rain will be pushing into england and wales and southeast wing democrat england. it is a windy day across, the strongest winds will be across scotla nd strongest winds will be across scotland and northern england where we could see them touching 60—75 mph for northern and western scotland. rain from the northern ireland by a windy day here, gus coming down 30-40 windy day here, gus coming down 30—a0 mph, where for most it will be dry. perhaps 16—i7dc across eastern scotland. overnight as we go to wednesday, our weak france liked its way southwards. most of the rain tending to fizzle out, turning colour across scotland. we start to really notice the difference in temperature from the north and south come wednesday morning, much colder for the north. still very windy across scotland as we go through wednesday. elsewhere the wins will tend to ease away, and for many we will see spells of sunshine and losing the cloud from southeast england. we could see some snow down toa england. we could see some snow down to a couple hundred metres in places, and later on wednesda

we have ran across all parts of eastern england and the southeast of england, that should move away and into northern ireland, drying off in northern ireland overnight tonight. clear skies arriving in the scriptures will be falling away. across crossing of the wells with the frost more likely if you had for the frost more likely if you had for the north across the country. into tomorrow and if you are the showers, western scotland over the irish sea implemented east anglia. those won't last long in this dry, plenty of sunshine but northwest areas will cloud over. when picking up and gals likely the end of the day and ring of the day and ray not far away as well. 69 degrees, so cooler than we have seen for a while. so the parts of england and wales. as an average of england and wales. as an average of the weekend we are going to find these weather fronts setting up shop across the northwest of the uk. the aircoming all the across the northwest of the uk. the air coming all the way from here means it would be much milder but when you dance saturday. rain stuck across scotland and northern

and wales, making for quite a cold day and probably a bit more cloud across east anglia and southeast englandy day, though, across the northern and western scotland. but these gusts could touch 50 or 55 miles an hour at ten or 11 celsius here or like six to nine celsius elsewhere, but closer to freezing where that fog is slow to clear. and another cold and frosty start to tuesday morning across central and southern england. but gradually, those frost will start to lift as the week wears on. this is tuesday. high pressure still with us. this frontal system trying to push its way southward, but running into an area of high pressure. so really no rain on it, butjust a lot more cloud around on tuesday. again, some problems with overnight mist and fog. a cloudy day for many, but still some bright or sunny spells, the best of which will be along eastern coast. and where that fog is slow to clear, again, it's going to be quite a cold day on tuesday across parts of england and wales. but getting closer to double figures across parts of scotland and northern ireland. this high pressure is still with u

a cold day and probably a bit more cloud across east anglia and southeast england bud —— bud light windsng across central and southern england but, gradually, those frosts will clear as the week goes on. this is tuesday. pressure still with us. really no rain on it but a lot more cloud around on tuesday. some problems with overnight mist and fog, a cloudier day for many of its also bright or sunny spells, the best of which will be eastern coasts and where that fog is slow clear, again, it's going to be quite a cool day on tuesday. getting close to double figures of cross parts of scotla nd double figures of cross parts of scotland and northern ireland. the lesson was on such a lengthy dry speu lesson was on such a lengthy dry spell was back in september. —— the last time we saw such a lengthy dry spell. for the middle part of the week, once again, quite a bit of cloud around. as part of sunshine will be for eastern counties of scotla nd will be for eastern counties of scotland and eglin. temperatures coming down by day. to some of the week, a dried spell for many, some frosty nights at f

and wales, making for quite a cold day and probably a bit more cloud across east anglia and southeast england across the northern and western scotland. those gusts could touch 50 or 55 miles an hour, or 55 miles an hour, 10 or 11 celsius here or 6—9 celsius elsewhere, but closer to freezing where that fog is slow to clear. and another cold and frosty start to tuesday morning across central and southern england. but gradually, those frost will start to lift as the week wears on. this is tuesday. high pressure still with us. this frontal system trying to push its way southward, but running into an area of high pressure. so really no rain on it, butjust a lot more cloud around on tuesday. again, some problems with overnight mist and fog. a cloudy day for many, but still some bright or sunny spells, the best of which will be along eastern coast. and where that fog is slow to clear, again, it's going to be quite a cold day on tuesday across parts of england and wales. but getting closer to double figures across parts of scotland and northern ireland. this high pressure is still with us on wednesda

