here, temperatures south west england.figures, highs at— temperatures in double figures, highs at best of six to nine celsius. and an atlantic front moves its way eastwards through monday night and into tuesday, bringing a speu night and into tuesday, bringing a spell of— night and into tuesday, bringing a spell of rain. the wind is picking up, and as it bumps into the cold out across— up, and as it bumps into the cold out across parts of scotland with a higher ground, we could see snow here through tuesday morning. and that band _ here through tuesday morning. and that band of rain extends eastward through the day. some of that will be through the day. some of that will drier be heavy, turning drier and bright across northern be heavy, turning drier and bright across_ be heavy, turning drier and bright across northern ireland through the afternoon. temperatures up slightly the compared to monday, but given the cloud _ compared to monday, but given the cloud and the rain, still a cool feeling — cloud and the rain, still a

some heavy rain which will continue through wales, south—west england into northern ireland. winds coming in off the north sea. so feeling quite cool here. the best of the sunshine through the afternoon will be across western scotland. as we head through this evening and overnight, little change but we start to see the strong winds easing down from the south. we'll have further cloud and rain pushing into the east coast and this weather front will continue to bring rain to northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england, rainfall totals really mounting up here. and then as we move into the weekend, we still have this area of low pressure pulling away from the uk, but this weather front will be hanging around almost in situ across western, south—western areas. so, further cloud outbreaks of rain for northern ireland perhaps into wales, south west england this easterly breeze will be pushing cloud and some light rain into eastern parts of scotland and england as well. so rather grey, rather cool here as well with this onshore easterly breeze. but temperatures will b

i2 south—west, the odd shower.t should be brighter. 12 degrees, no great shapes bid shakes on the face of it. the sun has some strength to it, not feeling too bad if you are out in the dry and bright weather by the weekend. thanks ben. theres more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with christian which is just getting under way on bbc two, the news continues here on bbc one, as now its' time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello, i'm 0lly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. the indian premier league is back. ben stokes and moeen ali were the first england stars on show, but their chennai super kings were beaten by reigning champions gujarat titans in the opening match of the tournament's 16th edition. michael redford reports. of the big stadium in the world to come of the biggest of occasions, so much more thanjust come of the biggest of occasions, so much more than just a cricket condiment, it's full of

north- west and south-west. the central slopes of zagros will see the rains on the southern shores of the caspian sea and the southern slopes of alborz. we will also see that the intensity of this day will occur in the northwestern part. the temperature in these areas is quite noticeable and between 8 and 10 the predicted temperature on tuesday and wednesday is due to the wind in the caspian sea, and on monday and tuesday , the wind in the central and eastern parts of the persian gulf will be windy . thank you for your attention , ali hosni ghazanfari. and what do they think about the rejection of the morning and explained about it that the truth is that we are here, the new of all of us, in terms of morals, in terms of behavior, we have the courage to be strong, from the energy of siko rizi mahmoudi, i want to go , we are stronger in all respects, with the courage of the ideal, he said that honestly for the almighty god gave a reward for this in the hearts of all who were satisfied with jalil, not in the heart

for most outbreaks of rain coming and going through the day, some heavy thundery showers in the south westale force if not more. 60 mile an hour winds across the north of scotland, same too towards the south. it will be a pretty windy day for all on monday, but across southern areas, a pretty mild one. a chilly one, though, in the far north of scotland. see you again soon. a this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. i'm annita mcveigh and these are the latest headlines... the bbc�*s football schedule is in disarray as on—air staff from various programmes pull out of saturday's shows in support of presenter gary lineker who was told to "step back". the corporation says it is upholding impartiality rules but the opposition labour party accuses bosses of bowing to government pressure. i think one of our founding principles is impartiality, that is what we are delivering on. somebody has been effectively _ what we are delivering on. somebody has been effectively cancelled - what we are delivering on. somebody has been effectively cancelled as - what we are delivering on. so

