more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of englandngland too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees 01’ so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, wit

week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englandand there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. bye for now. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: a master again. tiger woods completes one of the greatest sporting comebacks of all time. he takes the title at augusta. after a decade beset by personal

week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englande top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the world. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: one of sport's greatest ever comebacks. more than a decade after his last major victory, tiger woods wins the masters. my mom was here. she was there in ‘97

that rain is pushing notjust into the south—west of england but into the south—west of england but intog and temperatures of 13 or 1a celsius. through the evening and overnight, we will see the back of the rain for northern ireland and wales and eventually from the south—west of england. at the same time the rain expected in orkney will push its way inland into scotland. in between we have some clearer skies which shouldn‘t be too cold tonight, with temperatures similar to last night, around three up to six celsius. i mention this idea of a changeable fortune this weekend, and we will find the eastern side of the uk more likely to have cloud and more likely to get wet weather for the west. it is likely to be drier for the west and more sunshine. a better day for northern ireland and wales and the western side of england on saturday. it should be dry with plenty sunshine. turning to cloud through the afternoon across eastern england, grey with drizzle. most rain coming across scotland, pushed in on an easterly wind which means the temperatures are struggling in aberdeen. but the northern

more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of englandotland, northern england too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees or so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here

more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of englandush its way eastwards into south—west scotland, northern england too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees 01’ so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west

of northerly winds, the winds are coming from the south or south—east. so temperatures will continue to rise. still the threat of some heavier downpours in the south—west of englandin northern scotland and many eastern parts of scotland and england will have a dry day on friday. sunshine coming through. temperatures probably getting as i was 13 or 1a celsius. so much better. good morning — welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: rolling back her red lines — theresa may appeals tojeremy corbyn to break the brexit deadlock. pushing for a breakthrough on brexit: theresa may prepares to meet labour leaderjeremy corbyn in a last—ditch bid to find a way forward. iam i am offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and agree toa leader of the opposition and agree to a plan that we can both stick to and leave the european union with the deal. but as conservative brexiteers cry betrayal can she keep her party together? and the honey bees that could hold than answer to one

one part of the uk that has been quite cloudy all day has been the south west of england. and up towards northern ireland. that is not really moving very far, it is actually a weak weather front that is just stumbling into that area of high pressure. that is blocking things off and drawing in the chilly air. it was bringing us, earlier on at least, a lot of sunshine. those temperatures have risen so we are seeing more patchy cloud developing, that is spreading out a bit more limiting the sunshine during the afternoon. we have still got the cloudy skies, stronger winds for northern ireland and towards the far south—west, perhaps one or two spots of rain. the odd light shower possible around those north sea coasts. on the whole, it is a dry day. rather more cloud perhaps than we had yesterday and temperatures struggling to around nine or 10 celsius. the cloud that does develop will tend to decay during this evening. skies will clear in many areas. we will keep cloudy skies for northern ireland, across parts of wales and the south—west, perhaps more rain coming in as well. th

one part of the uk that's been quite cloudy day has been the south—west of england. s wales and up towards northern ireland. that's not really moving very far. it's actually a weak weather front that is just stumbling into that area of high pressure, that's blocking things off and drawing in the chillier airand bringing us, earlier on at least, a lot of sunshine. but as temperatures have risen so we've seen more patchy cloud developing, that's spreading out a bit more, limiting the sunshine a bit during the afternoon. and we have still got the cloudier skies, stronger winds for northern ireland and towards the far south—west, perhaps one or two spots of rain. the odd light shower possible around those north sea coasts, but on the whole it's a dry day. rather more cloud perhaps then we had yesterday and so temperatures struggling to around nine or ten celsius. now, the cloud that does develop will tend to decay during this evening, skies will clear in many areas. we'll keep cloudier skies for northern ireland, across parts of wales and the south—west, perhaps a little

week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englandof weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we‘ve got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: tiger woods has made an extraordinary sporting comeback, by winning the masters title at augusta. it‘s the american‘s fifteenth major golfing title, his last was the us open eleven years ago. woods‘s victory sees him return from years of injuries and personal scandals. a powerful tornado‘s ripped through a small town in texas, leaving many people injured. it damage

