the south-west and _ london? the pigs are pushing into the south-west and london. - london? pushing into - the south-west and london. elsewhere the south—west and london. elsewhere across england and wales, where there is an amber when there could still be disruption. we will show you rough timings of the strong winds. in parts of the midlands and the south—east it will be late morning into early afternoon. very calm at the moment by comparison and the strongest winds will be in the afternoon. . , . ., , ., afternoon. red warnings in wales and the south-west _ afternoon. red warnings in wales and the south-west and _ afternoon. red warnings in wales and the south-west and wales _ afternoon. red warnings in wales and the south-west and wales and - afternoon. red warnings in wales and| the south-west and wales and london the south—west and wales and london later. the whole country pretty much as affected by the storm.— as affected by the storm. across arts of as affected by the storm. across parts of scotland _ as affected by the storm. across parts of scotland and _ as affect

the south — when? the strongest winds are 'ust to the south offi when? nds are 'ust to the south of ireland, * when? the strongest winds are 'ust to the south of ireland, we �* when? the strongest winds are 'ust to the south of ireland, we sawh when? the strongest winds are just i to the south of ireland, we saw them over 70 mph, we have 60 mph got across wales and the south—west starting but it's these areas where the worst winds are most likely in the worst winds are most likely in the morning. as the storm tracks eight we will have a corridor from north—east wales, down towards the south—east where they will peak into mid—afternoon for some and then it's quite across many parts of northern and eastern england, it won't be until later that we will see the wind really start to ramp up so even if you are stepping out this morning in some areas and it seems calm, things will change later, it will improve across the west but things will deteriorate the further east you get. indie will deteriorate the further east ou net. ~ ., will deteriorate the further ea

overnight we start to see this weather from sinking south, the milder air to the south, colder air toorth, rain to come for northern england, in the south of the uk, it is mild, 6—9, northern england, in the south of the uk, it is mild, 6—9 , not too extensive a frost in scotland but the lower end of single figures again. tuesday, the weatherfront very slowly drifting south across the uk, for northern england, pretty persistent cloud, rain through the day especially for western areas, in scotland, beautiful sunshine but cold in the westerly wind which will be gusty. feeding in showers which could be wintry across the hills. in the south, some sunshine and milder air in place, temperatures or perhaps up to 14 degrees. still creeping south, the weather front, and by wednesday it's barely clinging on to southernmost counties. the lion's share of the uk starting to shift into the colder air. southern counties, it's cloudy, drizzly rain, temperatures probably still 12 or 13 degrees, elsewhere on the way down into single figures and you see the change and the way things look to the north of

call them 3 and a quarter miles long, heading up towards give, from the south the south. currently, the only way in and out of key of a building ring of steel around it. that will be there to support that ring a steel and try to circle kiev entirely. and president zalinski taking note of all that said to bobby johnson, we're told in a phone call late on sunday night. but the next 24 hours he believes will be crucial for the direction that this conflict takes. indeed, thank you for bringing us up to his fate as always during the hall live for us in the west in ukrainian city of levine. me, while you as president joe biden, will speak to his allies in the coming hours following moscow's decision to place its nuclear deterrence units on high alert. the russian president says the move was in response to nato, and in his words, it's aggressive approach. but let me put in his face in criticism at home for ordering the operation in ukraine. and said, ben, it's smith's report from moscow to protest in russia takes a certain amount of courage as it comes with the likelihood that yo

the world. in south america we _ rest of the world. in south america we currently - rest of the world. igenous languages, there could have been more that were unrecorded, that could have disappeared because of genocide and war and deceit and cultural assimilation. around the world, we have approximately 4000 indigenous languages and there are other languages at risk as well that are not indigenous such as creole languages. and other dyas brett languages. here in the uk we have welsh, scots, gaelic, irish gaelic, generally in good health but why is it some languages die out while others thrive and survive? it out while others thrive and survive?— survive? it depends on the resources _ survive? it depends on the resources and _ survive? it depends on the resources and the - survive? it depends on the resources and the energy i survive? it depends on the i resources and the energy that people put into their languages. so welsh has a long literary tradition going back to the sixth century so there is a lot of material to draw from. and it was in decline for many centuries, actually, until a

