global firms to invest in new south wales. [applause] gov.doval: thank you, and congratulations on your success. i am pleased to introduce the premier of new south wales' neightboring state. i had the pleasure of meeting with premier andrews. would you please describe how you have developed these sectors and what role international engagement has played? >> is a great honor and privilege for us to be here and hear from our prime minister and also to share some thoughts, and i think some learning from the experience. night at the him a seat a lot about the fact we had shared expense ina shared terms of sacrifice, but also shared positivity and hope about the way in which our partnership and relationship can become stronger and stronger for the mutual benefit of both citizens and [indiscernible] part of that is not taking the relationship for granted, so it is great to see us doing a new things and committing ourselves to does you have prompted me to talk about infrastructure. -- you have prompted me to talk about infrastructure. the tour you h

a great contribution to new south wales. have done as a government, we have put in funding to adopt premises in the d, to encourage collaboration between the tech sector. we recently set a hub in new south wales, 11 floors. we're seeing startup community members, now adopt that place. essentially, any person in our state who has an idea makes their pitch to a global brand. microsoft chosen city as the eighth place in the world to set up in this hub, because of the innovative way we have done that. other ways, we are using the intellectual property in those organizations to help reduce back office cost in government. we consolidated that operation, we can invest more money in the front line. leveraging, these great people in the private sector to drive down costs to provide better services as well. thank you. >> any other questions for governors? pleaseand gentlemen, join me in thanking our premiers and chief ministers for joining us today. [applause] as we wrap up the first session, i want to turn to the topic of technology

confirmation there again from the british geological survey craft as to what happened in south walesrow. more cloud around, outbreaks of rain. many of us have sunshine through the afternoon. barely a cloud in the sky. not everyone has seen the sunshine. more cloud in places. this was the early satellite picture. this finger of cloud has generated outbreaks of rain, especially in northern and central england. they will be fizzling out. a clear evening. clear skies, will be fizzling out. a clear evening. clearskies, cloud developing. that builds in south—west england. bringing some drizzle. mild air overnight. elsewhere, a cold and frosty night as temperatures get close to, if not below, freezing. some dense fog in northern england. a bright start in central and eastern areas tomorrow. a chilly start. club from the west, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, western scotland and north west england in south—west england. try and write the

there is an enormous infrastructure boom going on in new south wales, the new south wales government and, of course, our predecessors, liberal premiers mike baird and barry o'farrell really set in train a big infrastructure commitment in new south wales, which is of course where lucy and i live as well. other premiers have made great achievements as well. a lot of experience there. historically, the federal government has made grants, you know, just literally written checks for contributions to roads. so there's some roads that unsuspecting in queensland recently in annastacia palaszczuk state where the federal government is contributing 80% of the cost, others were contributed 50% of the cost and so forth. but we have to get smarter about the way we invest in infrastructure. we have had a practice which ambassador hockey started when he was our commonwealth treasurer, federal treasurer, of encouraging states to recycle assets and to sell state-owned assets. dan andrews from victoria recently sold a port at a very good price. and recyclables assets, sell them, and then deploy the mon

it's been more than a year since falling as a new south wales and australia have seen a decent drop of rain water is scarce so is cattle feet heaving foam is in a precarious situation. these cattle used to graze on rich green grasslands but after a year without rain the pasture looks like this farmers in australia's hunter valley are forced to hand feed their animals if they can because the ongoing drought has dried up dams and creeks the situation is growing increasingly desperate. it's very depressing to go out to a paddock and find that. some farmers are even making the tough decision to kill cattle that have grown too weak others are offloading their animals at the region's cattle auction. there's only long term repercussions in this area because to get back in is. really really significant in the past droughts have triggered assistance measures like transport subsidies from the new south wales states government but that's no longer the case. i don't think handouts but i think when you when you've done everything possible yourself and you try to drip prefer property by various meas

