but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.but the worst of the wind, the worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from washington, this is bbc news. there's jubilation over the latest hostage and prisoner release, and a precarious moment for the gaza ceasefire deal as israel accuses hamas of breaching its terms. as the trump administration freezes us aid to most countries, we look at those most impacted like violence—torn haiti. and donald trump praises sir keir starmer, saying he plans to call the british prime minister within 2a hours in what would be the first conversation between the two leaders since the inauguration. hello, i'm carl nasman. a fragile truce aimed at ending the war in gaza is entering its second week, after four israeli h

but another one starts to approach from the south of england, into south—west england first, as we headthen that area of rain could push further eastwards. rain, but we think, for most of us, it should be a largely a little cooler. across the board, as high pressure starts to edge in. bye— bye. live from singapore, this is bbc news. the world reacts to the release of deepseek, donald trump says the apps release is a positive development. the release deepseek ai from a chinese should be a = -e= = e-u i'm steve lai. firms as investors respond to the development of a hugely popular ai chatbot called deepseek. it's only been available for a week, than its more famous us rival, chatgpt. when trading opened. from the firm's value.

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

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south west england. worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from washington, this is bbc news. amid jubilation over the latest hostage and prisoner release, a precarious moment for the gaza ceasefire deal as israel accuses hamas of breaching its terms. 13 soldiers serving with peacekeeping forces in the democratic republic of congo are killed in clashes with m23 rebels. and as the trump administration freezes us aid to most countries, we look at those most impacted — like violence—torn haiti. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start with scenes ofjubilation in israel and the west bank after four female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas were released in exchange for around 200 palestinian prisoners detained by israel. the

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.e worst of the wind, the worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from washington, this is bbc news. four female israeli soldiers taken hostage by hamas are freed in return for 200 palestinian prisoners. truckloads of aid make it into gaza under the precarious ceasefire agreement, but the un says the humanitarian situation remains dire. criticism on capitol hill after president trump fires more than a dozen independent watchdogs, tasked with investigating government corruption. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start with scenes ofjubilation in israel and the west bank after four female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas were released in exchange for around 200 palestinian prisoners detained by israel. t

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south west england.art to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. yes, i've been talking to some of this year's awards contenders. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies awards lookahead 2025. the wildfires in los angeles have caused massive pain and agony. they've dislocated the entertainment industry, including awards season. the 0scar nominations announcement was delayed, but now all has been revealed and we have a very strong field of academy awards nominees for 2025.

ice are in place from 6pm today until midday sunday — they cover the east midlands, north—west england, wales, southr. our news 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 w

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england. the worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from london, this is bbc news. thousands of displaced palestinians are prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip as israel accuses hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. donald trump praises british prime minister keir starmer and says he will call him in the coming 2a hours. and the rare alignment of five planets offers stargazers a spectacle in the skies. hello, i'm anjana gadgil. thousands of displaced palestinians have been prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip after israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. israel has so far prevented them crossing

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.in should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. voice-over: this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of displaced palestinians are prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip as israel accuses hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. donald trump praises british prime minister keir starmer and says he will call him in the coming 24 hours. the democratic republic of congo has severed diplomatic relations with neighbouring rwanda, accusing it of backing m23 rebels who've been advancing on the eastern city of goma. the united nations and others also accuse rwanda of fuelling the conflict with its own troops and weapons. in the last few days, thirteen soldiers serving with peacekeeping forc

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.he worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from washington. this is bbc news. there's jubilation over the latest hostage and prisoner release, and a precarious moment for the gaza ceasefire deal — as israel accuses hamas of breaching its terms. as the trump administration freezes us aid to most countries, we look at those most impacted — like violence—torn haiti. and: donald trump praises sir keir starmer — saying he plans to call the british prime minister within 2a hours in what would be the first conversation between the two leaders since the inauguration. hello. i'm carl nasman. a fragile truce aimed at ending the war in gaza is entering its second week, after four israeli hostages and around 200

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello, i'm katie razzall. coming up on the media show: prince harry wins an apology from planet murdoch. donald trump's thoughts on the future of tiktok. if i do the deal, it's - worth maybe $1 trillion. a trillion. and the release of the israeli hostages in gaza, and the debate about the responsible way to cover that story. it's all coming up on the media show. on wednesday morning, prince harry settled his long—running legal battle with the murdoch family's news group newspapers.

