disruption to realnetworks, passengers had to spend the night on trains, south eastern, south—western scotrail have advised people not to travel on their routes. we will have the latest from across the uk. theresa may sounds a note of pragmatism in a major speech outlining the sort of deal she wants with the eu after brexit. finally we both have to face the fact that this is a negotiation and neither of us can have exactly what we want. a man is convicted of attempted murder after trying to run over a muslim woman — the court hears that she was targeted because she was wearing a headscarf. beating the odds to say, i do. this might be atrocious weather and having to be rescued by farmers, but legging:- ‘“ lg; tears-2.4 kzséz—z-eg—z !—..--‘: 3,35; 5 have white 3241; ir: tagginggfgmf . to jennifer russian 2”??? ca}... ‘iilf. what made : , ., what made : that , ii; other 7” 7 wv is; other 7” 7 7 releases in the ; rev|ew... i releases in the snow and freezing temperatures have caused disruption once again over most of the uk as two storms — storm emma and the beast from the east — collided

south—eastern which operates out of london waterloo east saying do not travel. to ice on conductor rails meaning it cannot cope duct power the trains. the south—western services leaving behind me they are trying to wind up services by 8pm. the station will close after the last service which is 21:a5pm. when it comes to flights, this is the worst day for flight cancellations we have seen all week, more than 1200 have been cancelled across the uk and ireland. heathrow, the majority of them. birmingham has temporarily suspended flights and the runway at london city is currently closed although lots of uk airports remain open, that is a severely disrupted service right across the airport and train network. there is one new development coming in regarding london's mainline stations. at charing cross station, 01’ stations. at charing cross station, or trains stations. at charing cross station, ortrains are stations. at charing cross station, or trains are cancelled. that is due to signalfailure or trains are cancelled. that is due to signal failure at london bridge. th

eastern parts. and it's still relatively mild across the south.ting a shot of cold air coming in from the north sea, well, 4 or 5 degrees only. and it's as a consequence of that that there are cooler conditions to be found towards the north, and we see these snowfall totals beginning to mount up over the higher ground. for the south, well, as we get on into wednesday, the front clears away, brighter skies follow on behind, but it's a bright and blustery sort of day on wednesday, with a number of showers, maybe a wee bit of hail in the heaviest of them. so, a mixed bag to start off the new week. it will be turning that wee bit colder after those double—figure temperatures, there will be some rain at times, and a risk of snow, particularly on high ground. this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories: a protest on the streets of barcelona turns into a stand—off with police. this is the scene there now. this after the former leader of the separatist cause is placed under arrest in germany. his lawyer says he'll fight the case all the w

disruption to realnetworks, passengers had to spend the night on trains, south eastern, south—westernt to travel on their routes. we will have the latest from across the uk. theresa may sounds a note of pragmatism in a major speech outlining the sort of deal she wants with the eu after brexit.

south eastern trains website has failed to provide any live time update in any single rush hour thiswill my right honourable friend bear that in mind when the franchise comes up for renewal? my honourable friend is a powerful champion for constituents in bromley and chislehurst and he's right to expect that south—eastern provides prompt, accurate and timely information so the passengers can have the journey quality they deserve. questioning then focused on the east coast main line and the decision to end early the rail franchise run by stagecoach and virgin. on monday, the chief executive of stagecoach said he knew there was a problem with the east coast finances weeks after taking over the contract in march 2015 and that he'd been talking to the department about it the two years. then why didn't the secretary of state put together a contingency plan for the route, given that his department was in dialogue with the operator over the difficulties? mr speaker, the secretary of state had two years to sort this mess out and isn't it simply incredible that he still doesn't know what to do

south—eastern trains, which operates out of waterloo east is saying do not travel. ls means it cannot connect to the power for the trains. for south—western services, leaving behind me, they are trying to wind up behind me, they are trying to wind up services by 8pm. the station will close after the last service, which is 2145. when it comes to flights, this is the worst day for flight cancellations all week. 0ver this is the worst day for flight cancellations all week. over 1200 cancellations all week. 0ver1200 flights cancelled across the uk and ireland. heathrow, the majority of them. we know that birmingham has temporarily suspended flights and the runway at london's city is currently closed, although lots of uk airports remain open. that is a severely disrupted service right across the airport and train network. and there'll be all the latest on the impact of the weather where you live on bbc one straight after this programme. our other main story tonight. theresa may has outlined her vision of britain's future relationship with the european union. she repeated