week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englandere. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. bye for now. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: it's one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history. tiger woods wins the masters — more than ten years after his last golfing major title. he has had personal difficulties in that time, including a d

and the first part of this evening, lots of cloud, this frontal zone across south wales, southern and eastern england, continuing to push its way south and westvernight, so by dawn probably confined to the far south—west of england and elsewhere a dry night, mostly clear skies, although the northern isles will see more in the way of cloud. temperatures here staying above freezing but under clear skies temperature is getting close to freezing, if not a few degrees below across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland. it is a chilly and in places frosty start to the day. still some cloud and a few showers in the south—west of england, they will soon pull away and for most of us it is a dry and fine day with a good deal of sunshine, the cloud pushing from the northern isles into eastern scotland, fairly light winds put a noticeable north—easterly breeze across north—eastern coasts, pegging back the temperatures, nine or 10 celsius. head further west, 12 or 13 in the best sunshine but certainly lower than we have seen recently. through tomorrow evening, for most it isa through tomorrow evening, for most it is a dry night, clear s

south—west scotland, the isle of man, south—west wales. further east, a chilly night under clear spells, even a touch of frost in north—east england and easternn north—east england and eastern scotland and dense fog patches, some of which could be slow to clear but they should as we go through the morning and for many tomorrow, a fine day with spells of sunshine, the best across scotland where temperatures in the north west highlands could get up to 20. always cooler in the west, northern ireland, the far south—west of england still plagued by the slow—moving weather front but it will make progress eastwards slowly through the middle part of the week, bringing a little bit of rain and as it clears through, it will turn much cooler. let this is bbc news i am martine croxall. prayers have been held in the streets in sri lanka as church services are cancelled — a week after more than 250 people were killed in the easter sunday bombings. there's to be more prominent health warnings on packets of opioid painkillers because of growing concern over levels of addiction. britain's fracking tsar quits after six months in thejob. natascha engel says min

overnight, developing across eastern scotland and north—east england and cheri rain approaching the south—west. maybe the odd thunderstorm, that is a sign oftomorrow. low pressure firmly in charge. the frontal system works north eastwards, bringing outbreaks of rain, especially across the south—west of england first thing. ahead of that we are likely to see some heavy, thundery showers breaking out, all the while the northern half of the uk is likely to stay predominantly dry but also quite cloudy. tomorrow afternoon, showers and thunderstorms break out gci’oss showers and thunderstorms break out across the midlands, into wales and northern england. they could contain some hail, frequent lighting, gusty winds. that could make for some travelling conditions. quite windy gci’oss travelling conditions. quite windy across parts of scotland, temperatures might be up to 20 in eastern england but many other spots will not get to 20. as temperatures continue their downward trend is that week was on, we push the last of the theresa may away to the north—east, we bring in more cool atlantic air. for thursday, showers drifting northwards, the best of

of the day. more cloud in the west was yarri rate for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england through e next bands of showers arrived from the west later in the afternoon. temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees or so across but we could still see 17 degrees or so across eastern parts of england. heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that is when things turn particularly stormy. storm hanna moving on from the atlantic. that will be quite a troublemaker, i think, atlantic. that will be quite a troublemaker, ithink, wringing atlantic. that will be quite a troublemaker, i think, wringing a wet and particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. let us look at storm hanna. it is moving on from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. this developing area has a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. it will be across ireland we see the strong winds, they will put into wales in the south—west of england. widespread gal

more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of englandngland too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees 01’ so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, wit

