flooding across parts of the south west of england for example.rough the rest of tonight, milder aircontinuing to through the rest of tonight, milder air continuing to push eastwards, not before we have had potentially some issues with ice across parts of north—east england. rain into the far south—west through the night, shower was into scotland, mostly falling as rain because by the end of the night, temperatures will be up of the night, temperatures will be up to between three and 9 degrees. what a difference a day makes. tomorrow morning will see temperatures four degrees in inverness, six in glasgow, higher than all day today. a few showers across scotland, particularly in the far north where it will be breezy, lots of loud in northern ireland but mostly dry, the odd spot ashari rain, similarstory mostly dry, the odd spot ashari rain, similar story across the bulk of england and wales, some holes in the cloud and sunny spells and temperatures much higher than they we re temperatures much higher than they were at the start of the day, 6 degree

of england and south—west wales.twards and reaches northern ireland and then the rest of scotland and in towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind it, the skies clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and a few showers piling into the south—west of england and also for the channel islands. for wednesday then, we start off on a cloudy, wet note, central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. that rain should eventually clear away, may leave a little bit of cloud around across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty of sunshine in its place, and not feeling too bad. ten in the warmest spots. the area of low pressure clears away, takes its showers with it. then we are in a region of slack high pressure, so what that means, by the end of the week we could see a return to light winds and that risk of over

of england by around dawn. 0n into the south—west of england by around dawn.eaks of rain across northern and eastern areas, slowly clearing off into the north sea, maybe the hang back of cloud across eastern england but for many a nice, bright, sunny afternoon. feeling a bit better as well, temperatures ranging from seven to ten in the south. that area of low pressure clears away and ta kes area of low pressure clears away and takes showers away from the south—west and the channel islands and then we're under a slack area of high pressure from thursday onwards. that means by the end of the week we're going to see a hazard of overnight frost and fog because of the light winds. thursday starting cloudy, could be some fog around, touch of and there but when it clears we should see some breaks in the cloud and sunny spells but feeling on the cool side. a similar picture on friday, weatherfront slowly encroaching and that will arrive on the weekend, but for most, dry, on the chilly side with a little bit of sunshine. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in

rain moving in from the south—west.cold air we could see a bit of snow tomorrow morning across the higher ground southern wales and parts of southern england, the chilterns, cotswolds, brecon beacons, some snow, some rain to the south of that which will slowly ease away. turning milder in the south. still cold further north. we will have lost the wintry showers, so a return to something sunny for many others during saturday. a cold night saturday night. during sunday, this front saturday night. during sunday, this fro nt m oves saturday night. during sunday, this front moves in from the atlantic. as it moves in it bumps into the cold airand we could it moves in it bumps into the cold air and we could see significant snowfall on sunday at least for a time, before it turns back to rain. we have the milder air moving in from the south—west but for northern england and scotland temperatures still on the chilly side. if you have travel plans on sunday, particularly across parts of northern england and scotland, watch out for

down to the south—west, it was milder. hich is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off on a much milder note for most. still possibly some icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast, as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then essentially across england and wales, through the day, we're looking at large areas of cloud and a sunny spells. just one or two showers across parts of north—west england, and still the potentialfor some icy stretches across parts of north—east england, just through the first part of the morning. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five and six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get anywhere near that even through the

it is 12 in the south west. here it will be rain. windy as well as we head through the afternoon. into sunday night, we push that band of rain and it will be mostly rain by this stage through to the north—east. some rain hangs around in the south on monday. but monday not a bad day. some sunshine. a lot of cloud. some drizzle over the hills in the west. but temperatures beginning to nudge up to six to ten degrees that. is the story, temperatures will climb. with the milder conditions we will see some wet and windy weather at times. lele tao is a chinese internet superstar. she sings, chats, flirts, and plays games with her fans online. in china's multibillion—dollar live streaming industry, she is an online goddess for hundreds of thousands of young men, and they shower her with gifts of thousands of dollars every day. but there is always someone younger and prettier waiting to take her place. and the government is tightening the rules on what is allowed on screen. and now, she has fallen out with her manager. it is sunday morning in chengdu, an ancient city in the south of china,

