we could reach four degrees, or maybe even five degrees across the south west.t it's a cold day, generally. as we head through thursday night, temperatures fall like a stone under the clear skies. further wintry showers across northern and eastern coastal areas, and those temperatures really dip away. in fact, thursday night could be the coldest night of this spell so far, perhaps down to —17, or maybe even lower than that, across the snowfields of scotland. for most, though, these are the towns and city values. something a little less cold for the far south west. that's because we start to see a change. as we head into friday, this weather front will start to edge northwards and eastwards, very slowly pushing into this area of high pressure and it will tend to fizzle out. so it's the south—west of england, south wales will see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow. for most, though, apart from a few coastal wintry showers, it's going to be a cold, dry, sunny day, and again those temperatures struggling, after that very cold start. friday afternoon, we're looking

it will still bring in all this cloud into the south—west.y fog that's formed could take its time to lift. some of it again could linger for much of the day. and temperature wise, freezing in glasgow, to about 7 in plymouth, under that veil of cloud. then, as we head on from friday into the weekend, you can see how high pressure sinks south. a weather front comes in from the atlantic, followed in hot pursuit by another one. isobars tell their own story at times. it is going to be windy. but the wind coming in from the south—west means that it's not going to be as cold as it has been this week. so, you can see how the temperatures rise, initially across northern ireland and western scotland. but by the time we get towards the end of the week, more of us are seeing higher temperatures than we have done. this is bbc news. the headlines... new wildfires break out across los angeles. five people are confirmed dead. more than 130,000 have been evacuated. the pound tumbles as government borrowing costs surge to their highest level since the 2008 fin

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we could reach four degrees, or maybe even five degrees across the south west.atures fall like a stone under the clear skies. further wintry showers across northern and eastern coastal areas, and those temperatures really dip away. in fact, thursday night could be the coldest night of this spell so far, perhaps down to —17, or maybe even lower than that, across the snowfields of scotland. for most, though, these are the towns and city values. something a little less cold for the far south west. that's because we start to see a change. as we head into friday, this weather front will start to edge northwards and eastwards, very slowly pushing into this area of high pressure and it will tend to fizzle out. so it's the south—west of england, south wales will see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow. for most, though, apart from a few coastal wintry showers, it's going to be a cold, dry, sunny day, and again those temperatures struggling, after that very cold start. friday afternoon, we're looking at freezing to around two or three degrees, but something less cold th

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some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england and frequent snow showers inccumulations of snow are possible here. windy up towards the north and the east. a cold day — i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get above freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards — that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing, so another cold start on friday. again, we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north—west england, the midlands — some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy — another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, thos

and then from the south—west, some milder air tries to make a move.cold air, well, it is that that will generate some significant snow for some of us, but also some rain down towards the south as things turn milder. saturday morning, though, starting with some fog, especially down towards the south — freezing fog after a cold night. and after that foggy start, with cloud rolling in from the south, i think across some southern parts, it will be quite a grey day. more sunshine for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, although there will be some wintry showers. in fact, some more widespread wet and wintry weather moving across the northern isles. temperatures really struggling. in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon. even further south, highs of 3, 4, 5 degrees. but as we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the south—west of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. 0ver some of the highest ground here

still really cold for many of us, but milder in the south—west. 's going to be really mild. blustery with rain showers in the south, but more snow continuing to pile up across the pennines, the southern uplands, could be some snow for the mourne mountains in northern ireland as well. to the north—west of that, sunshine and wintry showers. still some icy conditions on offer, but further south, very mild indeed. 12,13 degrees for some of us, southern england and wales. contrast that to just 2 or 3 across parts of scotland, so real contrast in temperature. mild air not with us for very long, gets cleared away towards the east through monday. by tuesday, the doors are open again for that arctic blast of cold air to move in right across the uk. so some really disruptive weather through the weekend. into next week, it does look a little bit drier and brighter, but temperatures still remaining on the chilly side. bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines... the king is deeply saddened by the death of 31—year—old british man edward pettifer, one of 14 k

it'll be rain across south—west england as we go through this afternoon.emperatures struggling to climb above freezing. so as we go through the evening and the overnight period, that rain potentially could turn to snow across southern parts of wales, maybe towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow across wales, through the midlands, up through the peak district and across the pennines, where we could see as much as a0 centimetres of snow to higher ground. but of course, there will be accumulations at lower levels. it is starting to drag in much milderair sojust look at this. 12 degrees across the south—west, but we keep that cold air in place further north. that means a spell of snow to begin with during the morning and it will gradually push its way into the scottish borders. maybe the higher ground of northern ireland could see a few snow showers. for sunday it stays cold and crisp with a few scattered showers for scotland. much milder behind that weather front. cloudier conditions but double digits by the middle part of the