still some snow showers, some freezing fog once again slow to clear, central england, south and east england, north wales, north westchannel islands. then the outlook sees the chance of some rain and some snow, on friday for some of us, but it gets a little bit less cold. live from london. this is bbc news. a powerful earthquake hits china's tibet region, near mount everest — chinese state media say 95 people are dead and hundreds more injured. a huge rescue operation is underway. five people have died across the us with an emergency declared. flood warnings are in force across large parts of the uk with a danger to life alert in south leicestershire. the head of the uk inquiry into sex abuse gang says there is no need for a new national investigation because action should be taken now. and mcdonnell staff say they are still facing sexual abuse and harassment —— mcdonald's staff say they are

hopeful with a bit more breeze in the west tomorrow, that will turn the cloud over a little bit more and break it up. perhaps northern england, wales, parts of southell. it is here we will see the high temperatures, but just 4—5 celsius across areas further south. even with the breaks on the cloud and the light wind. the wind direction is pulling it in generally from the south and east. by sunday the weather front is approaching a little more. some early morning fog which could be dense and slow to clear and generally will have a little bit more cloud in the skies there on sunday. for northern ireland and scotland, western scotland, quite a change with the approach of this weather front with some patchy rain so no doubt cloudier here. again east of the grampians we might see good spells of sunshine. a little sunshine but quite chilly at 3—4 celsius across england and wales but it does turn milder and more unsettled as we get into the middle of next week. live from london, this is bbc news. the israeli security cabinet recommends approving the gaza ceasefire deal. the wider government cabinet is now convening. i’m wider government cabinet is now co

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south west england.in should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. k this is bbc news, the headlines... scenes of celebration in the west bank, as 200 palestinians are released from israeli prisons. that prisoner release came after hamas released four female israeli soldiers. it's the second exchange under the gaza ceasefire deal. 13 foreign peacekeepers have now been killed in clashes with m23 rebels in the east of the democratic republic of the congo. the un security council is to meet on sunday to discuss the crisis. here in the uk, thousands of homes and businesses are still without power, as storm eowyn causes chaos across the uk and ireland. and tonight is a special night for scots around the world as they gather to celebrate the life and w

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south west england.mperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. welcome to talking business. here's what's on the programme. crowd cheers he's back. donald trump is once again in charge of the world's biggest economy. but what will that mean for the us and the rest of us? new tariffs against its biggest trading partners, the prospect of tax cuts and drilling for more oil. just some of the ways america is set to change over the next four years. we'll assess what trump 2.0 could mean for the world economy with our panel of experts this week. this week, the head of policy at the us chamber of commerce gives us their assessment of the impact on business and trade.

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.in should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sarah campbell and ben thompson. our headlines today: preventing another attack like southport, the home secretary tells tech giants they must remove extreme videos from social media. tens of thousands of homes across the uk remain without power two days after storm eowyn hit. on the eve of holocaust remembrance day, we hear from an auschwitz survivor 80 years on. in sport, liverpool keep the rest of the premier league at bay. another win, this time over ipswich, maintains their six—point lead, and takes them a step closer to the title. good morning, storm veneer will bring wet and windy weather the uk today and it will cause further

just a few raining into parts of south west england. we've got broken clouds to the northeast of the uk as well. but otherwise, expect these grey and cloudy skies to last, for most of us, pretty much all day, with the best of the sunshine continuing to be across the north east of both scotland and england as well. now, overnight tonight, given that that cloud sheet is probably going to stay with us, for most it's just going to be a cloudy night with temperatures just drifting down a few degrees. there could be occasional breaks in the cloud across parts of northern england, to allow an odd nip of frost, and potentially a few isolated fog patches, but i'm not expecting the fog to be very widespread, because that cloud would probably prevent that. it could, though, be quite misty first thing sunday morning, maybe even with a patch of drizzle falling from this cloud sheet. otherwise, the best of the sunshine again is likely to be across northern scotland. maybe a few breaks coming into western wales, parts of southwest england, maybe north

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

england and wales. it is a cold is a kind of day, coupled with that there are hardly any breaks in the cloud at all. just a few south—west as well. 0therwise expect these grey and cloudy skies to last for most of us pretty much all day. the best of the sunshine continuing across the north—east of both scotland and england as well. 0vernight tonight, given that cloud sheet is probably going to stay with us, for most it is going to be a cloudy night with temperatures drifting down a few degrees. could be occasional breaks in the cloud across parts of northern england to allowed... isolated for patches but not expecting the fog to be very widespread because the cloud will probably prevent that. it could be quite misty first thing sunday morning, may be patchy drizzle falling from the stylesheet. 0therwise falling from the stylesheet. otherwise the rest of the sunshine again is expected to be across northern scotland. maybe a few breaks in western wales, south—west england, maybe northern ireland as well. mostly, another cloudy day. temperatures struggling, three orfour temperatures struggling, three or four celsius. tempera

