local governments where they will — various local governments where they will be used in the election, and i've spoken to a few people too who told me they are looking fo

east anglia and the south—east staying dry through the daylight hours. is where the mildest conditions are, but mild in most areas. patchy rain tomorrow evening, east anglia and the south—east, a dry spell, then more widespread rain and drizzle pushing across into thursday morning. england, wales, southern scotland, a damp and grey day, but misty around the hills, the best sunshine across the north of scotland, where you will start with the frost. rain into thursday night, strengthening winds, deepening low pressure firing its way eastwards, bringing a little bit of rain, but the big story for friday will be the strength of the wind, topping 80 mph for some. strength of the wind, topping 80 mph forsome. back strength of the wind, topping 80 mph for some. back to cardiff with huw. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at ten from me and all the team here in cardiff. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good night. good evening i'm tulsen tollet and this is your s

temperatures, 6—8. the south—east corner into the evening. temperatures, 6—8 . england and south wales, clearer skies in the far south—east corner, some frost and ice falling here, best of the breaks elsewhere, probably western scotland again with some touch of frost into tomorrow morning, but tomorrow starts fairly cloudy for most, chance of one or two showers, but a chilly cloud may break up a bit more readily at times compared with today. stronger breeze than today but we will see more sunshine in western scotland, a sunny day in the fast north across shetland and most on trend with the eastern side of the english channel. again, chilly day in that breeze. the breeze eases as we go through wednesday night into thursday, area of high pressure starts to recede a little bit, some rain amongst parts of our cloud across the country, particularly in southern scotland, final in england and northern ireland, one or two isolated showers elsewhere, most will have a dry day. it was on trend towards southernmost counties, again final in shetland, sunny conditions. temper

my name is jamie clarke, and this is the village of new ash green, where i live in the south—east ofah, not too bad. anything good in the paper? there might be more interesting places in the world to see, but this is where my friends and family are. this is home. after two years of uni, it was a three—year course, i condensed it into two, i was shattered by the end, because it was so relentless, and ijust needed a break, and my family suggested applying for a job near scranton, pennsylvania in the usa, after a cousin of mine had done it, and he'd had a great time. dance music. i wasn't keen on the idea of working with kids, but it was a means to an end. little did i know it would be the making of me. the kids were absolutely amazing. i got to reuse a lot of my film—making skills from university. we are creating a camp movie, written by me. here's the script for it i've just put together. i went and did four summers after my first one, because ijust loved it so much, especially because at the end of the day, you finish your final day at camp, you get paid, a wallet of cash, and then y

a few breaks, come the afternoon you are most likely to have some sunshine around east anglia, south eastmay be to the east of the pennines, but to the north—west we expect some rain later in the evening, and the east in the late afternoon, belfast, glasgow, edinburgh should have at least some rain. and again mild, perhaps even 14 degrees in the south. this weather front as it makes its journey tomorrow evening, saturday night, eventually it will fizzle out because there is high pressure in the south of the country, it squeezes out the fronts, the air sinks, and any rainfall in that high on sunday, really strong area of high pressure. when high pressure becomes a strong and dominant it dominant it means it doesn't tend to budge, doesn't shift, and it drives our weather for quite some time. you can see the wind is blowing around the centre of the high pressure, but within it the winds are light. even though the temperatures take a bit of a drop on sunday, single figures, the winds will be very light. there is a little bit of a month to the sunshine now so it is going to feel pleasant. i ta

luke hanrahan, bbc south east today, brighton.eople into the sport. skaters who train at telford ice rink won dozens of medals at this year�*s inclusive skating virtual world championships. the team now wants even more people to take to the ice. sophie madden has been to meet them. gliding, leaping and twirling. these are some of the uk�*s best inclusive ice skaters. the team, based at telford ice rink, began with just one skater, and after recent medal winning successes, they hope to encourage more people with disabilities and additional needs to give ice—skating a try. the whole point of inclusive skating is that it is inclusive of everybody, so that it why i put this team together and they make me proud every day. inclusive skating means creating an environment where anyone can get on the ice, and these skaters want to show what it is that they can do. cameron sergeant, who was sarah�*s first student, has autism, anxiety and a learning disability, and is now a senior men�*s champion in free skating, free dance and pairs. he sai