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england and frequent snow showers innd the east. a cold day — i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get above freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards — that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing, so another cold start on friday. again, we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north west england, the midlands — some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy — another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really will struggle. some wintry showers up to the n

we could reach four degrees or maybe even five degrees across the south—west., but it's a cold day, generally. as we head through thursday night, temperatures fall like a stone under the clear skies. further wintry showers across northern and eastern coastal areas, and those temperatures really dip away. in fact, thursday night could be the coldest night of this spell so far, perhaps down to —17, or maybe even lower than that across the snow fields of scotland. for most, though, these are the towns and city values. something a little less cold for the far south—west. that's because we start to see a change. as we head into friday, this weather front will start to edge northwards and eastwards, very slowly pushing into this area of high pressure and it will tend to fizzle out. so it's the south—west of england, south wales. we'll see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow. for most though, apart from a few coastal wintry showers, it's going to be a cold, dry, sunny day and again those temperatures struggling after that very cold start. friday afternoon we're looki

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south west england and frequent snow showers inw are possible here. windy up towards the north and the east. a cold day i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get up of freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing. so another cold start on friday, again we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north—west england, the midlands. some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy. another cold day, and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really will

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south west england and frequent snow showers ine. windy up towards the north and the east. a cold day i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get up of freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing. so another cold start on friday, again we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north—west england, the midlands. some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy. another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really will struggle. some wi

so too is in the north—west of england and south—west scotland.ts of wales and the midlands, a touch of frost heading into thursday, with some sunshine as well. the mist and fog forming overnight will tend to slowly lift but, across many southern parts of england, east anglia and the midlands, it could stay for most of the day. temperature about nine or 10 degrees. i think, for many parts of northern england and the midlands, is going to be a bit cooler than today after a chilly start. the area of high pressure tended to drift a bit further into europe, so we start to draw in more of a southerly breeze, tended to take the low cloud in the south and push it north. up into parts of scotland and northern ireland, so quite a cloudy start for friday, a bit misty and murky. it will brighten up and murky. it will brighten up a touch, especially in the south, with drier airfrom a touch, especially in the south, with drier air from the near continent. we are looking at about seven or 8 degrees for included wales. for the weekend, around that area of high p

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england and frequent snow showers inre possible here. windy up towards the north and the east. a cold day — i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get above freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards — that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing, so another cold start on friday. again, we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north—west england, the midlands — some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy — another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud, mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really

in the south west not as cold, but still cold further north.ou can see we have got some rain coming in across the south—west. possibly some wintriness in this. but we could see temperatures possibly minus 20 with height in scotland. as we head through the outlook period, it turns less cold, but also some fog to clear. live from london. this is bbc news. firefighters have battled through the night to try to contain multiple fires. several evacuation orders are in place and some 30,000 people are forced out of their homes. we have a home here and another one lost. if we go other this way, homes are gone. this one, completely level. panama's foreign minister says the sovereignty of the panama canal is �*non—negotiable', after donald trump refuses to rule out using military force to claim the waterway. sir keir starmer has urged mps not to back a bill today that would push for a national inquiry into grooming gangs.

it will slide into south—west scotland. increased cloud in many western areas.temperatures struggling, but changes, belfast seven and plymouth eight. the milder air is trying to push in. it will come around this area of hvp high pressure that is with us through the weekend. the mild air will arrive through the weekend. the mild airwillarrive in through the weekend. the mild air will arrive in the south and east last on monday and tuesday. lingering fog patches in england and wales and more cloud in scotland and western dmrams. england and wales. still chilly to the south and east. even here temperatures will rise through much of next week. that is the how it is looking. see you soon. live from london. this is bbc news. the number of people killed in the los angeles wildfires doubles to ten. the authorities say there's no "conclusive evidence" the fires were started deliberately. thousands of firefighters are still trying to control the flames. around 180,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes — its estimated the cost so far could be up to $150 billion

