but further snow for a time on saturday through parts of scotland, northern england, as i mentioned east anglia, and also souths here, too. slowly pulling away south and eastwards. some sunshine behind, but also further showers piling into scotland, northern england and for a time across northern ireland through the morning. it's quite a windy day, particularly the further west you are, but it won't be feeling quite as cold. temperatures through tomorrow in a range of 5—11 celsius. it may struggle to get much above 3—4 across east anglia and south east england. as we go into sunday, it's a day of two halves. we actually see this area of high pressure building across the south of the uk. meanwhile, we keep low pressure to the north, so that's going to keep further showers pushing into much of scotland, a few across northern ireland as well, maybe one or two across the far north of england. but for much of england and wales and northern ireland on sunday, it's mainly dry with some sunshine. and once again temperatures not as low as they have been recently, so typically 5—9 celsius. not as cold as we start next w

but further snow for a time on saturday through parts of scotland, northern england, as i mentioned east anglia, and also southastwards. some sunshine behind, but also further showers piling into scotland, northern england and for a time across northern ireland through the morning. it's quite a windy day, particularly the further west you are, but it won't be feeling quite as cold. temperatures through tomorrow in a range of 5—11 celsius. it may struggle to get much above 3—4 across east anglia and south east england. as we go into sunday, it's a day of two halves. we actually see this area of high pressure building across the south of the uk. meanwhile, we keep low pressure to the north, so that's going to keep further showers pushing into much of scotland, a few across northern ireland as well, maybe one or two across the far north of england. but for much of england and wales and northern ireland on sunday, it's mainly dry with some sunshine. and once again temperatures not as low as they have been recently, so typically 5—9 celsius. not as cold as we start next week as well. there'll be some spells of rain

adding up the totals we had seen across scotland and northern england but through saturday there is the potential back parts of east anglia and south—east england could see notable accumulations. it will be sliding eastward through saturday, clearing for northern ireland, so sunshine here but also showers, no for parts of scotland, northern and north—east england, east anglia and south—east england. we will see sunshine but more showers riding into scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland through the morning. temperatures will be in a range of six to ii celsius for most of us, feeling cold across east anglia and south—east england still. sunday, high pressure builds across the south of the uk but the low pressure to the north will keep further showers piling into scotland, a few inches northern ireland, we could get some showers in the far north of england but most others will be mainly dry, there will be sunshine, temperatures not as cold as recently. still some rain and wind forecast for the early part of next week, turning colder later. thank you. a reminder of our top story... tens of thousands of small business

so, snow through the morning through parts of scotland, northern england, east anglia and south east ine, but also further showers pushing into scotland, northern england and for a time across northern ireland. but for most, it won't be as cold a day tomorrow. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk is closing all travel corridors from monday with anyone arriving needing proof of a negative test and will still need to self isolate for at least 5 days to protect us against the risk of as yet unidentified new strains we will also temporarily close all travel corridors from over 400 on monday. uk hospitals are under intense pressure — some patients in london are being moved to hospitals elsewhere amid warnings admissions and deaths won't fall for weeks global deaths from covid—19 now stand at over 2 million — that's according to research from john hopkins university. six european countries express concerns over delays in delivery of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine, but the european commission president says the company has gua

like many other hospitals in south—east england, northwick park is under severe strain. south-east englandvere strain.— is under severe strain. there are no atients is under severe strain. there are no patients now _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there were - is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there were in - patients now than there were in march, april and may, and if those numbers continue, it doesn't matter how good we are at looking after covid, we will run out of beds. because of pressure on london hospitals, some covid and other patients are set to be moved to this hospital in newcastle, which will also take patients from elsewhere in the north. nottingham hospitals are also ready to receive patients from southern england who need critical care. trust me to say hospitals outside london have been asked to help by boosting capacity stop —— trust leaders say stop we help by boosting capacity stop -- trust leaders say stop— h

through anglia in south—east england. more than just a moment. rough saturday, should be clearing for northern ireland through the morning but a scattering of showers and further snow for a time on saturday through parts of scotland and northern england and parts of east anglia and south—east scotland could see a few centimetres. pulling away south and east words with sunshine behind but showers piling into scotland and northern england and for a time across northern ireland through the morning. a windy day particularly the further west you are but not feeling quite as cold. the temperature through tomorrow any range of 5—11 but may struggle above 3-4 range of 5—11 but may struggle above 3—4 across east anglia and south—east england. as we go into sunday, a day of two halves with this area of high pressure building across the south of the uk but meanwhile we keep low pressure to the north so it will keep further showers pushing into much of scotland and the view across northern ireland, maybe one or two across the far north of england, but for muc