later in wales and south—west england. diane bright said the mile south and east well. is bbc news, our latest headlines: this could be at least silver. she goes to the front. lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton — laura deas took bronze. earlier izzy atkin won bronze in the women's ski slopestyle —— a first ever medal for britain on skis. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol, as it does, or extradite suspects quickly. votes are currently being counted ata ukip meeting in birmingham on whether to sack or back party leader henry bolton. the party's national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in him last month, after his former girlfriend had sent a series of racist messages. shaking has been reported across southern wales, the south—west of england and the midlands, caused by a four point four magnitude earthquake. there have be

this is the south wales coalfield. done so isa active now, you would have done so is a bit like this at the surface, these are from my rockery, they may not be exactly south wales. this is a piece of coal. this is the next layer, we are going down inlays. layers of sandstone and coal. this would cost you about 10 million, the last bit you can mine. and then below that, you get into limestones. then below that, it is a little bit fuzzy as to what you exactly get india but we get into rocks a bit like that. this is a bit of granite. further down, granite melts and form these things. as we get further down, the earth's mantle. but as effectively a cross—section through the crust in south wales.|j effectively a cross—section through the crust in south wales. i am pleased desk is up to the challenge of holding the rocks. how old with these rocks the? 350 million years old. as we get further down, they could be very, very old, and thousands will in years, possibly even more. the others for a half thousand million years. the

he's speaking in armidale in new south wales. small towns, the best opportunity in this current cacophony of issues has to be put aside. i think it is responsible, my responsibility to do my bit to make sure that it happens. now, might i say with the last allegation that was in the paper today, i have asked that they refer the police. i have asked for the right of the person who has made the allegation and have asked my right of defence that that be referred to the police. but it is quite evident that you cannot go to the dispatch box with issues like that surrounding new so i cannot enter any discussions about that, as you all understand, if it is going before the court, it is going before the court, but what i will say is that on monday, morning at the party room, i will step down as the leader of the national party and deputy premier to stop australia. now, i have informed the acting prime minister mathias cormann of this, i have informed my colleagues, of this, and there are a couple of other things i would clearly like to sa

helena: it has been more than a year since farmers in new south wales and australia have seen a decentrop of rain. dams across the area have dried up. water is scarce, and so with cattle feed, leaving farmers in a precarious situation. >> these cattle used to graze on rich, green grasslands. after year without rain, the pastor looks like this. farmers in australia's hunter valley are forced to hand feed their animals if they can because the ongoing drought has dried up dams and creeks. the situation is growing increasingly desperate. >> it is very depressing to go out and find there is another cow who has died. >> some farmers are even making the tough decision to kill cattle that have grown too weak. others are offloading their animals at the region's cattle auctions. >> there has got to be long-term repercussions. >> in the past, droughts have triggered assistance measures, lake transport subsidies from the new south wales state government, but that is no longer the case. >> i don't expect handouts, but when you have done everything possible yourself and you have tried to drought-pro

it's been more than a year since foam is a new south wales and australia have seen a decent drop of rain dams across the area have completely dried up water is scarce and so is cattle feet needing follows in a precarious situation. these cattle used to graze on rich green grass lands but after a year without rain the pasture looks like this farmers in australia's hunter valley are forced to hand feed their animals if they can because the ongoing drought has dried up dams and creeks the situation is growing increasingly desperate. it's very depressing to go out to a paddock and find another cat. some farmers are even making the tough decision to kill cattle that have grown too weak others are offloading their animals at the region's capital so. there's going to be long term repercussions in this area because the get back to him is. really really significant in the past droughts have triggered assistance measures like transport subsidies from the new south wales state government but that's no longer the case. i don't think handouts but i think when you when you've done everything possible