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england and frequent snow showers ini think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get above freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards — that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing, so another cold start on friday. again, we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north west england, the midlands — some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the north east of scotland where it will stay fairly windy — another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really will struggle. some wintry showers up to the north. you can see confirma

still really cold for many of us, but milder in the south—west. tomorrow morning. it's going to be really mild. blustery with rain showers in the south, but more snow continuing to pile up across the pennines, the southern uplands, could be some snow for the mourne mountains in northern ireland as well. to the north—west of that, sunshine and wintry showers. still some icy conditions on offer, but further south, very mild indeed. 12,13 degrees for some of us, southern england and wales. contrast that to just 2 or 3 across parts of scotland, so real contrast in temperature. mild air not with us for very long, gets cleared away towards the east through monday. by tuesday, the doors are open again for that arctic blast of cold air to move in right across the uk. so some really disruptive weather through the weekend. into next week, it does look a little bit drier and brighter, but temperatures still remaining on the chilly side. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the king is "deeply saddened" by the death of 31—year—old british man edwa

milder, you'll notice, down to the south west, 12 celsius there in plymouth. the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. staying very cold across the northern half of the uk, much milderfurther south, 12—13 celsius. as we head through sunday night, this whole weather system just swirls away eastward. some further snowfall likely across parts of southern scotland, northern england, perhaps down into wales, and the midlands. on the back edge of that weather system, frequent snow showers pushing into some northern areas, another cold night. holding onto some milder conditions first thing on monday across the southeast corner. but, as this weather system swings away, it'll take rain with it. behind it, we will start to see some brighter skies developing out towards the west — albeit with a fai

it much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south west england too, and that milder air will eventually win out, pushing further southwards and eastwards as we head through monday and tuesday. so if we take a look at our outlook for our capital cities, then you can see that by the time we get to tuesday, we're back up into double figures across the board, mostly dry in the south. some rain, though at times further north. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. deadly wildfires continue to rage across los angeles. 11 people have been killed and more than 150,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. taking you straight to a press conference happening as we speak in

more, though, across the high ground of south—west england, and maybe across the high ground of the southth—west of both england and wales. and with temperatures plummeting overnight tonight, where we see those showers overnight, expect some pretty slippery surfaces and tricky travelling conditions first thing tomorrow morning. slippery on the pavements as well. those showers will continue on and off through the day, draped around our coastal areas. inland areas, it's a mostly fine, dry, sunny day with sparkling blue skies and fantastic visibility. but it will be cold again, with temperatures struggling to get much above freezing. and then as we go through thursday night, this is going to be the coldest night of the winter so far and could be our coldest night of the whole winter. it's difficult to know how low temperatures will go, but across parts of scotland and northern england, this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures, over snow cover in the valleys. somewhere between —15 and —20 celsius is perfectly possible. so a freezing cold start to the day friday. some freezing fog patch

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england the odd shower for southwestwards the north and the east. a cold day — i think there will be parts of scotland and the north of england that may not get above freezing all day long. and then through thursday night, another very cold one. but this band of rain, sleet and snow pushes southwards — that could give rise to some slippery surfaces again on friday morning. widely, those temperatures well below freezing, so another cold start on friday. again, we'll see some spells of sunshine, perhaps a bit more cloud in the mix this time. some showers for northern ireland, wales, north west england, the midlands — some of these actually i think falling as rain, particularly at low levels. still a fair bit of snow in the showers across the northeast of scotland, where it will stay fairly windy — another cold day. and it stays cold into saturday. in fact, there could be some areas of low cloud mist and freezing fog, and if that fog lingers for a good part of the day, those temperatures really will struggle. some wintry sh

