i think the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotlandreland as well. but across central and eastern england, that is where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. there could be occasional brighter spells. but on the whole, quite a cloudy day. it could even be thick enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, little overall change, cloud in central and eastern areas. to the west, there is a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night towards northern ireland. that takes us to saturday. the start of the weekend. this is a slow—moving weather front. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud. bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england than we have seen. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will swing south and eastwards as we go on through sunday night and into monday, clearing out of the way. then,

south—west. the sharpness of the contrast between the two air masses has driven some snowfall in some places and also some significant rainfall. flooding across parts of the south west of englandas we head through 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

i think the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotland england, that is where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. there could be occasional brighter spells. but on the whole, quite a cloudy day. it could even be thick enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, little overall change, cloud in central and eastern areas. to the west, there is a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night towards northern ireland. that takes us to saturday. the start of the weekend. this is a slow—moving weather front. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud. bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england thatn we have seen. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will its way swing south and eastwards as we go on through sunday night and into monday, clearing out of the way. then, the weather gets more exciting next w

west england and manchester area. also through the midlands, wales, the south—west of england. rain and drizzle. —— eastern end. east anglia is seeing the fog lift, as it is in lincolnshire. out towards the west will also see the fog slowly lift through the morning. i mid—morning it might have lifted into low cloud but it will continue to break and we will see sunny skies developing across much of western scotland. also through northern ireland, north—west england and wales, and the south—west. don't forget, this is where we have the fog. where it lingers, you will have a gloomy fog. where it lingers, you will have day. fog. where it lingers, you will have a gloomy day. temperatures not in great shape in glasgow, only two. we are looking at a high of eight degrees in london, nine degrees in the channel islands. through the evening and overnight there will still be cloud around. further fog patches forming. not as widespread as the situation we have this morning. there will also be frost round. these temperatures tell you what you can expect in towns and cities, but in rural are

west england into the midlands. in southern areas, the wind easing a little bit, showers dotted about through south—west england and but for many of us, they'll is to begin with but what follows will be a largely fine and dry day but showers continue in northern ireland, scotland and north west england, and increasingly snow for lower levels as we go through the day. a brisk and chilly north westerly wind especially across the northern half of the uk. a similar pattern on friday, some sunny spells but across the north—west of the uk there will be further sleet and snow showers. it's a lot quieter as the weekend begins, some sunny spells, fewer showers but another weather system coming in on sunday and while many of us will get rain out of that, the risk of some snow the further north you are. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the european union has found more than 3,500 examples of russian disinformation. all geared at destabilising the eu. and the european parliament says it's an orchestrated strategy. according to a new report, the russians are spreading fake news in as many languages as possible through as

from scotla nd outbreaks of rain all the way from scotland down to the south—east of england but you notice clearer skies towards the westeloping cross wells in south—west england, northern ireland after patchy fog, its eastern parts were the rain and drizzle will continue into the afternoon and it will be fairly slow to clear away, quite stubborn to clear from scotland completely, jared abbrederis sure, the northern isles it will stay cloudy with drizzle. sunshine in western scotland, light winds, sunshine for northern ireland and north—west england and across wales but around lincolnshire towards norfolk and suspect it will stay a little bit damp into the afternoon. sunshine coming through towards the london area and the south east but also more towards the south west but with light winds and the sunshine, temperatures 8—9dc. 0vernight tonight the cloud and rain were cringing you across the far east, further west fog will form into wednesday morning and there will be a few pockets of frost around on thursday morning as well. temperatures close to freezing in many places but i think fog will be the biggest issue not onl

by around dawn. 0n into the south—west of england by around dawn. aks 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 n

and we're going to be keeping the wet weather across north—east england and some snow over the hills. to the south, scattered showers westbut less windy than thursday. some sunshine developing. bright day for northern ireland and sunny spells for south england. on saturday, it is going to become colder. a lot of sunshine across the north of the country, predominantly dry. to the milder. south, 2—7. bye. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump threatens legal action against steve bannon after his former aide is quoted in a disparaging book about the white house. the president's lawyers are now trying to stop the book from being published, but lots of people already have copies. welcome to the latest episode of the reality tv presidency. reporting in this book has angered the administration and taken everyone by surprise. what's it like to get hit by a bomb cyclone. well, it looks like this and it's freezing the east coast of america. also on the programme: if america first is the slogan under trump, and the us stops being the world's big brother, which country is waiting

though we could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west of englandslowly moves its way eastwards 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 win

bombard milderair feeding into much of the south—west, eventually reaching the midlands and eastern englanduse of snow melt and the rain and also with further rain falling here, bad news through the night. affecting cornwall and devon and then 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