the running milder on tuesday but went on from the south—west. fair amount of cloud around as well. we can see low—pressure out in the atlantic. some cool air wrapped in with that but we are always on the milder side of it as we had on too much of the week. tuesday and wednesday, very mild across central and southern areas. but cloudy with outbreaks of pretty heavy rain. something colour for thursday and friday across the next weekend. —— but it turns milder again as we head into the next weekend. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall.the headlines at two. afghan security forces regain control of a hotel in kabul after it was seized by gunmen — six civilians died and 160 others were rescued. an 8—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in the west midlands, in what police are calling a ‘domestic incident‘. ukip leader henry bolton tells the bbc it is not tried for the party bosman ruling committee tojudge him on his personal life. an emergency meeting on his future is being held this afternoon. it's time the party moves on and the national execut

down to the south—west, it was much milder. f us will be into that mild air, which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off on a much milder note for most. still possibly some icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then essentially across england and wales, through the day, we're looking at large areas of cloud and some sunny spells. just one or two showers across parts of north—west england, and still the potentialfor some icy stretches across parts of north—east england, just through the first part of the morning. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five, six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get any

another area of wet weather coming in from the south—west later in the night.going to get. but at least southern parts of northern ireland will see some of that cloudy, damp weather, a bit of rain, drierand that cloudy, damp weather, a bit of rain, drier and brighter further north. look how few showers in scotland. just rain, sleet, hail towards the west coast. more in the way of sunshine for saturday into much of scotland, far north of england. into this area of cloud, rain, sleet, wet, snow, mainly to hills. wales, higher midlands, southern pennines as well. maybe in the chilterns. the far south—west should start to come out of that, cornwall and devon and brighten into the afternoon, whereas notice how this area of cloud, rain, sleet, wet snow doesn't really move very much once it's in. far north of england into scotland holding onto sunny spells, bright too into the north of northern ireland. look how mild it gets into the far south—west, but elsewhere, it's a cold, quite a raw day to come. milder air is trying to come in. another weather system that tries

may is when the south—west monsoon begins, bringing heavy rain and humidity.oincides with the dry season in the north and east of the island but i prefer to be in sri lanka between december and march when the highlights, which are concentrated in the south—west quadrant, are relatively cool and dry. besides, may is a wonderful time to be in the mediterranean, particularly on a greek island. and speaking of greece, we have this question: from manchester you can happily reach belgrade in serbia by train, going via london, paris, munich and zagreb in croatia. from here, however it gets problematic. you can get as far as the greek border by train but from there you are likely be transferred via bus to thessaloniki, a city which i strongly recommend you explore. from thessaloniki to athens, trains are fast and cheap. whether you are contemplating a trip to the nation next door or the ends of the earth, i am here to help. e—mail your question to the address on the screen. i will do my best to find you an answer. from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now an

now on bbc news, it‘s time for inside out south west.dman investigates the truth about free—range eggs. hello and welcome to inside out south west, stories and investigations from where you live. tonight: couch potatoes, tune in. so, do we need more exercise? yes. time to get on your bike with nick baker. i think i might have got me leggings caught! also tonight, think you know your eggs? it is stretching the consumer's perception of free range to what i consider a very dangerous level. proposals for new chicken ranches ruffle feathers. and where‘s their dough? a special delivery for the bakery owner accused of not paying his staff. but we‘d like to give you the opportunity to answer some questions from your staff. i've made my statement. they‘ve baked a cake for you. i‘mjemma woodman, and this is inside out south west. there is something reassuring about picking up your daily loaf. for ba kers picking up your daily loaf. for bakers it has been a good way to earn an honest crust. but more recently some of us have been found short of thou

of england and south—west wales.cotland and in towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind it, the skies clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and a few showers piling into the south—west of england and also for the channel islands. for wednesday then, we start off on a cloudy, wet note, central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. that rain should eventually clear away, may leave some cloud around across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty of sunshine in its place, and not feeling too bad. ten in the warmest spots. the area of low pressure clears away, takes its showers with it. then we are in a region of slack high pressure, so what that means, by the end of the week we could see a return to light winds and that risk of overnight frost and fog. so thursday starting off on a cool note, maybe s