, kharkiv remains under threat, the south—east, kharkiv remains underthreat, ukraine's the south—easthese are places that experience russian attack stay in and day out, eitherfrom experience russian attack stay in and day out, either from the sky with missile attacks or from troop movement on the ground. it is the russians, i think we can say with relative certainty, that are suffering the greater losses, simply because of their tactics. it is almost a war of attrition, where certainly in bakhmut they have seen reports of mercenary fighters coming in waves. this is what russian forces have, they have mass, they have size. while ukraine is concealing territory in a marginal sense, ukraine are suffering losses to and trying to hold the line. this is sadly the status quo, and i think russia for the coming months will continue with the strategy.- continue with the strategy. thank ou from continue with the strategy. thank you from peeve — continue with the strategy. thank you from peeve for _ continue with the strategy. thank you from peeve for the _ continue with the strategy. thank you f

pretty cloudy for most places, make its brighter skies and sunshine towards the south—east, east angliae start very mild, we will keep that milder air into tuesday as well, some cold air waiting in the winds, but it will not reach us just yet. we still are in that mild south to south—westerly airflow that contains a lot of cloud, both places will be dry, we will see some washington coming in from the new continent to the south—east during the afternoon and the temperatures again getting up to 13 or 14 degrees. we have rain coming into western scotland and northern ireland and after doubt that weather front will push its way eastwards overnight and then we change the wind direction instead of that mild south—westerly wind, we get a cooler north—westerly wind during wednesday. that could bring wintry showers into the north—west, otherwise we have a cloudy picture of a messy picture on wednesday, some rain around, good season when trainers over the hills in the north, things start to get a little bit colder. but still temperatures in eastern england into double figures will stop are not as

, winds later in the south, could be nine or ten across the south—east but the milder spot by far isorth—east of scotland, 13 or 1a in aberdeen. stein blushed further rain at times across the north and west of scotland this evening at times across the north and west of scotland this evening and overnight, perhaps some light drizzle —— staying blustery with further rain at times. i think mild, not such a widespread frost across the south of the country because we should have more cloud but there should be pockets of frost and fog with any cloud breaks. high pressure with us for the start of the weekend, saturday and sunday both largely dry and the orange colours indicate mild for the time of year. lots of cloud on saturday, limited brightness, probably the best towards the north—east and eastern england, maybe spots of drizzle over western england and wales but most places dry, its value is much higher than expected for this point in february, 11 to 13 or 1a. high pressure brings more dry unsettled weather with quite a lot of cloud and bursts of sunshine towards the north and east of

i'm out of my casa in south east jerry, a region that seems pretty late violence and kidnapping. keep wanting to find out why some people said if you'll marginalize and cut off from the ranks of the country. ah, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up cities, reduced to rubble more than 8000 civilians. did the ukraine boy is al, was away from entering a 2nd year, also hit. i'm tommy's a van live from turkey. our incredible stories of compassion emerge from the rubble of earthquakes. ah, the senate candidates in nigeria has been killed by gunman ahead of saturday's election. bo you bo chuck who was attacked on wednesday in southeast and a new goose station. the opposition candidate was returning from a campaign rally for his life policy. howard natasha has more from a nuclear this is way the man was running for senator was killed on wednesday night . his convoy was traveling along this road. when it got to this area, gunman opened fire. you could see some of the cartridges down there. he was killed and some of his party members were also killed. they the

winds far lighter further south and east and temperatures generally between seven and ten. esday night and into thursday this weather front will weaken quite significantly, not much rain getting in to the south and probably not so much fog on thursday morning, some wintry showers in scotland, mostly wintry showers in scotland, mostly wintry over high ground, many of the showers fate so thursday is largely dry with temperatures of eight or 9 degrees. a bit of a change in the feel of the weather, this frontal system pushes in from the west and will bring a feed of winds from the atlantic, quite a mild wind direction so we will see temperatures climbing. parts of scotland or northern ireland could see temperatures of 12 or 13 degrees. it will be mainly dry over the weekend but we could see patches of mist and fog towards the south. thank you, ben rich. that's it. now on bbc one, time tojoin our news teams where yoyu are. just after 130, this is the latest from the bbc sports centre. former newcastle player has been rescued from under the rubble with injuries following the earth

that attempt at secession in the south east home to the able homeland, ethnic group killed more than 1000000 people. but when, when you finish the retire lieutenant colonel is worried about a new generation of fighters who say not enough people from this region have influence over nigeria, politics, security, and economy. i'm suggesting that the federal mitchell think deeply and see how they can bring us into the equation to us legs, the syllis under and else the people, the boys who wore him on legislative bodily nigeria, se se them increase in pre election violence, kidnappings, and continued agitation from some to split from the rest of the country. dozens of people have been killed this year in a row you to abuse your breast lobe, you know breast probably be a little kid, you know bottle. i be going to record for them to tell her that liberty a free book, this i midra is thinks a man what really breed them. so i want to be free presidential and parliamentary elections are on saturday. some polling stations will not be used because of insecurity. security force to say they will gu