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

the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotland. loud is likely to be rather thicker. 0ccasional bright spells. 0n the whole, a cloudy day. it could even be big enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, some change, cloud in central and eastern areas going west. a change. this atla ntic areas going west. a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night the courts could kill towards northern ireland. —— towards. saturday. the start of the weekend. slow—moving weather fronts. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud to be bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will swing south and east as we go on through sunday night and into monday clearing out of the way. and then the weather gets even more exciting next week, you will be pleased to hear, as cold air co

i think the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotland as well. but across central and eastern england, that is where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. there could be occasional brighter spells. but on the whole, quite a cloudy day. it could even be thick enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, little overall change, cloud in central and eastern areas. to the west, there is a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night towards northern ireland. that takes us to saturday. the start of the weekend. this is a slow—moving weather front. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud. bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england thatn we have seen. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will swing south and eastwards as we go on through sunday night and into monday, clearing out of the way. then, the w

i think the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotlandbut across central and eastern england, that is where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. there could be occasional brighter spells. but on the whole, a cloudy day. it could even be thick enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, little overall change, cloud in central and eastern areas going west. to the west, there is a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night towards northern ireland. that takes us to saturday. the start of the weekend. this is a slow—moving weather front. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud. bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will its way swing south and eastwards as we go on through sunday night and into monday, clearing out of the way. then, the weather gets more

cloud and rain across south—west england and wayne chilly wales. —— across south—west england and wales. showers are ready on the go. becoming frequent through the day. the breeze picking up, colder and colder the day goes on. showers turning wintry, not just colder the day goes on. showers turning wintry, notjust in the hills of north—west scotland. more sunshine in england through the afternoon. punctuated by heavy showers. the odd rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out. temperatures the afternoon still in double figures. further north the colder air seeping figures. further north the colder airseeping in. figures. further north the colder air seeping in. the feed of the cold wind continues into monday night. showers turning to sleet and snow in northern ireland, scotland and england. by tuesday and the rest of the week colder air firmly in place with the flow coming in from the north west, almost throughout. added chill to the wind on thursday. showers, rain, sleet and hail, snow in the hills. into lower levels in parts of northern england, scotla

i think the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotlands where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. there could be occasional brighter spells. but on the whole, quite a cloudy day. it could even be thick enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time to time. heading through friday night, little overall change, cloud in central and eastern areas. to the west, there is a change. this atlantic front begins to slowly move through bringing rain towards the end of the night towards northern ireland. that takes us to saturday. the start of the weekend. this is a slow—moving weather front. stuck underneath this band of rain, it could rain most of the day. some coming and going. further east, cloud. bright and sunny spells. perhaps more of these in east anglia in south—east england than we have seen. sunday, another pretty cloudy affair. this band of rain eventually will swing south and eastwards as we go on through sunday night and into monday, clearing out of the way. then, the weather gets more exciting next week, you will be pleased

start, brea ks rest of the day, after cloudy start, breaks in the cloud across wales, parts of south—west englandand cloud is stubborn. thick enough to occasionally get the odd spot of drizzle. friday evening, the first sign of change in the western areas. a band of rain in northern ireland, swinging into north and western wales and south england. to the east, same old story, cloud and misty with some clearer spots in scotland. temperatures above freezing. for the weekend, this band of rain will become slow—moving. if you find yourself stuck underneath, it might be raining for most of the day on saturday. to the east, greater chance of getting a few breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick upa breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick up a little bit. on sunday, another atlantic front moving from the north—west pushing its way south and east. in the monday, it will clear at the way and it is then that oui’ clear at the way and it is then that our weather gets more exciting because cold air is swinging right backin because cold air is swinging right back in and that means next week will be colder