and wales, making for quite a cold day and probably a bit more cloud across east anglia and southeast englande a windy day, though, across the northern and western scotland. those gusts could touch 50 or 55 miles an hour, 10 or ii celsius here or 6—9 celsius elsewhere, but closer to freezing where that fog is slow to clear. and another cold and frosty start to tuesday morning across central and southern england. but gradually, those frost will start to lift as the week wears on. this is tuesday. high pressure still with us. this frontal system trying to push its way southward, but running into an area of high pressure. so really no rain on it, butjust a lot more cloud around on tuesday. again, some problems with overnight mist and fog. a cloudy day for many, but still some bright or sunny spells, the best of which will be along eastern coast. and where that fog is slow to clear, again, it's going to be quite a cold day on tuesday across parts of england and wales. but getting closer to double figures across parts of scotland and northern ireland. this high pressure is still with us on wednesd

the feel of things, 9—12, the best of the sunshine again looks likely to be across eastern and southeast england the forecast. it looks as though the judge will strengthen. a strong and fast moving jet means low pressure will be driven across the uk. so not one, as we start up at the beginning of the week, but another one waiting in the winds. plenty of isobars on the charts. this means things will turn pretty unsettled. so if you have got plans outside, please bear in mind gales, may be severe gales in the north for a time on tuesday, and some of that rain could be quite heavy at times as well. this is bbc news. i‘m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president trump defends the killing of iran‘s top military commander in an airstrike. the us says general qasem soleimani was actively plotting an attack and their decision saved hundreds of american lives, but washington is not looking for regime change. we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. as iran vows revenge, tens of thousands of iranians take to the streets in protest.

some rain clearing away from the southeast of england.ny, and for many parts of the country, it's a chance to take a bit of a breather. those temperatures will be down to about 7—8d, but a lot more dry weather, and it won't be as windy. perhaps only briefly, mind you, because there's more wind and rain coming in from the west on thursday. by the end of the weekend, the weather looks very different. much drier, quieter winds and much colder. this is beyond 100 days. with me, katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london our top stories... the queen agrees to a "period of transition" in which the duke and duchess of sussex will spend time in canada and the uk. police in iran deny using live ammunition against protesters outraged by the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner killing all 176 people on board. coming up in the next half hour... the house of representatives will send the month—old impeachment articles over to senate this week. the trial would take place over 6 days each week until donald trump's fate is decided. plus the

all areas, clearing quite quickly from northern ireland, later in the day reaching the far southeast of englandtern parts of england and wales, but the best of the sunshine on sunday will be in northern ireland and scotland, although there may be the odd shower following in behind. take a look at the temperatures, a much colder feel to things once that rain has moved on through. a windier day across the board as well. rain clears the southeast on sunday night, but then this next system comes in overnight and into monday morning, and there is a chance that that northern ireland, northern england, especially scotland seeing snow to relatively low levels early on. icy in places so don't get caught out by that. on monday, the snow is coming in towards the south and west, wintry on hills in the north and another breezy day. it will be a colder start to next week, but then by the end of the week, turning milder again. this is bbc world news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories... china reports more deaths from the respiratory coronavirus as the first cases in europe are confirmed. the search for sur

outbreak of rain, this spike of rain, will continue to move eastwards, coming confined to the southeast of englands behind scotland. longer spells of rain as well. will notice it is going to be very blustery across the board. these mean wind speeds, gusts of 30, 40, maybe even 50 mph. those two pitchers look about 13, 14 degrees, we could see 15 across some parts of eastern england. as we had three friday night, it stays blustery. when the northwest. showers, longer spells of rain, clear spells, one or two showers around. a frost free night once again. double figure values in the south, 6—8 in the north. into the weekend, low pressure still no buy. his uncle to be dry by any means but it's also not going to be a wash—out either. —— it's not going to be dry. sunday, wet weather, which will spread northwards fairly quickly. for saturday, a bit of sunshine around two central areas. this weather different will sink southwards into scotland, northern ireland, northern england. here will be quite a chilly day, but further south, and then and wheels of the less we lose that early morning rain, sunny spel

england and wales. that will push away from most areas during tuesday evening, the weather lingering in the southeast forof scotland. some are clearing away in southwest england. in the afternoon it to be dry and sunny and in many parts of the country, a chance to take a bit ofa the country, a chance to take a bit of a breather. those temperatures down to seven or 8 degrees and it won't be as windy. more wind and rain coming in from the west on thursday, by the end of the week and the weekend, the weather looks very different. much drier, quieterwinds and much colder. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the queen gives her blessing to prince harry and meghan striking out on their own, after the royal family meets to tackle the subject in sandringham. after admitting it shot down a passenger plane iran faces allegations of cracking down on the people out protesting against the regime. a volcano in the philippines erupts notjust with gushing lava but with rare volcanic lightning. we'll explain what's happening. also coming up on the programme. there are things that i could have handled on the gr