plymouth with sunny spells in the south—west of england. 0n plymouth with sunny spells in the south—westsday, blue colours edging in from the east. cold air which will take charge as we head through into the middle of the week. 0n through into the middle of the week. on wednesday, we lose that weather front from the south. some showers in the english channel but it is a drier day in general. it's a misty and murky start folsom of us. some sunshine, not particularly warm. single figures around aberdeen and newcastle but milder towards the south—west. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. the government insists that theresa may had to reach out to labour in order to move forward with brexit. but it has angered some conservatives. working withjeremy corbyn is not something i want to do at all. it is not something the prime minister wants to do. but far worse than that, would be to fail to deliver on brexit. no confidence in corbyn. labour defends its handling of complaints about anti—semitism after reports that the party failed to take disciplinary action. fi

see as this spiralling cloud, rotating around the centre which is towards the south—west of wales in the south—west of englandl snow across the higher ground of wales, the south west midlands and the south—west of england through the south—west of england through the morning. there will be sunny spells developing in cornwall and west devon as the afternoon goes on in the rain will continue to spread north through the midlands, eventually into eastern areas but across east anglia and the south—east of england, through northern england and scotland there will be sunshine and the rain is confined to the far north of scotla nd confined to the far north of scotland here. there could be a few showers for northern ireland. maximum temperatures between seven and 11 degrees, but need the cloud, the rain, the hill snow, it could be only as much as four or 5 degrees. through tonight, we continue with showers, spiralling around this area of low pressure towards the west and the further east you are, clear spells and it could turn chile with temperatures down to between two and 4 degrees and may a touch of frost first thi

one part of the uk that has been quite cloudy all day has been the south west of england. s just stumbling into that area of high pressure. that is blocking things off on a drawing in at the chilly air. it is bringing us, early on the least, a lot of sunshine. that averages have risen so we have seen more patchy cloud developing, that is spreading out more and limiting the sunshine a bit during the afternoon. we still have the cloudy skies, strong winds we re have the cloudy skies, strong winds were northern ireland and towards the far south—west, perhaps one or two spots of rain. the odd shower possible around the north sea coast but on the whole it is a dry day. perhaps more cloud than yesterday. damages are struggling to around nine or 10 celsius. the cloud that does develop will tend to decay during this evening. skies will clear in many areas. we will keep cloudy skies for northern ireland across parts of wales and the south—west, perhaps more rain as well coming in. there will be a touch of frost, more likely across northern england and scotland. not as widespread as

those exposed north sea coasts. with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englandll in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens for the north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north. temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. 00:28:06,696 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: one of sport's greatest ever comebacks, a decade after his last major victory, tiger woods wins the masters. my mom was here. she was there in ‘97 as well so i couldn't be more ha

of a south or south—westerly wind. so that means the temperatures will get a boost. we've still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of englandbly having a drier day on friday, with some sunshine at times. those temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 1a celsius. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: britain's prime minister has asked for another brexit delay and seeks talks with the opposition in a fresh bid to break the logjam. this debate, this division, cannot drag on much longer. it is putting members of parliament and everyone else under immense pressure. celebrations in algeria as president abdelaziz bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, bowing two weeks of pressure and protests. peace talks in afghanistan go on but the taliban's

week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of englanduth, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. bye for now. welcome to bbc news. one of sport's greatest ever comebacks — more than a decade after his last major victory, tiger woods wins the masters. my mom was here. she was there in ‘97 as well so i couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. a powerful tornado rips through the south east of the

one part of the uk that's been quite cloudy all day has been the south—west of england. nd. that's not really moving very far. it's actually a weak weather front that is just stumbling into that area of high pressure, that's blocking things off and drawing in the chillier airand bringing us, earlier on at least, a lot of sunshine. but as temperatures have risen so we've seen more patchy cloud developing, that's spreading out a bit more, limiting the sunshine a bit during the afternoon. and we have still got the cloudier skies, stronger winds for northern ireland and towards the far south—west, perhaps one or two spots of rain. the odd light shower possible around those north sea coasts, but on the whole it's a dry day. rather more cloud perhaps then we had yesterday and so temperatures struggling to around nine or ten celsius. now, the cloud that does develop will tend to decay during this evening, skies will clear in many areas. we'll keep cloudier skies for northern ireland, across parts of wales and the south—west, perhaps a little bit more rain coming in as well. ther