in south—west england, elenor took a chunk out of the sea wall. foam. nor took a chunk out of the sea walllj pulled took a chunk out of the sea wall.|j pulled the curtains back and saw a scene of utter devastation. you can see how close the house is, probably 50 yards away. i am amazed to see what happened. and through second night here, large waves pose a serious threat. the sea is a powerful thing. it is a silent killer and it will have you as quick asa killer and it will have you as quick as a lick. this is the fourth major storm to hit europe in a month and it is not yet over. some coastal areas in the uk and ireland remain on high flood alert. an operation has begun to recover the wreckage of a seaplane which crashed near sydney on new year's eve, killing five members of a british family and the pilot. the aircraft has been submerged in more than a0 feet of water after coming down in the hawkesbury river. our correspondent, phil mercer is watching the recovery operation. this operation has been going now for seven hours. how is it progressing? that

heavy rain brings flooding and mudslides to south west england — elsewhere snow and ice cause problemsthe roads. and at last something to cheer about down under, as england win the one day series against australia. good evening. turkey is being urged to show restraint tonight, as it continues an offensive into northern syria that its feared will further destabilise a war—torn region. turkish troops crossed the border with syria as part of a military effort to target a kurdish militia in the province of afrin. the kurdish group has been backed by the united states in the fight against so—called islamic state. but turkey regards it as a terrorist organisation. from the border, mark lowen reports on a potential new front in the syrian war. as if syria needed more of this. artillery fire from turkey, launching a new ground and air offensive. it's called operation olive branch, though it's anything but a gesture of peace. from the air, turkish f—16s struck yesterday. their target — the syrian kurdish militia, or ypg. turkey sees them as terrorists, linked to the outlawed pkk, who have long

for north—west england, wales and the south—west. england, wales and the south—west. d snow threat into northern ireland, north—west england and western scotland. with the wind it will feel below freezing here. tricky problems with further snow showers coming in. there is a bit of a change going into the weekend. fist we need to be aware of this. running across parts of southern england on saturday morning. rain, maybe a bit of sleet, elsewhere fewer showers to be had. more in the way of dry, bright weather. chilly. 0n on sunday some of us will see more sleet and snow. for the weekend away from that early rain or sleet in southern england, saturday is mainly dry, by sunday wetter, windier weather coming back. president trump is saying a government shutdown is a realistic possibility, blaming the democrats. we will be live in our newsroom in washington. britain and france have signed a new treaty to boost border security and tackle the migrant issue. the further investment we have agreed today but make the uk's borders even more secure. deadly storms cause widespread de

parts of wales, edging into south—west england. into south—west england. to begin with. with. that spell of heavy rain and some gusty wind. some gusty wind. afternoon around the kent coast and the far north of scotland. the far north of scotland. between, sunshine and showers through the afternoon. through the afternoon. temperatures drop from some mild conditions. drop from some mild conditions. single figure is the most as we finished the day. finished the day. a scattering of showers in the west. showers in the west. nowhere near as windy as last night. windy as last night. but it will be cold tonight. cold tonight. northern and eastern areas, you may wake up to a touch of frost. wake up to a touch of frost. morning rush—hour, nowhere near as horrendous as it will be. horrendous as it will be. showers in the west. they will push eastwards. south—east, will get through the day drive that feeling cooler. drive that feeling cooler. temperatures the most in single figures. figures. thursday night into friday, showers continuing. showers continuing. a rigid

a milder day with 10 degrees in the likes of south—west england. day night, our weather front pushes east. south—west england. tuesday night, our weatherfront pushes east. it could turn murky over high ground, mist and fog patches with outbreaks of rain which will continue east. snow over the hills of scotland and temperatures overnight between two and 5 degrees. better weather for wednesday, the dregs of the weather front will clear away quickly with some sunshine coming through and temperatures will be climbing, getting back closer and above normal in places perhaps. even further north, five or 6 degrees, warmer than you've got at the moment. the weather will turn milder over the next few days. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: theresa may's cabinet reshuffle is underway, the immigration minister, brandon lewis, has been made chairman of the conservative party, replacing patrick mclaughlin. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me good afternoon, welcome to the bbc sports centre, i'm jessica creighton. andy murray ha