all areas, clearing quite quickly from northern ireland, later in the day reaching the far southeast of englandup a bit towards western parts of england and wales, but the best of the sunshine on sunday will be in northern ireland and scotland, although there may be the odd shower following in behind. take a look at the temperatures, a much colder feel to things once that rain has moved on through. a windier day across the board as well. rain clears the southeast on sunday night, but then this next system comes in overnight and into monday morning, and there is a chance that northern ireland, northern england, especially scotland seeing snow to relatively low levels early on. icy in places so don't get caught out by that. on monday, further showers coming in towards the south and west, wintry on hills in the north and another breezy day. it will be a colder start to next week, but then by the end of the week, turning milder again. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the death toll in china rises. health officials say 41 people have died

all areas, clearing quite quickly from northern ireland, later in the day reaching the far southeast of englandt the best of the sunshine on sunday will be in northern ireland and scotland, although there may be the odd shower following in behind. take a look at the temperatures, a much colder feel to things once that rain has moved on through. a windier day across the board as well. rain clears the southeast on sunday night, but then this next system comes in overnight and into monday morning, and there is a chance that that northern ireland, northern england, especially scotland seeing snow to relatively low levels early on monday. icy in places so don't get caught out by that. on monday, the snow is coming in towards the south and west, wintry on hills in the north and another breezy day. it will be a colder start to next week, but then by the end of the week, turning milder again. this is bbc news, the headlines: china has launched a huge campaign to try to stop the spread of the new respiratory virus that has reportedly killed up to 41 people. new cases of the virus have been found in euro

across the uk public at high temperatures have rebounded and back above average, 14 celsius in southeast englandt towards the north and west of the uk. the rain pushing south across inman and wells tended to weaken as it doesn't sell. behind that bringing up, a few showers, blustery again and anywhere could see wind gusts at average speeds, gusts up to 40—50 mph either which are as moving in or the band of rain moving south. not too much of rain moving south. not too much ofan impact of rain moving south. not too much of an impact on temperatures, 14 celsius showing up in the milder areas. this next area of low pressure as we start the weekend is close to scotland. weather fronts approaching southern england so you will have a brief spell of rain across southern most parts but scotland, the rain sinks further south across northern ireland and northern england. maybe something brighter between our two bands of wet weather. does turn a little bit colder behind a scotland behind this area of wet weather moving south. that takes us on to part two of the weekend, bit of a toll on a saturday night but

the uk we have got cambridge of course, oxford and king's college, about 11 universities in southeast englandeed to do now is knit together these hubs universities to produce greater outcomes that we have got the investment, it's growing at a faster rate than the us and china, already 10 billion pounds as i said and we have more tech unicorns that term i use already than anybody else in europe. we have actually got more tech unicorns coming from the oxford cambridge corner and that any of the european cities. we have strong hubs that rival those of europe within the uk and so all we have to do is amplify that even further and continue to attract talent, to continue to attract talent, to continue to attract talent, to continue to encourage policymakers to be really thoughtful about regulation, so data and privacy and talked about the text tax and we still have a culture of innovation and then focus on skills and inclusion. we have got to catch up with the visual skills and talents that we need but it's getting outpaced even more. silicon valley has a problem with that too, however. thank you h

upjust a bitjust before sunset thorugh parts of wales, western england, as the rain clears, and that rain later on reaching the far east and southeast, as that colder air arrives. it's in that colder air sunday night and into monday morning, bringing another disturbance in from the west. for northern ireland, for northern england, and especially scotland going into monday morning, could be some snow to relatively low levels, and quite icy and places to start monday. so don't get caught out by that. on monday, further showers especially in the south and west. wintry on hills in the north, hail and thunder possible with these as well. again, it will feel colder. it mayjust be another false start to winter though, because by the end of next week, it's likely to turn milder once again. this is bbc news. our top stories... china tightens its trouble restrictions to stop the spread of coronavirus just as the country marks the loom new new year. at least 14 people are dead after a powerful earthquake strikes eastern turkey. the search for survivors continues. democrats in the us are wrapping up the opening argument in the impeachment trial