in temperature, the core of strong winds in the country, especially it happens in the east and south-eastthe country. in the east and south-east of our country, this strong wind blows dust and reduces the air quality of light structures. in other areas, it brings a snowstorm for the persian gulf. i also have strong wind blowing, our wave models show that due to strong winds and temperatures have increased the height of waves over the persian gulf, especially in the central parts towards the eastern regions of the persian gulf. it is expected that we request that all marine activities be limited during this period. for tehran , we are currently witnessing snowfall in the northern part of tehran . we expect rain for tomorrow to be limited to the provincial network . now that we didn't have electricity, the people of iran migrated, most of them went to the center of the province, but thank god, since they gave electricity, now they have returned a lot, on average, 25 villages have been electrified in the past 43 years. they have the blessing of electricity, they used to live together with al

people who think that it is necessary to strike in russia, do you know where he lives in the east and in the southf ukraine, in the west, in the center or in the north, namely from the east and from the south, they believe that it is absolutely necessary to hit russia without any uh, these s- confusion is already with us anton groshytskyi i i didn't hear ana, let's add it now notes, what do you think should be taken away? i think that if there is expediency and moreover, there we are considered that without, well, without division into civilian objects, not civilian military, if there is an urgent need , we strike, well, that is, the closer the people are, i explain myself, no, the more people encountered the russian world in kharkiv oblast, zaporozhye, there in dnipropetrovsk oblast, so they understand that the russian world can only be fought with the methods of the russian world. listeners and viewers of modern technologies - this is also a benefit , sometimes evil happens to adapt , you are actually absolutely hello, because the essence of the survey and the main results were there consisted o

but the best of the sunshine will be found across the midlands and down into the south—east of englandcotland. and this area of high pressure will still be with us, just to the south or south—east as we head in to the weekend. where winds are light, close to the centre of the high, we could well have some mist and fog patches around on saturday morning, across parts of wales, central and southern parts of england. northern ireland and scotland will see some quite large areas of cloud at times. sunshine i think in short supply on saturday, but temperatures 11, 12 or 13 degrees, so feeling very mild indeed for the time of year. into sunday, we could start off with some mist and fog patches in the south, some cloud rolling around the north—west of the uk, but some spells of sunshine, and still that mild feel, 9 to 12, maybe 13 degrees. as we head in to the start of next week, this area of high pressure will still be with us. it does start to drift a little further eastwards, a bit more of a breeze around the western flank of that high, some quite large areas of cloud, but we will see some

persistent showery rain just starting to form early tuesday, affecting the far south—east of englandt, certainly a touch of frost for many of us. could be the odd misty patch in the north as well. during tuesday, there's that showery rain likely to affect parts of perhaps kent, essex, sussex and the london region down towards the channel isles, where there'll still be a little bit of a breeze blowing on tuesday. further north, you could catch one or two showers, especially for parts of north—east england. the best of the brightness once again will be for scotland and northern ireland as well. further ahead, it does look mostly settled. quite a good deal of dry weather, perhaps a little bit of showery rain across northern areas. best of the sunshine likely towards the west. this is bbc world news. our top stories... the prime minister, rishi sunak, will meet the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, on monday as they try to secure a new brexit deal for northern ireland. a joint statement said they would work towards finding a solution. at least 59 people includin

most of us dry, just cast your eye towards the south—east and your eye towards the south—east and youy tuesday and affecting the far south—east of england. elsewhere a cold night and a touch of frost for many of us and they could be the odd misty patch in the north as well. on tuesday, that showery rain is likely to affect parts of kent and sussex towards the channel islands. stella breeze on tuesday. further north, you could catch one or two showers especially in northern england. the best of the brightness of either scotland and northern ireland. further ahead, scotland and northern ireland. furtherahead, it looks scotland and northern ireland. further ahead, it looks mostly settled in quite a good deal of dry weather. a little bit of showery weather. a little bit of showery weather across northern areas. the best of the sunshine towards the west. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: president of the european commission ursula von der leyen will travel to the uk tomorrow to meet prime minister rishi sunak. earlier the bbc learnt that an announcement about the new deal b

ah, great destruction and in terms of the infrastructure of the south-east of turkey, railway cars andmunications, therefore, and many airports here in the south-east of turkey are closed for skiing and the completely destroyed unity of the runway does not fly. uh, everything, last night this morning, planes that were literally wiped off the face of the earth. and this, by the way, is the sixth most populated city in turkey, and here and arba. volunteer rescuers are flying from all over turkey tonight when we took off from istanbul international airport we saw in the local terminal in the domestic terminal. uh, crowds of people, literally this volunteer rescuers, who fly here, and then disperse over the ground to the most affected areas, of course, are helping turkey now, and the whole world, literally russia, of course, also did not stand aside literally an hour ago, it worked the most the affected regions and provinces of the country started rescuers of the russian emergencies ministry several special planes flew out of moscow, and more juices of rescuers, and several units of specia