rain will continue into south—east england this afternoon, turning wet here.here will probably be a spell of sleet over the salisbury plain. this evening, we might even see a few flakes of snow across the cotswolds and chilterns, but not really amounting to much. the best of the sunshine further northwards. overnight tonight, again it turns cold and frosty with the risk of some icy patches around, particularly in northern scotland where we will continue to see a few showers running in to these frozen surfaces. that's your weather. walk hello this is bbc news. the headlines... more than a thousand arrests as protests take place across russia in support ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. his team say his wife, yulia, has been detained in moscow. uk international trade secretary, liz truss, tries to dampen the row over vaccine nationalism — saying she wants to help other countries get the jabs they need. a new visa scheme giving millions of people from hong kong greater opportunities to live and work in the uk comes into force. and... manchester united pl

south west england and wales. some sleet and snow to the higher ground here, turning damp and drizzly towards parts of south—east englands chilly in that breeze, which isn't quite as strong tomorrow as it's been today. and as we go on through sunday night and into monday morning, again, one or two wintry showers in scotland, not quite as cold here as it's going to be in the coming night. and for parts of england and wales, a damp night to come with patchy rain and, again, a little bit of sleet and snow to the hills, more especially in wales. tt tends to fizzle out as we go on through monday morning, though, a good deal of cloud across southern parts on a cold—feeling, damp day. there will be some sunny spells the further north you are you may catch an isolated shower and easier monday temperatures. then we're looking into the atlantic. well, first sign of it here and the more vigorous weather system coming our way going into tuesday, more rain where it's not needed. a freshening wind, as it meets the colder air pushing north some disruptive snow around during tuesday, lingering in parts of scotland into wednesday, too.

the south, that is driving a fairly keen north easterly breeze across particularly eastern england and wales. the strength of that breeze will make it feel chilly through the day. across parts of eastt and down into the channel islands, expect a band of cloud and rain which will be slow—moving. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, the best of that towards the north and the west of the uk. but also, some showers feeding in on this north—easterly breeze. some showers will be wintry. there was the wind gusts, we are looking at gusts of 30 to a0 mph in places, so when you consider that the temperatures at best will only be about four, five, 6 degrees, with that brisk wind, it is going to feel really chilly out there. through monday night, notice the way in which that band of rain continues to linger across parts of south—east england and the channel islands, some further wintry showers pushing in elsewhere with some snow, especially over high ground. mostly rain at low levels and it is a sunshine and showers day for most on tuesday, still with that keen wind crossing wales and still is a more persistent rain across the south—east and the channel islands. those temperatures still in that

across southern england towards the south—east, across more of the midlands duringling away southwards on into sunday evening and clearing. this is ten o'clock in the morning, though. south—west england, some may brighten up here with a few wintry showers but as the snow moves east and within the zone of falling snow here, and again into parts of northern ireland, several centimetres, even to low levels, more into the hills, so certainly some difficult travel conditions. northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—west of scotland. but it is scotland, northern england, perhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you'

number of people with coronavirus in nhs hospitals in england continues to rise, with nearly 25,000 beds occupied. london, the east of england and the southas hardest hit by the new variant, with all three seeing nearly a 60% increase in patient admissions in the past week. chris hopson is the chief executive of nhs providers — which represents hospitals trusts in england. hejoins me now. thank you for joining us on bbc news. in your own words, just how bad are things? you can see the pressure is rising very quickly. looking back to christmas day, just eight days ago, on christmas day we had 17,700 covid patients in hospitals, we now have 25,000, an increase of 40% in eight days. what is particularly worrying you might argue is that any increases we are seeing. since yesterday that it another 11100 patients we have seen come into hospital with covid, equivalent to effectively filling up three whole hospitals in one day. i think the other day you did not mention in your introduction which i think it's really worrying it we had seen an 8% increase in terms of the number of covid in patients in the north—west. exactly as you said, up to now

east england and eastern scotland. some more general cloud and rain. i think this will mainly be rain pushing into east anglia and the south—east later in the night.ng. then into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland seeing the best of the sunshine but there will be some wintry showers here as well. for england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are and through parts of essex, into kent and sussex and also the channel islands. here, we're likely to see outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day. the winds pretty gusty, particularly across england and wales. so, when you look at top temperatures of just four or five degrees and you factor in the strength of the wind, well, it's going to feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, we will see further showers drifting in from the north—east. still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands. that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday, as well. further north, it's another sunshine and showers day. quite a few showers, i think, across eastern and north—eastern parts. some