sunday, but having said that, there has to be an exception and it was to be found close to the south—easternbritish isles, where a veil of cloud, the residue of saturday, was lying around, it has gone as we get into the wee small hours, and then underneath these pretty clear skies except for the north of scotland, there will be quite a widespread frost, not a particularly hard—won quite a widespread frost, not a particularly ha rd—won but just quite a widespread frost, not a particularly hard—won butjust a reminder that we are still fairly early in the season. don't be at all surprised even in the towns and cities if you get close to if not just a tad below freezing. there will be just that difference across some of the southern counties. the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close by to the british isles, but once that is away, i assure you of the milder in the south, it is relative to somewhat colder conditions getting into the north of scotland. monday sta rts into the north of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two spots, as i say. you keep your

also a warning for the south—eastern corner of northern ireland. ner where we all have the most disruptive weather overnight. widely in ample warning. —— amber. it is covered by that red warning. a lot of snow piling up, some spots seeing 15—20 centimetres, maybe even 40—50. that's snow fringing into northern ireland and the keeper showers across north and east in scotland and the far north—east of england. these places particularly at risk of disruption overnight. it may be that the snow turns back to rein in places and, if that happens, that rain is likely to fall on very cold surfaces, bringing a significant it is risk. travel disruption is very likely indeed. a dry spell perhaps further south west of wales, but then it looks like snow will return from the south, heavy snow at that. snow and other southern areas as well. a lot to play for, a lot of uncertainty. the zone of largely fine weather with sunshine in between. when we consider the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like true tomorrow afternoon. subzero in many areas. but a s

south eastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pretty much an entire generation. the ball of our can't get too much these days so venezuelans are coming up with creative uses for the ones valuable currency which it's a go via terms the notes into handbags wallets and even headgear he left venezuela a few months ago his monthly wages were the paltry two and a half dollars now he's got his own stall just over the border in colombia he needs about a thousand bank notes to make a bag costing him just fifty cents in return he can sell each one for ten to fifteen dollars. there are some people who buy a bag for their relatives some buy to sell the more expensive elsewhere some wrap them in plastic to keep a souvenir is. there others who want me to make different things for them such as crowns to take with them as a keepsake. artists like jose leone are also looking for creative ways through the crisis. he's using the worthless money as a kind of canvas. he's already sold two thousand works many to ex-pat venezuelans who've set themselves up. souvenirs

some showers will run into southern parts of england and this feature will bring some rain to the south—eastern elsewhere, clear and cooler night, with the chance of mist and fog, don't be surprised if we wa ke mist and fog, don't be surprised if we wake up to scenes like this are in the course of sunday morning. dense and slow to clear, there will be some sunshine around, this feature, bringing rain across east anglia and the south—east, wishing away into the north sea, turning dryer here as we head towards the afternoon. england and wales, further showers developing, some may thundery, best and bright dry weather will be scotland and northern ireland, milder day for you, 101! degrees, not so mild across england and wales on wales on saturday, on into monday, this feature which is going to bring some wetter and breezy weather to england and wales, area of low pressure, through the english channel, further north and west, largely fine and dry. for monday, this is the picture, over much of northern ireland, parts of scotland, best of the sunshine through the day for england and wales, more cloud

south. as i mentioned towards eastern and south—eastern areas, drier and brighter conditions on wednesday andsouth—east. further north, 9—11d. for the celsius in the south—east. further north, 9—11d. forthe rest celsius in the south—east. further north, 9—11d. for the rest of the week, some rain at times, windy especially during wednesday, but relatively mild. however, called a weekend could be in store. cold air from siberia gradually working its way south but some uncertainties on that at the moment. goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. the top story today... tributes are pouring in for the top story today... tributes are pouring infora the top story today... tributes are pouring in for a sir ken .com or one of the last great musical acts of his time, who has died at the age of 90 and will be best remembered for jokes like this. tickled i am by all this goodwill. what about you mrs, have you been tickled by goodwill? freud said a laugh was a sudden explosion of psychic energy. the trouble with freud was he never played second hou