here, as throughout the south-east of turkey, rubble is being dismantled and searched, heavy equipment bites into the concrete with buckets, pushing large fragments aside, and rescuers literally take apart those areas by hand, and there may still be people. now it has completely calmed down, literally the whole district has been declared a minute of silence from the quiet motors of heavy construction equipment people, what have gathered also quieted down rescuers listen and shout. here in this mountain of concrete, perhaps there, and there are voids in which there may still be those who managed to survive, now and then in the crowd, that gathered near the police fence. someone begins to sob, when the shock passes, the horror comes from the realization of what happened here in the ruins, the number of the dead goes to thousands of wounded several times more in turkey and until the end of the week nationwide herbs. in the south-east of the country, a state of emergency is introduced on the basis of the powers granted to us by article 119 of the constitution. we decided to declare a state

it'll be very mild in the south east, 1a degrees there, but even 9 to 12 further north.more unsettled with rain at times and some strong winds, too. one area of low pressure pushes through on thursday, followed by a deeper system on friday that will bring some rain and some gales to the north and the west. initially, it'll scoop up some very mild air across england and wales before the cooler, wetter, windier weather spreads southwards later on friday. so, an unsettled end to this new week. but for both days, it's going to remain pretty mild. this is bbc news, the headlines: a week on from the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, over 33,000 people are known to have been killed. the un says it expects that number to double. remarkably, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. another aid convoy has crossed into rebel—held north—west syria. the us military has shot down an unidentified flying object above lake huron, the third such object shot down in as many days. pentagon officials said an assessment was made that the objects were not military threats,

still the risk of cloud around but may be breaking up across east anglia and the south—east of englandstern areas of scotland, northern ireland may be parts of the lake district. 10 degrees is quite possible in the sunnier moments. as a move into tuesday, the risk of some showers drifting their way through channel, not really amounting to two much. the high stays with us on a whole and the wednesday light. we could potentially be chasing cloud amounts around as we look further ahead. on the whole, a good deal of dry weather, some sunny spells from time to time and as we head into the beginning of march, some areas will continue to see temperatures into double figures. take care. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben brown. the headlines... at least 43 people have died — after a boat carrying migrants sinks near the coast of southern italy. pope francis has prayed for the victims and survivors. translation: | pray| for every one of them, for the missing and the other surviving migrants. let's start with the sinking of a migrant vessel. we under

incoming missiles have been detected, flying towards ukraine from the south and east.time to take cover. on days like these, hours are spent underground. anxious moments as news comes in of a fresh wave of attacks. their colleagues at a power station in the west have taken a direct hit. they know this could have been them, and closer to home, word is spreading of something much worse. across town, the tragedy is unfolding. a missile has struck an apartment building. the rescue effort is frantic. dozens of people have died here. the missile that did this was huge. designed half a century ago to destroy aircraft carriers. it was almost certainly aimed at the power station. some of russia's attacks are accurate. many are not. russia's assault has brought death and darkness to ukraine's cities. the nights are long and cold, the power cuts frequent. a whole nation plunged into a world of adjustments. for david, not yet two, it is mostly a game. that's how his parents prefer to keep it, especially when sirens wail and missiles fall. it's 8:30. a power cut is coming. it's tim

no significant rain by the time it pushes south east as it bumps into this area of high pressure. down to cornwall, slowly clearing towards the channel. behind it, some sunshine coming through. a brisk and northwesterly wind will continue to feed in showers, particularly north west of the great glen. and winds still gusting a0 to 50 miles an hour at times. so noticeable, strong westerly wind. temperatures around 7 to 9 degrees, one or two places, if we're lucky, just seeing ten celsius as a high — 50 fahrenheit. now, as we close out thursday into the early hours of friday, we'll start to see a contrast, more cloud pushing in to the far north. some showery outbreaks of rain here, but milder temperatures holding up above freezing with clearer skies. temperatures falling just below freezing once again across england and wales. so we can't rule out frost and fog again for friday, but high pressure dominates for england and wales. still a bit more of a breeze up into the far north—west. and this westerly feed of air will continue to be a story. so it will be a slightly milder feel. gene