still some snow showers, some freezing fog once again slow to clear, central england, south and east england, north wales, north westeven in the channel islands. then the outlook sees the chance of some rain and some snow, on friday for some of us, but it gets a little bit less cold. live from london. this is bbc news. a powerful earthquake hits china's tibet region, near mount everest — chinese state media say 95 people are dead and hundreds more injured. a huge rescue operation continues. flood warnings are in force across large parts of the uk — with a danger to life alert in south leicestershire. commemorations are taking place in paris to mark the tenth anniversary of the attack on the serrat girl magazine charlie hebdo after it published political cartoons of muhammad —— the satirical magazine. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with the latest on that major earthquake that has struck china's tibet region.

england and wales. it follows storm eowyn, which killed two people. louisa pilbeam reports. it was the south west with a second weather system called storm herminia flooding roads. these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompanied by 82 mile an hour winds. this was saint austell in cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarkshire, has been without electricity for three days. it's been worse for other folk than me, that's for sure. see, i'm lucky i've got the fire here, i've got a wee gas cooker so i can heat things up. i've go

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

some for wales, northern ireland, the odd shower for south—west england and frequent snow showers in 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 will struggle. some wintry showers up

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south—west englandill 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 london, this is bbc news. a night—time curfew is in force in parts of los angeles worst—hit by devastating wildfires, which have killed at least 11 people. this is the scene live as fires burn for a fourth night. california's governor calls for an investigation into how water shortages impaired the fight against the wildfires. donald trump again insists he's innocent following his sentencing in his hush—money case. the president elect avoided prison or a fine. and will tiktok be banned in the us later this month? the app's fate is now up to the supreme court. hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme. let's start in los ange

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south—west englandrough 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. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: a night—time curfew has come into force in parts of los angeles as the battle to get devastating wildfires under control continues. this one moved so quickly. it was on a distant region one minute and then ten minutes later it was right on top of us. it was crazy how fast it moved. prince harry and meghan have been meeting residents affected by the wildfires, as well as emergency workers. chancellor rachel reeves arrives in china on a mission to attract investment in the uk. the search for two sisters who went missing from aberdeen enters its fourth day. in sport, there's plenty to ponder for graham potter on his return to foo

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south—west englandn 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. voice-over: this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. how much should our past shape ourfuture? when is it time tojust rebuild? and what if those sorts of questions are asked on the scale of a nation? albania underwent such turbulence in the last century, and until very recently, travellers stayed away. but now they are here because this country is rebounding. between 19114 and 1985 albania was under one of the most repressive regimes in the world, led by the communist dictatorship of enver hoxha,

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 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

skies and light winds and by the end of night we will have rain starting to show its hand in south—west englandthe risks of ice tomorrow morning, on damp surfaces, and we could see temperatures fall away as low as minus eight. tomorrow any freezing fog will be slow to clear, a lot of dry weather round, we are also looking at the risk of 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 but the exact position could change, we think it will be south of the m4 corridor but this system 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 and east england, north wales and the snow showers in the north accompanied by a blustery wind. temperatures 3—4 degree, seven in the channel i

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

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 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

but as we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the south—west of england, maybee midlands. 0ver some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines — that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south. and so some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands. that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across high ground in northern 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 o

you may see a few breaks also for parts of wales in the west and also into parts of south west englandy, we've got weak weather fronts moving into the uk, bringing some slightly thicker cloud, a few patches of rain here and there but nothing heavy in the forecast. occasional brighter spells are possible. for most, though, it's another cloudy day and still quite cold for england and wales. milderfor scotland and northern ireland. heading into the middle part of the week, well, i'm going to take a look at the incredible strength of the jet stream, powered by the cold air that's moving in across north america at the moment, the jet stream accelerates to 250 miles an hour, one of the strongest atlantic jet streams i've ever seen. this will power some very quick flights across the atlantic, going between the us and london next week, for sure. it's also going to power this incredibly deep area of low pressure. the winds out to sea to the west of the uk in this system are expected to gust in excess of 100mph. now, the winds won't get that quite that strong here, but nevertheless, there is a t

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

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south west englandif 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. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this is work. my loo. can we have a look? yeah, that's all right. yeah. this is you, obviously. yeah, it was one of my drawings. i also wrote on the door because i only wanted people with serious disabilities to be using this loo, and have the wonderful benefit of my drawing. so that's their bonus. and then, also, i drew the cat here. my wild bit of graffiti. yeah, and then, this is the tears area here. what are tears? tracey emin artist residency. so this is the communal area and the kitchen. so are these the studio spaces? these are the studios. you didn't have to have gone to art school before,