alan, not his real name, a teenage crew member in south—west scotland, says he and his colleagues arebuse, his words are spoken by a producer. very degrading, humiliating, it is homophobic slurs, sometimes to my face, sometimes behind my back. he says he complained to a senior manager, but nothing l was done. do you think there is | a speak up culture?— happening, i have heard people who are faced bullying who are scared to talk up just because they feel as if they are not going to get the help they need. —— who have faced bullying. mcdonald's told the bbc that keeping its workers safe was their most important responsibility. and it says it has undertaken extensive work over the last year to ensure we have industry leading practises in place, to support this priority. any incident of misconduct, and harassment is subject to rapid thorough investigation and action. what is happening shouldn't be happening, and people need to know about it. by joining hundreds of mcdonald's workers in a legal action against the company, matt hopes to improve the lives of the teenagers still working ther

we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well.et and snow showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, though, staying sunny through the afternoon. and, as i said, temperatures struggling to get above freezing for some of you. and they will drop straightaway as we go into tonight. lighter winds tonight. that means fog could become a bigger issue across wales, central and southern england. cloud, outbreaks of rain and sleet into northern ireland, but with the winds lighter across scotland a bit further east, it's the grampians where we could see some of the lowest temperatures, maybe down to a —15 or —16. so, this is the chart for saturday. high pressure, not much wind around, not many isobars. but this weather front out towards ireland is going to produce cloud, outbreaks of rain in the morning. it will slide into southwest scotland. increased cloud across many western areas. but notice here, across parts of southern england, east wales and the midlands, some could sit in fog all day long. away from the fog, lots

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milder, you'll notice, down to the south—west. 12 degrees there in plymouth. ll be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. staying very cold across the northern half of the uk. much milderfurther south — 12 or 13 degrees. as we head through sunday night, this whole weather system just swirls away eastwards. some further snowfall likely across parts of southern scotland, northern england, perhaps down into wales and the midlands. on the back edge of that weather system, frequent snow showers pushing into some northern areas. another cold night. holding onto some milder conditions first thing on monday across the south—east corner. but, as this weather system swings away, it'll take rain with it. behind it, we will start to se

so south west, the direction time is getting up into double figures, the full edinburgh. it will tell me little gray. i having said that because the was just a little said coming in the from the atlantic last i really can get to glasgow eyes coming through farther south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little longer at 9 celsius here. quite a scotch into central, possibly little band of sleet and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your patrols thing for the south west quad. so to the southeast, that'd be guy with a shout was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at eastern side of spain. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me finish. i was to just cutting the final all of africa and all of them them are okay. pushing across into algeria as soon as you move on to what to where the possible for southern areas of algae area all the way down to sierra. yeah. are the, is there any sign of the lead to the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting admini

there we rain across south—west england as we go through this afternoon.rth—east but here the temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. as we go through the evening and the overnight period that rain potentially could turn to snow across southern parts of wales, may be towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow across wales, through the midlands, up through the peak district and across the pennines, where we could see as much as a0 centimetres for higher ground. but there will be accumulations at lower levels. it is starting to drag on much milder air so just look at this. 12 degrees across the south—west, but we keep that cold air in place further north. that means a speu further north. that means a spell of snow to begin with during the morning and it will gradually push its way into the scottish borders. maybe the high ground of northern ireland could see a few snow showers. for sunday it stays cold and crisp with a few scattered showers for scotland. much milder behind that weather front. cloudy but double digits by t

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milder, you'll notice, down to the south west, 12 celsius there in plymouth. the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain setting in once again across parts of wales through the afternoon. snow will continue to affect parts of northern england, particularly over higher ground, maybe more like rain at low levels. some snow into the eastern side of northern ireland, southern and eastern parts of scotland. staying very cold across the northern half of the uk, much milderfurther south, 12—13 celsius. as we head through sunday night, this whole weather system just swirls away eastward. some further snowfall likely across parts of southern scotland, northern england, perhaps down into wales, and the midlands. on the back edge of that weather system, frequent snow showers pushing into some northern areas, another cold night. holding onto some milder conditions first thing on monday across the southeast corner. but, as this weather system swings away, it'll take rain with it. behind it, we will start to see some brighter skies developin

relatively quiet conditions at first, but milder air is working in from the south—west, along with theseystem pushes its way northwards and eastwards. so there's the rain just lurking in the wings, pushing into the south—west of england through the middle part of the afternoon, turning to snow, certainly over the higher ground. to the north and east of that, a drier picture for much of t