lots of cloud, rain arriving on the far south—west later and also western scotland but a mild night tonightthe lowest temperatures will be across aberdeenshire, three or 4 degrees. tomorrow sees lots of cloud, limited sunshine and some rain from time to time. perhaps not as extensive as today but the second rain band turns heavier in scotland and it gets wet later in the day across wales and the south—west of england. while it is a breezy day it is milder, temperature is widely getting up to 15 or even 16 degrees. these weather fronts are bringing more rain from the atlantic, they will move away before the low pressure brings more rain overnight into friday. we have a shower a picture on thursday, sunshine and showers developing more widely, particularly focused on england and wales, there could be hail and thunder, a few showers for scotland and northern ireland. this could be the warmest day of the week ahead, temperature 16 or 17 in eastern england. we have the next area of low pressure bringing windy weather, it looks like the windiest will be across northern france with impacts more li

blustery conditions across the south and the west. 14 and 16 degrees. into thursday, we have an area of low pressure pushing rain and strong winds, it looks like the strongest winds, it looks like the strongest winds will be across the english channel, but this could move further north or south. temperature wise, slowly starting to come down, and that leads us into an unsent old weekend with slightly lower temperatures. this is bbc news. welcome if you�*re watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... authorities in the us say they�*re examining a manifesto left by a heavily—armed school shooter who killed six people, three of them children, in nashville, tennessee. the killer was shot dead by police. a deadly fire kills at least 39 people at a mexican detention centre near the united states border. many victims are thought to be migrants arrested and locked up in the city the day before. prince harry returns to london�*s high court as it continues its hearing over multiple privacy claims brought against the publishe

now our eyes are drawn to the system approaching from the south—west, which will bring rain into south—westhe central southern and south—east england, east anglia, may be part of the midlands. further north, may be dry but cloudy. clear skies across scotland, wintry showers feeding in from the north. here, temperatures at or below freezing. similar temperatures for the far north of england. further south, something a bit milder. lows between four and seven celsius. the clocks move forward one hour through the early hours of sunday morning. it's a wet start to sunday across the southern half of the uk, thanks to this area of low pressure. as it moves eastwards, it opens the gate for the cold air across scotland to push its way southwards across the uk. something much colder over the next few days for all of us. certainly a wet start across the southern half of the uk, through sunday morning. that rain will pull away, leaving in its wake a legacy of cloud for england, wales and northern ireland. sunshine developing from the north, wintry showers for northern and eastern scotland, may be north

we'll have another battleground situation between the cold air and the milder air towards the south—westmoisture hits the cold air, it's likely to turn to snow. there could be some more snow across wales, the northern part of england, from the midlands northwards, and across northern ireland, moving into scotland throughout the day on wednesday as that cold air hangs on. we will see the mild air make a return, certainly, as we head into the latter part of next week. the low pressure not too far away, so more atlantic systems spreading in spreading. it's likely to be wet and windy at times. do keep an eye on the forecast. there's still a lot of uncertainty. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the bbc�*s star football presenter, gary lineker, has been suspended over comments he made criticising the british government's asylum policy. britain will pay france hundreds of millions of dollars over the next three years for a new detention centre and more patrols to help clamp down on migrants crossing the channel in small boats. there's no one

bringing possibly a bit of snow to the moors in the south—west mostly falling as rain.ght. particularly for northern england and much of scotland by the time we get to sunday, it is unsettled. it is wet and windy, but it will be feeling milder. hello, i�*m ben thompson. this is outside source. areas of ukraine�*s biggest cities are still without power, after coming under russian bombardment. residents speak of life under fire. it is very scary because every time, they are hitting not only the infrastructure but they�*re hitting civilians. people are dying, a lot of kids are dying. it comes as the un nuclear watchdog warns of catastrophe and demands immediate action over ukraine. also in the programme: georgia�*s ruling party drops a controversial draught law, but opposition parties say the mass demonstrations are set to continue. and a huge pay package from an oil giant — shell�*s former boss saw his salary and other benefits soar to almost $12 million last year. now to georgia, where opposition parties say demonstrations will continue, despite a promise by the ruling p

we have at the moment where the front�*s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south—westain and into the afternoon parts of north west england, the midlands towards central southern england, even the south—east could see some rain arrive. away from that, though, many other parts will be dry. just the odd snow flurry in scotland. chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands. now, through this evening and overnight as that rain pushes away northwards, turns easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south—westerly winds pick up and the milder air rea