is a dividing line over tuesday and wednesday between milder air in the south and colder air in the north. 0n milder air in the southtland but with some snow showers in the north and west. further south, more cloud, mist and fog over the hills and patchy rain through parts of northern england, wales and northern ireland. but it will be a mile day for many away from scotland, temperatures at i! to 14. it will turn colder for all of us as the week goes on, we might see further snow and blizzards across northern scotland. this is bbc news with maryam moshiri. the headlines at i. as queen elizabeth celebrates 70 years on the throne, she says she wants the duchess of cornwall, to be known as queen consort when prince charles becomes king. i charles becomes king. amjane hill at buckingham where i amjane hill at buckingham palace, where we are reflecting on a historic day, the day that the queen becomes the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee. british prime minister borisjohnson considers further changes to his top team following a wave of resignations over lockdown parties. a lawyer says a man jailed for

temperatures today, because there were areas coming off the south and the south—west, will be above whatage in february, seven to 11 degrees. and a mild evening across east anglia and the south east, tempered by the strength of the wind, outbreaks of rain continuing into the night. rain will come and go. _ continuing into the night. rain will come and go. a — continuing into the night. rain will come and go, a northerly - continuing into the night. rain willj come and go, a northerly direction for scotland and northern ireland, the clear— for scotland and northern ireland, the clear skies and some frost and ice are _ the clear skies and some frost and ice are round into the start of the new week — ice are round into the start of the new week-— ice are round into the start of the new week. ., .., ., a, ._ new week. for the commute on monday, low pressure _ new week. for the commute on monday, low pressure to — new week. for the commute on monday, low pressure to begin _ new week. for the commute on monday, low pressure to begin with, _ new week. for the commute on monday, low pressure to

the south—west, reaching highs of nine or 10 degrees. moving through saturday, wet and windy weather arriving across the south—east, we look to the south—west of low pressure arriving for sunday so another windy day, outbreaks of rain becoming heavier and widespread across england and wales, especially south wales looking wet throughout the day, could cause disruption. drifting further north the rain gets into scotland but not the very far north, another windy day, gales in the channel, milder there, ten or ii the channel, milder there, ten or 11 degrees. wet and windy weather sweeps into the north sea on monday, slow improvement across northern and eastern areas, cloudy, windy and wet at first, sunshine and showers heading into the afternoon, some of these wintry over higher ground. further south, these wintry over higher ground. furthersouth, it's these wintry over higher ground. further south, it's chilly, these wintry over higher ground. furthersouth, it's chilly, eight these wintry over higher ground. further south, it's chilly, eight or 9 degrees. increasing amounts of sunshine. but it's brief as we move through the week, an active je

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repair that the red warnings though that have been in place across parts of the country, the south east london, the south west and south wales. those of all past now and unit the storm covering through the very foss, but it's heading on to other parts of northern europe and beyond. although search for flood survivors in brazil is on hold because of new storms in the area. months worth of rain fell in one day in metropolis on tuesday, killing 117 people. more than a 100 is still thought to be missing. emergency signs have been activated across the city, wanting residents to head to safety. watching algeria ly, from london most relied on the program. indonesians welcome an apology from benevolence over the use of excessive violence. jane 940. why a 1st dudley then eunice violent wind stalls on their way across northern europe. this is eunice developing at this on friday. morning and just the peak there. well, the trough of these lines is where the strongest winds were to picture shown here in pulse court when the winds are about a 120 kilometers per hour to sweep across land. of course. now at the day prog

bring the country together on race and to get past the civil war. >> in the south these two opposing equal forces and one is the south wanting to return to its ways and grant wanted to push it along and there was the south wanting to return with respect to slavery and the of respect for blacks. that had to be the most difficult issue to deal with. >> 100% at johnson because of some the things he did to empower the vestiges of the confederacy, he kind of gave them a signal like a hat tip this is it guys. this is the time. when grant takes over he has to unwind what what johnson has done and reminded people of the vision of lincoln before him and it's a fascinating time. you think of presidents in tough positions and that's a big tough one. when he's making his grand bargain with the election in doubt and really were country on the brink of falling back into the civil war they say it's the kkk but in reality it's the white militia that were former confederate soldiers that believed this was the time to rise up again so it's an insurgency that's happening and he's trying to make this deal in a way that they will buy lan