the south—west bearing the brunt., like here in mudeford, north devon. at the jack russell in at swing bridge near barnstaple, they were surveying the damage caused by the flooding. the kitchen‘sjust as bad. we've turned everything. emergency services helped others. this flood water rose in barnstaple and kuhn martin. in scotland, two climbers were airlifted to safety in the highlands. the pair were winched to safety from 3000 feet after a night on the mountain in glencoe. glasgow airport closed for a brief period this afternoon, so that the runway could be cleared, after some very heavy snow. well, tonight, much of britain remains in winter's icy grip. here in leeds, gritting teams have been working nonstop to keep the road network sorted, with temperatures hovering around zero degrees. northern england also experienced heavy snow. this was south yorkshire. in sheffield, drivers left their cars at home. with forecasters predicting milder conditions ahead, there may be some better news for commuters next week. phil bo

of gales after the winds dropped, and that is where we will see most of the showers towards the south—westnd wales. not too cold overnight yet, because there will be a fair bit of cloud around. a limited amount of sunshine for tomorrow, perhaps the best bit of it developing in the south—east. quite a view showers getting blown in across england and wales, heavy and frequent in wales and the south—west, and showers further north. damp weather in the afternoon across north—east england for the colder across the board, significantly so in the southern half of the uk, and it's going to get colder through the weekend. instead of the low pressure bringing in cloud and wet weather, we will find high pressure building from the north and drawing down colder air and wind from the north sea, so it will feel cold in that wind, especially for eastern areas on saturday, and maybe one or two wintry showers. gales likely, more cloud in the south, temperatures not quite as low but suddenly falling away further north. once the winds eased down in most areas, with high pressure building, a widespread frost.

gale force winds, particularly across irish sea coasts in towards the south—west for a time.land and into northern england that accumulate and continue to tot up. across the south, some dry interludes in fact, particularly across the south—east, but wherever you are it's going to be a chilly start to wednesday. wednesday itself looks like to be another cold and a windy one, there will be wintry showers again but also some good spells of sunshine and increasing amounts of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon. but plenty of wintry showers, snow showers across scotland and northern ireland to begin the day. strong winds too so there'll be some drifting of snow, blizzard conditions, take extra care on the roads, watch out for icy stretches as well. the same too for parts of northern england but the further south that we head, fewer showers through the morning period. a few running through the cheshire gap there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west england. but elsewhere it should be dry, chilly and bright with s

and more rainfor wales and the south—west and more rain for the north.cross the far north of scotland. ita winds across central and southern scotland will have some rain, some wet weather also, and i think across northern ireland, but as the winds across the pennines, some rain around there. the many parts of england and wales, dry, cloudy and mild, 10 degrees or so, but hundreds will and low cloud in the welsh hills perhaps for a while in the south—west although it will improve through the day. riske winds blogging in, the rain stays where it is across central and southern scotland, conditions improving in ireland, some drizzle over the health of north—west england and wales and a lot of cloud to england and wales, even under the cloud a mild 12 degrees, at some sunshine, east of high ground, perhaps east of the more than the south—west of england and the temperatures could be 1a or 15. chillier in the final four scotland ahead of the weather front which is bringing the rain and the rain starts to move southwards as we head into monday so things start t

patchy rain pushing and across the south west and west wales. south west and west wales. chilly start six to 10 celsius. some wintry showers, fewer showers, but still cold on thursday. adhere to eu regulations for nearly two years following brexit. of three teenagers in a car crash in west london. paying bosses‘ bonuses. including five murders. stepped down from his current role, effective today. effective today. stepped down from the current role effective on monday. effective on monday. the investigation into hillary clinton's e—mail issues. clinton's e—mail issues. like, between mr frump and the deputy director. and lots of pressure. —— between mr trump. —— between mrtrump. down in his current role effective today. today. details, will bring that to you right away. right away. to get today's sports news with holly. holly. is qualified despite no previous experience in the women's game. experience in the women's game. is also apologised for controversial treaty made six years ago. treaty made six years ago. in 2018 were wrong, —— are wrong, the words in 2011 were wrong. the words in