and then as we head towards the middle of the week, a subtle change starts from the south—west as weure approaching. and then through wednesday into thursday, that low pressure piles this milder air in from the south—west that could well bring a period of rain, sleet and heavy snow. and then temperatures in the south will be on the rise. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... a huge fire has ripped through one of the rohingya refugee camps in bangladesh. the blaze, in cox's bazar district, has been brought under control. more than 2,000 shelters had been gutted, affecting around 12,000 people. no casualties have been reported so far. after more than a decade of negotiations, un member states have agreed to establish an international treaty to protect the high seas. environmental groups say it will help reverse marine biodiversity losses. military spending in china will increase by more than 7% this year. at the opening of congress, the premier, li keqiang, called for more soldiers to be trained under combat conditions. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, says he's committe

so friday morning, quite a stormy start in the south wales, south—west england, along the south coast be some showery rain, but a quieter story further north, quite a bit of cloud around. cooler winds coming in off the north sea so a little bit fresher here, certainly along north sea coasts, but a cooler day generally. for this weekend, high pressure starts to build in, it settles things down but it will also turn cooler as our air source will be coming in from a north northeast direction. that area of low pressure takes its time to pull away. eventually it does take in the weather fronts with it on saturday. by sunday, this area of high pressure will be building in across the country, so a better chance of staying dry, i think, for many. but rather cloudy day for saturday, weather front draped across northern ireland, wales, the midlands, southern england could bring further outbreaks of rain, a little bit of drizzle also moving in off the north sea across eastern england. and a cooler day to come — 8 to maybe 12 or 13 in the south. a better chance of seeing some sunshine and dry wea

the winds up to 50mph in the south—west.ad, the heaviest one in the afternoon will be in northern ireland, northern england, the midlands and east anglia. in the south—west it should be a drier end to the day. temperatures still on the mild side, but for the second half of the weekend we get some cooler air arriving from the north and with that showers will start to turn wintry across scotland in particular. further south in england and wales another cloudy day with prolonged outbreaks of rain for some. the showers could bring some snow across the highest hills in northern scotland. it will feel cooler here. and even further south temperatures down on what we have seen. a reminder this weekend, the clocks change, but the weather doesn't — there is loads more rain next week as well. there is loads more rain next week as well. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. a state visit by king charles to france is postponed — ahead of more planned protests against president

milder air sitting down to the south—west but eventually as that rain clears, the cooler northerly flowly wet start across the south first thing on sunday morning, slowly easing away to brighter, sunnier skies. a few wintry showers in the far north of scotland — keir sitting in the cooler air with around a—6 degrees. further south, it will be noticeably cooler but not particularly biting with it. now, it looks likely that that cooler trend stays on monday with plenty of sunshine before more rain arrives for tuesday. and just before i say goodbye, don't forget, as we move into the early hours of sunday morning, it's the start of british summer time. we all lose an hour's sleep but we gain more daylight. take care. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: from the slopes to the stand, gwyneth paltrow gives evidence in a trial over a skiing accident she's accused of causing and insists she was the real victim. i was skiing, and looking downhill as you do, and i was skied directly into by mr sanderson. king cha

saturday's weather front is approaching from the south—west through the morning, a bit of hill snow forthe south—western hills snow in wales and northern ireland. our weather front approaching north—west england by the end of the day but there is a brightness further east, although cloud amounts will be increasing. watch out for a few snow showers across the central belt of scotland perhaps, but still feeling cold on saturday, and in the cold air as the weather front continues arching eastwards overnight on saturday, more snow for the affected areas across northern england and scotland. at first at lower levels but then the snow will become more confined to the hills. why? because we start to tap into the milder air for the south—west. south—westerly winds on sunday, it is going to be unsettled, it will turn wet and windy from the west, all of this falling now as rain and temperatures will get into double figures, really quite widely, and there will be snow melted to deal with into the start of next week. elizabeth, thank you very much indeed. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it'