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

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south west englandhen 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. la county officials say the suburbs look like they've been "hit by an atomic bomb". more than 55 square miles have burned. donald trump is sentenced in his new york hush—money case — he avoids jail but he'll become the first us president to serve as a convicted felon. hello, i'm carl nasman. firefighters are still battling to contain wildfires which have been raging across los angeles for four days. let's show you the latest pictures from the city. forecasters say more high winds are expected in the coming days, which could stoke an already perilous situation. at least 11 people are now known to have died,

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

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south—west england 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. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello, i'm katie razzall. and i'm ros atkins. on this week's edition of the media show, we're going to talk about meta's decision to cancel its fact—checking operation, which it has been using on instagram and on facebook. what can the so—called legacy media learn from news influencers? we speak to one influencer who's been reporting on the ukraine war on tiktok. and we're going to look ahead to the release of grand theft auto vi, which could be the biggest media event of the year. it's all on the media show. now, meta has decided to stop using its independent fact—checking programme on its platforms, facebook a

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

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south west england 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. donald trump is sentenced in his new york hush money case. he avoids jail but he'll become the first us president to serve as a convicted felon. and — the us supreme court appears poised to uphold a looming us ban on tiktok. hello, i'm carl nasman. firefighters are still battling to contain wildfires which have been raging across los angeles for four days. let's show you the latest pictures from the city. forecasters say more high winds are expected in the coming days, which could stoke an already perilous situation. at least 11 people are now known to have died and about 10,000 homes and buildings are either destroyed, damaged or at risk. a night—time curfew is in

so it's the south—west of england, south wales will see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow.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 there for plymouth, and then that's the theme as we head into the weekend. this area of high pressure will bring quite a bit of sunshine, but we start to see south—westerly winds pushing in across the uk. that'll start to bring this milder air across scotland, northern ireland, initially, and then gradually across parts of england and wales. here, it will be a slower change. as we head into next week, though, it will be evident. so we're into the low teens, as we head into next week, for scotland and northern ireland, and it'll be slowly getting less cold for england and wales, too. that's it from me. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and naga munchetty. our headlines today. new wildfires in los angeles break out as the number of confirmed dead rises to five. more than 130,000 people have been evacuated. fires

just a few raining into parts of south west england.st, for most of us, pretty much all day, with the best of the sunshine continuing to be across the north east of both scotland and england as well. now, overnight tonight, given that that cloud sheet is probably going to stay with us, for most it's just going to be a cloudy night with temperatures just drifting down a few degrees. there could be occasional breaks in the cloud across parts of northern england, to allow an odd nip of frost, and potentially a few isolated fog patches, but i'm not expecting the fog to be very widespread, because that cloud would probably prevent that. it could, though, be quite misty first thing sunday morning, maybe even with a patch of drizzle falling from this cloud sheet. otherwise, the best of the sunshine again is likely to be across northern scotland. maybe a few breaks coming into western wales, parts of southwest england, maybe northern ireland too. but for most it's another cloudy and cold day with temperatures struggling, three orfour celsius qu

much past four or five celsius, but ten in western scotland, in northern ireland and towards south—west englandnd 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. this is bbc news, the headlines: a night—time curfew is in force in parts of los angeles worst—hit by devastating wildfires which have killed at least eleven people. california's governor calls for an investigation into how water shortages impaired the fight against the wildfires. president biden has described los angeles as a "war scene". donald trump again insists he's innocent following his sentencing in his hush—money case. the president elect has avoided prison or a fine, but he will still take office as the first us president with a felony conviction. and will tiktok be banned in the us later this month? the app's fate is now up to the supreme court. a lawyer for the us government argues t

north of that, through the midlands, parts of wales and the south—west, more mist and fog developing, so too is in the north—west of englandes in northern england, parts 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,

days, with rainfall totals building up, particularly across parts of wales, the midlands, and south west englandthe new week. now, at the moment we've got a little trough pushing eastwards, bringing rain, a bit of sleet and hill snow, mostly above 200 metres elevation across northern england and scotland, could be a few centimetres actually in scotland and a risk of some icy surfaces wherever we see a frost. so, into sunday morning, actually most of us having a fairly decent start to the day. there will still be some showers and blustery conditions for conditions for northern scotland, and it won't be long before we see the rain and winds pick up across england, wales, and northern ireland. gusts through the irish sea coast reaching around 60 to 70 miles an hour. winds that strong could topple one or two trees, bringing some winds that strong could topple one or two trees,- some - winds that strong could topple one or two trees._e - winds that strong could topple one or two trees, ., ._ ., , . our strategy. today, what difference is it making — our strategy. today, what difference is it making i