in the south, 7-9. could be minus three. in the south, 7—9. nt readily in the morning. here is our weatherfront tomorrow readily in the morning. here is our weather front tomorrow morning, high pressure building in across the north means for you things will be quieter. lots of fire weather, fair bit of sunshine, but you can see the south east patchy rain and drizzle. this is the same weather front coming back into the south—west with some heavier rain. could push further east through the course of the day. from tuesday until wednesday, the weather front moves north. then we have another weather front coming in from the atlantic, high pressure being squeezed away. wednesday looks like it is going to be fairly cloudy, also some rain moving northwards. not particularly heavy. after a cold and frosty start against the north of scotland, some sunshine, here breezy. later in the day, the next band of rain comes our way. temperatures eight in the north to 11 in the south. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world

rain will be of brain, patchy rain returning to the far south—west. in the southhigher temperatures, falling away in the afternoon. four to nine celsius. overnight, winter will ease and showers fade, becomes cold and clear and a risk of frost and ice. more cloud it in from the west. temperatures quite rightly at or below freezing which means it is a cold and frosty start tomorrow. any sunshine will quickly fade as his band of cloud pushes in from the west, bringing patchy rain into northern england, scotland and northern ireland and wales. increasingly cloudy. it will be feeling milder. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with maryam moshiri. the headlines: prince charles has led tributes to the queen on the 70th anniversary of her accession to the thone. he's congratulated her on what he described as a "remarkable achievement". a former conservative leader has said it will be a "very difficult task" to win back the trust of voters following the anger over government lockdown parties. but iain duncan—smith insisted borisjohnson was the right man to lead the tories in

absolutely, so the plan would be to go west or- the plan would be to go west or south—west, heading towards the borders— southers with romania, moldova, bulgaria, or down to the south towards — bulgaria, or down to the south towards turkey, avoiding certain regions — towards turkey, avoiding certain reuions. ~ . . towards turkey, avoiding certain reuions. . ., ., , ., regions. what are the options for travel. regions. what are the options for travel- when _ regions. what are the options for travel. when i— regions. what are the options for travel. when i was _ regions. what are the options for travel. when i was talking - regions. what are the options for travel. when i was talking to - regions. what are the options for l travel. when i was talking to james just a moment ago, he said leave now while there are still commercial flights, for instance. is it clear what transport would be available in the event of there suddenly being an evasion? . the event of there suddenly being an evasion? , ., ., ., .. , , the event of there suddenly being an evasion? , ., ., ., .. ,, ., evasion? yes, we have got access to ve

south central england there have declared a critical incident teacher, the demand on emergency services and disruption from storm eunice, the red warning. so that have been in place across parts of the country. the south east london, the south west and south wales. those of all past now, and we're now moving into amber situations. well, still had hailed al jazeera trade and the pandemic have been on the agenda on the summit between the e u. an african union leader. also the dutch prime minister apologizes indonesia, the atrocities committed in its former colony. ah. the temperatures are on the rise 1st, the audi. hello everyone. great to see you at all has to do with this southerly push their re add 28 degrees on saturday. look at q $827.00, and bach the $25.00. but all of this here means that sand and dust will be swirling around and that's going to impact the visibility. this is a brief form up for re i. as we look toward monday, wind shift around to the northwest, so that drops your temperature to $22.00, which is more line with where it should be for this year. things are settled in pakistan, karachi at $27.00 degrees and i think for iran western areas. anyway, over the higher ground, we've got some rain and mountain sn

back in the us south and the black sea. back in the us the _ south and the black sea. nd the black sea. ifitto’. in the us the white has been maintaining it has proved that russia readying itself to attack. —— the white house. t5 attack. -- the white house. is not attack. —— the white house. t3 notjust words, of attack. —— the white house. t3 not just words, of course was notjust words, of course was notjust words, of course was not we are seeing specifics we have been laying out here including over 100,000 troops on ukraine's borders. the current plan _ on ukraine's borders. the current plan to _ on ukraine's borders. the current plan to stop - on ukraine's borders. the current plan to stop it - on ukraine's borders. the current plan to stop it from the packages of economic sanctions on what they call russian elites. that prevention strategy mirrored in the uk, foreign secretary liz truss saying wide ranging sanctions are being readied. the saying wide ranging sanctions are being readied.— are being readied. the ball is firml in are being readied. the ball is firmly in