south—west. elsewhere, enough cloud across eastern parts for there to be the odd shower. decent day. overnight we push this moisture into the cold regime. that is why we are showing you a good deal of snow initially in the mountains of wales, then getting to northern ireland, the pennines, the southern uplands of scotland. i have majored on the hills. that is where it will mount. even on the lower levels you may find that you see some accumulations. it depends on the intensity. it is a couple of days away. but that is what we are warning you of. further south it is not an issue. you will not see it in southern counties of england and wales. nor indeed in the far north of scotla nd wales. nor indeed in the far north of scotland on monday. elsewhere, one to bear in mind. local radio will keep you up to date. cloud, rain and snow into the north of scotla nd rain and snow into the north of scotland for a tuesday. following behind, hefty showers in northern ireland. at least it turns a good deal milder. this is bbc news, the headlines: moscow tells britain to withdraw more dip

taking shape off shore and strengthen it its and thatneaking heaviest will b will set and as far as south easternf that snow wraps in and gets to the south this particular modeldoes not have that happening and keeping snow relatively negligent nibble our south and see a southern extension of the snow. by 6:00 we will see that m have areas here biggest six to 12, north philadelphia, all the way through pocon 12 inches in the lehigh valley and isolate of 12 plus in the highest elevations of the poconos. we are at three to six philadelphia, quick gradient to that one a to three and coat not mai rain across most of south jerseyndnks your bate, this is your uncertainty so to speak we have tofurther north or south but that six to 12-inch zone from the i-95 co will brief to the 3 40 miles an hour rangee storm strong as they werwith the last system but certainly strong enough to bring down branches and possibly power lines couples with the heavy wet snow. you will need to shovel in the lehighoconos, with the foot of westernoveling. i-95 corridor that is whethat mix zone sets up so you may need to shovel

on the trains, delays on south—eastern via tonbridge due to signalling problems. marylebone road is still down to one lane at park crescent following a burst water main there. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. a rather damp start out there this morning, we've had outbreaks of rain overnight, further outbreaks of rain overnight, further outbreaks of rain this morning but gradually they will start to clear away and we'll get some brighter spells. sweeping away north and east and behind it the cloud will start too thin and break, so we're looking at this afternoon some sunny spells becoming prolonged towards the end of the afternoon and temperatures getting up to 10 celsius so actually in the sunshine feeling quite pleasant. still outbreaks of rain and patchy cloud overnight tonight. some heavy bursts as z’ "t t t”% cities, ett ”t t ttt% cities, between 1 1111 1 ett ”t t ttt% cities, between so 1 11 1 tomorrow, ,, e got damp le 1 — damp ee 1 1"the clearing, 15“’e“* 7 7115—12 the 1 1 clearing, againe1f1fffz1e1e3th1e 7 7 rain clear

south eastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pretty much an entire generation. the ball of a can't get too much these days so venezuelans are coming up with creative uses for the ones valuable currency which it's a go via turns the notes into handbags wallets and even headgear he left venezuela a few months ago his monthly wages were the paltry two and a half dollars now he's got his own stall just over the border in colombia he needs about a thousand bank notes to make a bag costing him just fifty cents in return he can sell each one for ten to fifteen dollars. there are some people who buy a bag for their relatives some buy to sell the more expensive elsewhere some wrap them in plastic to keep a souvenir is. there others who want me to make different things for them such as crowns to take with them as a keepsake. artists like jose leone are also looking for creative ways through the crisis. he's using the worthless money as a kind of canvas. he's already sold two thousand works many to ex-pat venezuelans who've set themselves up abroad souve

i think they'll there has to be an exception, and it was to be found close to the south—eastern quarter. it's gone as we get into the wee small hours. underneath, these pretty clear skies, save for the north of scotland. there will be quite a widespread frost, not particularly hard, butjust a reminder that we are still fairly early in the season, so don't be surprised even in the towns and cities if we get close to, if not a tad below freezing, and i think there will be a difference across some southern counties. the first pa rt some southern counties. the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close to the british isles but, once that is away, there is mild air in the south, relative to somewhat colder conditions in the northern half of scotland. monday sta rts northern half of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two spots. you keep your sunshine across northern and eastern parts for the greater part of the day. out west, things change and, come tea—time, rain pushing into the west of northern ireland, in yorkshire and west of the taymor. nothing wr