now our eyes are drawn to the system approaching from the south—west, to this evening and overnight, , may be part of the lens. further north, may be dry but cloudy. clear skies across scotland, wintry showers feeding in from the north. here, temperatures at or below freezing. similar temperatures for the far north of england. further south, something a bit milder. between four and seven celsius. the clocks move forward one hour through the early hours of sunday morning. it's a wet start to sunday across the southern half of the uk, thanks to this area of low pressure. as it moves eastwards, it opens the gate for the cold air across scotland to push its way southwards across the uk. something much colder over the next few days for all of us. certainly a wet start across the southern half of the uk, through sunday morning. the rain will pull away, leaving in its wake a legacy of cloud for england, wales and northern ireland. sunshine developing from the north, wintry showers for northern and eastern scotland, may be north—east england as well. perhaps ii or 12 across the far south—west

the front�*s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south—west england, south wales, . a little bit of sleet and snow over higher ground before that turns back to rain and into the afternoon parts of north west england, the midlands towards central southern england, even the south—east could see some rain arrive. away from that, though, many other parts will be dry. just the odd snow flurry in scotland. chilly day for most — 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands. now, through this evening and overnight as that rain pushes away northwards, turns easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a wh

eastwards, bringing possibly a bit of snow to the moors of the south—west, mostly falling as rain.west of england by the end of the afternoon, but drier further east with the snow risk transferring further eastwards as we head throughout the night, particularly for northern england and much of scotland. but by the time we get to sunday, it's unsettled, it's wet and it's windy, but it will be feeling milder. four days on from their thrashing at the hands of liverpool in the premier league — manchester united returned to action — and returned to winning ways in the europa league. they enjoyed a big win of their own — beating real betis 4—1 in the first leg of their last 16 tie. marcus rashford with the opener. betis did get an equaliser before half time — before anthony put united back in front. bruno fernandes added a third — before wout weghorst sealed

west. rain in the south and west. all of it is pushing northwards and eastwards.the english channel. tomorrow, milderthan through the english channel. tomorrow, milder than we expect today. a high of 15—16 expected. thank you. let's take a look at today's papers. the high court battle involving prince harry and other well—known figures, dominates many of this morning's papers. the guardian focuses on the claims made by the mother of stephen lawrence, who says she feels "betrayed by the daily mail". associated newspapers, who own the paper, says it "vigorously denies" all the claims. the times reports that landlords will be able to evict tenants who are disruptive to neighbours, under new government plans to tackle anti—social behaviour. the telegraph says the governor of the bank of england has blamed people taking early retirement for the increase in inflation and interest rates. it reports that a shrinking workforce has pushed up prices. and the mirror has an exclusive with only fools and horses star sir david jason, who says he has found a daughter he never kne

eastwards, bringing possibly a bit of snow to the moors of the south—west, mostly falling as rain.gland by the end of the afternoon, but drier further east with the snow risk transferring further eastwards as we head throughout the night, particularly for northern england and much of scotland. but by the time we get to sunday, it's unsettled, it's wet and it's windy, but it will be feeling milder. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines.. several people are killed in germany in a shooting at a jehovah's witnesses' centre in the city of hamburg. russian shelling temporarily cuts power at ukraine's largest nuclear energy facility — the un says this cannot go on. we are rolling the dice here and there will be a day where our luck will run out. the australian prime minister visits india — on a mission to strengthen ties between the two countries. and we hearfrom oscar nominee michelle yeoh, star of everything everywhere all at once there's a misconception that we just go about doing our own thing

for most outbreaks of rain coming and going through the day, some heavy thundery showers in the south westds across the north of scotland, same too towards the south. it will be a pretty windy day for all on monday, but across southern areas, a pretty mild one. a chilly one, though, in the far north of scotland. see you again soon. this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. i'm annita mcveigh and these are the latest headlines... the bbc�*s football programmes are in disarray as on—air staff from various programmes pull out of saturday's shows in support of presenter gary lineker who was told to "step back". the corporation's director general insists the decision to uphold impartiality rules, but the opposition labour party accuses bosses of bowing to public pressure. as editor in chief of the bbc, i think one of our founding principles is impartiality, and that is what we are delivering on.— are delivering on. thank you very much. somebody _ are delivering on. thank you very much. somebody has _ are delivering on. thank you very much. somebody has been - are delivering