heavy rain brings flooding and mudslides to south west england — elsewhere snow and ice cause problemsroads. hundreds of people queue to pay their respects to the singer with their respects to the singer with the cranberries, dolores o'riordan, in her home city of limerick. and victory down under for kyle edmund in australia as he books his place in his first grand slam quarter final. more on that — and the rest of the day's sport in sportsday at 7.30. good evening. the authorities in afghanistan now say that m foreigners and four afghan nationals were killed in an attack on an international hotel in the capital kabul. after heavy fighting that lasted twelve hours, afghan special forces took control of the intercontinental hotel, killing the gunmen who stormed it yesterday evening. more than 150 people managed to escape, or were rescued. the taliban says it carried out the attack. our correspondent zia shahreyar reports from kabul. the final moments of a fight that had lasted all night. gunfire and explosions as afghan special forces battled to regain control of the intercontinental ho

the milder weather is with the rain that we've got here across wales and south—west england. ds from the day. and in the afternoon, the rain becomes light and patchy, keeping a lot of cloud across much of england and wales. scotland and northern ireland more likely to get sunshine and some showers will be quite windy, gales developing in the north—west in particular. but it is the atlantic air coming in, even with a lot of cloud, temperatures will be higher than they were today. around the base of this low—pressure, severe gales overnight across the far north of scotland. those will ease by sunday morning, and we will see the weather front returning, bringing rain and drizzle across scotland, many other parts of the uk may well be dry. as you can see, a lot of cloud. still, a brisk west south—westerly wind. it's going to be very mild, temperatures could be high on sunday. and where we see some breaks in the cloud, to the east of high ground, perhaps north—east wales, cheshire, temperatures hitting 15 degrees. a bit cooler in the far north of scotland to the north of the rain.

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

rain, sleet and hailfor wales and for south—west england.the pennines, northern ireland and western scotland at times it will be heavy sleet and snow showers. further accumulations in places. there will be another cold day. on saturday, early rain, perhaps sleet, clearing from southern england. it will be a quieter day, sunshine, fewer showers but wet and windy weather spreading north—east on sunday. you're watching beyond 100 days. the french president arrives in britain — he offers the gift of a tapestry and takes away millions of pounds. at the high profile summit, the prime minister agrees to increase funding for border controls in calais. mr macron is given a taste of british life — lunch in the pub and a suitably rainy day. but there's some criticism that he's got too much out of this visit. we will reinforce the security infrastructure with extra cctv, fencing and infrared technology at calais and other border points. translation: brexit will never prevent the high level of cooperation between our countries. it could bring about uncer

there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west englandth some sunshine through the morning. those showers continue across many northern and western areas, but through the afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northern ireland, the far north of england with snow amounts continuing to tot up here. cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. to the south with the sunshine, shouldn't be too bad. 0nto wednesday night, this is the area of low pressure will the next hazard to our shores. a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, an improving picture, the winds falling lighter. there'll

one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast, as well. ross 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, t

there in towards the pennines and the odd wintry showers across the higher ground, the moors of south—west englandne through the morning. those showers continue across many northern and western areas, but through the afternoon, like i mentioned, increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales with most of the showers confined to scotland and northern ireland, the far north of england with snow amounts continuing to tot up here. it will be cold if you factor in the wind, subzero feeling temperatures in the north. but to the south with the sunshine, it shouldn't be too bad. now, onto wednesday night, this deep area of low pressure will be the next hazard to our shores. it's going to bring a spell of wet and very windy weather to all areas. across the north of this rain band, we're likely to see a spell of snow for northern ireland, northern england, central, southern scotland, which could be heavy for a time. severe gales sweeping through england and wales along with that rain but it clears out quite quickly through thursday morning, and in fact, into thursday afternoon, and improving picture,