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meanwhile the convert supply of weapons from south eastern europe continues. observers have noticed that a small airport in reoccur croatia has become a major hub for the flow of arms to the booze of the middle east. we have come here to find out what type of weapons are sourced by the us government and how they are transported. because for. rocket launchers you can spottable garion rather missiles you can spot mortar shells. yelena is a member of the balkan investigative reporting network together with the organized crime and corruption reporting project they have spent two years tracking the pentagon secret weapon shipments into syria we have set up a joint investigation this one was produced in serbia it's a chaotic a machine gun and up in the syrian battleground the us government publishes information about federal contracts online. yelena and her colleagues have used this database to calculate the u.s. government's expenditure on soviet style weapons. since two thousand and fifteen until two thousand and twenty two pending will spend or two point two bill

there has to be an exception, and that was to be found close to the south—eastern quarter of the british widespread frost, though not a particularly ha rd frost, though not a particularly hard one, just a reminder that we are fairly early in the season. don't be surprised, even if towns and cities, if you get close to or just a tad below freezing. the first pa rt just a tad below freezing. the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close by to the british isles, but once that is away, i will show you mild air in the south, which is relative to somewhat colder conditions getting into the northern half of scotland. monday starts bright enough, fairly crisp in one oi’ bright enough, fairly crisp in one or two max potts, as i say. you keep sunshine across northern and eastern pa rt sunshine across northern and eastern part of the greater part of the day. at west, things change, and come tea—time, we will see rain pushing into the west of northern ireland, to pembrokeshire, and to the west of the time, too. temperatures of 9-13dc. the time, too. temperatures of 9—13dc. great around

a province the white helmet say the children died while leaving a school in village further south in eastern guta a russian brokered deal has reportedly been reached to evacuate a rebel group there really two thousand people have died in the besieged and claim since the government intensified its attacks a month ago so in a holder has more from beirut yet again civilians children and so are the victims and in this war according to the united nations in two thousand and seventeen one thousand children were killed it was fifty percent higher than the previous year the latest victims killed in a harbor here in the province of idlib province which is under the control of the opposition rebel controlled areas really are battlegrounds there are no front lines residential areas have been targeted the united nations calls that collective punishment further south yet another battleground in syria eastern huta where we have seen really one of the if not the ferias fiercest bombing campaigns for over a month the pro-government alliance are targeting this rebel controlled enclave to bring about a surren

there is a lot of cloud around because of the low pressure close by to the south—eastern quarter of theor west you are, the better the weather prospects for you for the rest of the afternoon. and into the evening as well. it won't make a difference for the eastern borders. there is a lot of cloud, li—5d, at best 9—10. the very best of the conditions in the west, and they improve down towards wales and the south—west. you lose the showers and generally speaking things dry up, save for the far east of england. underneath the clearing skies in the night, it will be chilly across the lens of scotland, minus six, minus seven, and in towns and cities, minus two. easter sunday, and decent day. monday, different kettle of fish. many of us in the northern parts could have a problem with snow, it could have a problem with snow, it could be disruptive. radio will keep you up to date. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: moscow more than doubles the number of british diplomats it plans to expel in the continuing row over the salisbury poisoning two british men — believed to have been members of

more heavy rain arriving to south—eastern england on sunday night, some sun around the further northrs in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: more tears as australian cricket hits rock bottom. former vice—captain david warner apologises for his role in the ball—tampering scandal and admits he might never play for the team again. ta ke full take full responsibility for my part in what happened, and i am deeply sorry for the consequences of what i was involved in. 16 palestinians are reported killed and hundreds injured after israeli forces clash with protesters on the gaza border. russia expels diplomats from 23 countries — as the spy row continues to stoke east—west tensions. a bus fire brings one of britain's busiest airports to a standstill.