central and eastern parts of england, eastern scotla nd eastern parts of england, eastern scotland as well. mcleod in the west was jahri rain for northern ireland, wales, the southr the likes of belfast and carter. 17 celsius in the sunshine in eastern england. moving on into friday evening, that is where we see the wind speaking up. storm hannah moving in. initially the strongest winds will be across southern ireland. by the early hours of saturday transfer into the south—west of england and wales. showers on the map as we start the weekend. let us look at storm hannah. this low pressure system will be deepening and developing. lots of isobars, especially towards the south of that area of low pressure. that is where we will see the strongest of the winds, especially across wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales or severe gales with gusts possibly around 60 mph or more in association with storm hannah. then the strong winds and heavy showers push their way eastwards across much of the uk. very windy weather for the south—east of england during saturday afternoon. plenty of showers around. it will feel pretty chilly, 10—12 on saturday. they return

more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of englandest scotland, northern england too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees 01’ so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales like

this area of low pressure, storm hannah, really quite close together across wales and the south—west of england mph over the coast of wales and the south—west of england, perhaps seven coasts and gusts of up to 50 mph. those winds will gradually ease as the day goes on. it will be a wet start to the day, rain moving through wales will push further north and eastwards. quite a bit of rainfall expected to saturday, still some strong winds, and while they will ease it will be a blustery day, particularly in western areas. sunny spells towards the north and his but feeling pretty disappointing for many, maximum temperature is about nine to 12 or 13 celsius. storm hannah will eventually move away into the north sea, going into sunday we have a ridge of high pressure which will settle things down through sunday, lighter winds and try, good news if you are running or spectating the london marathon on sunday morning, temperatures getting up to about 14 degrees. during sunday we are all seeing a much drier day with quite a bit of cloud, some brighter spells, some showery rain moving into northern irelan

of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, outbreaks of patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of englandpots of drizzle. temperatures just degrees in aberdeen. in the sunny spells, 13 01’ in aberdeen. in the sunny spells, 13 or 1a celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, we waved goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. we have got a wea k everywhere on tuesday. we have got a weak front that is lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern ireland, wales, and the south—west of england. either side of that cloud, dry weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving onto the middle of the week, wednesday could start with patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine

of northerly winds the winds are coming in from the south or south—east. temperatures will continue to rise. still the threat of some heavier downpours in the south—west of englande sunshine coming through. temperatures getting as high as 13 or 1a celsius. much better. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. optimism abounds. reports say most roadblocks have been cleared for a trade deal between the us and china. talks begin today in washington. the corruption scandal that sent soccer shockwaves around the wall, smack around the world, najib razak stands trial. -- around the world, najib razak stands trial. —— shockwaves around the world. and on the share markets in asia it's looking pretty steady as investors keep a close eye on those trade talks that get

more cloud already in the west, with some showery rain for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england way eastwards into south—west scotland, northern england too, before the next bands of showers arrive from the west later in the afternoon. so temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, only around 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees 01’ so across eastern parts of england. but some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that's when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving its way in from the atlantic. that's going to be quite a troublemaker, i think, bringing a wet and a particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. so let's take a look at storm hannah. it's moving its way in from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of eng

of the day. more cloud in the west for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england through the morning. next bands of showers arrived from the west later in the afternoon. temperatures for the likes of belfast and cardiff, 11—12, but we could still see 17 degrees oi’ so across eastern parts of england. some heavy showers almost anywhere on and off through the day. into friday evening and saturday, that is when things turn particularly stormy. storm hannah moving on from the atlantic. that will be quite a troublemaker, i think, wringing a wet and particularly windy start to saturday, wherever you are. let's look at storm hannah. it's moving on from the atlantic through friday night and into the early hours of saturday. this developing area has a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. it will be across ireland we see the strong winds, they will put into wales in the south—west of england. widespread gales likely on saturday with winds gusting to 60—70 mph. not just the strength of the wind, but some really heavy salary rain for many areas through the day on