as well as— east anglia and the south—east as well as the — east anglia and the south—east as well asift quite readily and for many— that will lift quite readily and for many it— that will lift quite readily and for many it will be a mild day. some rain in _ many it will be a mild day. some rain in the — many it will be a mild day. some rain in the forecast but also some sunshine — rain in the forecast but also some sunshine. the rain is heavy, coming in across— sunshine. the rain is heavy, coming in across northern ireland and also western— in across northern ireland and also western scotland. for the rest of us, largely— western scotland. for the rest of us, largely dry. through the rest of the morning, this rain is slowly going _ the morning, this rain is slowly going to — the morning, this rain is slowly going to push southwards and eastwards and weakening all the time _ eastwards and weakening all the time you — eastwards and weakening all the time. you can see all the dry weather— time. you can see all the dry weather ahead of it, fair bit of sunshine _ weather ahead of it, fair

we could be up to 13 celsius in the north—east of scotland, nine further south. tes, bringing a lot of financial dry weather but don't expect wall—to—wall sunshine, quite a lot of cloud around and some areas look great in the north and east. very mild for all areas, temperatures above the seasonal number, 10—13 celsius. a lot of weather around for part two of the weekend, some sunshine, and for most of us it will remain on the mild side. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines: rescue efforts continue as over 17,000 people are now known to have been killed following monday's earthquakes in turkey and syria. the world health organization warns that, without shelter, water, fuel or electricity, many more people who have survived the quakes but lost their homes could die. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, takes his plea forfighter jets to european union leaders after his surprise visit to the uk yesterday. ukraine is going to be a member of the european union. ukraine is winning. planned strike action by firefighters is postponed after employers mak

anglia and the south east.it is still february and cold enough for snow on the tops of mountains. temperatures 4 or 5 degrees lower than today and tomorrow. we will notice the chillier feel more certainly overnight as you can see. perhaps a little wintry weather in the shower is coming south, but nor notably the return of night—time frost. towards thursday morning. but towards thursday morning. but towards thursday morning, the odd shower. plenty of sunshine around. then the next weather front approaches the north—west later in the day. but just like wednesday, temperatures a little lower, closer to the average at this time of year. then we get that next weather front and low pressure brushing close by to the north east of scotland. pushing that weather front aside for a day or so, but that high pressure system is coming back in for the weekend and we will pick up more night—time frost by then. thank you very much. a reminder of our top story: presidentjoe biden makes a surprise visit to kyiv, nearly one year o

blowing today in the yazd parts of kerman, sistan and baluchestan provinces, the north and east of fars province, the south east parts of the country. it happens in isfahan province and areas of yazd province this wind can lead to the rise of dust in some of these areas and reduce the horizontal visibility . for tehran, the sky will be partly cloudy from the leading hours, and we predict that there are conditions for light and scattered rains, together with the hottest and the coldest hour will fluctuate between 10 and 2 degrees until the next part of god-guarded news. 80% of iranian people are hungry and half-starved . this is the headline of the talks of the minister of agriculture at the time in the newspaper, 21 july 1346. i hug the square, i turn back again because of embarrassment the woman is crying because imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, heard these cries and repeatedly criticizes the poverty of the society . in the 1950s, that is, after the four development programs of tehran , i had 50 slums and slums . be like the sea, if there are only 12,000 families, 1,000 people . life was beginnin

it'll be very mild in the south east, 1a degrees there, but even 9 to 12 further north. unsettled with rain at times and some strong winds, too. one area of low pressure pushes through on thursday, followed by a deeper system on friday that will bring some rain and some gales to the north and the west. initially, it'll scoop up some very mild air across england and wales before the cooler, wetter, windy weather spreads southwards later on friday. so an unsettled end to this new week. but for both days, it's going to remain pretty mild. this week on the show... this is no ordinary cellar door. no. i'm in switzerland, going bonkers for bunkers. oh, wow — look at this! it's right in the middle of this massive complex, isn't it? and you'd never know if you're just driving through. sightseeing nonstop. absolutely spectacular mountain views. on a train breaking new ground. this is where the magic happens. and up high in the alps.

of the country, in the east and south. he east of our country , the possibility of damage to temporary structures and signs there are also advertisements, dust and a decrease in air quality are also expected for the persian gulf , mohammad sharifi, there is always a rough and turbulent sea , marine activities that should not be limited to the caspian sea, for today and friday , we also see an increase in the height of the waves in the caspian sea. in some hours, the wind is blowing and the temperature is expected to increase in my country for the next two days, especially for the heights where there has been snowfall in the past few days, it increases the possibility of avalanches . week on thursday move the wave from the department in the north of the country, in the northwest of the north and in the zagros highlands, it will increase and rain, and during the last days of the week, for friday, the temperature will drop significantly to 78 degrees in the northern part of the country. in some parts of the province, we will e