you were further from the centre of the low pressure close by the south—eastern quarter.y of these skies will clear nicely. the rain will become confined and the toepfer eastern areas. we are looking at quite a cold night for the heart of scotland. —6, —7 in the glands. either side of freezing elsewhere. not a bad easter day. even on the big picture it looks fairly quiet until you look towards the south west. if you are in the south—west, i would get on with it very early. you are on borrowed time in the afternoon. sun showers either side of the wash. 0therwise, afternoon. sun showers either side of the wash. otherwise, it is a pretty decent sort of day. i don't say it is a heatwave. five to 7 degrees for some, eight and nine for others. and on easter monday, because of the cold regime, when we push the moisture in from the south there will be a significant conversion, particularly but not exclusively, on the higher ground. i say that for the northern half of britain. there will be snow in wales overnight. easter monday, if you are on the move in that sort of zone, trans—

south—eastern areas perhaps staying just above freezing and two to four degrees.ming changes on the way. a battle between cold air coming from the north, scandinavia, and less cold, milder aircoming from scandinavia, and less cold, milder air coming from the south. as those two meet, there is the risk of snow. for monday, a fine start, cold and frosty, but cloud invades from the west bringing rain pushing into ireland and south—west england. double—figure temperatures for most areas but that will change into tuesday. an area of low pressure moving in from the west bringing this weather front and outbreaks of rain but also some snow over higher ground in england and scotland. as the cold air starts to dig in. during tuesday that rain will clear away towards the east and there will be sunny spells in southern areas. a couple of showers here and temperatures into double figures but in scotland a big difference in temperatures. 0nly five in aberdeen. tuesday night into wednesday low pressures dominating the weather and that will bring these weather fronts. much more i

wasn't just felt that got the best of it but, having said that, there had to be an exception in the south—easterntty clear skies. for the north of scotland, there will be quite a widespread frost. not particularly hard, but a widespread frost. not particularly hard, buta reminder widespread frost. not particularly hard, but a reminder that we are still fairly early in the season, so don't be surprised, even in towns and cities, if we get close to, if not just a and cities, if we get close to, if notjust a tad below and cities, if we get close to, if not just a tad below freezing. and cities, if we get close to, if notjust a tad below freezing. the first part of the week is marked by some mild air close by to the british isles but, once that is the way, the mild air in the south is relative to somewhat colder conditions getting into the northern pa rt conditions getting into the northern part of scotland. monday starts bright, fairly crisp in one or two spots, and you keep your sunshine across northern and eastern parts for most of the day. out west, things change and, come tea—time, rain pushing

low pressure to the south—eastern quarter.ern and western flanks. generally speaking, the further north and west you are, the further north and west you are, the better your prospects towards the better your prospects towards the end of the day. further east, cloud easing its way. the odd shower. underneath, clearing skies further west, and quite a frosty night, especially across north and western parts of scotland. at least that turns into a decent start to the new day. still a lot of cloud to the new day. still a lot of cloud to the eastern side of england. increasingly we will find the cloud filling in and eventually rain coming in by around tea—time. a top temperature of 10 degrees or so. monday, watch out, as that weather moves further north. there is a distinct risk of snow. this is bbc news, the headlines: moscow tells britain to withdraw more diplomats in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. two men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state complain that they won't get

south—eastern major problems as well. moments ago, they are trying to run services between edinburgh and glasgow and the major arteries there. it is a reduced service. as ever, check with the website before you go. we have got snowploughs on some of these lanes. the moment we clear the snow, address back in again. the combination of temperatures, drifting snow, ice and eventually as well, could throw up fresh problems? i weather experts will tell you the impact of the risk of flooding when all that snow eventually dissolves and turns into many rivers and all the problems that come with that. just to finish my thought on the inner side of things, i have been in touch with london city airport. a much reduced service. the airport closes at 12 o'clock anyway every saturday. due to a long—standing agreement with their neighbours there are no services. reduced service today. dublin airport closed for two days, back open today. that leaves the 75,000 or so out of position passengers who are not where they want to be, or expected