gale force winds, particularly across irish sea coasts in towards the south—west for a time., northern ireland and into northern england that accumulate and continue to tot up. across the south, dry interludes in fact, particularly the south—east, but wherever you are it's going to be a chilly start to wednesday. wednesday looks like to be another cold and a windy one, wintry showers again but also some good spells of sunshine and increasing amounts of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon. plenty of wintry showers, snow showers across scotland and northern ireland to begin the day. strong winds too so there'll be some drifting of snow, blizzard conditions, take extra care on the roads, watch out for icy stretches as well. the same too for parts of northern england but the further south that we head, fewer showers through the morning period. a few running through the cheshire gap there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west england. but elsewhere it should be dry, chilly and bright with some sunshine through th

provided, skies turning clear, cold, maybe the risk of ice, some showers packing into the south—westuth—west, outbreaks of rain across northern and eastern areas, slowly clearing off into the north sea, maybe the hang back of cloud across eastern england but for many a nice, bright, sunny afternoon. feeling a bit better as well, temperatures ranging from seven to ten in the south. that area of low pressure clears away and takes showers away from the south—west and the channel islands and then we're under a slack area of high pressure from thursday onwards. that means by the end of the week we're going to see a hazard of overnight frost and fog because of the light winds. thursday starting cloudy, could be some fog around, touch of and there but when it clears we should see some breaks in the cloud and sunny spells but feeling on the cool side. a similar picture on friday, weather front slowly encroaching and that will arrive on the weekend, but for most, dry, on the chilly side with a little bit of sunshine. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the latest intel on spectre an

we've had flooding problems in the south—west because of snow melt and the rain and also with furtherhen slipping along the south coast for a while as the night wears on, some rain towards northern scotland, look at those temperatures, much milder than in the last few mites. you can see the orange colours across most of the orange colours across most of the country, monday starting on a fairly mild note, rain in southern areas clearing and also clearing away from northern scotland and then we are into a fine afternoon, a few showers across western areas, some sunny spells as well, with temperatures in double figures in the south, milder than it has been of late across the north. tuesday possibly the mildest day of the week. south westerly winds blowing across the country, we'll see cloud, outbreaks of rain across western hills, look at those temperatures, double figure follows for most of us. wednesday more unsettled, this area of low pressure might be a big player, bringing gales, bands of rain as well, some quite heavy, mild across much of england and wales, something a little fresh

the further south and the west you are any snow will quickly turn back to rain, temperatures and the morning? anything warm? —— what soup would you have. good morning, ben. what soup would you have? chicken. we go outside a lot, although you guys get to sit on the sofa... the resentment is coming through! and i get sent to all sorts of places. to remote areas where you might not find an atm. people have been looking at the availability of cash machines around the country. 70,000 of them, it sounds like enough but in rural areas this study suggests 110,000 people don't have access to a cash machine, or very little access. we have been working out why. it's partly to do with the companies that run them, there is a network called link made up of all the banks that are part of the scheme and they offer these cash machines in rural areas but it costs money to run them because they have to stop them and the percussion, maintain them, make sure that they are working. that group wants to reduce the amount of money and pays to people who look after those cash machines, so there is a danger tha

also some patchy rain and murky weather in the south—west. weather in the south—west. bad looking dayround six i content. around six i content. moving south through the middle part of the week. of the week. wednesday, a renewed surge of cold air. air. strength of the north—westerly wind with gales in some spots. with gales in some spots. clearing from the south, the skies will brighten with sunshine. will brighten with sunshine. wintry showers, especially over northern high ground. northern high ground. lower levels in scotland as well. in scotland as well. rain spanning from the west on friday. friday. but it's something colder for this week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... of mounting tensions among conservative mps. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. stories here on bbc news. football team, phil neville. after it emerged he had previously sent sexist tweets. he reiterated that view earlier today. the words were wrong and i apologise for the problems it has caused. for the problems it has caused. is not a reflection on my character and the t

this area of low pressure will bring increasing wind and rain to the south—west of the country later er a run of south—easterly wind. it will bring a lot of cloud across the country, starting a misty, murky, hill fog throughout the day. conditions don't improve as we head into the afternoon. some places will see the brightness. favoured spots in a south—easterly wind with shelter, it the north—west of scotland. also north—west parts of england. it will stay cloudy and cool with the misty, murky conditions. temperatures in the mid—to high single figures. could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west of england and wales. that weather front moves eastwards and reaches northern ireland and then the rest of scotland and towards other parts of england. quite fragmented as it reaches northern and eastern areas by the end of the night. behind the sky is clear, turning quite cold. some frost and ice after the overnight rain. showers piling into the south westerly and into the channel islands. for wednesday, we start off on a cloudy, wet not