south central england there have declared a critical incident t to the demand on emergency services and disruption from storm eunice the red warning. so that have been in place across parts of the country, the south, east london, the south west and south wales. those of all past now. and we're now moving into amber situations. authorities in the brazilian city, a better policy have warned of more heavy rain just days after deadly flash floods . at least 117 people were killed when flooding caused landslides that destroyed several homes. on tuesday, dozens of people still missing the rescue teams continued to play daybreak. the hope of finding survivors. having garza, i was at home 2 days ago and all of a sudden the storm came and overwhelmed us. it felt so unreal at the time and money flow swept the gym here 1st and then to the gas station over there. we lost a lot of friends. my wife lost her dear folks who were buried beneath no mighty of amazement. they've been way beside my husband was in danger because the clinic where he worked was hit by a muddy floor and it was a very difficult time for him as he had a narrow escape. he's lucky to be with us now. while still here, hold out. they're not just for south africa, it'

and the weather tomorrow will hang around through most of the day, i think in the south and the south—easthere will be a few areas where we may see some glimmers of brightness later in the day tomorrow. hello, this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines... the armed forces minister warns the uk will not be able to fly british nationals out of ukraine if russia invades — and says the situation is escalating. this risks escalating in a way that is really quite terrifying. this is the largest concentration of troops on the european continent in 70 years. the united states orders non—essential staff to leave the us embassy in kyiv. the us and french presidents are due to speak to vladimir putin in an attempt to de—escalate tensions. borisjohnson receives a legal questionnaire from police investigating lockdown parties at downing street and whitehall. police have intercepted hundreds of vehicles trying to enter paris as part of a protest against france's coronavirus regulations. doctors say thousands more lives could be saved by paying attention to earlier symptoms of heart attacks — a n

south. �* , ., , ., , south. but the states are very hiuh. in south. y high- in this— south. but the states are very high. in this very _ south. but the states are very high. in this very dangerous i high. in this very dangerous moment. and at stake or the rules to protect every nation, every nation, big and small. the mech this is a dangerous moment. the number of russian forces is going up, the time forces is going up, the time for possible attack, nato is not a threat to russia but we are prepared for the worst. leaders of the baltic states have been calling on nato allies to increase military support in eastern europe. in recent weeks, russia has massed well over a hundred thousand troops, along with tanks and artillery, on the border with ukraine, but denies planning to invade. here's steve rosenberg in moscow on the diplomatic manoerves there. for liz truss, the day began by the kremlin at the tomb of the unknown soldier, a sign of respect for russia before the difficult diplomacy. she's only been foreign secretary five months. sergey lavrov has b

because air is coming off the south and south—west, we will be above where we should be at this stagecontinuing here into the night. elsewhere, rain will come and go. with winds then switching to a northerly direction for scotland and northern ireland, here is where we have the clear skies. there could be some frost and ice are added to the start of the new week. the commute on monday, no area to begin with. showers turn fewer in number. quite a noticeable breeze making it feel rather cool. claudia st across parts of england and wales. taking away early sunshine and brightening up in the north. scotland and northern continue to be a story of sunshine. some snow over the hills. wendy down the eastern coasts. it will feel colder than that. constructed tuesday, some snow across the scottish mountains. eventually the far north of england. 0utbreaks scottish mountains. eventually the far north of england. outbreaks of rain pushing its way southwards and eastwards and stalling by the end of the day. temperatures up to ten or 11 degrees. another chilly one across parts of scotland and northe

however, it is still going to rain across the south and south—east through the night, also showers acrossarts of wales, but many of us in the north will have clear spells overnight, here temperatures will dip to around 3—4 in biggertowns, then tomorrow a northerly wind, pretty cold, perhaps a wintriness across the scottish hills, and it really will feel quite nippy along the north sea coast, too. the best of the weather will be further west, and also towards the south. temperatures probably peaking at around 7 or 8 celsius for the most part, then that really nasty weather arrives later on in the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a russian invasion of ukraine is highly likely. that's the assessment of the defence secretary, ben wallace, comparing some western diplomatic efforts to the appeasement of nazi germany. the us evacuates most of its embassy staff in kyiv as it expects that a russian military incusion could come any day. 13 people are injured after a mezzanine floor collapses at a pub in east london. people in switzerland have voted in favour of tightening the country