it'll be rain across south—west england as we go through this afternoon.ud keeping things on the cold side. best of the sunshine perhaps into the far north—east, but here those temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. so as we go through the evening and the overnight period that rain potentially could turn to snow across southern parts of wales, maybe towards the south—east of england for a time. the heaviest of the snow across wales, through the midlands, up through the peak district and across the pennines, where we could see as much as a0 centimetres of snow to higher ground. but of course there will be accumulations at lower levels. it is starting to drag on much milder air sojust look at this. 12 degrees across the south—west, but we keep that cold air in place further north. that means a spell of snow to begin with during the morning and it will gradually push its way into the scottish borders. maybe the higher ground of northern ireland could see a few snow showers. for sunday it stays cold and crisp with a few scattered showers for scotland

and then from the south—west, some milder air tries to make a move.hat will generate some significant snow for some of us, but also some rain down towards the south as things turn milder. saturday morning, though, starting with some fog, especially down towards the south — freezing fog after a cold night. and after that foggy start, with cloud rolling in from the south, i think across some southern parts, it will be quite a grey day. more sunshine for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, although there will be some wintry showers. in fact, some more widespread wet and wintry weather moving across the northern isles. temperatures really struggling. in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon. even further south, highs of 3, 4, 5 degrees. but as we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the south—west of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. over some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow,

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place from 6pm today until midday sunday — they cover the east midlands, north—west england, wales, south—westnews reporter sharon barbour is following the developments from york. well, it's getting cold already to around three degrees in york now. i left newcastle a short time ago where it was one degrees, but you can feel the air. it's just getting much colder. we're standing around so that makes things worse. we're at the train station. of course, there are warnings about travel, particularly on the roads where the conditions may be very treacherous as that heavy snow comes in overnight, particularly over the pennines, where we've been hearing up to 40cm of snow, but also dangerous driving with ice on the road. we've been hearing about this unusual phenomenon of freezing ice on, you know, freezing rain on the roads. so as soon as the rain hits surfaces like roads and pavements, it freezes over for the rail. there's already problems with scotrail, northern trains and transpennine warnings again about ice on the tracks, so check before your travel. so the advice is, with this complex weather

and then from the south—west, some milder air tries to make a move.w for some of us, but also some rain down towards the south as things turn milder. saturday morning, though, starting with some fog, especially down towards the south — freezing fog after a cold night. and after that foggy start, with cloud rolling in from the south, i think across some southern parts, it will be quite a grey day. more sunshine for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, although there will be some wintry showers. in fact, some more widespread wet and wintry weather moving across the northern isles. temperatures really struggling. in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon. even further south, highs of 3, a, 5 degrees. but as we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the south—west of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. over some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to a0cm eventually across th

this low pressure trying to push in from the south—west on saturday, bringing these strong south—westerlyds, a milder source. look what happens as it bumps into the cold air. on the leading edge, we will see snow. it will turn back to rain across central and southern england and wales, but there is a chance northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland seeing some snow, some potentially significant. some may be causing disruption. still a lot of people travelling home after the new year break, keep watching the new year break, keep watching the forecast is my advice. thank you very much, louise. that is it from the bbc news app six. clive will be hit with the very latest at 10pm but now it is time to join hit with the very latest at 10pm but now it is time tojoin our colleagues where you are. hello. it's thursday, 2nd ofjanuary. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me ben croucher. coming up. you wait all of 2024 for an old firm win — then two days into the new year — you finally get one. rangers kick off their 2025 in style. we'll look ahead to a night of tungsten tension a

skies and light winds, and by the end of night we will have some rain starting to show its hand in south—westres fall away as low as minus eight. tomorrow, any freezing fog will be slow to clear, some could linger. there will be a lot of dry weather around. we are also looking at the risk of some snow showers still across the far north of the country. and we have also got the rain coming in across southern england. on its leading edge, we could also see some wintriness on especially the tops of the hills. this is an area we haven't really seen much snow, and the met office has a weather warning out, 2—5 centimetres is possible, but the exact position could change. at the moment we think it will be south of the m4 corridor, but this system bringing it will move away, which means on thursday we open the doors to still northerly winds, still some snow showers, some freezing fog once again slow to clear, central england, south and east england, north wales, north west england and the snow showers in the north still accompanied by a blustery wind. temperatures 3—4 degrees, seven in the channel isl