across southern england towards the south—east, across more of the midlands duringlearing. this is ten o'clock in the morning, though. south—west england, some may brighten up here with a few wintry showers but as the snow moves east and within the zone of falling snow here, and again into parts of northern ireland, several centimetres, even to low levels, more into the hills, so certainly some difficult travel conditions. northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—west of scotland. but it is scotland, northern england, perhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you've got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 de

across southern england towards the south—east, across more of the midlands duringrning, though. south—west england, some may brighten up here with a few wintry showers but as the snow moves east and within the zone of falling snow here, and again into parts of northern ireland, several centimetres, even to low levels, more into the hills, so certainly some difficult travel conditions. northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—west of scotland. but it is scotland, northern england, perhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday�*s driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we�*ll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you�*ve got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 degrees. and then the outbreaks of sn

probably not too much rain for south—east england.rain continue. turning heavier later in the night across parts of wales, all the while quite windy. but pretty mild for much of the country. the colder air still in scotland, where there will be frost and the risk of icy stretches to start the day on wednesday. for wednesday, more of the same. more heavy rain. it will get heavier, if anything, as low pressure pushes its way northwards and eastwards. particularly heavy across wales and northern england, those are the areas that are saturated, so every hour that goes by will increase the risk of flooding. and we still have those temperature contrasts from south to north. for wednesday night, we will start to see the rain start to fall as snow in scotland. at lower levels, between five and ten centimetres — that could cause a few issues. but, over the higher ground, we are looking at over a foot of snow in places. i would suggest it is not a night to be travelling, because even once the snowploughs have pushed through, snow will blow back

across southern england towards the south—east, across more of the midlands duringg, though. south—west england, some may brighten up here with a few wintry showers but as the snow moves east and within the zone of falling snow here, and again into parts of northern ireland, several centimetres, even to low levels, more into the hills, so certainly some difficult travel conditions. northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—west of scotland. but it is scotland, northern england, perhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you've got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 degrees. and then the outbreaks of snow grad

south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east england, you could see a light covering to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deeper into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, this is where you are most likely to get that few centimetres, even at lower levels, with more to any higher ground. could be some fog patches that linger into parts of the north midlands, east anglia and southern areas of northern england. so anywhere where any fog lingers or you see that snow will be particularly cold, barely above freezing. any of that snow will gradually fade, then, as we go through the evening.

best of the sunshine across south—east england.a run of northerly winds for a while. a battle of the air masses as we move through the new week, colder air always looming to the north and east, then another wedge of milder air trying to push on from the west to bring further rain at times. generally next week there will be less coldness than of late, there will be rain at times moving in off the atlantic, some of this will turn to snow, particularly on northern hills. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. buckingham palace confirms that the queen and the duke of edinburgh have today received covid—i9 vaccinations. act like you have the virus — that's the advice in a new campaign in the uk urging people to abide by lockdown rules. a boeing 737, believed to be carrying around 60 people, has gone missing after take—off in indonesia. donald trump is banned permanently from twitter because of concerns his tweets could incite more violence. democrats reveal the draft of a new impeachment resolution against donald trump — the presid

across southern england towards the south—east, across more of the midlands during'clock in the morning, though. south—west england, some may brighten up here with a few wintry showers but as the snow moves east and within the zone of falling snow here, and again into parts of northern ireland, several centimetres, even to low levels, more into the hills, so certainly some difficult travel conditions. northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—west of scotland. but it is scotland, northern england, perhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you've got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 degrees. and then the ou

south—west england and wales. some sleet and snow again in the hills, but patchy rain and drizzle toward south—east england, as wellon. not quite as windy to the south as it has been today, but it is still going to be a cold day out there. more rain and some disruptive snow pushing northwards during tuesday, lingering across some northern parts on wednesday and thursday. for some, briefly milder. now on bbc news, the film review with mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, reminding you that while cinemas may be closed, there is still plenty of new movies to enjoy in the comfort and safety of your own home. the most mainstream release this week is the dig, a bittersweet real life drama about the unearthing of the sutton hoo treasures on the the eve of world war ii. what are they? would you hazard a guess? burial mounds, i'd expect. we are standing in somebody's graveyard i reckon. viking. maybe older. apparently local girls used to lie down on them in the hope of falling pregnant. i've heard plenty of legends. is that why you want to dig, mrs pretty? tales of buried treasure? ralph