has mild air in it and cement and it pushes into the cold air so initially we will see rain in south—westcially north wales early on thursday and then the north midlands, widespread heavy snow across northern england, especially over the pennines and further flakes in towards the isle of man, pushing into eastern parts of northern ireland. this essential swathes of the country will continue to seek heavy snowfall as we move through the day on thursday. —— central part of the country put it more heavy snow on thursday night in north wales and northern england, into eastern northern ireland and perhaps the far south of scotland as well. eight widespread yellow warning in force for the areas i mentioned, 2—5 centimetres into major cities, manchester

so we�*ve got north east, south and west.wanted to share your story about albinism and wanted to raise awareness will be really good because of how good you are in front of the camera as well. i think more people need to know about ocular albinism and nystagmus. chris kelly is a paralympian gold medalist from hull who has the same condition as me. for me, it's like someone shining a light constantly in my eye. my eyes are going everywhere and i'm trying to focus in on something. and everything around it, i can't really see that well, so it's all kind of blurry, very bright, and it's very difficult. so that's why i have to wear these. but even so, my eyes now are still very tired and my eyes are getting overworked from the amount of light coming in. how did it affect your training for the olympics? so what the beauty is about judo — judo's the sport i do, is, is judo is very easily adaptable for someone with a visual impairment. so the only adaption you have to make is where you start on the grip and then everything else isjus

that weather front�*s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south west england, south turns back to rain and into the afternoon, parts of north west england, the midlands towards central southern england, even the south east could see some rain arrive. away from that though many other parts will be dry. just the odd snow flurry in scotland. chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south west and into the channel islands. now, through this evening and overnight, as that rain pushes its way northwards, turns east easily to snow, as i said, across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we'll see later in the night are temperatures actually rising rather than falling. this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. so a much milder start to sunday compared with this morning. the weather front still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north east of scotland to begin with. and ahead of the next one, we're into a quieter spell for a while, but then those south to south westerly winds pick u

eastwards, bringing possibly a bit of snow to the moors of the south—west, mostly falling as rain.and by the end of the afternoon, but drier further east with the snow risk transferring further eastwards as we head throughout the night, particularly for northern england and much of scotland. but by the time we get to sunday, it's unsettled, it's wet and it's windy, but it will be feeling milder. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the rising cost of childcare and its impact on the global economy. in the uk, parents say they can't earn enough to foot the bills for full—time care. the nurseries say they can't charge enough to cover their costs. joe biden has a plan. he is going to invest billions in free childcare and preschool education, but will the republicans get on board? and we will look ahead to the great rapprochement — the british prime minister, rishi sunak, in paris tomorrow to meet president emmanuel macron, the first anglo—french summit since 2018. tonight with the context, joel rubin, who served in the 0bama administration as assistant

through the morning, but you will notice the cloud gathering through northern ireland, wales, and south—westeaks of rain and hill snow here, maybe a few showers across the far north of england and into southern scotland, likely to be snow, particularly over the higher ground, but for many it's dry, the best of the sunshine the further east you are, temperatures generally between three and seven celsius, could see ten, 11, maybe 12 celsius across the far south—west of england. this band of rain then increasingly snow moves north and eastwards through northern england and into scotland overnight. behind it, we'll see some clearer skies, and also some milder air so actually frost and ice—free for a large swathe of northern ireland, england, and wales. as we head into sunday morning, still cold, and frosty, potentially icy for the north of scotland. so, this sunday, another atlantic system moving in, notice the squeeze in the isobars, so the winds will be strengthening through the day. once again, a good deal of sunshine to start but rain will soon move in to northern ireland, into northwest eng