when there's nothing to eat anything will do in a remote village in south eastern congo the storming locals have turned to jungle snails in their daily struggle to find food. our food situation is dire everything is very hard we have no of a choice but to eat the snail was you have to really search for them if you collect many of them it's maybe just enough for a day's meal. congo is in the middle of one of its worst ever food crises following a new wave of violence over the past few years the u.n. says over two million people have been displaced and many have been hiding for months in the jungle as the violence subsides those returning home face a desperate search for food. we want able to breast feed our children properly because we couldn't eat properly . we were going to sleep hungry three to four days in a row we had no pots and pans to prepare. we practically had nothing to eat. and these kids aren't the only ones the u.n. children's agency says hundreds of thousands of children are starving in the region alone. aid organizations say they have only a fraction of the necessary f

what we will see in the next 2a hours developing across the british isles, low pressure to the south—easternrn and western flanks, so generally speaking the further north and west you are, the better your prospects towards the end of the day. further east, the raft of cloud just easing its way further to the east, still a little bit of showers. quite a frosty night across northern and western parts of scotland, minus six or seven here, but at least that ends into a really decent start to the new day, a lot of cloud across the east of england. that will eventually fill in, rain getting in west of the tamar by tea—time. top temperature of the day, 10 degrees also, watch out on monday when the weather moves further north, a distinct risk of snow across northern part of the british isles. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. russia has more than doubled the number of british diplomats it plans to expel because of the blame being placed on moscow over the salisbury nerve agent attack. two men believed to have been members of the islamic state cell known as the beatles complain they can't have

when there's nothing to eat anything will do in new combi a remote village in south eastern congo the storming locals have turned to jungle snails in their daily struggle to find food. our food situation is dire everything is very hard we have no of a choice but to eat the snail was you have to really search for them if you collect many of them it's maybe just enough for a day's meal. congo is in the middle of one of its worst ever food crises following a new wave of violence over the past few years the u.n. says over two million people have been displaced and many have been hiding for months in the jungle as the violence subsides those returning home face a desperate search for food. we want able to breast feed our children properly because we couldn't eat properly . we were going to sleep hungry three to four days in a row we had no pots and pans to prepare fish we practically had nothing to eat. and these kids aren't the only ones the un children's agency says hundreds of thousands of children are starving in the region alone. aid organizations say they have only a fraction of the

in the last few minutes south—eastern railway have told passengers not to travel until further noticeor disruption at airports across the country. the bad weather is expected to continue, with more snow showers and windy conditions. there are also eight flood warnings in place in the south—west and north—east of england. this is the latest picture — there are now no red or amber alerts in place, but yellow warnings remain across much of the country and the cold weather could last well into next week. let's go to ben brown, who is in alnwick in northumberland. alnwick is snowbound, as you can see. so are many of the nearby villages, completely cut off by the snow. northumberland county council is very worried about vulnerable people, especially the elderly. in alnwick they have set up a makeshift rescue centre in a sports hall for drivers who were stranded for hours overnight on the ai, which is blocked between here and beric further north. that is just one example of travel disruption we have seen right around the uk. because of the winter weather crisis. we will get reports from our

a bit more cloud in the south—eastern quarter, but that's the sort of thing many of you will have lookedof that cloud that has developed through the day and, underneath clear

see gupta is split into three so there's possible that know they've started to do this in the south eastern part to me do it in other towns and other cities across the region now as far as the aid is concerned we know that in northern good and duma they had a number of trucks arrive last week but not all of them were able to unload the liter dead at the weekend but this is a new convoy that's going in carrying enough food for people to survive for at least a month for a boat twenty six thousand people that are no medical supplies at the again have been stripped out of these trucks but for the moment people in the north are getting some food while people in the south are getting out and what's the latest from aspirin. what we're hearing the afrin is surrounded by turkish soldiers the turkish presidency see they're expected to have soldiers in the center of the town within the next couple of days they're under pressure from the european parliament. to pull out of offering completely but that has been rejected in the last owner so by president of the one he says they intend to continue their o