severe thunderstorms to give us concern in parts of queensland and northern new south wales, warnings, towards the border with new south wales looks very wet over the coming few days. joining forces with another weather system living at the gold coast and more rain, for southern parts of new zealand. that is head towards the middle east because here, it looks very unsettled, big thunderstorms, gusty winds neither does thunderstorms could bring some big dust storms and you can see that band of rain moving southwards, snow over the hills into saturday and very disturbed weather, it could cause travel disruption. and closer to the uk we have a bitterly cold air, —9 in moscow during the day and that cold air is gradually slipping further westwards and temperatures are forecast to be much lower in moscow so with that standard cold air in the north, all weather fronts are being forced further south so into the weekend, very wet weather for turkey and greece and more heavy rainfor for turkey and greece and more heavy rain for italy and the balkans, significant snow, possibly 70 centimetres,

craft as to what happened in south wales in the last 90 minutes. now a look at the weather... hello, a different kind of day tomorrow. more cloud around, outbreaks of rain. many of us have sunshine through the afternoon. barely a cloud in the sky. not everyone has seen the sunshine. more cloud in places. this was the early satellite picture. this finger of cloud has generated outbreaks of rain, especially in northern and central england. they will be fizzling out. a clear evening. clear skies, will be fizzling out. a clear evening. clearskies, cloud developing. that builds in south—west england. bringing some drizzle. mild air overnight. elsewhere, a cold and frosty night as temperatures get close to, if not below, freezing. some dense fog in northern england. a bright start in central and eastern areas tomorrow. a chilly start. club from the west, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, western scotland and north west england in south—west england. try and write the further east you are. highs of 7—iid. —— dry and bright. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: commentator:

there is an infrastructure boom going on in a new south wales. really set a big infrastructure commitment. the other premiers have made great achievements, as well. historically, the federal -- has madeas been grants. literally written checks for contributions to roads. were roads i was inspecting in queensland recently, where the federal government is contributing 80% of the cost. but we have to get smarter about the way we invest in infrastructure. which anad a practice ambassador started when he was commonwealth treasurer, of encouraging states to recycle assets and sell state-owned assets. torillaews from the recently sold the port at a good price. -- sold thee assets assets and use the money for them for structure. the state government is often well placed to take the construction risk and then having not an asset build an underway, to sell it to pension funds that are looking for that kind of reliable return. i think we also have to do more to capture value. with toll roads, they are fairly straightforward from a financing point of view. we

next dance or rather fewer forecast through queens and on the coast or in the afternoon in new south wales the sun shines out it's warming up in melbourne and adelaide it looks like it could still be potentially stormy inland from perth the next day also some useful shot perth itself looks like quite down in new zealand feeding into the air that was flooded by other means that tropical cyclone there is more cloud and it's curling up that is a rather telling shape usually means some sort of circulation is trying to form so once again for i think south island the site includes the north or south in the south and up to wellington rain seems likely to fall on tuesday and indeed wednesday. seventeen degrees but a very wet seventeen degrees now just quickly mills record breaking star has fold in japan and you know what is more in the way. we are going to announce the biggest step in the monkey. decay activists in seats of government and we didn't want to be part of this information and all we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing direct democracy open source co

. 0n the zhang wei, southern england and south wales. outh—east england on monday morning. something to watch out for. on monday, a widespread frost but another fine winter‘s decor many. into tuesday, this weather system from the atlantic spreads itself with some sleet and snow. increasingly so as it digs its way southwards through the day. it will be turning to... nothing is evident in terms of snow. but another weather system to watch this week. to sum it up, expecting another cold week ahead with frosty night and there will be some snow at times. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. our latest headlines. a conservative—led council in northamptonshire, which has imposed emergency spending controls, has said it‘s been warning ministers for years about its financial problems. donald trump takes to twitter to claim a controversial memo proves he is innocent of colluding with alleged russian involvement in the presidential election. police are looking at two further alallegations of sexual assault against harvey weinstein. is and it is i