. the most affected areas in the south-east— the most affected areas in the south-east. , ., south-east turkey and syria, but this economically is devastating for the country. we saw the currency hit an all—time low. country. we saw the currency hit an all-time lova— all-time low. exactly, it is. turkey has been hit _ all-time low. exactly, it is. turkey has been hit by — all-time low. exactly, it is. turkey has been hit by very _ all-time low. exactly, it is. turkey has been hit by very high - all-time low. exactly, it is. turkey| has been hit by very high inflation. turkey is an emerging country and will need a lot of money to repair everything that has been destroyed by the earthquake. probably in may there are going to be elections in turkey and of course the government was trying to attract voters for their political programme, but now they have to face a whole new challenge with his huge earthquake and it is disastrous and very expensive. to and it is disastrous and very “pensive-— and it is disastrous and very exensive. ., . ., ,. expensive. to search and rescue teams are _ expen

for tuesday morning we could see dense fog affecting parts of east anglia, the south—east, the south—eastps bearing in mind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. it should clear then clears offs sunshine, by cloud and patchy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. this system likely to move in from the west quite erratically and there is uncertainty about how quickly it will make its move but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry and it's another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. 0nce another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. once that fund has pushed through, that opens the door for further weather systems from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks of rain on thursday, perhaps a chilly enough in the north of scotland for wintry showers but generally speaking it is another mild day. further ahead through friday and into next weekend, you can see further frontal systems will push in from the atlantic so there will be furth

and we will see a lot of that warm sat watkins that south east corner temperature is certainly on the rise. ready for places like melbourne. we look at the 3 day here, touching up high end of thirty's, coming down slightly. we will still see that warm to through to saturday when we do see a dramatic dip of about 10 degrees celsius, but still largely settled here. now that's not the case with new zealand. things have improved the remnants of that psych current remaining further east of both the islands, but some heavier rain pulling into the north island by thursday friday though it is an improving picture certainly in the south. now as we move to south east asia, we still have the flood advise result for some of the islands in the philippines. but most of the rain is offshore. that sure weather update. ah, oil companies, the biggest companies in the world had a very deep under standing of the climate crisis for the rest of us. and yet they did not tell anyone else. that's where the crime 40 years of denying their own scientific evidence. i thought that i could influence them to change

a terrible earthquake with a magnitude of all 70 points happened in the south-east of turkey and in syria week the world's screens were filled with frames of the tragedy due to the dead it's already tens of thousands of whole blocks of high-rise buildings formed like houses of cards shock, horror and despair from impotence. russia was the first to offer its assistance, but in general, turkey and syria found themselves in an unequal position, if 75 countries provide assistance to turkey at the state level, then due to illegal sanctions, syria has such large-scale support deprived of helping russia china and israel israel, by the way, has set a noble precedent, because the two countries have been at war since 1948 . and our correspondents do not even have deep relations, both in syria and in turkey from turkish. epicenter alexander bilibov from neighboring syria eduard punnikov is a monument to ataturk, which stands in the center of adayaman, one of the few structures that have survived in the city, where the gaze of the co-founder of the modern turkish state, cast in bronze, falls. now sol

it'll be very mild in the south east, 1a degrees there, but even 9 to 12 further north.ook more unsettled with rain at times and some strong winds, too. one area of low pressure pushes through on thursday, followed by a deeper system on friday that will bring some rain and some gales to the north and the west. initially, it'll scoop up some very mild air across england and wales before the cooler, wetter, windy weather spreads southwards later on friday. so an unsettled end to this new week. but for both days, it's going to remain pretty mild. you're watching bbc news. the latest headlines coming up, after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. across the world, freedom and democracy are in retreat. almost a third of the world's people live under authoritarian rule. that number is rising and that has grave implications for basic human rights. it's not that liberal democracies can't be abusive of rights, but generally their safeguards against oppression are stronger.

services in turkey are once again searching for people trapped under rubble after a new tremor in the south—eastr the border with syria. this is the same region where 16,000 people were killed two weeks ago by a much larger earthquake. three people were killed. brazil's president has travelled to the state of sao paulo to visit areas affected by flooding and landslides that have left dozens dead. search—and—rescue efforts are continuing with people still thought to be trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in 2021, more than 10,000 canadians died at the hands of health care professionals. thanks to the country's legalization of euthanasia. a handful of other countries have also legalized doctor assisted dying, but often with more restrictive rules. so, canada has become something of a global testing ground for the complex ethical, medical and social issues raised by euthanasia. my guest, dr stephanie green, is a specialist in medically—assisted dying, and has overseen more than 300 than 300 deaths

you can see, dry, settled and sunny as we head into march, just the risk of that rain into the south—eastis is bbc news, welcome, if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm frankie mccamley. our top stories... the polls are due to officially close in the next half hour in nigeria as millions of voters choose a new president and national assembly. i'm in nigeria's most popular city, lagos, where some polling units haven't even opened yet and there is now half an hour to go. china's plans for peace in ukraine cause ripples around the world. president zelensky says he wants to hear more, and the leader of russia's key ally belarus announces plans to fly to beijing. china wants national sovereignty respected but is not calling for russia to withdraw its troops. we'll ask how the plan might work. also ahead...