on the gulf ofl country further south on the gulf of guinea _ country further southher south on the gulf of guinea if you were here before - country further south on the gulf of guinea if you were here before in. guinea if you were here before in that report — guinea if you were here before in that report-— that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration _ that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration in _ that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration in relations | that report. so, beverly, talking i about deterioration in relations so what is mali saying?— about deterioration in relations so what is mali saying? there's been no official statement _ what is mali saying? there's been no official statement currently _ what is mali saying? there's been no official statement currently for - official statement currently for mali but there was a measured remark tjy mali but there was a measured remark by the army official during a press briefing today who said mali is not alone and will not remain alone. there was also a meeting between the defence m

the south. tuesday, some wintry this across parts of scotland. i think through the bulk of the day, most of the rain falling across wales and southern parts of england. temperatures in double figures in the south is when thejet the north. but behind me, this is when the jet stream really will start spawning nasty areas of low pressure which will come our way and we are calling it stormy because the gales really will be quite severe once they reach as from midweek onwards. the met office has already issued earlier warnings for the northern half of the uk. this is a low pressure that will sweep across the country during wednesday for topic could bring 90 miles for our winds to some areas. on friday, the next storm could potentially impact as. stating to the weather forecast this week. the weather could change dramatically from one day to another. but having said that, it could then be really quite mild. up to 15 degrees midweek. some good news on the horizon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a russian invasion of ukraine is highly likely. that's the assessment of the defence secretary ben wallace — comparing some western diplomatic efforts to the appeasement of nazi germany. but the u

respond with highs of around 10—11 arabi i2 highs of around 10—11 arabi 12 across the south and a touch higher across the souththen with a fine picture. we hold our area of my pressure into the weekend as well particular for england and wales but you will notice these with the front starting to push the west as eagerly as we are into sunday, so it will be going down here or there during part two of the weekend. plenty of dry weather around us and at the particular for england and wales and that last for england and wales on sunday and starts to turn breezy or, cloudier and wetter across the north of the west. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. more russian military hardware heads for the border, as separatists in the east, ask for help from the kremlin, in repelling what they claim is ukrainian aggression. preparing for an invasion, safety drills for the ukrainian people, while its troops, say they're ready to fight. i also afraid to be hurt or die here and that's why i stand here and try to do myjob as possible to stay alive. ukraine has called for another

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maryland to mississippi, and takes on what she sees as a misperception of the south's continuing role in who we are today. it's called “southa.” >> the south is really not only where the idea begins, right, of what this nation would become, but it also has moved the country about, because it was the bounty of the south that allowed for the nation to become wealthy, to become a global power. and that it has continued to shape our tastes, our habits, our culture, in ways that we often deny, in part because, you know, it's done the dirty work of the nation in many ways. >> brown: perry is a professor of african american studies at princeton, whose work explores race, law, and history, often through the lens of culture and cultural figures, such as the writer lorraine hansbery. her last book, “breathe,” was written as a letter to her two teenaged sons, on the perils of growing up black in america. she describes her sense of "mission" this w: >> i'm trying to figure out why we have this choreography, you know, of two steps forward, one step back, or sometimes three steps back. >> brown: "we," meaning? >> americans. the united st

the south bay. >> a bit. a little unusual, too. it just disappeared, 85 south out of saratoga. th because that map from the bay bridge down to the south bay, silicon valley, was just fine. 17 south over the summit, reports of a crash near the park and ride lot. not clear if it's still blocking one lane. we see a little bit of slowing. no real update from chp. prepare for a tiny bit of slowing. san martin, 101, not showing slowing yet, and we won't see likely much of a delay because we are before a three-day typi happens on friday. we're looking at an easy drive for folks driving for the longer drive, highway 4, vasco out of contra costa county. no such thing as a free ride. we'll clear that up in my next report. >> thanks, mike. >>> next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> fake online reviews happen. we know because we've talked to people who left them. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how easy it was to leave a five star fake. >> and we're celebrating black history, shining a light on african american pioneers in our community, including

however, it is still going to rain across the south and the south—east through the night. here temperatures will dip to around 3 or 4 degrees in bigger towns, perhaps a touch of frost in the glens, and then tomorrow a northerly wind, so it will be pretty cold, perhaps some wintriness across the scottish hills, and it really will feel quite nippy along the north sea coast, too. the best of the weather will be further west and also towards the south. temperatures probably peaking at around 7 or 8 degrees celsius for the most part, and then that really nasty weather arrives later on in the week. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. more than a dozen countries have urged their citizens to leave ukraineoverfears of an imminent russian invasion. president biden will speak to his ukrainian counterpart today as efforts to de—escalate tensions continue. meanwhile, ukraine's ambassador in london says talk of invasion is harming his country. that's a panic, to people being withdrawn, demonic living, this assumption is halting nutrient might