much you worry about the kind of public reaction to that, particularly in a region like the south—west of englandme from the south—west, and i know the debate has been going on for a very long time in devon and cornwall and somerset in particular, about the evils, and inverted commas about the european union. i wonder how that would play. concentrating on the south—west of england, if we may, i do not warrant that any move like that, anything that effectively meant brexit didn't happen, but because such a strong public reaction that it may do more harm than any benefit you, as a demeanour, might see in it? no, i am not worried about that, and i will tell you why. i think we are driven now. we live in a society that is deeply divided. all we talk about is brexit. we are not moving forward on anything else, on any of the other things that we need to deal with as a society, we are absolutely frozen in time in 2016. so, i do not believe that we can carry on like this. i think that we need to break this. i think that we need to break this brexit deadlock. revoking article 50 is the simplest way of bre

across the west of the uk, one or two showers, three merseyside, and wales, continuing through eastern parts of england. rain in parts of northern ireland and the far south sunshine, the wind is much lighter than they were on saturday so the combination of lighter winds and more sunshine will lift the temperatures, 12 to 16 degrees at best. as we go through sunday night, the cloud and rain in the west will attempt to make progress east but it won't make much progress. for most of us, it stays dry with clear spells, some folks patches are likely to develop and a little bit chilly for some in the east, they may be a touch of frost here and there. the new working week starts off with high pressure in charge, not many isoba rs, off with high pressure in charge, not many isobars, the wednesbury light on monday morning, hence the mist and fog patches which could ta ke mist and fog patches which could take a little while to clear. for the majority, good spells of sunshine, more cloud in wales and the south—west, the odd spot of rain. the best of the sunshine will be found across scotland where temperatures could get up to 20 degrees. generally speaking, the wee

more cloud though for northern ireland, west wales, and a bit of rain in the far south—west of englandkies, cold and frosty once again. second half of the weekend starts with sunshine in many areas, but more cloud for northern ireland, south—western parts of wales, south—west england. cloud amounts elsewhere will tend to increase, more cloud than today. the odd shower possible but most places will be dry, but those temperatures again struggling up to highs of 9 or 10 celsius. good afternoon. more than 70 mps and peers have called on the government to ensure that the wikileaks co—founder, julian assange, faces justice in sweden first if the authorities there re—open a rape investigation against him on charges he denieds. the united states has already requested that the uk hand

of england and scotland. early morning cloud, mist and fog continuing to clear from eastern areas. still some patchy rain for northern ireland, the west of wales, southkshire, towards aberdeenshire. this rain in the west tapping up a little bit, bringing heavier bursts of rain towards northern ireland and the west of wales. throughout tuesday, the rain continuing to spread gradually eastwards into western scotland, west wales, the south—west of england, early morning cloud and mist clearing from eastern parts. for many on tuesday, a dry day with sunny spells, warming up, temperatures reaching 19 perhaps 20 degrees in the south—east of england. as we go through wednesday, this cold front and behind it, the blue zone, cold and chilly air moving gradually eastwards. during wednesday, some fabrics of rain in the west pushing eastwards, that will bring a drop in temperatures as we go through the rest of the week. goodbye. hello, it‘s monday, it‘s 10 o‘clock. i‘m joanna gosling. an investigation by this programme into the experience of disabled stu d e nts into the experience of disabled students at liverpool university has revealed some have been charged

we're going to find more of a south or south—westerly wind, so that means the temperatures will get a boost. we've still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of englandand, eastern england probably having a drier day on friday, with some sunshine at times. those temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 1a celsius. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. britain's prime minister is to ask for another brexit delay and seek talks with the opposition in a fresh bid to break the logjam. this debate, this division, cannot drag on much longer. it is putting members of parliament and everyone else under immense pressure. celebrations in algeria as president bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, after weeks of protests and pressure. fresh peace talks in afghanistan. we report from helmand province, where the taliban still casts a long shadow.

