further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. e a few spots of light rain or drizzle. and those temperatures not really changing very much into wednesday. there is some milder air, as i say, trying to come in from the south—west, but it's making very slow progress, pushing away that cold air that we've drawn down from the arctic. and it looks like whilst there could be some sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. live from washington. this is bbc news, welcome to viewers on pbs in america. sudan's warring forces star

breezy for east anglia and the south east, but certainly more sunshine than we've seen of late, a little bit more cloud drifting across scotland at times, northern ireland into walese east, nine or ten degrees, but most of us, about 11 to 13. and of course, the sun is starting to feel a little bit stronger this time of year. so monday, then, high pressure still very much with us. we've got a couple of weather fronts sitting out here in the atlantic and through the week they'll try and nudge in from the west, but they'll bump into that area of high pressure, so largely dry and settled with lighter winds on monday. it is looking like a much improved day. it could be some overnight frost, though. so a bit of a chilly start to things, by the afternoon, though, temperatures between about ten to 13 degrees for most of us on monday. and then looking ahead through the rest of this coming week, then a lot of dry, unsettled weather, perhaps a little bit of rain through the middle of the week. but at the moment, it looks a little warmer and drier towards easter. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley. our top

further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. e a few spots of light rain or drizzle. and those temperatures not really changing very much into wednesday. there is some milder air, as i say, trying to come in from the south—west, but it's making very slow progress, pushing away that cold air that we've drawn down from the arctic. and it looks like whilst there could be some sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour,

further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. ouds thick enough to give a few spots of light rain or drizzle. and those temperatures not really changing very much into wednesday. there is some milder air, as i say, trying to come in from the south—west, but it's making very slow progress, pushing away that cold air that we've drawn down from the arctic. and it looks like whilst there could be some sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. live from washington, this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america. sud

south across the uk. for the early part of the week. a big change to come. showery rain is moving across england and wales of the night. rain for northern ireland, southern scotland, to the north the are somewhat clearer. we are looking at mild night, in temperatures in single figures. sunday, a spell of wet weather targeting the south of england and east anglia. not the nicest conditions for the london marathon. quite a keen wind picking up marathon. quite a keen wind picking up later in the day. that will add to the cooler feel. the really cold winds are in northern scotland by the end of the day on sunday. temperatures are down on the figures we have seen through the last week. as we look at monday, that arctic air sinks south and the cold feeling will be much more pronounced. you can see that northerly wind is coming in from scotland, possible down even to lower levels. it's rain that we are looking at, still hugging southern england and affecting parts of south wales. temperatures are sliding down into single figures, we have got to factor in that wind and you can see the likes of aberdeen, it will f

for a time rain in the channel islands fringing into south wales and the south midlands.er north, spells of sunshine but like today some heavy and thundery showers, and it may be that through parts of the midlands, lincolnshire and into yorkshire we see more persistent rain developing through the afternoon. it is still going to feel afternoon. it is still going to feel a little bit disappointing for the time of year, 9—12 c. but that is going to start to change over the weekend because the low pressure clears away and high pressure builds. high pressure tends to mean dry and fine weather, and it will for this weekend. it will be mainly fine conditions, there will be some sunny spells but the most noticeable change, a woman feel which will develop through saturday and into sunday. saturday's weather looks like this, patchy cloud, may be some early fog but some spells of sunshine, clouding over it through northern ireland in the afternoon with some rain potentially late in the day. those temperatures a little higher, 12—15 c, a process continuing into sunday. a southerly br

bring in some outbreaks of rain, particularly through southern counties of england, clipping into south walese rain for a time in the channel islands and some brisk winds. further north, sunny spells and showers once again. during the afternoon, we may well see some more persistent rain developing across parts of the midlands and up into parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire as well. temperature—wise, 10, 11, 12 degrees, no great shakes for this point in april. as we head through the weekend, things begin to change. high pressure is going to tend to build and that will give more in the way of dry weather, it will give spells of sunshine and temperatures will start to pick up a little bit. a slightly warmer feel to the weather. this saturday, there could be some early mist and fog patches around, some patchy cloud, as well. but spells of sunshine, more cloud generally rolling into northern ireland, maybe some rain here late in the day. but those temperatures will start to lift a little bit, 11 to 15 degrees. as we head into sunday, we will see split fortunes, a lot of cloud for northern ireland,

further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. h—west, but it's making very slow progress, pushing away that cold air that we've drawn down from the arctic. and it looks like whilst there could be some sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. live from london, this is bbc news. sudan's warring forces agree a 72—hour ceasefire, after days of intense negotiations. global health experts issue a stark warning that climate change and extreme weather events are driving up cases of malaria. two major american broadcasters par