a weatherfront has been producing rain and drizzle across parts of south—west england, south wales, increasinglyngland and the midlands, towards southern england and the south—east could see some rain. away from that many parts dry, the odd snopes flurry in scotland, chilly day for most, 11 or 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands. through the evening and overnight, rain turning to snow come across the hills of northern england and scotland, even to lower levels before turning back to rain later on. and what we will see later in the night, temperatures are rising rather than falling, this is how it looks as we start sunday morning. much milder start on sunday compared with this morning. the weather front and still producing some rain, sleet and snow in the north—east of scotland to begin with and ahead of the next one are quite and ahead of the next one are quite a spell for a while but then those south to south—westerly wind pick—up and the milder air starts to work its way in. the driest conditions in the morning for many but northern ireland and scotland will see outbr

cloud developing across wales and south—west england.low freezing leading to cold frosty and icy start tomorrow. these wintry showers or fade through the day, some cloud developing across parts of wales and south—west england. some rain and snow pushing into the northern isles later in the day and it will be another cold day but at least the winds would be so strong. there will be strengthening from the south—west you tuesday and wednesday bringing something milder but also wet and windy. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. nato has condemned russia for what it called its "dangerous and irresponsible" rhetoric — a day after president putin said moscow would deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. ukraine said the move would make belarus a nuclear hostage, destabilise it and strip it of its sovereignty. kyiv is also calling on the united nations for an urgent meeting of the security council. the secretary of the ukrainian national defence council said on twitter that the move was a step to

below the single digits and single figures for much of england and wales as well, away from the south—westght, that cold air spreads southwards, skies clear, it is going to be a very cold night, widespread frost away from the far south—west of england and south wales, so ice and frost could be an issue. into monday, we are in between weather systems. this will arrive as we head into tuesday, but a ridge of high pressure will bring a lot of fine and dry conditions on monday to much of the uk. it will start cold and frosty, mind you, watch out for any early ice across northern areas. it should stay sunny into the afternoon as well, cloud tending to build across southern and western areas later on, temperatures here lifting to around 11 degrees, but after the cold start and the strong late march sunshine, temperatures will reach highs of seven to nine celsius. a different feeling and day on tuesday, it starts to turn cloudier, windier, wetter, rain pushes northwards and eastwards, preceded by some snow on its leading edge, certainly across the hills across the north of england and across scot

perhaps a bit more cloud developing from the south—west. most, a cold but dry and sunny started new week. it doesn't last, because things will be changing from the west as more atlantic systems started pushing. after the cold but sunny start to the new week, we will see things turning increasingly wet and windy, with heavy spells of rain. also, much milder, particularly from wednesday onwards. that's all from me. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines. a tornado has killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi. trees and power lines have been torn down and tens of thousands of power outages have been reported by residents. tensions continue in france — with demonstrators clashing with police in st solene, in the west of the country, during a protest against plans for a new water reservoir. the unrest follows weeks of protests over president macron�*s pension reforms. vladimir putin says russia has struck a deal with neighbouring belarus to station tactical nuclear weapons on its territory. putin told state television that belar

later in the day, and more persistent spell of rain arriving from the south—west.ould see gail's hair that it will be a mile day on thursday, particularly across central and eastern areas. we notice isobars get closer together, could potentially be a windy day across the uk on friday, do keep an eye on the uk on friday, do keep an eye on the forecast. again with the area of low pressure revolving around the uk, likely to see showers are longer spells of rain. this is an idea at the moment of the potential when gas. temperatures down from thursday but still very mild, particularly compared to the beginning part of the week. on saturday in this area of low pressure is where there is an showers and low pressure still revolving around it. winds are strong but they will start to lose some of the strength that we saw on friday. temperatures on saturday, again, still on the mild side for the time of year but a little bit lower than what we saw on thursday. briefly, through the second half of the weekend, it looks like this ridge of high pressure builds, doesn't last long,