our correspondent nick beake reports from the south east of the country close to the epicentre where devastated city... ..we meet little arras. he is five. he was pulled from the rubble with hypothermia, after 105 hours. his older brother, older sister and his dad were all killed in the earthquake. his grandfather, mehmet, says he will now treat arras like his own son. translation: he is an honest boy. he has a strong personality. he is not spoilt, he is sincere. the rescuers and the doctors did so well to save him and, by god's grace, they gave him back to us alive. arras's mum survived and is being treated in another hospital but this is one of so many families torn apart. translation: we are burning inside, just. like everyone else. i don't need to tell you about the pain of losing three of my family. for the medics at the heart of all of this it has been an exhausting and traumatic week. it is very bad. and too much of the childs have lost their parents. so i don't know, it's very hard. yeah. it's too hard for me. arras was saved in this intensive care unit, set up by doctors fro

any new grew in the south east and other regions. 18 presidential candidates want to lead africa's most populous nation, but only 3 are seen as having any chances of winning paula to new of the governing or progresses congress, former vice president, a to club rebecca, of the main opposition people democratic party and former number of state governor peter o b of the smaller labor party. but when the presidency will have a lot of challenges to deal with, turning around is running economy of attacks, my arm groups in some regions, cash shortages as well as the high cost of living. good. oh, nigerians also voted for parliamentarians to represent them for the next 4 years. if these electrons don't go well, you have a situation where we become de boating for donations will become a destination for 80 destination for help. what am play are parts in joining jew contributions development? nigeria is also struggling with a separatist movement, kidnappings for ransom conflict between headers and farmers, corruption, poverty, and unemployment issues. people here want to dressed, anciently harder

and we predict that it will be less intense in parts of fars, bushehr, yazd, khorasan, south khorasan provinces. easte caspian sea parts of khorasan and razavi khorasan will have rain, but for friday and saturday , we have rain in parts of south khorasan, and this system will leave the national plan of our country. in bakhsheid, we are predicting strong winds in the areas of eshq and the south-east of the center of the country, even in the north-west of the country, on the southern slopes of alborz , we are predicting an increase in the speed of the wind, tomorrow nazarabad shahid in the east and we have the southeast of the country, which can lead to there will be dust and dust in these areas and if we forecast that the sky will be partially cloudy in the next 24 hours in tehran , of course there is a possibility of scattered rains in the highlands. between 80 and 90 2020 from you, forty years before the islamic revolution, the people of iran were also a toddler and at the beginning of a long journey , mashallah mashallah, in front of a stout tree pulling a simple candle, the witness was the photos

south—west. although you can see for east anglia, the south—east there's a lot of cloud and it takes into the afternoon at 8 to 10 degrees celsius, which isjust a smidgen above average for the time of year. and then as we go through the night, we've got the potential of these showers turning wintry over the south wales mountains into the moors as well, and then we get a frost setting in. so where we've had the showers it could be a little bit slippery first thing on thursday morning with some ice around. so thursday, as i say, we still got that band of showers around in southern areas. we've got a potential weather front coming back into scotland, northern ireland, so cloudier, if you like, than wednesday, but more sunshine instead for much of england and wales and temperatures still around about the seasonal average. once that dips out of the way, as a hinted earlier, high pressure builds again. there are very few weather fronts on the scene across the united kingdom through the weekend. so even towards the end of february, into the beginning of next week, that high pressure still keeping things large

however, some heavy falls to come sticky across the south, east area, southern areas of mozambique as well as madagascar with some pretty ferocious thunderstorms, effecting eastern areas of south africa. and creeping into la sushi. and the time we get to thursday that she weather update. ah, ah, emergency cruise and took here and serious struggle to cope as the number of people did and mondays earthquake crosses 8600. ah, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. we have extensive coverage of the earthquakes, including a 3 year old, alive after nearly 2 days under the rubble. miraculous rescues give hope of finding more survivors. homes destroyed and out on the cold survivors hope aid pouring in from across the world will reach them soon. jobs are coming back prior to coming back and joe biden highlights his policies to revive the economy and a combat of state of the union. a truce ah, hundreds of thousands of people and is quite devastated to kia and syria waking up, clinging, to hope some of their loved ones are still alive. risky workers are digging through piles of debri