all areas, clearing quite quickly from northern ireland, later in the day reaching the far southeast of england to its western parts of england and wales, but the best of the sunshine on sunday will be in northern ireland and scotland, although there may be the odd shower following in behind. take a look at the temperatures, a much colder feel to things once that rain has moved on through. a windier day across the board as well. rain clears the southeast on sunday night, but then this next system comes in overnight and into monday morning, and there is a chance that that northern ireland, northern england, especially scotland seeing snow to relatively low levels early on. icy in places that don't get caught out by that. on monday, the snow is coming in towards the south and west, wintry on hills in the north and another breezy day. it will be a colder start to next week, but then by the end of the week, turning milder again. welcome to bbc world news. our top stories. china confirms another 15 deaths from the respiratory coronavirus is the first cases in europe are confirmed. at least 18 people

of england, while some spots might get all the way down to freezing out in the countryside. so, for saturday, the best of the sunshine to be found across southeasteland, western scotland, keeping a lot of cloud. some outbreaks of rain. but the temperature is just showing signs of creeping upwards in the west, 10 degrees there in plymouth, for example. and to even further east, looking at heights of 8—9. looking at highs of 8—9. a little bit milder on sunday. dry for most of us, cloudy in the west, and a bit of rain across the northwest of scotland. hello, this is bbc news with rachel schofield. the headlines... tensions escalate between washington and tehran after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. donald trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. he has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. iran said the air strike was the us's biggest mistake in the region and promised to avenge qassem soleimani's death. donald trump said the general was planning attacks to kill hundre

all areas, clearing quite quickly from northern ireland, later in the day, reaching the far southeast of englandd and wales, but the best of england and wales, but the best of the sunshine on sunday will be in northern ireland and scotland, although there may be the odd shower following him behind. take a look at the temperatures, a much older feel two things once that rain has moved on through. but windier day across the board as well. rain clears the southeast on sunday night, but then this next system comes in overnight and into monday morning, and there isa and into monday morning, and there is a chance that northern ireland, northern england, scotland seeing snow to relatively low levels early oni snow to relatively low levels early on i see in places that don't get caught out by that, on monday, for the show is coming in towards the south and west, wintry on hills, in the north and another breezy day. it will be a colder start to next week, but then by the end of the week, turning milder again. welcome to bbc news — i'm lewis vaughan james. our top stories: china confirms another 15 deaths

temperatures well below average for the southeast to new england and a storm threatening to cause a travel nightmare dave price is tracking it all. wh are you watching tonight? >> lester, it begins with cold temperatures enveloping the northern tier of the country, with temperatures as low as the teenre that is, of course, tuesday. wednesday, we have a storm system developing through the central plains heavy rains through texas pushing eastward, slick on the roads and in the air rolling on into thursday as this storm system continues to move rough weather for chicago, st. louis, new orleans and kansas city where air travel could be sloppy lester >> dave price, good to have you with us tonight. thanks. >>> we'll be right back in just 60 seconds with a potential major break in an infamous cold case dating back decades. >>> and prince harry make an appearance after breaking his silence about that royal split >>> we're back now with word of a potential breakthrough in a notorious serial rape case reports tonight a 60-year-old man is in custody, suspected of raping and terrorizing dozens of flo

the rain does eventually clear away from the southeast of england and we get some sunshine.he next weather system arriving. the next weather system arriving. the next area of low pressure. another band of rain and again, this rain can be quite heavy as we saw on monday and it's again the western side of the uk that will see the strongest of winds and gales. pretty windy elsewhere, but some mild winds, easily into double figures across much of england and wales. wet and windy weather pushing in on thursday, that weather front will get swe pt thursday, that weather front will get swept away in the area of low pressure so the rich week away from scotland. it will be quite windy as we start friday and still some wet weather particularly in the northern aisles. elsewhere the winds will be lighter and things will calm down, there'll be some sunshine and a few showers around as well. those temperatures will probably be a little bit lower, around 7 degrees for most of the country. as we to head to the end of the week and into the beginning of the weekend, we see a very different loo

the winds will gradually ease done overnight in the rain continues across the southeast of england andies following showers because of the northwest and especially is: we are lucky to get icy conditions want to get icy conditions once again get in may just have frosted get icy conditions once again get in mayjust have frosted ice in the far north of england and northern ireland. tomorrow will see the back of this rate in the southeast of them went through the morning and in them went through the morning and in the sunshine comes through. the breeze will blow and a few showers of most of them into a fairly frequent shower about in the north of northern ireland and the northwest of scotland with the levels rising a bit through the day. it may not be quite as cold for scotla nd it may not be quite as cold for scotland and northern ireland but a cooler day than today for more southern part of being in an wales but lisa sunshine and it will be as windy. but it probablyjust a brief respite because we are fine the next system arriving from the atlantic and other area of low pressure strengthe