another widespread frost as monday begins, one or two for patches potentially towards south east englandtle further south eastwards during the day, but driest and sunniest towards the south and east of the uk on what will be another cold day. and then it changes. tuesday, weatherfront from the atlantic coming into the cold air. some further rain, sleet and snow pushing northeastwards, then further weather fronts coming our way from midweek, introducing milder atlantic air, but the winds are going to pick up and we will see further spells of rain. so all parts from midweek will be turning milder, but also windier and wetter. and if you're in a flood—affected area, that's something you're going to need to follow very closely as we go through the week ahead. this is bbc news. i'm lewes vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands are arrested in russia as supporters ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny take to the streets. these scenes of riot police and detention suggest the kremlin is more worried than he's letting on. pharmaceutical co

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south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east england to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deeper into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, this is where you are most likely to get that few centimetres, even at lower levels, with more to any higher ground. could be some fog patches that linger into parts of the north midlands, east anglia and southern areas of northern england. so anywhere where any fog lingers or you see that snow will be particularly cold, barely above freezing. any of that snow will gradually fade, then, as we go through the evening. again, turning icy behind that.

best of the sunshine across south—east england.try as we head through tuesday and then we will see a run of northerly winds for a while. a battle of the air masses as we move through the new week, colder air always looming to the north and east, then another wedge of milder air trying to push on from the west to bring further rain at times. generally next week there will be less coldness than of late, there will be rain at times moving in off the atlantic, some of this will turn to snow, particularly on northern hills. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at seven... more than 80,000 people have now died in the uk, within 28 days, of a positive covid—19 test. a new campaign in the uk, is urging people to abide by lockdown rules. scientists and public health officials warn even tougher restrictions may still be necessary. the queen and the duke of edinburgh receive their first covid—19 vaccinations at windsor castle. an indonesian passengerjet has crashed into the sea, shortly after taking off from jakarta. 62 people w

east england and eastern scotland. some more general cloud and rain. i think this will mainly be rain pushing into east anglia and the south—east later in the night.n ireland, and particularly scotland, we'll see temperatures well below freezing. then into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland seeing the best of the sunshine but there will be some wintry showers here as well. for england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are and through parts of essex, into kent and sussex and also the channel islands. here, we're likely to see outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day. the winds pretty gusty, particularly across england and wales. so, when you look at top temperatures of just four or five degrees and you factor in the strength of the wind, well, it's going to feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, we will see further showers drifting in from the north—east. still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands. that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday, as well. further north, it's another sunshine and showers da

south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east englandsnow, you could see a light covering to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deep into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, this is where you are most likely to get that few centimetres, even at lower levels, with more to any higher ground. could be some fog patches that linger into parts of the north midlands, east anglia and southern areas of northern england. so anywhere where any fog lingers or you see that snow will be particularly cold, barely above freezing. any of that snow will gradually fade, then, as we go through the evenin

tuesday, so some frost and ice around first rain once again the parts of east anglia, the south—east of englandll and temperatures still cold for the time of year, around 3—5, goodbye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: president trump is recorded on tape asking an election official to find him extra votes in the state of georgia. the recording comes as some senators in the republican party say they support donald trump in questioning the results. democrats have called the phone call a disgrace. and it was a bald—faced, bold abuse of power by the president of the united states. in other news, borisjohnson warns that covid restrictions in england are probably about to get tougher as the uk records another 50,000 new cases in a single day. could julian assange finally be heading to the us to face charges of espionage?

at the moment it is very much located in the south—east of england, in london, south wales, bits of northernssure on beds. this morning, doctor alison pittard, who is from the faculty of intensive care medicine, warning that it appears we are seeing this pressure starting to spread out across other parts of the country and that is a real concern for doctors, for hospitals at the moment. we have seen some hospitals already starting to transfer patients. in southend they were transferring some intensive care patients to cambridge. we have seen that as well in parts of london, and kent, transferring to plymouth and bristol overnight. so you can see the real pressure that there are on services. nhs providers which represents all the trusts say this morning the problem is notjust what is happening now, but what will happen in the coming weeks, saying it is going to be nail—bitingly difficult, in their words, for parts of the nhs when we see this current spike in cases perhaps reflect in hospitalisations in two or three weeks' time. number of police forces has been updating us on a rest that they