, more likely rein to the south—west, more likely rein to the south—west, more likely rein to the afternoon wales and the south—west, this will be rain because it will be windy and temperatures in double digits. during sunday night and into monday, we lose rain and what is left of this note of the band of rain will flirt with southern areas. the temperatures, most of spot starting up of freezing on monday. on monday, it doesn't look like a bad day. lots of dry weather with spells of sunshine. large areas of cloud and patchy rain and drizzle for weston, coastal areas. the temperatures, 5— 10 degrees. that is the story for the week ahead. the most part, air dominating, something colder and never too far away from northern areas. we look at the forecast, down in the south, highs of 12 or 13. a bit cooler in northern areas. wind and rain at times. generally, the week ahead, milderfeel but times. generally, the week ahead, milder feel but wet and windy as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: afghan security forces have been fighting to gain control of a luxury hotel in kabul, after it was stor

again, how quickly the rain comes in from the south—west, some uncertainty about that.ntrast in temperatures, south—west to north—east across the uk. and then the position of the low could be driven more across ireland into england and wales, keeping scotland in some slightly colder air, it will feel cold in the wind as well. whereas just across northern england, with got some heavy rain, maybe some snow over the pennines, and these showers wrapping in further south, together with some gale force winds. so it's a windy few days, and when the rain comes along, it's more likely to be heavy. but, things will start to change as we head into the weekend. higher pressure coming down from iceland will push away the low pressure into the near continent. but it's a slow process. we've still got some relatively mild air across the south on saturday. we've still got some outbreaks of rain, but a north to north—easterly wind starting to cut in behind that, dropping the temperatures, making it feel cold and bringing in some showers. around that area of high pressure, that high—press

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with nsome snow down to the south—west, it was milder. air which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off as a milder note for most with icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then through the day, we are looking at large areas of cloud and a sunny spells. just one or two showers across parts of north—west england, and still the potential for icy stretches across parts of north—east england. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five and six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get anywhere near that even through the middle of the afternoon on sunday. northern ireland, starting off mainly dry — pretty cloudy, but som

one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well for itand a sunny spells. one or two showers across parts of north—west england and still the potential for icy stretches across parts of these england. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five and six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get anywhere near that even through the middle of the afternoon on sunday. northern ireland, starting dry, pretty cloudy, some sunny breaks. and also sunny breaks in wales and the west midlands. rain in the south will disappear into the near continent very quickly through the morning. we will keep some showers in scotland. generally speaking, not a bad day. the temperatures much higher than they were on sunday in many places at 6— 11 degrees. during monday night, things are pretty quiet. the south—westerly winds continuing to bring it milder air. 3— nine degrees, those are your starting temperatures for tuesday morning. really, on tuesday, it is all about us being in the thick of this milder air, pumping all the way up fr

down to the south—west, it was much milder. r, which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off on a much milder note for most. still possibly some icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then essentially across england and wales, through the day, we're looking at large areas of cloud and a sunny spells. just one or two showers across parts of north—west england, and still the potentialfor some icy stretches across parts of north—east england, just through the first part of the morning. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five, six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get anywhere near that even through the

milder air is starting to push into the south—west. 11 degrees in belfast.to come as we go into next week. finally getting rid of the cold air and fora time finally getting rid of the cold air and for a time next week, temperatures will be much milder. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: ministers say the government won't be seeking a judicial review of a ruling to release the serial sex offenderjohn worboys. scientists say they're a step closer to one of the biggest goals in medicine — a single blood test for all types of cancer. on the eve of his first year in office, president trump hold talks with democrats in a bid to avert a us government shutdown. and newsnight as the fourth rape trial collapses in four weeks, we will ask the director of public prosecutions if there is something wrong with the way the department prosecute sex crimes.