england and also northern ireland. tomorrow will see the back of that ring in the southeast of england to the morning in the sunshine followsy across the north of northern ireland and the northwest of scotla nd northern ireland and the northwest of scotland with the levels rising a bit through the day. quite witty up here and still breezy but not as windy as it has been today. jupiter is about seven or 8 degrees typically so a chilly day in the southern half of the uk. —— temperatures. a brief respite for wednesday because i think thursday of the systems arrived on the western side of the uk to bring heavier rain and some gale force winds. this is bbc news. the headlines. children abused by grooming gangs —— were failed by manchester police and local authorities —— according to an official report. the committee says children were suffering ‘the most profound abuse' but the authorities failed to protect them. iam i am committed to doing all that we can to ensure that they receive the justice today that they were denied 15 years ago. britain, france and germany trigger a dispute mechanism —— over iran's breaches of key parts

6 degrees or so from the northern half of the uk, still potentially double figures in the southeast of englandler winds, stronger winds blowing across scotland, there will be some sunshine. elsewhere it should be dry, closer to the high—pressure, those temperatures typically six to 8 degrees. it may well start with frost on saturday morning, there could be frost on sunday morning as well. that high—pressure is becoming more dominant, always hanging on to some strong winds across scotland, even on sunday. it looks like it will be dry for many parts of the country will be dry for many parts of the cou ntry after will be dry for many parts of the country after a chilly start. it should be quite a sunny day for the second half of the weekend once again. those temperatures again typically at six or seven, notice it's milder in the far northwest of scotland. this is thejet it's milder in the far northwest of scotland. this is the jet stream pattern as we head into the early pa rt pattern as we head into the early part of next week. that's gotta be dominant for the first half of the week. but for the

cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain dipping southeast across england and in and clear spells to the northhe northern isles and look at the difference at the temperatures under the clear spells but staying in the double figures in the south. i'm i'll start across their part of england and plenty of cloud and patches of outbreaks of rank. that clear to the south and east and plenty of sunshine to be had and a scattering of chalmers feeding from the north and west and could beat witchery over high ground by a dip in temperatures with highs around nine celsius. wendy across the northern aisles and temperatures creeping up a degree or two for the weekend and a good deal of dry weather and some sunny spells to be had with potential for some weather and some sunny spells to be had with potentialfor some rain in the north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a state of emergency is declared in southeast australia amid warnings of more bushfires. it's the largest forced evacuation new south wales has seen, as thousands flee the path of the flames. there's anger over the government's handling o

winds will gradually ease, the rain though just keeps going across the east anglia and the southeast of englandfor northern ireland as well. tomorrow the winds won't be as strong, will see the back of this rain in the morning across southeastern england and in the sunshine follows. the brace will —— the breeze will go across parts of northern ireland, snow levels rising, quite wet here. probably not quite so chilly across scotland and northern ireland but a cooler day for southern parts of england and wales. as we move into thursday, there is another area of low pressure that will bring some wet and windy weather to western parts of the uk. some heavy rain and gale force winds. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson calls time on the nuclear agreement with iran. if we are going to get rid of it, let's replace it and let's replace it with the trump deal. it comes as the uk, france and germany — trigger a ‘dispute mechanism' — after iran steps back, from its 2015 commitments. australians have been looking to how their country's media have been covering the wildfires. now rupe

in the southwest point this rain northwards and eastward through today, heavy rain in the southeast of englandbeen today. still windy in northwest scotland and cold in scotla nd northwest scotland and cold in scotland and northern ireland, mild differing inland and wales. this is bbc news. the headlines... in the last half an hour, the queen has said she is "entirely supportive" of the duke and duchess of sussex's desire for new roles, but said she "would have preferred" them to remain full—time working royals. boris johnson visits stormont, to meet members of the newly—restored northern ireland assembly, after three years of political deadlock there. what's so great about today is, as i say, that northern ireland politicians have put aside their differences, stepped up to the plate, and shown leadership. five candidates are through to the next round of the labour leadership contest, four women and one man. and coming up, we'll be speaking to little women's saoirse ronan, about her oscar nomination for best actress. we will catch up with the day's sport. the trial of diack has been delayed. he