ok, the south bay, we have then. >> watching the delays down here like that accident along northbound 8.80, south, north first street in san jose and then 87 south of west capitol expressway. we have a traffic hazard. so we are seeing delays along those 2 highways heading into the city right now, bay bridge base that fremont street exit about 17 minutes for your drive. crockett down towards the maze. little under 20 minutes of this hour tolls to one o one richmond center fell bridge about an 8 minute drive for you. there and some issues along the peninsula. certainly menlo park northbound one o one south of marshall. you have a traffic hazard and along to a edgewood road in emerald hills, an accident in that area. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. ran a time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us now on this day where we're tracking a lot of volatility still in the rob russia, ukraine, that is driving not only headlines, but i guess driving emotions on wall street were off by a long shot once again today. good morning. >> the russia-ukraine si

more troops of that we were already certain and the third access is from the south amphibious troops are heading in from the south they're heading towards the city of odesa here in the very south tep and into mariupol, an area that would create a land bridge down towards crimea. to talk about all of this we brought in retired u.s. army colonel jack jacobs. medal of honor recipient for his actions in the vietnam war colonel, thanks so much. the president says they're coming in there tonight. we know it's faced heavy bombardment in kyiv. the president says he believes that they'll storm the city. what does that look like >> very unpleasant to say the least. i fought in cities it's extremely difficult even if it's not well defended this will be well defended likely to be several casualties on both sides. if kyiv is going to be captured, it might take a while. in any case, the move from belarus down through kyiv is very, very important for the russians because if they don't take kyiv, they can't link up with the forces coming up from the south and they want to do that because they want to bifurcate the country. >> an

touring the south from _ information which we have. touring the south, that is panic, and all this information that helps only for panic does not help us.— this information that helps only for panic does not help us. russia's war names panic does not help us. russia's war games and — panic does not help us. russia's war games and deliveries _ panic does not help us. russia's war games and deliveries are _ panic does not help us. russia's war games and deliveries are now- panic does not help us. russia's war games and deliveries are now well. games and deliveries are now well under way, this american official�*s warren how an assault on ukraine could begin. moscow still says it has no plans to invade. paul adams there. downing street says borisjohnson will "respond as required" after he received a police questionnaire yesterday about events he attended during lockdown. the metropolitan police says the questionnaires — which are the written equivalent of police interviews under caution — are being sent to more than 50 people who attended downing street pa

the south but chilly are in the north where we have wintry showers. wednesday, a big deep area of low pressure in the north atlantic will affect the west of the country. the further southre not as strong so definitely a tale of north and south on wednesday. windy and wet across scotland and northern ireland, snow on the hills and gales in exposure. further south, a breezy day but quite a bit of dry weather, one or two showers but good spells of sunshine and double—figure values, above the seasonal average in the south, chilly in the north. windy on thursday, rain clears to sunshine and showers, cooler as well but friday, another ridge of high pressure promises to settle things down, lighterwinds pressure promises to settle things down, lighter winds and increasing amount of sunshine so quite a turbulent week to come but not as much as of late. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister prepares to announce plans to scrap all remaining legal covid restrictions in england, including the requirement to self—isolate if you test positive. that is all from the bbc news at one so it goodbye from me and, on bbc one, wejoin the news so it goodbye from me and, on bbc one, w

and the weather tomorrow will hang around through most of the day, i think in the south and the south—easthis is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines... the armed forces minister warns the uk will not be able to fly british nationals out of ukraine if russia invades — and says the situation is escalating. this risks escalating in a way that is really quite terrifying. this is the largest concentration of troops on the european

have rain into the first part of this afternoon for north west england, wales on the south—west. to the southnorthern ireland, a mixture of sunshine and showers for the afternoon, best of the brighter skies at the further west you are. winds coming in from itself to south—westerly, so it will be milder. no blue skies to speak of in cardiff for wales against scotland and they could be some heavy rain around, even on the approach to it as well. that rain does start to fizzle towards tonight, reaching the south—east for a while and then more wet weather gathers towards the west into tomorrow morning. tonight, chance of frost and ice in scotland and northern ireland but the weather charts for sunday is all telling, area of low pressure spinning off the atlantic. the first of several areas of low pressure. the rain will be transferring northwards. parts of the east starting with dry, may be bright weather, not the style you make the same as today but rain will sweep eastwards during the day. rain likely to be around the southern half of scotland, particularly in the borders and lothian. driest, br