the medina not far behind into southern portions of africa where we got some showers on the eastern side of south africa and that's life continue to in the course of thursday suppose durban and johannesburg could be wet at times cape town should be largely fine some showers into the mid be and could be affected when took in the course of the day through into friday and see that line for substation extends towards parts of botswana and then joins up with the area in south africa johannesburg seeing some heavy rain and high seer of only fifteen degrees. without a recap the top stories. of the one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted in northeastern nigeria last month have been reunited with their families the girls were turned to the town of by what appeared to be a convoy of fighters at least twenty two people mostly children have been killed in a russian ass strike in syria province and a u.s. resident is suing facebook and the u.k. phone cambridge analytic obtaining data without their permission it comes as pressure grows continues to grow on facebook over revelations of personal data from

as far as the railways go, some services like south—eastern and south—western are getting back to normal have asked passengers to postpone theirjourneys until tomorrow. as far as the east and west coast main line is go, virgin started running a limited service on the east coast main line, with some trains going into scotland yesterday. but there are no trains on the west coastline today. there are buses, which is an improvement on yesterday, when on the west coastline there were not even any buses. airports are starting to get back to normal but there are still some delays. the advice as always is to check before you travel. andy, we are hearing from chris in the weather forecast today that temperatures are going to slowly start going up. that will give rise to fears of flooding in quite a few areas. in terms of where you are, we can even still see a few flakes of snow drifting down this morning?m is actually snowing less here now thanit is actually snowing less here now than it was about half an hour ago. you are right, the temperatures are supposed to gradually rise, possibly up suppos

there's a good service on the tube this morning. 0nto the the trains now and south—eastern trains areccident. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich rd flyover. now the weather. hello, good morning. there was plenty of rain overnight so it's rather damp underfoot to start the day. also, still some early rain to clear which will push its way eastwards and after that it should tend to brighten up but will feel really quite windy today. there will be some showers too a bit later on through the afternoon so similar to how it was yesterday. so that early rain clearing its way out to the east and it will brighten up. we'll see some sunny skies behind it. it will turn quite windy, particuarly through the middle part of the morning. gusts of up to 35 miles an hour. watch out for one or two afternoon showers, they could have a bit of hail in them, particularly out towards western areas. temperatures just that little bit lower than they were yesterday, between 8 and 11 degrees celsius. 0vernight tonight, it's set to turn really quite chilly. there

south. ireland, eastern scotland and the north—east of england. north—east of england. five to ten centimetresground. over the higher ground. south—west and southern england as well. well. of snow over the high ground. blizzard conditions possible with lots of blowing snow around today. lots of blowing snow around today. parts of wales and the south west today. today. persistent snow heading in across parts of southern england. parts of southern england. the east of scotland, combined with a brisk, easterly wind. a brisk, easterly wind. about a degree or so either side of freezing. freezing. wind—chill, it could feel much colder. colder. heading up towards the north of england. england. continue to see snow showers further north. north. and ice around first thing saturday morning. morning. stays cold in the north of the country unless cold in the south. country unless cold in the south. an ongoing risk of snow for some of us. ongoing risk of snow for some of us. here is how saturday is shaping up. full snow showers in the east of scotland as well. scotland as well. further south there will be

all the while, a feed of snow showers across the eastern side of northern england, particularly, one or two clipping into the southside of scotland not seeing as many showers, more sunshine, that is the theme as we go through the day. many of the showers in eastern areas will slowly but surely fade away, could be some brightness appearing towards the south—east later and the snow will pull away from wales but will keep falling across the south—west, 10—20 centimetres over high ground. windy for all and a bitterly cold feel. but we will lose this area of snow during sunday night. high pressure starts to build down from the north and we have a subtle shift in the wind direction as well. the easterly winds from the weekend will become more like northerly winds. northerly winds are never warm by any means, but they will be slightly less cold. so monday sees temperatures rising to between 3 and 7 degrees with some good spells of sunshine. not a bad day. temperatures will continue to climb as we head deeper into the coming week, but after a dry start to the week, things will then turn much more unsettled. this is bbc ne