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through the morning, but you will notice the cloud gathering through northern ireland, wales, and south—westutbreaks of rain and hill snow here, maybe a few showers across the far north of england and into southern scotland, likely to be snow, particularly over the higher ground, but for many it's dry, the best of the sunshine the further east you are, temperatures generally between three and seven celsius, could see ten, 11, maybe 12 celsius across the far south—west of england. this band of rain then increasingly snow moves north and eastwards through northern england and into scotland overnight. behind it, we'll see some clearer skies, and also some milder air so actually frost and ice—free for a large swathe of northern ireland, england, and wales. as we head into sunday morning, still cold, and frosty, potentially icy for the north of scotland. so, this sunday, another atlantic system moving in, notice the squeeze in the isobars, so the winds will be strengthening through the day. once again, a good deal of sunshine to start but rain will soon move in to northern ireland, into northwest

they are coming from the south—west. in between the sets of weather fronts, south—west.line up across southern counties and it is going to be a breezy day as well across england and wales, less so for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 1a to 16 degrees, but locally we could see 17 degrees, possibly even a little bit higher than that. 0vernight thursday into friday we have low pressure with its fronts crossing us. it will be windy and the isles of scilly, typical mode, the english channel and the channel islands and areas adjacent to it. as well as having rain moving across england, wales and eventually northern ireland and just a few showers in scotland. temperatures dipping just a touch. into saturday we have a trailing front producing some rain. it will be a cloudy day with one or two showers. through the davis weather front will really weaken and turn more showery in nature and these are the temperatures. ranging from eight in the north to 12 in the south. but it looks like sunday will be drier. this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. an

here is our weather front approaching from the south—west, some snow across the moors, devon and cornwall to the higher ground. approaching north west england by the end of the day, brightness further east, cloud will increase through the day, maybe one or two snow showers across the borders and a central belt of scotland but then of course we've got our weather front moving eastwards and the area still cold so it is likely to turn cold across northern england and scotland, to lower levels for a time before it comes increasingly more confined to the higher ground. all tied in with this weather front that will sweeping from the west. a lot of this will fall as rain but still snow across northern scotland, the cold air hangs on the northern isles as well for much of the day and into the start of next week. elsewhere, it will be falling as rain, it will turn wet and windy, temperatures all the way up into double figures, ten to 13 celsius. they will be a lot of snow melt as well into the start of next week and this could lead to localised flooding with more rain on top moving in on another f

of weatherfronts, so south—west, between these sets of weather fronts, so a south—west, between theseso for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures widely 14 to 16 degrees but locally we could see 17 degrees, possibly even a bit higher than that. overnight thursday into friday, a new area of low pressure with fronts crossing us so it will be windy on the isles of scilly, the tip of cornwall, through the english channel, the channel islands and areas adjacent as well as having rain moving across england, wales and eventually northern ireland. some showers in scotland. if anything, the temperatures dipping just a touch. it is saturday, a trailing front producing rain. it will be a fairly cloudy day with some showers. through the day this weather fronts will really weaken and turn more showery in nature. temperatures range from eight in the north to 12 in the south. it looks like sunday will be a bit drier. is artificial intelligence a potential risk to society? experts want advanced ai development paused, on the day the uk government publishes its plan to police it. and shares in th

milder air sitting down to the south—west but eventually as that rain clears, the cooler northerly flow on sunday morning, slowly easing away to brighter, sunnier skies. a few wintry showers in the far north of scotland — keir sitting in the cooler air with around 4—6 degrees. further south, it will be noticeably cooler but not particularly biting with it. now, it looks likely that that cooler trend stays on monday with plenty of sunshine before more rain arrives for tuesday. and just before i say goodbye, don't forget, as we move into the early hours of sunday morning, it's the start of british summer time. we all lose an hour's sleep but we gain more daylight. take care. here's the bbc�*s south asia correspondent, yogita limaye. this is bbc news. the headlines: france is bracing for more protests in the coming days over pension reforms, following the cancellation of king charles' first state visit to the country. the king and queen consort camilla were due to arrive in paris on sunday but president macron said it was "common sense" to cancel the trip. the american actress gwyneth palt

let's focus on that wet weather arriving in the south—west.the afternoon into the evening rush—hour as the rain turns more readily to snow in more areas, and more significant snow as well. there could be five centimetres to ten

because we start to tap into this milder air coming in from the south—west, and on sunday, it will feel throughout the day. all of this falling as rain, of course, and temperatures will widely get into double—figures, 10—13 degrees celsius. a lot of snow melt into the start of next week.