february and that's now going to be nudging its way northward as we head into tuesday so for new south wales tuesday does look drier ira to wards new zealand and here we're seeing some persistent rain across the south island that's gradually just nudging its way a little bit further towards the north and so we'll see more in the way of wet weather here but as that system eases we've got another one that's galloping its way towards us as it works its way towards us it looks like late on tuesday we're going to see some pretty strong winds and some or all the heavy rain as well further towards the north and for many of us here it's draw and find the snow has fortunately eased is just in the east there's going to be more cloud maybe a few showers that clears away there as we head into tuesday and it looks like tokyo will get to eleven degrees. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of the our guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. in light of the top stories here on al-jazeera syrian government forces have launche

into south wales and pushing north into the midlands.nd eastern scotland and into northern ireland where we will maintain those amber warnings, the one across the northeast and also this amber warning across the south west, new amber warning for disruption. a very cold they expected on thursday with a high wind chill. this is business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. attempting to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland — the eu is set to unveil its draft proposal for how it sees its relations with the uk after brexit. and on the markets we can see asia following the us downwards — it's all on fears the fed could raise interest rates faster than expected. australia recalls more than two million cars — amid worries over faulty airbags which have been linked to more than 20 deaths worldwide.

hello there we've got some welcome rain on its way to new south wales recently there's been some very heavy downpours over many parts of queensland along this coastal stretch here and it looks like now we're going to see what weather a bit further south as well say for some of us in new south wales where we've had a very dry february so far finally we're seeing some wet weather begin to make its way up that coastline and we're going to see some fairly substantial showers there particularly on monday meanwhile towards the west it's dry for us on monday in adelaide our maximum temperature at twenty nine degrees and force in perth will be at around twenty five and here there's a chance of seeing a few showers maybe a few thunderstorms over the next day or say and that weather system that's affecting us in the southeastern corner of australia is also crossing the tasman sea and affecting us in new zealand as well so very heavy rain across the south island at the moment and that's going to be pushing its way northward as we head through sunday and into monday not quite as intense as we had

media those involved were removed from a cruise a day early in the australian city of eden in new south wales for committing disruptive and violent acts before the ship returned to melbourne this past saturday several passengers told local media that the security staff actually made matters worse carnival is a joint american british company and said the excessive behavior experienced on the cruise was unprecedented and has offered passengers a twenty five percent discount cruise credit on future trips. facebook incorporated will begin sending postcards later this year using the old school us mail service to authenticate the identities and location of people who want to purchase u.s. elections related advertising on its site according to a senior company executive the post card idea effort is in response to increasing criticism that facebook failed to detect a respond to the use of their platforms to spread divisive political content during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. the u.s. congress appears ready to consider new rules to impose firm federal oversight on the emerging

maybe up to round 10 degrees south—west wales, south—west england, where in the evening some heavierits way eastwards into thursday night, and by friday morning it will be across east anglia and the south—east for the early commuters. wet and windy early on, then brightening up. sunshine and showers through the morning across many areas, mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow just about anywhere, but as a ridge of high pressure builds in later, more in the way of sunshine, fewer in the way of showers, but the showers will be primarily of snow as the temperatures drop in scotland and northern ireland, and there will be a coating of snow in places too. as for the weekend, some windy weather on the way, particularly on saturday night. saturday, the wetter and milder of the two days, sunday the brighter but the colder. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11. victims of the serial sex attackerjohn worboys, have been given permission to challenge the parole board's decision to free him. theresa may reaffirms her post—brexit vision —as government forecasts predict a negative

media those involved were removed from a cruise a day early in the australian city of eden in new south wales for committing disruptive and violent acts before the ship returned to melbourne this past saturday several passengers told local media that the security staff actually made matters worse carnival is a joint american british company and said the excessive behavior experienced on the cruise was unprecedented and has offered passengers a twenty five percent discount cruise credit on future trips. face to. incorporated will begin sending postcards later this year using the old school us mail service to authenticate the identities and location of people who want to purchase us elections related advertising on its site according to a senior company executive the postcard idea effort is in response to increasing criticism that facebook failed to detect a respond to the use of their platforms to spread divisive political content during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. the u.s. congress appears ready to consider new rules to impose firm federal oversight on the emerging cry