the western side of england, wales will see a lot of cloud, some damp and drizzly weather for coasts and hills. more persistent rain in the west and north of scotland. for southeastts of england, he had the best of the sunshine through the day tomorrow. temperatures typically in the range of 8-11 temperatures typically in the range of 8—1! degrees. as we go through saturday night, continuing to see a lot of cloud feeding in from the west. it will stay damp and drizzly for coasts and hills, more persistent rain in the north of scotla nd persistent rain in the north of scotland and a similar weather pattern on sunday. the band of rain across north—western areas. the further south emmys, the drier and brighter it will be with some spells of sunshine. slightly windier on sunday but the wind coming from the south—west, a mild wind direction so top temperatures a little higher, between 9—11. as we go into monday, this band of rain pushes eastwards. possibly not getting into east anglia or the south—east until after dark. behind that, something brighter with just dark. behind that, something brighter withjust one dark. behind that, something brighter with just one or tw

england, northern ireland, southwest scotland, cloudy and a bit damp at times. some slightly more persistent rain moving across northern scotland. but through southeastt of sunshine, and those temperatures, well, just showing signs of creeping upwards a little bit across western areas. 10 degrees in plymouth, for example. now, as we go through saturday night, we will see more cloud rolling in from the west, again, the odd spot of rain, some more persistent rain and within scotland. ——some more persistent rain in northern scotland. we keep this band of rain here as we go through sunday. further south and further east, more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine around. it's going to be a windier day again on sunday, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. but those temperatures, 10 degrees in glasgow, 11 in belfast. now, as we move into monday, we are going to see this band of rain pushing in from the west. some quite heavy rain, actually. still some brisk winds with that. the rain, unlikely to get to east anglia or the south east before nightfall, and up to the northwest, things will dry up a little bit as that band of rain sli

england. by sunday it's off the coast. heavier accumulations along the southeast with snow stretching from western new york all the way into new england. airport delays tomorrow from cleveland down to raleigs h an, le, how these firefighters are breaking new ground for those who serve. >>> finally, our visit to a remarkable firehouse in georgia here's blayne alexander with tho"those who serve." >> reporter: at firehouse 1 in decatur, georgia, you may notice something different. >> the fire alarm room. >> reporter: in a field comenated by n,ington, vera morrison and annetta violante lead the only fire department if the country where the top three positions are held by women. >> i often get questions about three women working together. >> reporter: for years they worked separately, each the only woman in their representativefirehouse. on the line night after night. a tall order when even your clothes are working against you. >> i was often in hand me down clothes or hand me down gear like for a 5'10" male. >> reporter: so you were doing all this in gear made for men? >> yes. >> that gear adds about 45 to 55 pounds to your bo

win an election, labour would need to win all over the united kingdom, scotland, southwest of england, southeastng into the 4th result will not be coming into the 11th of april. result will not be coming into the 4th of april. thank you. the government is revealing proposed new laws under which farmers will be rewarded for protecting the environment, tackling climate change and boosting wildlife. the new agriculture bill will replace eu rules which mean farmers are paid according to how much land they own. soil protection is a core issue at the heart of the bill — as there is three times more carbon held in soil than in the atmosphere, but losses of carbon are due to farming are fuelling climate change. sarah mcmonagle is a countryside campaigner — she‘s praised the bill. the agriculture bill is completely radical in terms of how we approach farming of this country. what is particularly important is the new measures on soils. we really need healthy soils, not just to deliver our food but to tackle the climate emergency and restore nature. what we wa nt emergency and restore nature. what we want

the air gets a bit cold until some milder air hanging on on the southeast corner of england.er looks likely as we head into next week. strengthening wins that bring some more unsettled weather. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. you're watching beyond 100 days with me katty kay in washington, christian fraser in london. a us president goes on trial in the senate for the third time in history. mr trump's lead lawyer presents the white house's case that senators should acquit the president in his impeachment trial. after you hear those initial presentations, the only conclusion will be that the president has done absolutely nothing wrong. house impeachment manager adam schiff responds urging senators to reject the rules outlined in the resolution. if the house cannot call witnesses or introduce documents and evidence, it is not a fair trial. it is not really a trial at all. at a high—profile meeting in switzerland president trump clashes with greta thunberg — attacking the pessimism of environmental campaigners. let's go straight to the senate floor and this is the lawyer fo