the south— wind. that rain will be on the move to the south and east and willjust fizzle _ to the south and east and willjust give more extensive rain across the country on sunday and will work further— country on sunday and will work further north and whilst we could start— further north and whilst we could start dry— further north and whilst we could start dry and bright, east anglia and the — start dry and bright, east anglia and the channel islands, greater chance _ and the channel islands, greater chance of— and the channel islands, greater chance of rain and the wettest conditions are northern england and wales— conditions are northern england and wales and _ conditions are northern england and wales and more particularly across southern _ wales and more particularly across southern scotland where the rain could _ southern scotland where the rain could be — southern scotland where the rain could be relentless through the day, fringing _ could be relentless through the day, fringing into the north of northern lreland _ fringing into the north of northern lreland as — fringing into the north of northern

south. the bury south mp, christian wakeford, had switched from conservative to labour. vative party have shown themselves incapable of offering the leadership and government the country deserves. david davis, the former brexit secretary, then delivered what he thought was the coup de grace. you are sat there for too long for all the good you've done. in the name of god, go! when the conservative party chose borisjohnson as leader, they had a good idea what they were getting. a politician with charisma, yes, but also a certain reputation. this is the man whose old school teacher once said boris believed he should be regarded as an "exception", "free from the network of obligation that binds everyone else." rory stewart was one of borisjohnson�*s ministers in the foreign office. he�*s a staunch critic. he has a very, very peculiar, to put it politely, relationship with the truth, for many different reasons. sometimes because it suits him, sometimes because he wants to make people happy. but basically, he says whatever he thinks he needs to say on a particular occasion to m

and throughout the south bay, including the south county. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning we are moving you forward as the state mask mandate is set to be lifted in just one week from today. >> governor newsom says you can ditch your mask if you're fully vaccinated. a lot of questions and confusion remains because it's ultimately up to each individual county. "today in the bay's" cheryl herd has some answers. >> we reached out to a number of bay area health departments to find out how they plan to handle the lifting of the mask mandate next week. many of them say they don't know yet, but two bay area counties say they plan to follow the state's lead. in sa salano county, the face coverings are coming off. health officials are saying if you're vaccinated you can walk into a market without wearing a mask. >> i can't wait. i'm excited for life to return back to normal and take the mask off and not have to worry about it. >> reporter: the governor set this date weeks ago, but reaffirmed the state's mask mandate will expire next week.

we are already seeing the impact of it battering south wales and the south—west of eglin this morningof eglin this morning. what are its origins?— what are its origins? it has been developing _ what are its origins? it has been developing in — what are its origins? it has been developing in the _ what are its origins? it has been developing in the atlantic - what are its origins? it has been developing in the atlantic over i what are its origins? it has been i developing in the atlantic over the last 24— developing in the atlantic over the last 24 hours of 248 all is and has been _ last 24 hours of 248 all is and has been driven— last 24 hours of 248 all is and has been driven by a very strong stream. the jet _ been driven by a very strong stream. the jet stream is a band of strong winde— the jet stream is a band of strong winds and — the jet stream is a band of strong winds and it sits way above our heads — winds and it sits way above our heads at — winds and it sits way above our heads at the top of the atmosphere and it— heads at the top of the atmosphere and it is— heads at the to

south. the bury south mp, christian wakeford, had switched from conservative to labour. he has concluded that the prime minister and the conservative party have shown themselves incapable of offering the leadership and government the country deserves. david davis, the former brexit secretary, then delivered what he thought was the coup de grace. you are sat there for too long for all the good you've done. in the name of god, go! when the conservative party chose borisjohnson as leader, they had a good idea what they were getting. a politician with charisma, but also a certain reputation. this is the man whose old school teacher once said boris believed he should be regarded as an "exception", "free from the network of obligation that binds everyone else." rory stewart was one of borisjohnson�*s ministers in the foreign office. he's a staunch critic. he has a very, very peculiar, to put it politely, relationship with the truth, for many different reasons. sometimes because it suits him, sometimes because he wants to make people happy. but basically, he says whatever he th