breezy for east anglia and the south east, but certainly more sunshine than we've seen of late, a little bit more cloud drifting across scotland at times, northern ireland into walese east, nine or ten degrees, but most of us, about 11 to 13. and of course, the sun is starting to feel a little bit stronger this time of year. so monday, then, high pressure still very much with us. we've got a couple of weather fronts sitting out here in the atlantic and through the week they'll try and nudge in from the west, but they'll bump into that area of high pressure, so largely dry and settled with lighter winds on monday. it is looking like a much improved day. it could be some overnight frost, though. so a bit of a chilly start to things, by the afternoon, though, temperatures between about ten to 13 degrees for most of us on monday. and then looking ahead through the rest of this coming week, then a lot of dry, unsettled weather, perhaps a little bit of rain through the middle of the week. but at the moment, it looks a little warmer and drier towards easter. bye— bye. this is bbc news, with me, shaun ley. the headlines: pope francis has left hospital in rome. he was admi

but the winds will be picking up, some rain in wales, the south west later, but central eastern partsf england, a brighter and milder day than yesterday. now, this evening and overnight, rain from wales and the south west will spread its way erratically across other parts of england and wales before fading the rain in southern scotland. northern ireland starts to peter out but some heavier showers into the northeast of scotland later. get any clear skies, could be a few mist and fog patches and it will be a chilly start to tomorrow. but by and large, for tomorrow, again, lots of cloud, frost—free. and for those heading to the marathon, expect rain. i'm slightly optimistic. whilst you're waiting, you might avoid the worst of that rain, but the rain will be setting in for the start of the race, and that rain will spread across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and parts of yorkshire. some heavier showers to the west of that, but some western coasts will have a brighter day than today. certainly a brighter day in northern ireland, southern scotland, but northern scotl

south across the uk for the early part of the new week. so, a big change to come. for the rest of today, some showery rain moving across england and wales. some rain for northern ireland, southern and central scotland. to the north, i think the skies somewhat clearer. we're looking at a mild night, frost—free with temperatures in the mid range of single figures. on into sunday, quite a spell of wet weather targeting the south east of england and east anglia. it is the london marathon. not the nicest conditions for spectators and quite a keen wind picking up later on in the day i think will add to the cooler feel. but the really cold winds are starting to dig down into northern scotland by the end of the day on sunday. temperatures already down on the figures we've seen through the last week. but as we look at monday and that arctic air sinks south, the northerly wind really picks up everywhere. the colder feeling will be much more pronounced. and you can see what that northerly wind is ushering into scotland and across the higher ground of northern england — snow showers possible down even to lower levels across scotland. it's rain that

scotland, wanted to showers, lots of sunshine around, make the most of it, south—west england, south walesnd, wales and with england for the end of the afternoon with strengthening winds. tippett is down on the day but given the strength of the wind and rain spreading in, will feel cooler. when are strongest of the first part of the night around these irish sea coastal hills, that would damage and disruption particularly in coastal parts, easing a little later in the night, rain swept across all areas linger in the morning to parts of northern scotland with some snow on the hills. here is that they are low pressure as we go into wednesday, slowly pushing eastwards, will maintain a windy spell whether after a brief lull, if you can call it that, wins will strengthen to the west of the day, some eastern areas, not a bad morning with sunshine around, a few showers here later in the afternoon but we could showers in longest mills of rain on the west and the wins we for the day. another bout of strong winds, especially across parts of wales and southern england, 50—60 possible again. and believ

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so wherever you are, it's going to be a windy day, but especially so south wales, south—west and thee showers, the rain and the wind, seven to 12 degrees being our maximum temperatures. during wednesday into thursday, the low pressure drifts off in the direction of the north sea. the isobarrs really widen. so it's not going to be as windy a day. it'll still be breezy and it's going to be a day of sunshine and scattered showers. the showers in england and wales pushing eastwards, some of those heavy and thundery, and temperatures eight to about 14 degrees. but you can see something just waiting in the wings behind me there. that rain has the potential to cross some southern areas. the northern edge of it still open to question. but in the north of the country, it's more likely to be showers. but into the weekend, it turns milder. live from belfast, this is bbc news. final preparations are under way asjoe biden heads to northern ireland to mark 25 years of the good friday agreement. we will be live in belfast throughout the day, looking ahead to the president's visit and speaking to pe

further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. not really changing very much into wednesday. there is some milder air, as i say, trying to come in from the south—west, but it's making very slow progress, pushing away that cold air that we've drawn down from the arctic. and it looks like whilst there could be some sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today... a new ceasefire begins in sudan as the uk government comes under growing press

wales. clusters of showers affecting the south of england, certainly the south west, perhaps in towards southy, get a chilly feel to things towards the east, further west where around the low to mid—teens celsius. and then as we move throughout thursday into friday, we start to see more weather fronts pushing in some of these weather fronts, bringing more prolonged rain at times to england and wales on friday. and again, it's going to be quite cool with a strong east the breeze so temperatures dipping away as we head towards the end of the week into the weekend. and there's a greater chance of many of us, certainly england and wales, seeing some wetter weather. live from washington, this is bbc news. two men are arrested in new york for allegedly operating a chinese secret police station. fighting in sudan continues despite the un's call for a ceasefire. and — one of president putin's most vocal critics is sentenced to 25 years injail. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. here in the us, prosecutors have arrested two men in new york for allegedly operating a chinese "secret police station" in manhatta

the heaviest of the rain across south—west england and south wales over the last few hours and as itll see a fair amount of cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain almost anywhere across the channel coast. at the same time, we'll see a line of more heavy, thundery downpours developing across wales, up through the midlands, into eastern england through the afternoon. some of these really quite torrential and quite widespread. for northern ireland and scotland, it's not quite as severe — sunny spells and a few isolated showers as we go through the day. top temperatures of nine to 12 degrees across scotland and northern ireland. highest values of maybe ten to 13 across england and wales. we'll see a spell of heavy rain moving its way through eastern england overnight. clearer skies out to the west, so a real contrast with the feel of the weather first thing on saturday morning. low single figures, frost not out of the question in sheltered rural parts, but where that rain is, well, that's where we're likely to see the temperatures holding up. so, on the whole, it's an improving picture

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many businesses, including wine makers here in the new south wales hunter valley, have had to look forhere. the prime minister anthony albanese says australia must build up commercial links with other countries, including indonesia and india. certainly those large enterprises have suffered, but it's the small, medium sized enterprises who are potentially suffering the greatest. but diplomatic tensions between canberra and beijing appear to be easing after recent high profile meetings of senior government officials. trading relations could soon improve. countries like china, as a result of covid and the various shutdowns that we've all gone through, have realised how important it is to nurture and support relations with other countries that there are win win outcomes when we're able to do that. chinese students are returning to australia in large numbers. businesses in sydney that were forced to cut back during the long months of the pandemic are now making cuts of a different kind. in the chinatown area, i would say about 80% of our customers there are international chinese students, s

some rain pushing across out of the irish sea into south wales, the south west of england. end of the afternoon. and then showers across scotland will be of snow and potentially even down to lower levels. six degrees in aberdeen as you would read the temperature on the thermometer, but don't forget, we do have to add in the effect of that wind. when we step outside. with wind chill, it's going to feel closer to freezing here. and overnight monday into tuesday, speaking of freezing, just look what happens to our temperatures. clear skies, winds becoming somewhat lighter, a widespread frost developing and a hard frost in some areas. gardeners with any tender young plants out do keep that in mind. the wind becomes lighter because this finger of high pressure extends south across the uk for tuesday. there will be a lot of fine weather around. we will continue to pick up a few snow showers, i think for northern and eastern scotland on the breeze. high cloud tending to cover our skies, turning the sunshine, hazy as the day plays out, the sunshine hazy as the day plays out, but i

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clear skies in southern england and south wales and it will be chilly here.e have got the rain grinding to a halt in southern and central scotland and northern ireland and there will be some showers and a little bit of sunshine, but we could see wetter weather arriving in the far south of england and south wales. temperatures are deepening out a bit, but they are below par. ahead of that rain in scotland the temperatures could reach 16 degrees. on the second half of the weekend, broadly speaking, it is a mess. sunshine and showers in the east, we have got a north wind setting in across scotland, so that is why it is getting much colder here. it could still reach 13 or 1a in southern cold air all the way from the arctic on that northerly wind will be swooping down across the whole of the country and temperatures will be lower everywhere. and that is today's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from us it is goodbye, but the news continues as it is time hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. this is t

a few of those showers may get into south wales, but they'll also move away and the low cloud tendingbrightening up in eastern areas. the north hanging onto the sunshine for most of the day. temperatures sliding a little bit. we're looking at ten to about 15 degrees as our maximum temperatures in the afternoon. as we move through wednesday into thursday, high pressure still very much with us, more or less anchored across our shores, but you can see we've got various weather fronts coming in on thursday and also friday. so what's going to happen, first of all, on thursday is a frosty start, a fine start, but then we'll see some cloud and some showers coming our way. showers more widespread during the course of friday. live from london, this is bbc news. rival forces continue to engage in fierce fighting in sudan. a 24—hour armstice is agreed by one side only so civilians can leave. inside a glass and metal box in a moscow court — us journalist evan gershkovich appeals against his detention after spying charges. and in the us, police charge an 85—year—old white man for shooting a black