some heavy rain into northern england, south—west scotla nd northern england, south—west scotland andorning onwards. 60 to 70 mile an hour gusts around the coasts. that will cause some travel disruption and some damage as well. in the north it is a quieter scene. the wind is nowhere near as strong. it isa the wind is nowhere near as strong. it is a cold start here. some sunshine for me in shetland. rain, sleet and snow across orkney and shetland. still cloudy in northern england. the rain is starting to whip up around the north—west, particularly across greater manchester and merseyside down into cheshire and wales. compared to this morning, a good deal more sunshine around at times. blustery today. the wind eases down temporarily. tonight the wind strengthens again. there is still the same band of rain, sleet and hill snow in central and southern scotland. that will be around tomorrow as well. for more morning brightness around tomorrow, particularly for england and wales. you will need a waterproofjacket as there will be showers in the morning. in the south—west it will be another b

south—east england. even towards the south coast, winds will be very gusty for a time, and there will be a few showers working into southern parts of wales and across south—westt is going to be one of those mornings. whether it's due to the snow locally, or those strong winds, either way, we could see one or two problems out and about. now, through the rest of the day, the weather becomes a little bit more straightforward as those fierce winds work across the netherlands. and by the way, that could bring disruption at schiphol airport, for example. if you're flying there, check before travelling. through the rest of the day, it stays quite windy. we'll have a number of wintry showers across the north and west, with temperatures again struggling across northern areas. feeling cold here, but even colder when you factor in the strength of the wind. now, as we go through thursday evening and overnight, those snow showers, if anything, could get a bit heavier again across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with further significant accumulations of snow building up. elsewhere, as temperatures take a dive, again ice could be a problem as we head on into the fir

one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. y 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 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 into 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. it will be windy here. but generally speaking, not a bad day. the cloud breaking up to give some sunshine, and those temperatures much higher than they were on sun

south—east of england into east anglia into the east midlands. behind it, the sky is clear and then it is very windy with gales beginning to develop across the south—westtland and also a ross northern ireland. there could bea ross northern ireland. there could be a bitter winter in a sober the higher ground. it will be a dry cold frosty start at eight o'clock in the morning across central northern scotland. a few showers for the northern hours. the skies brightened up northern hours. the skies brightened up with some sunshine, a few blustery showers, but voters both gusts likely. moving through the midlands across into the south—east. likely to cause some disruption. very mild pr but chilly in the north. that area of low pressure moves away as we head on into friday. then we are looking up towards the west. this next area of low pressure will bring next spell of blustery weather for friday. looks like we will see blustery showers into the afternoon. a wind in wales, south—west of england and on into the south—east. it will be a cold day. cold is the theme is ahead through the course of the weekend. arctic air moves south across the whole uk. it really

drift towards the south—west of england and why is, it's a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers.ound 3—7, but when you add on the cool north—westerly wind it's feeling subzero for many others particularly across parts of scotla nd others particularly across parts of scotland and northern ireland. into this evening, slowly the wintry showers in the north tend to ease away, then we turn our attention to this batch of wet weather. rain moving in from the south—west. as it bonds into the 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

we are more likely to be seeing some sunny spells once the sun is up into wales and south—west englandg. not going to get too much higher during the day, but as you can see there's a fair amount of sunshine around. though, even though the showers are going to clear away from central and eastern england, some of us will have more cloud compared with thursday. even here, a few sunny spells coming through into the afternoon. fairly light winds, and as you see, temperatures top around 4—5 degrees in scotland. 7—9 in northern ireland, england and wales. going into the evening, the breeze picks up. we get outbreaks of rain into northern ireland scotland, and that pushes further east as we go through friday and into sunday morning. the lowest temperatures will be in the east. there could be a touch of frost developing in places that have been clear overnight. here is the big picture into the weekend. weather fronts coming in. as you can see, initially through western parts, with some heavier bursts as the day begins. it also all starts to move eastwards. in england, early sunshine, outbreaks

south—west. away from those, some sunny breaks. temperatures slowly on the rise and nowhere near as windy as it has been. the showers keep on going even towards the end of the afternoon in south—west englande dry at the end. some dry weather continuing all day long across northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. much of scotland, cloudy with some rain, sleet and snow. that will become a big feature for the weekend, including strong winds. we could see a frost and icy conditions where roads are wet overnight, particularly in western scotland. most will see cloud, longest bars of rain potentially in the very far south—east of england, rain turning to sleet and snow across northern england. 0n to sleet and snow across northern england. on saturday, the winds get stronger. widespread gales developing to southern and eastern areas. that is how it will feel out there whether you have got sunshine or showers. getting closer to freezing if not below. at least the west of wales and england, you will have sunshine. through the night, as the winds ease down, that is where we will most likely see a widespread frost. rural areas of scotland could get down to minus ten. notice a lack of blu