england, northern ireland, southwest scotland, cloudy and a bit damp at times. some slightly more persistent rain moving across northern scotland. but through southeastnd here, we should see a decent amount of sunshine, and those temperatures, well, just showing signs of creeping upwards a little bit across western areas. 10 degrees in plymouth, for example. now, as we go through saturday night, we will see more card night, we will see more cloud rolling in from the west, again, the odd spot of rain, some more persistent rain and within scotland. we keep this band of rain here as we go through sunday. further south and further east, more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine around. it's going to be a windier day again on sunday, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. but those temperatures, 10 degrees in glasgow, 11 in belfast. now, as we move into monday, we are going to see this band of rain pushing in from the west. some quite heavy rain, actually. still some brisk winds with that. the rain, unlikely to get to east anglia or the south east before nightfall, and up to the northwest, things will dry up a little bit as that

sunshine will fall in its wake but during the afternoon, wales and western england turns increasingly wet and windy, the far southeast east anglia should stay dry until the evening rush hour. winds later but expect gale‘s of 50 to 60 miles an hour, temperatures holding at levels similar to today at around eight to 10 celsius. a fine end to the day here, rain spread through the day here, rain spread through the evening rush hour. clear skies through monday night but some windy and disturbing weather into tuesday could course some travel disruption, especially in the northwest. —— could course. hello, this is the bbc news headlines. the body of general soleimani is returned. borisjohnson says we will not lament his death and calls for de—escalation. donald trump was that america has a list of 52 targets if iran decides to retaliate. the iraqi prime minister because the killing a political assassination and summons the us ambassador. the australian prime minister warns that the bushfire emergency could last for months and announced the creation of a recovery agency to help those that have lost homes. now on bbc news it

northeast with accumulating snow through new england as this double-barrel low pushes through by sunday it's awful the coast. the heavier accumulations in the southeast with snow stretching from western new york all the way into new england. airport delays tomorrow from cleveland down to raleigh and up into boston the good news, it's out of here quick. >> al roker, thank you. >>> and next, how these firefighters are breaking new ground and those who serve. ind those . e n those who serve. "those who ser" to a remarkable firehouse in georgia here is blayne alexander with "those who serve. >> reporter: at firehouse 1 in decatur, georgia, you may notice something different. >> the fire alarm. >> reporter: in a field dominated byvera morriso annetta violante lead the only fire department in the country where the top three positions are held by women. >> i often get questions about, you know, three women working together. >> reporter: for years they worked separately, each the only women in their representative firehouse. on the line, night after night. a tall order when even your clothes are working against you. >> i often was in hand me down clothes org

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england. so maybe not at this stage to verify southeast. wintry on hills in scotland. a windy day.the rain it turns colder, so that combined with the wind will make a chillier feeling to things during sunday afternoon, despite the fact the sunshine reappears in places. with that cold our showers move east on sunday night. we focus on northern ireland, northern england and scotland, because here some of those showers will follow snow and hills, relatively modest hills, and quite low levels across some parts of scotland. a few centimetres in places possible. ice on untreated services going into monday morning, so don't get caught out by that. wonder we have some sunshine and eastern areas are staying dry, showers the best, heavy and thunder in places, risk of hail. wintry across northern hills. a bright but blustery day for many of us. again, that wind is a factor in making for a colder feeling two things compare to recently. 10 degrees for some of us across the far south—east but not bitterly cold out there. low pressure in charge for the rest of the week, initially pulling in these

direction ushers in some much, much milder air, temperatures as high as 14 celsius in the southeast of englandh more stable and long—term state but for today, i think at least northern passengers and staff know that the government is taking action. as the authorities in china fight to contain the spread of the coronavirus, britons being evacuated from wuhan from tomorrow learn they‘ll be placed in compulsory quarantine for two weeks. we don‘t want to put the uk public at any risk and if this makes it safer for those then that is what is necessary. it comes as british airways announces it‘s suspending flights to and from mainland china. the health secretary will chair an emergency committee on the virus in half an hour‘s time. the world health organization is also due to give an update shortly. in other news, 999 under pressure. every week, thousands of seriously ill patients are waiting more than an hourfor an ambulance. restructuring for bbc news — 450 job loses including cuts to newsnight and radio 5 live are announced to help save millions of pounds. coming up on afternoon live, all the spo