the weatherfront, quite be sunshine. moving south of the weather front, quite a be sunshine. moving south, but the strongest winds will be across the strongest winds will be across the northern and western isles. temperatures today five, ten, 1a in london. through this evening and overnight, here is the weather front. if anything, overnight, here is the weather front. ifanything, it overnight, here is the weather front. if anything, it picks up across parts of north—west england and pennines, bringing heavy rain. wintry showers persisting across scotland in the north especially, even down to sea level, where we will see centimetres, and as we push further south, we are looking at milder conditions in comparison. we could see some nice across parts of the highlands by the time we are finished with the night. —— some ice. here is the weather front sinking southwards through tomorrow. we will have cool air coming our way and the wintry showers in scotland will be down to sea level. still windy across the far north—west, possibly touching as much as 70 mph, a gust of wind exposure. but lots o

the south west and the south east are likely to be the last to be reconnected, and now another storm, the environment agency has issued a "risk to life" flood warning. it will evacuate hundreds of homes in the east didsbury area. pravin and his son have come out to check the water level for themselves. our house is just pretty much on the edge of the river, so we're probably at quite high risk of flooding if there is any — hopefully not. in the west of england, more than 20,000 properties remain without power. thank you so much. caroline bullock and her 91—year—old mother, kathleen, have had to rely on the help of neighbours. friends have been fantastic in bringing us thermoses of hot water for hot water bottles to keep my mother warm. the village of wadhurst in kent lost power on friday morning. repairs are slow. 80—year—old carole robbins has not had any official help. normally, somebody my age, they term me as vulnerable . so they would ring or send texts, but i have heard nothing - from anyone, so i have no means of finding out, - other than other people, - when it might come back

communities across the south—west of england and south wales are bracing themselves for the full forcems in years, as the met office issues its most serious red weather warning — meaning a risk to life. gusts could reach up to 90 miles per hour when storm eunice hits this red zone tomorrow morning with warnings of flying debris, damage to homes, power cuts and major travel disruption. and in the rest of the country, there's an amber warning for wind across much of england and wales — and less severe yellow weather alerts for wind and snow in much of scotland, the north of england and northern ireland. storm eunice comesjust a day after storm dudley caused damage here's our science editor, rebecca morelle. storm eunice hasn't yet hit but it is already making its presence felt. in weston—super—mare, the floodgates are shutting, ready for whatever the weather will throw at them. they are also preparing ahead in st ives. so, we've got our flood defence boards that go on the front of the pub, with sandbags behind them. hopefully stops the sea coming in. the met office has issued a rare red

africa, apartheid south africa in the 70s and 80s — apartheid south africa in the 70s and 80s. and south of football crowds, not just an information war, is the attitude of football crowds, notjust in england — of football crowds, notjust in england but across europe. extraordinary waving ukrainian flags, — extraordinary waving ukrainian flags, singing ukrainian anthems, the sharing of ukrainian players. this is— the sharing of ukrainian players. this is more powerful than some of the other— this is more powerful than some of the other sanctions. | this is more powerful than some of the other sanctions.— the other sanctions. i saw some ictures, the other sanctions. i saw some pictures. i _ the other sanctions. i saw some pictures. i saw _ the other sanctions. i saw some pictures, i saw pictures - the other sanctions. i saw some pictures, i saw pictures last i the other sanctions. i saw some l pictures, i saw pictures last night from portugal, one of ukrainian players coming onto the pitch. it's extraordinary how supporters actually rallied around the ukrainians.— actually rallied around

windy and the south—west, breezy in the south—west. —— windy in the north—west. anisers say they can't believe the amount londoners are ready to give. i'm happy and sad and overwhelmed. and just before you arrive, i had the nervous breakdown, i was sitting upstairs and looking at the queue of people, queue of ordinary people like me and you, bringing something in the bags and wanting to support people who are struggling and suffering. a look at how the tube board is looking this morning. delays on the circle, metropolitan and piccadilly lines. and part suspension of northern. london's first shop to only sell water has opened in fulham. the bottles from around the world sell for up to £120 each. that's for a bottle of water from patagonia. an internationally accredited water sommelier runs the store, called fine liquids. he says his job is to find the perfect water for customers. onto the weather now with kate. good morning. after a weekend full of sunshine, we are in for a more unsettled week of weather. for today, you can see coming in from the west, we've got fr