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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

through wednesday night into birthday, some showers towards south—west england. will develop. not just that, we are set to seize and dense patches of fog. through thursday morning and friday morning frost and fog will be the jewel hazard for commuters. the fog could linger. away from that, a good deal of sunny brea ks away from that, a good deal of sunny breaks developing for many. still some outbreaks of rain towards shetland, maybe across parts of norfolk and suffolk. temperatures down a bit after that chilly night, back down to between 3—7. on friday mist and fog across eastern areas. the wind picking up through the day. sunny spells in the afternoon in central and eastern areas. in the west the rain arriving in ireland later in the day. that weather fronts slowly moving eastwards as we go through into the weekend. heavy initially, turning right and patchy. lots of cloud around this weekend and force on the grey skies are back. —— for some the grey skies are back. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. north and south korea meet for the first time in t

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further south, a number of showers across southern wales and south—west england, many will be ofrainls. for many across england, it should be a sunny start to the day but it will feel cold. temperatures hovering around about freezing and brisk winds to factor in. so a risk of disruption as we go into friday morning, mainly focused across the western side of scotland. check before travelling and allow extra time for your journey. for the rest of the day, the majority of snow showers will be across the north and west of country. fewer showers elsewhere with the best of the sunshine across central and eastern england. even here, there could be an occasional wintry shower blowing in on those brisk winds. the wind will make you feel chilly. temperatures not reaching much above freezing in the northern uk, but even in the south when you factor in the winds, it will be a cold—feeling day. there will be changes in the weather coming up through friday night. the weather front will try to move in and bring a spell of rain to the south of the uk. now, a bit of uncertainty about how far north th

south—east. quite a view showers getting blown in across england and wales, heavy and frequent in wales and the south—westshowers 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. in the northern half, it could be down to minus ten. not so cold in the south, but the wind eases down on sunday, and it should be brighter with more sunshine, but cold for all of us. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you

though we could see 10—11 degrees in the south—west with that weather front as it pushes into the south—west of englandd 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 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

south—east england. even towards the south coast, winds will be gusty at times, and there will be a few showers working into southern parts of wales and across south—west. whether it's due to the snow locally, or those strong winds, either way, we could see one or two problems out and about. now, through the rest of the day, the weather becomes a little bit more straightforward as those fierce winds work across the netherlands. by the way, that could cause disruption at schiphol airport, for example. if you're flying there, check before travelling. through the rest of the day, it stays quite windy. we'll have a number of wintry showers across the north and west, with temperatures again struggling across northern areas. feeling cold here, but even colder when you factor in the strength of the winds. now, as we go through thursday evening and overnight, those snow showers, if anything, could get a bit heavier again across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with further significant accumulations of snow building up. elsewhere, as temperatures take a dive, again ice could be a problem as we head into the first part of morning. and friday, a similar ki

thousands of homes were left without power across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and south—west england — nervous moments in portreath tonight. part of the old harbour wall had collapsed, letting the atlantic seep through at high tide. quite a gap, isn't it? it is an awful gap. sandra's house is right next to the giant hole that's been left in the sea defences. what are your thoughts? scared! yeah, we've just had all new carpets put in, so you know, it's... yeah, yeah, it's going to be a frightening night, i think. it was the early hours of this morning when storm eleanor smashed away the 20m section. cornwall‘s coastal communities are used to fierce weather, but portreath now feels especially vulnerable. they weren't the only ones. this was galway in the irish republic. high spring tides added force to the storm — a potentially deadly mix. in northern ireland, gusts reached 90 miles per hour, leaving 25,000 homes without electricity. we have to bring in crews to cut the trees, we have to bring in digging crews to pull out the poles and to replace poles and to re—string lines. all of th