60 to 70 mph and parts of wales and across southern england, through tonight it looks like the strongest winds and heaviest rain will be in the southeastntry with temperatures of clear skies for north and stays very windy with lots of showers and snow on hills. wednesday looks a bit of the in between sort of day with low pressure to the north of the country and will have some sunshine in between but another blustery day on the cards and windy for scotland and it will start with the overnight front and eventually it will do and there be lots of sunshine with a few showers pushing to the west and most of the show is affecting more than parts of northern ireland and into the west on the hills. temperatures around nine or 10 degrees will feel around nine or 10 degrees will feel a little bit cooler and will have to compensate. low pressure of the atla ntic compensate. low pressure of the atlantic with most of those isobars sta rts atlantic with most of those isobars starts to make towards the west of the uk, around the iris seacoast in the uk, around the iris seacoast in the wells, western england in western scotland with some heavy rain to

southeast until the afternoon. sunshine coming back up writing up a bed and wales and western parts of england before sunset. as we establish behind this area of rain fell. internet colder air, as they going into sunday night into monday morning, this is next cutting in front of the atlantic bringing the spells of sun snow. this essay scotla nd spells of sun snow. this essay scotland going into monday morning it could be icy in places as well. don't be, i thought. sunshine on monday but showers most frequent in the south and west. a wintry on hills of northern britain. colder feel to things at the start of next week. if you're thinking, well winter is finally arrived. it does look as if this cold or snow will be quite brief as it turns mild again at my desk next week. as ever a forecaster where you are and where you're going this weekend and bring on our website and at the bdc weather app. —— bbc weather. this is bbc news. the first cases of the coronavirus are found in europe with three people infected in france. officials here want to trace 2000 people who've flown into the uk from china in the last fortni

england. so maybe not at this stage to verify southeast. wintry on hills in scotland. a windy day.eling to things during sunday afternoon, despite the fa ct during sunday afternoon, despite the fact the sunshine reappears in places. with that cold our showers move east on sunday night. we focus on northern ireland, northern england and scotland, because here some of those showers will follow snow and hills, relatively modest hills, and quite low levels across some parts of scotland. a few centimetres in places possible. ice on untreated services going into monday morning, so don't get caught out by that. monday, yes, there is some sunshine around, the eastern spots will stay dry. showers pushing into the south and west will be happy. into the south and west will be happy, possibly thundery, may be some hail. wintry across northern hills. a bright but blustery day for many of us. again, that wind is a factor in making for a colder feeling two things compare to recently. low pressure stays in charge of our weather for the rest of the week, initially anchored towards the north—west ye

across the southeast, colder air in scotla nd across the southeast, colder air in scotland certainly. still rain to clear from south—eastern englandand showers coming in, even pushing eastwards across england and wales. that's the morning, in the afternoon most of those have gone with the shower is restricted to the north—west of scotla nd restricted to the north—west of scotland where it is quite a bit colder with temperatures 5— six again and potentially double figures in the south—east in the sunshine. into next week, we still have a strong jetstream pushing right away across the atlantic, picking up these areas of low pressure. you can see a lot of isobars on the chart as well. windy into next week, which means it's likely to be mild, although there will be rain at times. are throwing their support behind the cause. this is bbc world news. our top story: canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, has said that there's evidence from multiple sources that the ukrainian airliner which crashed near tehran on wednesday was shot down by an iranian missile. earlier iran dismissed claims of a missile as scientifically impossible. all 17

to northern ireland, eventually getting into the north of england and wales, perhaps to the southwest, the odd drip and drop further southeasth gusts, and wherever you are spending the day, damages will be well above the seasonal norm. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. huge crowds have attended the funeral procession of the iranian military commander who was killed by the us on friday. this was the scene in tehran earlier, where huge crowds turned out for qasim suleimani, with many people chanting "death to america". his daughter addressed the crowd. translation: crazy trump, arrogant, and a plaything of zionism. don't think that everything is over with my father's martyrdom. meanwhile in the us questions are being asked about the justification for the drone strike, and president trump has again said cultural sites in iran could be targetted. and we'll have the latest on the australian bushfires — there's a fear a number of fires could merge to form what's

southeast. then, the system pushes through. snow lingering in new england. it will be blustery and cold we're looking at some places in upstate new york, up to 8 inches of snow possible the snowfall totals, light to moderate heavy snow possible and moderate rain from the ohio river valley all the way back into texas where we could see flooding. we have really serious weather impacts coming over the next 72 hours. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds some really serious weather impacts coming over the next 72 hours. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. " (sports announcer) what an unlikely field in this final heat. hang on... you're about to see history in the making. (burke) not exactly a skinny dipper, but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (vo) visit farmers-dot-com and get a quote today. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with wet weather in san francisc