the rain will live in south—west england, wales into the north of england.te a lot of cloud through the end of the day and a few scattered showers into the northwest. around 7—9d. as we go through the night tonight, we will see the rain pep up a little bit gci’oss see the rain pep up a little bit across south—west england, wales, northern england as it gradually d rifts steadily northern england as it gradually drifts steadily eastwards. behind it, temperatures falling away. those showers will be wintry in nature. under clearer skies, scotland, northern england, you will see temperatures fall below freezing, as low as “4 in shelter scotland, and we could also see more of an organised wintry mix of showers falling here through wales and the midlands. as we go through friday morning. let's put some detail on it. first thing friday morning, ice gci’oss it. first thing friday morning, ice across scotland particularly with the showers falling on those temperatures, below freezing, so that's worth bearing in mind. wintry mix through wales, the midlands, london, mo

morning of thursday, perhaps brushing with the south coast eventually into south—west england and south walesld at there. take care. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00. the met office issues a red warning for extreme weather in scotland — people are being advised not to travel in the worst affected areas. heavy snow threatens to leave some villages cut off. more than 2,000 schools are closed, trains and planes are cancelled across the uk as police warn drivers to think twice before taking to the roads. a stand—off on the issue of the irish border, as the eu publishes a legal draft of its brexit withdrawal agreement. the withdrawal agreement must also contain a solution to avoid a hard border, and to protect the good friday agreement in all its dimensions. no uk prime minister could ever agree to it, and i will be making that absolutely clear.

pen y fan in the brecon beacons in south wales.increase forfootfall, so we're in upwards of 350,000 visitors nowjust on this one path each year. rob reith helped create this pathway in 1986. i mean, the height of this path 30 years ago would have been right past my waist. with the constant walkers going up and down, they've worn the path out. becoming like a motorway. so rob and his team of volunteers are carrying out a huge repairjob. we're trying to build up the path. there was a gullyjust beginning to start and water would follow that gully, making it deeper and wider. so we are backfilling it in and building it back up again. a lot of people who come here aren't experienced walkers. so a good path for them that they feel confident on and don't get lost on is really helpful. it's not just footsteps that are the problem, but rain and snow. we're encouraging the rainwater to run down the culvers and side of the mountain rather than on the paths. it's very rewarding. it's a neverending job. get to the top, and it's so easy to see w

it's not a grim portrayal of martha tidville in south wales. but there's lots of fun in it but, yeah. >> obviously our viewers can probably tell from your accent you're not from philly. >> what accent? >> you're from the uk. and, tom, you sthau playaw this play. >> did i. i saw it at the festival. i knew i wanted to produce it here. i keep coming back to this word it's joyous and it's just a lovely tale. it's -- i think it's a great date night play to come see. i love the humor of it i love the characters, the heart that they have. and i just think it's -- and i think welsh theater is world class theater and i want to showcase that and give it to an american audience. >> and if you are interested in of course seeing the opening night this evening of "love, lies taxidermy" it premieres this evening. it runs through march 4th,ness a great date night movie. if you didn't get the chance to celebrate valentine's day, you can do it this weekend. they take place. theater on south drake street? center city if the for more information go to the nbc 10 a

woolongong in new south wales is one of australia's rugby league heartlands and a decent crowd watcheded to be ready to carry on where they left off after their 16—6 demolition of castleford last time out. jonny lomax with a try within a minute of kick—off gave them the lead of a catalan dragons. they doubled the lead midway through the first half. saints touching down in the corner. although the home side hit back early in the second half, the dragons getting their first points on the board. latest score 12—18, st helens leading. cricket news now. australia have cruised to a seven wicket win over england in the t20 tri—series to secure their place in the final. england were restricted to "137 for 7" — this spectacular throw from david warner removing dawid malan, after both openers had gone with only 11 runs on the board. australia reached their target with 33 balls to spare. england now face back—to—back matches with new zealand. lee westwood is out of the european tour event in perth, western australia, after a dreadful third round. he was joint leader overnight but two double bogey

this is from one of our wet the watchers in south wales.e today. it is already beginning to pull away from northern ireland and scotland. more widely brighter, tomorrow, with some sunshine, but snow showers around, an indication that tomorrow is going to be colder than today. it is windy throughout the weekend, but tomorrow... this is what is around the uk at the moment. this system has been moving in. that is spreading rain south—eastwards across the uk. maybe some early sunny spells the very furthest east you are in in blood, but the cloud will increase through the afternoon, and the outbreaks of rain spreading south east. quieter and drier weather through northern ireland and scotland, but the area of rain will be coming to northern ireland at the end of the afternoon. a snapshot, a lot of clear whether in scotland in the afternoon. that is why you can see the greenland, here. some sunshine through the afternoon. just one 01’ sunshine through the afternoon. just one or two match hours in the northwest. thereafter some holes in that, but

over $100 million to repair a blast furnace at britain's largest steelworks in port talbot, in south wales extend its life by seven years and ease concerns about tata's commitment to making steel in europe. it comes after the firm signed a preliminary deal to merge its european steel assets with thyssenkrupp. let's stay with manufacturing, this time in asia. general motors is to shut one of its four plants in south korea as it tries to make its asian business more profitable. the plant — which was only running at 20% capacity — will close in may. monica miller is in singapore to explain why the firm is taking this step... welcome, i guess it makes financial sense. the company has been in the process of downsizing globally, the automotive maker sending this message to south korean workers, the world focusing on the pyeongchang all in games, this is no coincidence, general motors has had several rocky battles with the unions that represent over 16,000 korean factory workers and this is about to cut costs to stem losses. the announcement was made by general motors career saying it plans to cl

there is going to be some more wet weather further east than most of that around the coast of new south wales and just nudging its way into queensland this rain is fairly useful we haven't seen a great deal during february and that's now going to be nudging its way northward as we head into chews day safe in new south wales tuesday does look drier ira towards new zealand and here we're seeing some persistent rain across the south island that's gradually just nudging its way a little bit further towards the north and so we all see more in the way of wet weather here but as that system eases we've got another one that's galloping its way towards us as it works its way towards us it looks like late on tuesday we're going to see some pretty strong winds and some or all the heavy rain as well further towards the north and for many of us here it's draw and find the snow has fortunately eased is just in the east there's going to be more cloud maybe a few showers that clears away there as we head into tuesday and it looks like tokyo will get to eleven degrees. i am doing this for the benefit of sadda

and we can see the snow turning heavier and drifting in the wind across south—west england into walesday evening. the situation could go downhill quickly here and quite icy, sunspots going into friday further south as less cold air moves in with that brings freezing rain. through friday, an area of snow affecting england and wales and perhaps northern ireland so quite widely was —— we shall see a few centimetres with impacts on travel and still snow showers running into eastern scotland. it is still bitterly cold and colder in the wind. jared kushner is in charge of relations with china, mid east peace and reinventing the us government. it's a huge, difficult brief for someone who has just had their security clearance downgraded. the president's son in law may find it harder to tackle those tasks now he can't even see top secret intelligence. the children of parkland return to school, two weeks to the day after a gunman walked in and killed their friends. i think eventually it will be normal again, but not the same normal it was before, it will probably be a new type of normal because

sunderland, swindon or south wales. this isn't a project fear revisited. s were lost and families suffered. suffered. japanese firms in wales was about 17,000 people. today, it is 2000. the united kingdom could lose 125,000 jobs with japanese firms. 125,000 jobs with japanese firms. party has understood the concerns of business. not over brexit, it seems. expressing their wish to stay in the single market and the customs union. single market and the customs union. but no, say the government's red lines. lines. businesses wish to have the freedom to employ foreign skills. freedom to employ foreign skills. but no, so the government's red lines. lines. partners in politics and business for decades to come. for decades to come. but no, say the government's red lines. government's red lines. only grand folly, it is bad politics. politics. the national interest must always be above the party interest. always be above the party interest. but my party should beware. mcdonald that prevents a haemorrhage of business support. of business support. of a hard brexit with

, cloud across lincolnshire, east anglia, southeast, pushing across other southern counties and south waleslins, i‘m sure it will be ok now. evening of protest, solidarity and black gowns at the ba fta solidarity and black gowns at the bafta awards, they even dished out some prizes. (!) the big winner was three billboards outside ebbing missouri. it picked up best actress and best film, and gary gold men winning again, best actor, but his portrayal of winston churchill in the darkest hour. —— gary oldman. thank you for speaking with us about this, we understand there is important this, we understand there is im porta nt protests this, we understand there is important protests and campaigns using these award ceremonies at the moment to get their point out there but it almost seems the case, i wonder what it is like from your perspective, we are not talking about critically acclaimed work as well, picking up these awards. night of very mixed messages, celebrating film, on the other hand, eve ryo ne celebrating film, on the other hand, everyone getting up there and accepting an award or giving

full cost to queens and on the coasts or in the afternoon you new south wales the sun shines out it's warming up in melbourne and adelaide it looks like it could still be potentially stormy inland from perth the next day and so some useful fast present south looks like quite dying in new zealand feeding into the air that was flooded by other means that tropical cyclone there is more cloud and it's curling up that is a rather telling shape usually means some sort of executions trying to fall so once again i think south island the site includes the north the south and the south and up to wellington rain seems like it's a full on tuesday and indeed wednesday. seventeen degrees but a very wet seventeen degrees. now just quickly north record breaking snow has fallen in japan and you know what is war on the way. we are going to announce the biggest ever in the monk recipe to kate's activists and seats of government we do know one thing we piled on this information and all we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing direct democracy open source code to use the

cloud increasing from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain into wales in south—west england.c news. this could be silverfor good evening. this is bbc news. this could be silver for busyjournals. she goes to the france. lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend and title after winning gold in the women's skeleton. christ earlier, izzy atkin won bronze in the women's christ ski slopestyle, a first—ever medal for britain on skis. members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. you get their faces as fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol as it does or extradite suspects quickly.

darren osborne, from south wales, killed makram ali, who was 51, and injured several others. as a loner who became obsessed with muslims after watching a tv drama and looking into far—right groups online. this report from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. it was an act of terror. a large van, its engine revving, smashing into a group of muslims on a summer night during ramadan. those he injured, terrified that the driver was going to attack again. there's a few people who were really badly hurt and couldn't move. i thought he was going to kill us. what did you think he was going to kill you with? maybe a gun, maybe a knife. this, a 999 call made at the time. the driver was brought to the ground by the angry crowd. the local imam urging them not to hurt him. everyone back! when police arrested darren osborne, he waved as he was taken away. part and parcel of living in a big city. later at the police station, he ranted about previous terror attacks on muslims, saying, "have some of that, have some of your own. at least i had a proper go." at almost exactly that ti

east anglia, southern england and south wales, close to freezing, and a bitter, raw day here. ersial memo proves he is innocent of colluding with alleged russian involvement in the presidential election. a conservative—led council in northamptonshire which has imposed emergency spending controls has said it has been warning ministers for years about its financial problems. after getting caught in a scuffle with protesters last night, jacob rees—mogg has stepped up his attack on the treasury, accusing civil servants of "fiddling the figures" on brexit. six migrants have been injured after a gunman opened fire from a car in the central italian city of macerata. the gunman has been arrested. now on bbc news, it‘s time welcome to dateline london. this week, we‘re discussing theresa may in china, trying to increase trade before brexit, whilst trading blows with the european union, and even some of her own colleagues. donald trump delivered his first state of the union address

. >> reporter: a rare 4.2 magnitude caused an entire college to evacuate in south wales. the aftershocks felt miles away in england. >> i can feel it. i can feel the earth. >> reporter: tonight two nations rattled and recovering. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> we turn to a story about some of the most important people in our children's lives, their teachers. did you know that thousands of teachers choose to leave their classrooms every year especially in high priced urban areas. the problem, many cannot afford to live comfortably unless they endure long commutes or double up in cramped quarters. here is nbc ron allen. >> this is one of my favorite stories. >> reporter: rebecca bradley worries she may be forced to leave her dream job because she can only afford to rent a room near her school. >> i have the bedroom space and i have a small room. >> out here? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: she shares the bathroom, living room and kitchen with her landlord who just told her she has to move out. >> i don't want to rent a studio because that would be more than half of my sala

wind will make it feel like it is closer to freezing across east anglia and southern england, into south walesers continue to feed into south—east england and they're more likely to turn into snow as we get to wards monday morning. may be a risk of disruption in south—east england on monday morning. on monday another fine winter's day for many. living into tuesday this weather system living into tuesday this weather syste m fro m living into tuesday this weather system from the atlantic comes in and it will bring some sleet and snow as well, increasingly so as it moves southwards during the day but it will be tending to weaken. but it is another weather system to watch this week. in summary, another cold week ahead, with frosty nights and there will be some snow at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm: the head of the fbi has defended its work — we have been saying since 2013 to 2014 we could not sustain our services with the level of reduction infunding. the head of the fbi has defended its work — after a classified memo was released accusing it of bias against president trump — and

this is the main weather system taking the outbreaks of rain ever further south—east for england and walesgreenland, clear, sunshine and gown and a future showers dotted about. cloud increasing again after sunny spells in northern ireland, rain moving in. hugging parts of northern england, the midlands and the south—east, if you brighter holes. outbreaks of rain for east anglia and south—east england. —— a view brighter holes. quite start across eastern part, temperatures slow to recover. risk south—westerly wind. —— a few. sunshine on the rugby pitch, there will not be much in evidence, dublin and twickenham today, big matches, especially at twickenham. for england and wales, will deliver dales, gusty winds, more wet weather, and not just dales, gusty winds, more wet weather, and notjust growing, some snow. there will be accumulations in hills, to relatively low levels, as the system begins to pull away, snow showers followed, tim burgess, notice these, dropping close to freezing. tomorrow, north—westerly wind, there will be sunshine, you can see the land, that is where it is clearer, but

turn into snow and we could see heavy disruptive snow in southern counties during thursday towards south walescotla nd across much of central and eastern scotland and into northern ireland and we maintain these amber warnings, the one across the northeast and also this across the south west. disruption and nasty conditions. very cold day expected on thursday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: 400,000 civilians remain trapped in eastern ghouta, as plans to suspend fighting for a "humanitarian pause" fail on the first day. a blow to team trump — as the president‘s son—in—law and senior adviser, jared kushner, has his white house security clearance downgraded. europe‘s big freeze continues. record snowfalls and temperatures as low as minus 20 celsius bring many cities to a standstill. and, shaping popular culture with classic films — we pay tribute to director lewis gilbert who‘s died aged 97.

but the wind will make it feel closer to freezing across east anglia and southern england into south walesht into monday morning. may be a risk of disruption in parts of south—east england on monday morning. elsewhere on monday there will be a widespread frost and another fine winter's day. into tuesday, this atlantic system will be coming south and it will be bringing some sleet and snow as well, increasingly so as it moved southwards during the day. but it will be weakening. but it is another weather system to watch this week. in summary, we're expecting another cold weekend with frosty nights and some snow. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 4.00pm. the head of the fbi has defended its work, after a classified memo was released accusing it of bias against president trump — and abuse of power. i think it's terrible — you want to know the truth, i think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country. i think it's a disgrace. its figures on brexit. six migrants have been injured after a gunman opened fire from a car in the central italian city of macerata. the gunman ha