so there will be some sunshine across south wales and into south—west england, across into the midlandscross the west and it will still be quite blustery, but we will have the sunshine to compensate, but temperatures in single figures so cooler than what it has been the last few days. across north wales and northern england and north—west england, blustery here, strong winds and plenty of showers, the same too for southern scotland and these will be falling wintry over the higher ground. now both areas of low pressure clear away as we head on towards the overnight period. a ridge of high pressure builds and so it means winds turn a little bit lighter, skies clearing as well, so it's going to turn quite chilly, particularly central and northern and eastern areas. further south and west, the temperatures will be coming up. that's because we've got the next area of low pressure moving in to bring us another spell of wet and windy weather. as it pushes into that cool air, we could see snow over the pennines and over the higher ground of scotland for a while, but eventually that weather fron

again, initially south—west england, wales, then across the south coast and in towards the south—eastegins to push into scotland with an increasing chance of wintry showers. that cold air down from the arctic spreads right across the uk for the weekend, so it's going to feel distinctly cold. much, much colder out on that strong north—north—east wind. it's going to feel bitterly cold, in fact. there will be some sunshine around. som wintry showers, as well, across eastern areas, —— some wintry showers, as well, across eastern areas, and temperatures 6—7 degrees at best. the winds maybe a bit lighter across the board on sunday. still quite breezy across the south—east, but it's going to feel even colder, despite there being plenty of sunshine. hello — this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. children as young as 10 stressed out by social media. parents and teachers are warned it's time to take action. the children's commissioner for england says too many pupils are ill—equipped for the "emotional demands" of their online lives. good morning it's thursday 11th january. a

this isa rolling in from the south—west. this is a front. as it meets the cold air west. west. as it meets the cold air we could see a period of heavy know fall. so it is a warm front. it will introduce milder air. that mild air and the rain will bump into the cold airso you can and the rain will bump into the cold air so you can see the snow fall during the course of sunday. it is rain to the south and south—west of that as temperatures creep up, still cold in the north east, and that snow and the ice risk too, could cause us a few problems during the course of sunday. if you have travel fla ns, course of sunday. if you have travel flans, do watch out for the potential for some heavy snow and ice too. so lots goings on in the weather. keep up—to—date with your latest forecast and you can check our weather warnings on the website. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. victims of the serial sex offender, john worboys, say they're disappointed the government has decided against a judicial review of the decision to release him. the former bl

one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast, as well.s england and wales, through the day, we're looking at large areas of cloud and a sunny spells. just one or two showers across parts of north—west england, and still the potentialfor some icy stretches across parts of north—east england, just through the first part of the morning. showers packing in across scotland but look at the temperatures, five and six degrees in edinburgh and glasgow. we didn't get anywhere near that even through the middle of the afternoon on sunday. northern ireland, starting off mainly dry — pretty cloudy, but some sunny breaks, and we'll see some sunny breaks developing across wales, and the west midlands, as well. rain in the south will disappear into the near continent very quickly through the morning. we'll keep some showers going across northern scotland. but generally speaking, not a bad day. the cloud breaking up to give some sunshine, and those temperatures much higher than they were on sunday — in many places at 6—11 degrees. during monday night, thin

again, initially south—west england, wales, then across the south coast and in towards the south—eastintry showers. that cold air down from the arctic spreads right across the uk for the weekend, so it's going to feel distinctly cold. much, much colder out on that strong north—north—east wind. it's going to feel bitterly cold, in fact. there will be some sunshine around. som wintry showers, as well, across eastern areas, and temperatures 6—7 degrees at best. the winds maybe a bit lighter across the board on sunday. still quite breezy across the south—east, but it's going to feel even colder, despite there being plenty of sunshine. president trump has released a statement attacking his former strategist, steve bannon — saying he's ‘lost his mind'. bannon is quoted in a new book describing a meeting during the election campaign, between mr trump's son donald junior and a group of russians, as treasonous and unpatriotic. surging winds across western europe have left thousands of homes without power and brought chaos to travellers and communities on the coast. in switzerland a train was b

it's quite windy across that south—west quarter. cramming in a lot of weather today. it for a time overnight because the rain quits the scene. things turn chilly yet again, quite a widespread frost across northern and eastern areas. but back towards the south—west, a new set of weather fronts bring in cloud and wind and rain and through sunday, this is a more meaningful conversion of rain into snow. you can see the extent of it, there. notjust to high ground either, that can be disruptive to travel plans across the northern half of the british isles but it's much milder in the south, so no problems here with snow or ice. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the us government grinds to a halt on the first anniversary of president trump's inauguration — as the senate fails to agree on a budget to fund many public services. british tourists are warned to stay in their resorts, in jamaica's montego bay, as a state of emergency is declared following violence on the streets. a special trade deal after brexit — french president emmanuel macron says a deal is on the cards,