it'll be very mild in the south east, 14 degrees there, but even 9 to 12 further north. some strong winds, too. one area of low pressure pushes through on thursday, followed by a deeper system on friday that will bring some rain and some gales to the north and the west. initially, it'll scoop up some very mild air across england and wales before the cooler, wetter, windy weather spreads southwards later on friday. so an unsettled end to this new week. but for both days, it's going to remain pretty mild. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories: over 33,000 people are now known to have died in the earthquakes in turkey and syria, but a week after the disaster, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. we report from inside syria, where the united nations says many people feel forgotten. these were people's homes. they were newly built. but look at it now. 80% of this village is gone, and they have had hardly any help. the us military shoots down another unidentified flying object — the thi

most powerful shock 7.7 already more than 100 people died the most extensive destruction in the south-east of the country there is a victim of the earthquake and in neighboring syria militants shelled gorlovka in the donetsk people's republic hit in the dead of night one of the shells hit wounded in the dormitory, civilians other consequences of the artillery attack are being specified russian foreign minister sergei lavrov arrived on a trip to iraq in plans for negotiations with the country's leadership on the bilateral agenda relations the situation in the middle east next , lavrov will go to moth mauritania and sudan , the us military is looking for the wreckage of a chinese balloon off the coast of the southern crown. the search area is about 7 m². it is extremely difficult to find such a small item . there is still no evidence in washington accusing beijing of espionage. representatives of the russian embassy in turkey are now investigating whether there are russian citizens among the dead, victims of a powerful earthquake, this was reported to our tv channel in the mission by the con

tomorrow morning, some dense fog around for central and eastern england, south—east wales, that coulden through the morning rush hour, clearing by lunchtime. more cloud in the west tomorrow, a chance of showers in northern ireland and western scotland, but note the temperature is, well above where we should be for this time of year. 16 or 17 in north—west wales. tomorrow evening, watch for the skies, northern ireland and scotland, could be intriguing sunsets ahead of a weather front that will be bringing rain. before it arrives, saharan dust makes ten which could be deposited onto cars for wednesday morning. more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading southwards and eastwards, fizzling as it goes, east anglia and the south—east staying dry, pretty mild here, temperatures dropping elsewhere but still above average for the time of year. into thursday, england and wales could start cloudy, misty, murky and wet, wet into friday, but by friday widespread gales are possible. matt with the latest on the weather. that is bbc news at ten on monday the 13th of february, more analysis of the main

the system coming in across the south—east drifts further west bringing showers into the channel islandssouth—west england before clearing away. under clear skies in kent, hampshire, western scotland, temperatures will fall down to freezing or possiblyjust below so that doesn't mean we are looking at a touch of frost. as we head into tomorrow, still a fair bit of cloud around. perhaps more holes punched in the cloud tomorrow than today. but still some showers coming in from the north sea so still feeling cooler along the north sea coastline with highs once again up to around 10 degrees. with highs once again up to around 10 degrees-— with highs once again up to around 10 degrees. wow, carol, thank you very much — 10 degrees. wow, carol, thank you very much indeed. _ a muslim preacher who was close to the manchester arena bomber had been suspected by m15 of being a radicaliser more than a decade earlier, a bbc investigation has found. a public inquiry into the atrocity, which killed 22 people in may 2017, will this week report on how salman abedi was radicalised, and whether the security

it'll be very mild in the south east, 1a degrees there, but even 9 to 12 further north.tled with rain at times and some strong winds, too. one area of low pressure pushes through on thursday, followed by a deeper system on friday that will bring some rain and some gales to the north and the west. initially, it'll scoop up some very mild air across england and wales before the cooler, wetter, windy weather spreads southwards later on friday. so an unsettled end to this new week. but for both days, it's going to remain pretty mild. you're watching bbc news. the latest headlines coming up, after this feature programme. russian missiles and drones rain down on ukraine's civilian infrastructure, causing untold damage. it's been happening for months. this is ukraine's energy war, a constant battle for heat

of isfahan province, as well as parts of fars province, east and south-east, north-west and southof alborz, thank you, on the 44th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution, as an opponent of the system with a hidden camera, it was the youth 's turn to go to the people first. it was easy for us, why did it become less difficult? what will happen and then it was the turn of people who seemed to be present in most of the marches . i have a problem with the government of this country. when the people found out that the interviews we took from them were done with a hidden camera , they had reactions. the car was hidden in gorgan . when i gave an official interview, they said about the jobs . after this dependence on the system, why did you come back? love, come with me, i love you, hijab address it is not perfect, but because this system has made me have a higher education , study, live and have relative prosperity , you are always there, how difficult i am for the sake of the country, and it is necessary to come to the conscience of the current leader. i would like if we d