more cloud though for northern ireland, west wales, and a bit of rain in the far south—west of englandnd half of the weekend starts with sunshine in many areas, but more cloud for northern ireland, south—western parts of wales, south—west england. cloud amounts elsewhere will tend to increase, more cloud than today. the odd shower possible but most places will be dry, but those temperatures again struggling up to highs of 9 or 10 celsius. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the home secretary, sajid javid, has come under pressure to allow the extradition ofjulian assange to sweden. more than 70 mps and peers have written to mrjavid urging him to "stand with the victims of sexual violence." a ten—year—old boy has died after being attacked by a dog at a holiday park in looe, cornwall. a 28—year—old woman was arrested in saltash in connection with the incident. the sudanese general who led a coup to overthrow long—term leader omar al—bashir steps down — just 2a hours after he took charge of the country. doctors celebrate a new treatment — called gene silencing — that's s

melts away and showers retrieved but there is more cloud for northern ireland, western wales, south—west of englandnd we could see temperatures down to —a by early morning so eat cold start again, a lot of dry weather again, rain in the far west of england but not getting any further and after a sunny start we will see more cloud arriving through the day, less sunshine and that will make it feel cold, temperatures struggling to a high of9 cold, temperatures struggling to a high of 9 or 10 celsius. at the moment our air is coming from the baltic and we still have high pressure next week, it will change position, we will get some orange colours, ourair position, we will get some orange colours, our air will come from germany and the czech republic and thatis germany and the czech republic and that is warmer so temperatures will rise, warming up in time for easter, an unusual weather pattern but we have a few towns and cities on the chart in the run—up to good friday and by then those temperatures could be 19 or 20 celsius. something to look forward to. today marks the centenary of the amritsar massac

of wales in the south—west. more rain coming in. a touch of frost likely across northern england and scotland. thened. more cloud for northern ireland, parts of wales in the south—west of england. and then cloud coming into the east, bringing in showers from the north sea. in between, some sunshine. it will be windier on monday. gale —force will be windier on monday. gale—force winds possible in ireland. 0n the whole, temperatures a little higher than today. the windy weather comes with an area of low pressure running close to the uk. that moves away, and the weather front straps to push its way eastwards. again, it gets blocked off toa eastwards. again, it gets blocked off to a certain extent by the high pressure. it probably won't be a great deal of rain as it pushes into scotla nd great deal of rain as it pushes into scotland from northern ireland. cloud around on tuesday. temperatures continue to creep up by a degree or so. warmer weather on the way as we get more sunshine from the way as we get more sunshine from the middle part of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12pm... a lea

cloud here and there and a bit ofa more cloud here and there and a bit of a breeze across south—east anglia and the south—west of england for this time of the year. with the high pressure not really moving, it may be dry into the start of the weekend, sunshine around at times, easterly breezes picking a notch and it will feel rather chilly for this time of year. in order to form a governing coalition. security is a major issue but there has been much debate about how to achieve a lasting peace with the palestinians. no no no encouraging trade talks — china and europe meet in brussels in brussels later to discuss how to increase their multi—billion dollar financial relationship

of a south or south—westerly wind. that means the temperatures will get a boost. we still have the threat of some downpours in the south—west of englandng a drier day on friday, with some sunshine at times. those temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 14 celsius. i'm babita sharma. this is bbc world news. our top story: the british prime minister, theresa may, will ask the eu for a further delay to brexit. in a change of direction, mrs may said she will also try to reach agreement with the opposition labour party on how to end the crisis. the corruption trial of malaysia's former prime minister najib razak gets underway shortly. he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from the country's sovereign wealth fund 1mdb. and this story is trending at bbc.com. one of prince harry's biggests fans in australia, 99—year—old daphne dunne, has passed away. she died just days after getting a birthday card from harry and his wife meghan. she said she'd had "a very special friendship" with the prince. and the top story in the uk.