south western parts we may see fog. so through the western side of pennines down to wales and the west midlands and the south—west.t will feed in as it forms an area of low pressure near the southern quarter and that will produce hill fog and one of those days — that cloud will be thick enough for some rain and drizzle throughout the day in east anglia and the south—east. some of it into the north york moors. the best of sunshine to the western side of scotla nd best of sunshine to the western side of scotland and the odd spot on the western side of the pennines through wales into the south west. if the fog lingers for any length of time it may well be your figures are into single figures and not a warm start to the new day on friday. it is that combination of cloud and fog that causes us a combination of cloud and fog that causes us a bit of concern. friday, a quiet day. first signs of a weather front trying to work its way into the british isles. but even as we get as far as the weekend, it is running into this area of high pressure a cross running into this area of high pressure across western russia and makes

it will be rain in the south—west because it will be very mild, 12 degrees in plymouth, and windy days well. those milder conditions will wind out into the week ahead, but with that we see some spells of wind rain at times. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the us government grinds to a halt on the first anniversary of president trump's inauguration — as the senate fails to agree on a budget to fund many public services. america knows this is the trump shutdown. only the president can end it. gunmen in afghanistan are reported to have attacked a top hotel in the capital, kabul. turkey deploys tanks to shell kurdish fighters in northern syria, as turkish air strikes are ordered. the move is likely to cause tensions with the united states. mary lou mcdonald is confirmed as the only candidate nominated to replace gerry adams as sinn fein president. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with mejohn watson and lizzie greenwod hughes. the headlines this evening. league leaders manchester city put their defeat to liverpool behind them with victory over newcastle.

to take us wednesday night into thursday, a few showers very close to the south—west.. it stays damp in the far north—east of scotland, and maybe for one or two eastern coastal counties of england. most will be dry, clear skies, light winds. just about anywhere will see some frost and ice into thursday morning, and an increased risk of some lingering fog patches. the fog could last all daylong on thursday. northern ireland is the spot that keeps on being signalled for some of that. parts of the midlands and southern england may stay grey all day long. most will have a dry day, and most will see some sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures down a little bit and what we'll see tomorrow. highs of around 3—7 degrees. do it all again into friday with some morning frost and lingering fog, particularly through eastern areas this time. in the west, the strengthening breeze will break up the cloud. if you sunny spells and then later outbreaks of rain pushing through ireland, reaching northern ireland by the time we hit the evening. that's the weather front which into the

for example, in northern ireland, south—west scotland, central lowlands, parts of north—west england,ands. some in east anglia and some in lincolnshire. if you're travelling then some of this blog is dense and it could lead to some disruption in places, you can find out what is happening on your bbc local radio station and someone to lift at all, it will linger through the day and if that happens your maximum will be a bit above freezing. this morning across northern ireland it's a cloudy start and there is some patchy fog. patchy fog across the central lowlands and south—west of scotla nd central lowlands and south—west of scotland but frosty in parts of northern and western scotland, whereas in the east we have more cloud. in yorkshire, patchy fog, parts of north—west england, around manchester, as naga said, we have that fog and it extends to the west midlands and into wales. again, some of this is dense and dangerous when it's patchy because you run into it suddenly and then you don't know the consequences. in south—west england we have some patchy fog this morning and some fog as

potential flooding problems in the south—west because of snow and the rain, and further rain falling ears on. rain towards northern scotland. look at those temperatures. a mild team —— theme in the week ahead. orange colours across the rest of the country. monday starting on a fairly mild note. rain in the south clearing away and also clearing away from northern scotland. a fine afternoon. breezy one. a few showers in western areas. sunny spells as well. temperatures in double figures in the south, milder in the north. as we head into tuesday, even milder, possibly the mildest day of the week. we have got south—westerly winds blowing across the country, feeding ina winds blowing across the country, feeding in a lot of moisture. look at those temperatures. double—figure values from most. into wednesday a bit more unsettled with this area of low pressure. a spell windy, maybe even gales across northern and western areas. rain spreading north. some of it will be quite heavy. it will be mild across much of england and wales. something a little bit fresher pushing in towards scotland and n