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overnight our weather front makes a bit more progress moving northwards and eastwards, so from south walese murky tonight. there will be some light rain, some drizzle, some hill fog. further north, where we've got the blues under clear skies, it's going to be cold. cold enough for some pockets of frost, but here tomorrow is where we will see some sunshine to start with. meanwhile, our weather front, you can see the thicker cloud here, pushes further north and east, again with some drizzle in it, some patchy light rain and hill fog and a bit more cloud will develop through the day. then we've got this rain coming in to northern ireland, which will push across northern ireland through the course of the rest of wednesday. as we move from wednesday into thursday, we still hang onto this milder air across the south and the west. it pushes a little bit farther north, but not in across the north of scotland. remember that rain i was telling you moving across northern ireland on wednesday night? it's going to be pushing across scotland, preceded by some hill snow. further rain coming in across the

south across the uk for the early part of the new week. so, a big change to come. for the rest of today, some showery rain moving across england and walessouth coast by the end of the night. some rain for northern ireland, southern and central scotland. to the north, i think the skies somewhat clearer. we're looking at a mild night, frost—free with temperatures in the mid range of single figures. 0n into sunday, quite a spell of wet weather targeting the south east of england and east anglia. it is the london marathon. not the nicest conditions for spectators and quite a keen wind picking up later on in the day i think will add to the cooler feel. but the really cold winds are starting to dig down into northern scotland by the end of the day on sunday. temperatures already down on the figures we've seen through the last week. but as we look at monday and that arctic air sinks south, the northerly wind really picks up everywhere. the colder feeling will be much more pronounced. and you can see what that northerly wind is ushering into scotland and across the higher ground of northern england — snow showers possible down even to lower lev

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further south, wales, the midlands and southern england look pretty cloudy. quite a dull day. sunshine around for a while across northern areas, again, the cloud will increase and it's looking pretty dull further south. the cloud thickening in the south—west to bring with it some outbreaks of rain, into south—west england and south wales. those temperatures creeping up but only by a degree or two. it will be a cold start to this week, a chilly week ahead, certainly, with those early frosts around, before the cloud comes in, limiting the frost, lifting the temperatures just a little bit, but bringing with it later in the week the chance of some rain. lifting the curtain on the turmoil at us regional banks. first republic shares fall after it reveals it suffered a huge fall in deposits. plus, setting up a rum distillery in scotland? a business—minded couple tells us about the importance of location when setting up a new business. hi there, welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. shares in the us bank first republic have dropped more than 20% in extended trading.

lots of sunshine around make the most of it south west, england, south west, wales, south west and northernspreading through the rest of northern ireland, wales into western england for the end of the afternoon with strengthening winds. temperatures down a little bit on today. but given the strength of the wind and that rain spreading in, it will feel cooler and the winds will be strongest into the first part of the night around these irish sea coasts and hills that could cause some damage and disruption, particularly in coastal parts. easing a little bit later in the night, rain swept across all areas, lingering in the morning to parts of northern scotland with some snow on the hills. so here's that layer of low pressure as we go into wednesday, slowly pushing its way eastwards. it's going to maintain a windy spell of weather after a brief lull, if you could call it that. the winds will strengthen from the west through the day. some eastern areas actually not a bad morning with some sunshine around. a few showers here later into the afternoon, but frequent showers even some longer spells o

it's still quite windy, though, for wales and south—west england.r to what we've seen over recent nights. now, heading into thursday, it should be a fine start to the day for many for england and wales. there'll be showers across northern england, showers for scotland and northern ireland. and i think through the day, there is a chance that some of these showers, particularly for southern and eastern scotland, into eastern areas of england, well, they could merge together to give some longer spells of rain. and some of the rain heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in and temperatures still below par. but when the sunshine comes out, out of the breeze, probably not feeling too bad. probably not feeling too good on friday across southern parts of england and wales, with another area of low pressure moving in, bringing outbreaks of rain widely. some of that's going to be quite heavy as well, whereas the further north you are, you will see showers and thunderstorms, some of them, again, merging together to give some longer spells of rain, so staying v