mary's took out their frustrations of getting snubbed by pounding south eastern louisiana last night mary advanced and they play the winner of boise state washington game. and the stanford men host byu in the nit and that game is at 7:00 at maple. stanford is third and favored over the 6th seed, byu. >>> back to our meteorologist mark tamayo tracking showers that can impact our afternoon and then evening commute as well. >> that's right. but although things should be kind of decreasing in coverage by 5:00 or 6:00 this evening, so yeah we have these waves of moisture rolling through the bay area. one minute it's dry and the next minute it's dry with a downpour of hail. a chance of scattered rain showers. best chance is early this afternoon. we start to back off on the coverage of those chances by this evening and into early thursday morning. you can see those rain tubes going up a little bit by 2:00 tomorrow. by mid morning for your thursday. as another system comes onboard, so there's a lot happening out here in the pacific and the overall flow is moving in from the north and from th

drifting its way westwards, two met office and the warnings as well, one across the south—east and one across easternth midlands and after midnight in afume in north midlands and after midnight in a fume in its time will have another warning area across the south—west of england and the south—east of wales because the snow is increasingly setting in here as we go on through the night. this area of the system snow drifting its way westwards. just about anywhere you could catch on further snow showers through the night, quite windy but despite that, temperatures will get away around —6, —7. not only frost and the snow but ice as well to take this into tomorrow morning. tomorrow i think most concerning weather is down across this south—western corner. a closer look at time clock in the morning, if you are out and about thrift devon, somerset, bristol, the eastern side of wales and west edmonds, there could be quite a lot of snow blowing around on that risk, cold easterly wind. a feed of stay shall into northern england into northern ireland and the eastern side of scotland as well. western scotland shou

chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the easternly wind, highs of up to 14 degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the south—east, but much of eastern england, along with scotland, will see some dry, sunny weather, and with that wind direction, it's still going to feel reasonably warm, highs of 7—14 degrees. so if you get the sunshine with those temperatures responding, it could — dare i say it — feel almost springlike at times. but don't get used to it because it looks as though by the weekend we'll see quite a dramatic contrast in the weather, as the wind direction changes its going to get cold again. that is because we start to see another area of high pressure dominating across scandinavia. the winds clockwise around that high, a cold easterly set to return. it looks as if it will turn much colder as we move into the weekend, and any moisture coming in off the north sea could again fall as snow. so it's certainly something tha

it warning in force for the south—eastern corner of northern ireland. snow feeding in here. an amber warning. some of that coming to the south—east of wales, covered by the red warning. a lot of snow piling up. sunspots seeing 15, 20 centimetres, maybe 40 or 50 over the high ground. some of that snow fringing into parts of northern ireland as we go through the night. we keep snow showers across parts of northern and eastern scotland. the far north—east of england. these areas particularly at risk of disruption overnight. across the far south—west of the snow may begin to turn back to rein in places. if that happens the rain is likely to fall on cold surfaces. it brings a significant ice risk to take us into tomorrow morning. travel disruption very likely indeed. a dry spell perhaps for the south—west and wales through the first part of tomorrow. then looks like snow will return from the south. heavy snow at that. could be snow in other southern areas. still a lot to play for with that, some uncertainty in the forecast. snow showers into northern and eastern areas. fine weath

pam) severe thunderstorms and tornado watches forced people to take shelter in sections of the south- eastern u-s. some isolated spots got hit very hard.. and crews had plenty of downed trees to deal with today.. reporter andrew spencer takes a look at the damage. the hail was ruthless in cullman county, alabama. you can see where massive hailstones pelted windshields -- the cracks spidering through the glass. the hoods of cars covered in dents like golf balls, having been struck repeatedly by hail the size of your fist......one crashing through the sunroof of this s-u-v and leaving shattered glass on the seats.outside the cullman county detention center: more signs of damage -- rear windows busted out, side mirrors torn off, and more dented hoods and shattered windshields.a man in falkville, alabama, captured video of what appeared to be a tornado -- one of several reported in alabama and georgia.much of the damage through alabama could be seen before the sun went down, monday. tore apart the signs of many businesses in russellville......and damaged a number of homes in ardmore, leaving heav