another widespread frost as monday begins, one or two for patches potentially towards south east englandsome sunshine on monday, plenty of winter showers towards northern and western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north—west england, north wales. some will push a little further south eastwards during the day, but driest and sunniest towards the south and east of the uk on what will be another cold day. and then it changes. tuesday, weatherfront from the atlantic coming into the cold air. some further rain, sleet and snow pushing northeastwards, then further weather fronts coming our way from midweek, introducing milder atlantic air, but the winds are going to pick up and we will see further spells of rain. so all parts from midweek will be turning milder, but also windier and wetter. and if you're in a flood—affected area, that's something you're going to need to follow very closely as we go through the week ahead. hello, this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first, the headlines. in russia, thousands are arrested

south—west england and wales. some sleet and snow again in the hills, but patchy rain and drizzle toward south—east england, as wellwards during tuesday, lingering across some northern parts on wednesday and thursday. for some, briefly milder. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. the government calls for a reset in relations with the eu following a row over the supply of vaccines and the now—abandoned attempt to override part of the brexit agreement. i think the european union recognise they made a mistake in triggering article 16, which would have meant the reimposition of a border on the island of ireland. we were told that under no circumstances could the european commission countenance a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, but yet, 29 days into the protocol, they are quite happy to invoke it when it's in their interest and in the interest of the european bloc. the prime minister publishes an open letter to parents, saying he�*s "in awe" of the way they�*re coping with home schooling. confusion over coronavirus rules in maternity wards.

east england and eastern scotland. some more general cloud and rain. i think this will mainly be rain pushing into east anglia and the south—east later in the night.eland, and particularly scotland, we'll see temperatures well below freezing. then into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland seeing the best of the sunshine but there will be some wintry showers here as well. for england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are and through parts of essex, into kent and sussex and also the channel islands. here, we're likely to see outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day. the winds pretty gusty, particularly across england and wales. so, when you look at top temperatures of just four or five degrees and you factor in the strength of the wind, well, it's going to feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, we will see further showers drifting in from the north—east. still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands. that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday, as well. further north, it's another sunshine and showers day. q

the rain is very likely to push into south—east england this afternoon.ury plain as it does so and we may well see some snow across even across the cotswolds and the chilterns as we head into the evening but probably not too dramatic though. 0vernight, it's going to be cold and frosty across the northern half of the uk but the area starting to turn a little bit less cold across the far south of england and the far south of wales with the frost a little bit more limited in nature here. monday's charts shows fragments of weather fronts across the uk, really. the most significant across northern ireland, probably with the rain and hill snow threatening to return here later on in the day. in scotland, a few showers across the northern eastern areas. so, a frosty and somewhat icy start to the day but with lots of dry weather and sunshine here. it should stay mostly fine across england and wales, albeit with a bit more cloud. temperatures not quite as low as they were during sunday afternoon. 0n into tuesday, we've got more significant weather fronts bumping in

and what about the new variant that has been spreading so rapidly, especially in the south—east of england rapidly, especially in the south-east of england? the test is sensitive to the new variant. drawing on the lessons from liverpool, what do you think is the way forward? how would you like to see it rolled out around the country? right now, i'd like to see close attention to using the lessons from liverpool for targeting workplaces, trying harder to reach those in the most disadvantaged communities, different messages to bring forward the younger parts of the workforce. key areas where there isa the workforce. key areas where there is a lot of mixing, like supermarkets, could benefit substantially from rapid implementation of this community testing. that then creates a bigger dialogue with the public about other measures we can all take — hands, face, space — when we are in no supermarkets and at work. this is around trust in local communities to self organise. it is their lives and livelihoods at stake, and that is the best way to take effective public health measures. is it about tak

best of the sunshine across south—east england.run of northerly winds for a while. a battle of the air masses as we move through the new week, colder air always looming to the north and east, then another wedge of milder air trying to push on from the west to bring further rain at times. generally next week there will be less coldness than of late, there will be rain at times moving in off the atlantic, some of this will turn to snow, particularly on northern hills. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4pm... queen elizabeth and the duke of edinburgh receive their covid vaccinations — buckingham palace have said. act like you have the virus. that‘s the advice in a new campaign in the uk urging people to abide by lockdown rules. a boeing 737, believed to be carrying around 60 people, has gone missing after take—off in indonesia. donald trump is banned permanently from twitter because of concerns his tweets could incite more violence. democrats reveal the draft of a new impeachment resolution against donald trump — the president elect

east england and eastern scotland. some more general cloud and rain. i think this will mainly be rain pushing into east anglia and the south—east later in the night.reas for northern ireland, and particularly scotland, we'll see temperatures well below freezing. then into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland seeing the best of the sunshine but there will be some wintry showers here as well. for england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are and through parts of essex, into kent and sussex and also the channel islands. here, we're likely to see outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day. the winds pretty gusty, particularly across england and wales. so, when you look at top temperatures of just four or five degrees and you factor in the strength of the wind, well, it's going to feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, we will see further showers drifting in from the north—east. still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands. that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday, as well. further north, it's another sunshin

some wintry showers and parts of southern scotland and northern england, perhaps one or two for northern ireland and wales and the south—eastsnow over the high ground with any of the heavier bursts. temperatures only about four to six degrees but feeling closer to freezing once again when you add on the effect of that wind chill on monday. a very similar day into tuesday as well. we've still got a northeasterly breeze with us, some rain showers for the south—east of england and flurries elsewhere, but a lot of dry weather on the cards in the sunshine, still feeling cold with temperatures around three to five degrees on their warmest on tuesday and looking ahead to the remainder of the coming week, it stays cold, temperature still below freezing, some sunshine and things looking like they are turning more unsettled later in the week. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: the row over schools — a growing number of councils urge the government to rethink its plan to open primary schools tomorrow. councils join teaching unions in calling for a delay in primary pup

england and wales, clearer skies with brighter conditions in scotland but it stays cold here, temperatures of 4 or 5 compared to milder weather further south, drier and brighter all day across south—eastngland. as we go through tuesday night on wednesday we have further heavy rain increasingly falling on that saturated ground and every hour that goes by we increased the risk of flooding and probably some severe flooding so the weather looks nasty but still miles across southern areas, still colder air in scotland becoming more widespread and then on wednesday night as the low pressure words into the north sea it deepens, we get strong northerly winds and it turns to snow more widely in scotland, heavy falls of snow for the grampians and southern options but is now even down to sea level and by thursday we will see snow across high ground in wales and northern england but the main focus is heavy rain likely to cause flooding. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me , and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. england and wales women are without their managers, as both phil neville and jayne ludl

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south coast of england. that has rain and snow mixed in with it and it's not far away from south east england.ugh, it is just going to be a sunshine and showers kind of set—up. on into saturday evening and night—time though, we've got another trough that's going to be moving in. and that pushes in across england and wales and is more likely to bring a bit of snow even down to low levels. there could be some changes in the position of that feature. but nevertheless, a few of you will be seeing some snow at some point during the weekend. this is bbc news and i'm kasia madera, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden lays out his strategy to tackle coronavirus on his first full day in office, warning it'll require a wartime undertaking to defeat the disease: there are moments in history where more is asked of a particular generation, more is asked of us as americans than other times. we are in that moment now. almost five million britons have now had their first coronavirus vaccination but there's still no date for the uk lockdown being lifted. i think

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east england and eastern scotland. some more general cloud and rain. i think this will mainly be rain pushing into east anglia and the south—east later in the night. for northern ireland, and particularly scotland, we'll see temperatures well below freezing. then into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland seeing the best of the sunshine but there will be some wintry showers here as well. for england and wales, quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are and through parts of essex, into kent and sussex and also the channel islands. here, we're likely to see outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day. the winds pretty gusty, particularly across england and wales. so, when you look at top temperatures of just four or five degrees and you factor in the strength of the wind, well, it's going to feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, we will see further showers drifting in from the north—east. still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands. that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday, as well. further north, it's another sunshine an

for england and wales quite a lot of cloud around, particularly the further south and east you are, throughntinuing for a good part of the day. the wind is pretty gusty three england and wales, so when you look at top temperatures ofjust england and wales, so when you look at top temperatures of just four england and wales, so when you look at top temperatures ofjust four or 5 degrees and factor in the strength of the wind, it will feel pretty cold out there. through monday night, the showers drifting in from the north—east, still that persistent rain across parts of south—east england into the channel islands, that line of wet weather sticking around for a good part of tuesday as well and further north sunshine and showers, quite a few showers for north—eastern and eastern parts, some of them showery sherry and wintry, temperatures back to three and 6 degrees. a subtle change through tuesday into wednesday, our area of high pressure starting to slip away westwards, and this low up to the north will start to ta ke this low up to the north will start to take a bit more control of our weather