of a south or south wind. that means the temperatures will get a boost. we still have the threat of them up was in the south—west of england having a dry day on friday, with some sunshine at times. as temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 14 celsius. evers i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. —— our top story: the british prime minister, theresa may, will ask the eu for a further delay to brexit. in a change of direction, mrs may said she will also try to reach agreement with the opposition labour party on how to end the crisis. crowds are celebrating in algeria at the news that the country's president, abdelaziz bouteflika, is to step down after weeks of protests. the 82—year—old has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke six years ago. and this story is trending at bbc.com. one of prince harry's biggest fans in australia, 99—year—old daphne dunne, has passed away. she died just days after getting a birthday card from harry and his wife, meghan. she said she'd had "a very special friendship" with the prince. you're up to date. stay with us. now on bbc news, stephen sackur talks to the writer ang

getting, we're going to find more of a south or south—westerly wind, meaning temperatures get a boost. still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of englandnd a drier day friday, sunshine at times. temperatures continuing to climb up to 13, 1a celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: britain's prime minister is to ask the eu for another delay to brexit, to give her more time to reach agreement with parliament. theresa may will also try to reach a compromise with the leader of the labour opposition, jeremy corbyn, a move which has incensed many senior figures within her own party. huge crowds in algeria celebrating the news that president bouteflika is standing down. he announced the resignation with immediate effect, after weeks of protests against his initial plans to stand for a fifth term. he is 82 and has been in powerfor 20 years. the corruption trial of the former malaysian prime minister najib razak gets underway shortly. he is accused of stealing billions of dollars from the country's sovereign wealth fund 1mdb. it has become one of the world's greatest financial scandals. now on bbc news, stephen sackur talks to writer angie tho

poor eastern areas, then these showers pushing in from the west, ahead of its thundery showers are possible towards the south—east of england scotland. some improvement for northern ireland, wales and the south—west but only briefly with temperatures as high as 17 celsius ahead of the rain. this area of low pressure has been named by the irish met service as storm hannah but it will be felt most as storm hannah but it will be felt m ost a cross as storm hannah but it will be felt most across the south—west of england and south wales. gail is quite likely and on exposed coasts gusts of 70 mph for a while. windy across southern parts of england and into the midlands. we have this wet weather also, it is all around the area of low pressure. some improvements across northern ireland and northern scotland and the weather should become drier and less windy towards the south—west later but look at those temperatures, 25 celsius last saturday, struggling up to 12 this saturday. the storm wea ke ns to 12 this saturday. the storm weakens and moves away to the near continent and ahead of the next area of low pressure we have this brie

some affecting scotland and heavier showers coming into the south of the uk by the end of the night, particularly into the south—west of englands the board and overall quite mild enough. we are still sitting in warm air from the south, all the way from the sahara and its brought dust with it as well to if you see something on your car first thing tomorrow, that's where it comes from. the colour changes later this week as the cool air pushes its way into stock thursday, showers possible anywhere, northern scotla nd showers possible anywhere, northern scotland gets the dry weather but across the board, it edges down, evenin across the board, it edges down, even in the best of the sunshine, 15-16d. even in the best of the sunshine, 15—16d. perhaps the per persistent rain. things calmed down a little on friday, not shower three black friday, not shower three black friday shipping more in the way of dry spells for the majority of the uk, heavy showers in the south through friday afternoon. temperatures about average for the time of year, we are sitting in the mid—teens. look to be west because this is what awaits on saturday. deep

west of scotland. more cloud coming into northern ireland overnight and into western parts of wales. into the south—west of england it won't be mild at all. — make milder. a widespread frost with temperatures down to “i! in the morning. —— milder. 0ut temperatures down to “i! in the morning. —— milder. out in the west, we have more cloud. a few spots of rain in the far south—west but otherwise a dry day. a frosty start but more cloud today which will make it feel cold. as we head into next week, things will change a bit. at the moment our areas coming from the baltic which is why it's so cold. as we head through next week, the air will come from germany, the czech republic which is a warmer direction and we will find that temperatures will be as well. subtle changes and the position of high pressure will change where the air is coming from. the upshot is it will be warming up as we head into easter. this is unusual that we have this weather pattern heading into easter but as you can see from oui’ towns pattern heading into easter but as you can see from our towns and cities forecast there, temperatures could get a