they will clip the south—west corner of the country clip the south—west corner of the cou ntry towardsodd heavy one. then the rain confined to the north—east of scotland. light winds and clear skies, it will turn quite chilly and we could see frost and fog forming a widely. that could bea and fog forming a widely. that could be a bit ofa and fog forming a widely. that could be a bit of a problem for thursday and friday morning. the fault could be quite dense and stubborn to clear. if it does clear, we should see sunny clear. if it does clear, we should see sunny spells developing. most places are dry with light winds. maybe more in a way a cloud on eastern areas. average temperatures forjanuary. high pressure dominating on friday but across the west the next weather system moving in very slowly. four the bulk of the country, a chilly start, a little bit of frost and fog which should lift and we should sit sunny spells developing. it will not reach eastern areas and till saturday night. that is your latest weather, good night. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the

weather sweeps up from the south—west on thursday.stern areas but the rain will push across the british isles overnight thursday into friday and then on friday, somewhere underneath this swirling area of low pressure with all areas the rinsing low pressure. that could be rain and chill on friday. hello. this is business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. cleaning up its act. beijing bans the import of plastic waste. we ask what impact that will have on nations that rely on china to recycle their rubbish. investors focus on the price of the black stuff in 2018, as china edges closer to opening its own market to trade in oilfutures. and on the markets, asian stocks kicked off the new year on a high, led by investors in hong kong. the hang seng saw its highest level in a decade. plenty more on that. we'll get the latest on that from singapore, coming up.

that journey is south—west, from a deep part of the atlantic.air could make for the warm etc day of the year so far. some spots are seeing skies with a bit of blue pushing through. thanks to the shelter of the hill, so thanks to the shelter of the hill, so here in herefordshire the welsh mountains have ta ken so here in herefordshire the welsh mountains have taken out a lot of the dankiest weather. not so here, a lot of low cloud round and drizzle. let us look at the satellite picture. you can see what we have got. there is a big hole here across the midland, putting a block on that 3qu152; $5 3551 fiié ie; 111-43 111; 1115 3551 5111115 i see §as ;i as as ;: as as 15 temperatures up as high as 15 degrees. generally a windy came, to the north some thicker cloud for scotla nd the north some thicker cloud for scotland and outbreaks of rain pushing north courtesy o after wet. seven or eight as a high. as we head under the rain seven or eight as a high. as we head underthe raina seven or eight as a high. as we head under the rain a high of 11 or 12. a

we're in between weather systems, high pressure to the east. to the south—west of the country later in. for most of us, though, we're under a run of south—easterly wind. throughout the day. conditions really don't improve much as we head on into the afternoon. some places will see the brightness. of course, the north—west of scotland. some good spells of sunshine. also north—west parts of england. with the misty, murky conditions. temperatures, you can see, in mid—to high single figures. and south—west wales. and in towards other parts of england. by the end of the night. behind it, the sky is clear, turning quite cold. we could see some frost and maybe some ice after the overnight rain. and also for the channel islands. central and eastern areas. i think it's a good improvement, though, through the day. across the far east of england there. wet, though, all day for the shetland isles. but plenty of sunshine in its place, and not feeling too bad. the area of low pressure clears away, takes its showers with it. of overnight frost and fog. maybe some mist and fog around. we should see so

ahead of the south—west of england.coming your way. a weather front. a windy day across the board, especially the northern and western scotland. gusty to high ground across northern england. it does get dry come the afternoon, but we still get some gloomy among drizzly and murky conditions across wales and the south—west for much of that a. scotland, wales and the south—west for much of thata. scotland, northern wales and the south—west for much of that a. scotland, northern ireland and northern england getting the best of the brightness. showers affecting scotland in the afternoon. a different story once the front comes in. a wet end to the day. sky is clearer bit overnight. it could be chilly in the evening. what into the small hours here comes some cloud, be seen as and murkiness. it will be a pretty mild day. all of this cloud will keep feeding across us. this cloud will keep feeding across us. a great picture the sunday and further rain. —— of grey picture. now it's time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatc