outbreaks of rain linger in southern england. but most rain linger in southern england. but m ost pla ces rain linger in southern england. but most places become dry. tomorrow, heavy showers and strong winds gci’oss heavy showers and strong winds across northern scotland will slowly ease. and then storm freya moves into the uk first rain spreading gci’oss into the uk first rain spreading across england and wales and parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, and then strengthening winds. there will be strengthening south—westerly winds. these are the gusts we will experience as the day goes on. towards the end of the day for wales, we will see gusts around 70 to 80 mph. and many parts of england and wales will have gusts of 65 mph through the night and into monday morning. there will be some disruption in places. check the situation near you as you head out on monday morning. this is bbc news. the headlines: the 17—year—old girl stabbed to death in a park in east london has been named as jodie chesney — she's the 18th homicide victim in the capital this year. i've

infor moving toward southern england and milderair coming inforthe moving toward southern england andcause the air force in office current is coming more off the atlantic, so overall little change in the temperatures here. scotland, around 12 degrees, in the south, high switching 17. that's your latest weather. south, high switching 17. that's hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. i'm this simon mccoy. today at 2pm: after claims of a plot to oust her, the prime minister tells her cabinet she's still hopeful of putting her deal to a parliamentary vote for a third time. we need to make sure we leave the european union and we do so in an orderly fashion and i hope as many people as possible recognise that means supporting the prime minister and making sure she gets her deal through. the european commission warns its increasingly likely the uk will leave the eu without a deal on april the 12th. in the us — democrats call for the full report into whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia to be published, after a summary of the document clears him.

bright spells in south wales into southern england, maybe the odd passing shower during the day. evening we will pick up showers in the far south and south—east. that is clearing away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that's friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the jet stream driving weather disturbances across us. it will be wet at times over the weekend. looks to be pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. but still something to play for in the detail aboutjust how wet and when it will be wet. so keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the wee

more significant rain moving its way into wales, central and southern england. tory as we move through the night tonight. so by dawn tomorrow morning it will be sitting across northern england. it sweeps off into the north sea quite quickly but the next front pushes in and bumps into that colder air. and thatis and bumps into that colder air. and that is where we could see the potential for some that is where we could see the potentialfor some rain, some sleet and some snow. we could have some accumulations of about 5— six centimetres to higher ground across scotland. some slushy deposits to lower levels. gusts of wind, 45—50 mph in scotland. wintry showers continuing to northern ireland and northern england but across eastern england, despite it being cloudy, dull and wet first thing in the morning, it is not expected to last. for england and wales into the afternoon it is a slow improvement. it will be very windy indeed but there will be some decent sunny spells. gusts of wind 50—60 mph. snow showers threatening into the north—west. highest values disappointing

bright spells in south wales into southern england, maybe the odd passing show during the day.will pick up showers in the far south and south—east. that is clearing away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that's friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the jet stream driving weather disturbances across us. it will be wet at times over the weekend. looks to be pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. but still something to play for in the detail aboutjust how wet and when it will be wet. so keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the weekend. just b

towards the end of the week as the high pressure moves closer to southern england we get more of a feedinent and that will tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales whereas the further north in scotla nd wales whereas the further north in scotland and northern ireland, the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic and there will be little overall change in temperatures. 13 again in aberdeen and belfast, up to 17 degrees in the south east england in the sunshine on thursday afternoon. we ended the week with huybrechts still in charge but it is showing signs are beginning to slip away allowing this cold front to move in off the atlantic. that fund will bring thicker cloud into scotland and northern ireland with more general outbreaks of rain. as it pushes southward and eastward it is likely to wea ke n southward and eastward it is likely to weaken significantly so probably not much rain left in it as it moves into northern england and to the south of it in the sunshine, we could have temperatures rising further up to 18 degrees but again, a bit cool in sc

then our snow sta rts southern england. en our snow starts to move its way eastwards and becomes a bit more showery in the afternoon but still very unsettled windy afternoon with the best of the sunshine across central and southern parts of england and into wales. here we could see temperatures up to ten or ii celsius butjust four or five further north, and on the strength of the wind and it will be a bitterly cold day. as we go into monday at high pressure builds from the south—west. for a time things settle down with spells of sunshine but still strong wind as we go through monday. those winds strengthen further overnight into tuesday and then we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found — briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism after the death of the baby son of shamima begum — the british teenager whose cit

weak affair by the time we get to sunday with probably no rain and probablyjust cloud across southern england the course of the day. it will feel cooler across the board by the time we get the sunday. looking at temperatures around seven or 11 degrees. we could also see 13 degrees. we could also see 13 degrees in the south west. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11 o'clock: theresa may's brexit deal returns to parliament tomorrow, but this time mps will only get to vote on part of it — the withdrawal deal. we are not prepared to support the prime minister on this. we want to see a discussion about both the issues and in particular, the crucial future arrangement. also coming up... a record number of children from working families are living in poverty in the uk because of rapidly rising living costs. nearly 3 million children are in poverty despite their parents working, according to latest figures. in mozambique, tens of thousands of people are still waiting for help, two weeks after the tropical cyclone. the aftermath of grenfell. dust and debris found near the towe

for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshinethern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce more rain into many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees. ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning, and that weather front taking the heaviest of the rain away and then we've got this secondary cold front that's moving its way southwards and taking patchy rain across wales and into southern england then still a strong to gale—force north—westerly wind will bring down sunshine and showers, mostly showers in the north—west of scotland where it's a little bit chillier, 8 or 9 degrees. further south could get

rain across england as well as in southern scotland and secondly, with the winds strengthening. ind gusts, remember strong winds in northern scotla nd remember strong winds in northern scotland slowly easing later but i think will be strengthening around the coast of wales in western england towards the end or they may be up to 80 mph and places. here is another look at the storm lilley storm freya, area low pressure, the strongest ones on the southern flank of this, through the night into early monday, england and wells in the target zone for some disruption. 60 to 70 miles an hour, these are the wind gust out to the west but there will be some spots on the coast and hills to around 80 mph. elsewhere in england, talking 50 to 60 mile per hour gust. somehow snow around as well. storm freya will bring some disruption to night into monday morning, some power interruptions may be in places and the chance of damage to check the situation with the bbc local radio station heading out first thing on monday. the circulation is moving into the north sea during monday, very windy to begin

towards the end of the week is the area of high pressure moves close to southern england we get more ing to tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales, whereas further north of scotla nd wales, whereas further north of scotland and northern ireland the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic so there will be little overall change in temperatures here, so 13 for aberdeen, 13 for belfast, we are up to 17 degrees for south—east england through thursday afternoon. we end the week like this, high pressure in charge but it is showing signs of slipping away allowing this cold front to moving off the atlantic and that fred brings thick cloud with across scotland and northern ireland with more general outbreaks of rain. as the front pushes southwards and eastwards it's likely that we can significantly so probably not much rain left on it as it edges towards northern england and for the south in the sunshine we could see temperatures rise further, highs of up temperatures rise further, highs of up to 18 celsius but getting a bit cooler for scotland and norther

and towards the southern england and towards the south coast in particular, it may hold on throughre is a little light rain and drizzle. elsewhere across england and wales, high cloud. it's going to be quite hazy. sunny skies in northern ireland and scotland though cloud producing a few showers here and there and they are very blustery showers and scotland. average speed gusts are higher, the northern isles between 60 and 70 miles per hour initially before the wind eases later and showers moving into scotla nd later and showers moving into scotland are going to be wintry on the hills. temperatures mostly at around 9— 12 degrees. saturday evening and night, further showers coming into scotland. bit more snow to the higher ground. they be the far north of england. still some cloud into parts of england and wales. maybe a little drizzle but where you are clear, hence the touch of blue on the chart, you just get a bit of frost, particularly on the ground as sunday begins. early on sunday, a longer spell of wet weather moving into the far north—west of scotland and that will move on sou

the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well.till very blustery across northern scotland in particular so over the weekend, it is going to be cooler. the knights will deliver a risk of frost. more of us will get to see some sunshine. blustery showers, especially in scotland. you are watching bbc news. live in christchurch. we are breaking away from our normal programming to bring you all the latest live events... apologies. we have lost the line to christchurch but, of course, loads of memorial events taking place in new zealand in memory of all of those who were killed in the horrific attack at the masjid al noor mosque. we have some problems with the line but we are expecting press services, memorial services and the prime ministerjacinda adern to speak and two minute's silence. thank you. live from christchurch, we are bringing you all the live events. it has been exactly a week since the country's worst mass shooting. behind me is the al noor mosque. a2 people lost their lives. the youngest victim was three years old. the cal

for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshineough the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning. that weather front will take the heaviest of the rain away, and then we've got this secondary cold front that's moving its way southwards and taking patchy rain across wales and into southern england. then still a strong to gale—force north—westerly wind will bring down sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north—west of

bright spells in south wales into southern england, maybe the odd passing show during the day.h—east. that is clearing away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that's friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the jet stream driving weather disturbances across us. it will be wet at times over the weekend. looks to be pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. but still something to play for in the detail aboutjust how wet and when it will be wet. so keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the weekend. just bear in mind it's not going to be wet all the t

for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshineome cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning. that weather front will take the heaviest of the rain away, and then we've got this secondary cold front that's moving its way southwards and taking patchy rain across wales and into southern england. then still a strong to gale—force north—westerly wind will bring down sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north—west of scotland, where it's a little bit

have been brought down and a supermarket roof has been ripped off after strong winds battered southern england and wales. hen harriers, the rare bird of prey, are being deliberately ta rgetted and killed, according to the rspb. the aston villa footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now it 5 time for inside out. this week we re in the south west of england reporting on the battle for devon's airspace, and the debate over changes to the women's pension age. blue sky, light cloud, a perfect day for gliding. the parachute makes me slightly anxious but you say i don't need to worry about this. you don't need to worry about the parachute. i didn't think we were going parachuting so i hope we're not. it's all part of our safety equipment. but clubs like this one near exeter fear they could be squeezed out so we're constantly looking around, if you see another aircraft glider, you tell me about it. what about these? that's the parachute. just these ones here i showed you earlier. i head up there to find out if there's really enou

bright spells in south wales into southern england, maybe the odd passing show during the day.far south and south—east. that is clearing away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that's friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. it will be wet at times over the weekend. looks to be pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. but still something to play for in the detail aboutjust how wet and when it will be wet. so keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the weekend. bear in mind it's not going to be wet all the time, there'll be some sunshine at times, too. this is

the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well.ng to be cooler. the nights will deliver a risk of frost. more of us will get to see some sunshine. blustery showers, especially in scotland. this is the business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. britain buys more time, as firms warn neither the eu or the uk are ready for a no—deal brexit. plus — hot pants! levi strauss soars on its return to the new york stock exchange — trousering a 31% gain. we hear from the boss. and on the markets: asian shares rise after wall street was boosted by positive economic data — a bigger than expected fall injobless claims easing some of the fears about a weakening us economy. a small recovery in the pound, but traders still very cautious about brexit.

bright spells in south wales in southern england, maybe the odd passing show during the day.—east. that is going away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6. the odd mist and fog match. zeitun going to start the day, but will not last. quite a cold feeling day. —— sunshine. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that is friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the drake —— jet strea m weekend. still with the drake —— jet stream are driving weather disturbances over us. it will be wet at times of the weekend. pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. something to play for in the detail aboutjust well. something to play for in the detail about just how wet and when it will be wet. keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the we

bright spells in south wales into southern england, the odd passing show during the day. is clearing away on thursday night and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that's friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the jet stream driving weather disturbances across us. it will be wet at times over the weekend.

the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well.r the weekend, it is going to be cooler. the nights will deliver a risk of frost. more of us will get to see some sunshine. blustery showers, especially in scotland. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the uk government has been given two more months to prepare for brexit, but if parliament doesn't pass the withdrawal agreement, that will change to just two extra weeks. the prime minister has now said she understands the frustration. a week on from the gun attacks on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand has fallen silent to remember the 50 people killed. the call to prayer was observed, as 5000 muslims attended services, supported by around 15,000 others, in solidarity with the victims and their loved ones. aid workers are racing against to get emergency —— aid workers are racing against time to get emergency supplies to hundreds of thousands of people affected by cyclone idai, which struck southern africa a week ago. more than 300 people have been confirmed dead in mozambique

cars are crushed by scaffolding and a supermarket roof is ripped off as strong winds batter southern englandin kroc sol will be in this chair from martin kroc sol will be in this chairfrom 7pm. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm damian johnson with the main stories. aston villa's jack grealish is attacked by a spectator during the derby against local rivals birmingham at st andrews. arsenal beat manchester united to go fourth and inflict a first premier league defeat on caretaker boss ole gunnar solksjaer. ah mane, mane — two goals for sadio as liverpool beat burnley to reduce the gap to one point on premier league leaders manchester city. headline, nobody gets rid of us. i am completely happy with the performance from the boys. you have to be so ready, especially against burnley. and ireland overcome france and the conditions in dublin to keep alive their slim hopes of retaining the six nations title. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm damien johnson. jack grealish has been attacked by an intruder on the pitch during aston villa's game at birmingha

the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well.in particular so over the weekend, it is going to be cooler. the nights will deliver a risk of frost. more of us will get to see some sunshine. blustery showers, especially in scotland. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: an agreement has been agreed by eu leaders for the british prime minister to delay brexit. the uk government has been given two more months to prepare for brexit, but if mps do not pass the withdrawal agreement, then that will change to two extra weeks. a week on from the horrific attacks on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand, the country has gathered to remember the 50 victims. later, a mass burial will be held. and this story is trending. nagasaki became the first city injapan to announce that cherry blossoms have started to bloom. it's believed to be four days earlier than average, due to warmer temperatures. the blossom, or sa kura, is one of the world's most stunning seasonal wonders. that is all for me, do stay with us hugh on bbc

that is south wales in southern england. e rain will come again. temperatures nine to about 1k in london. as we head onto the evening and overnight, we have our waving front across the north of the country. it will be breezy with variable amounts of cloud. some holes in the cloud, we could see some patchy fog in some parts of the west, and chilly across southern areas. two degrees, for example, in cardiff. any patchy fog that does form will leave and clear quite quickly tomorrow, and then we are looking at a dry day for most of us. are looking at a dry day for most of us. variable amounts of sunshine once again, and cloud, and we have those pesky showers across the north and the west of scotland. the other thing you will notice tomorrow is temperatures going up just a touch because the wind changes direction from a north—westerly to a south—westerly. that is a milder direction for us, and highs of 15 or possibly 16. as we had from wednesday into thursday, high pressure still very much in charge of our weather. whether fronts

the best of the sunshine across central and southern parts of england and into wales.celsius, but just for or five celsius further north. add on the strength of the wind and it will be a bitterly cold day. from sunday into monday, keep an eye on this area of high pressure building from the southwest. for a time on monday, things start to settle down. we'll see some spells of sunshine, but still some strong winds as we go through monday. those winds strengthen further overnight into tuesday. we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. bye— bye. this is bbc news — i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 6pm. the bodies of british climber tom ballard and his italian partner have been found in pakistan — two weeks after they last made contact. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism for revoking the citizenship of shamima begum, whose baby son died in a camp in syria. a man has been remanded in custody charged with the murder ofjodie chesney in east london earlier this month. the brexit secretary accuses the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier of try

southern england, less cloudy more sunshine, should feel more pleasant.howers across northern areas of the uk and we do have a cooler wind blowing down the north sea, get a feel on the cool side with some of these coasts, with temperatures struggling a little bit, nine in norwich, not great for the time of year, but away from those coasts, we should see temperatures around 13 degrees for cardiff, 13 is all in london and in the week ahead, there will be a lot of dry weather with spells of sunshine and warmer, temperatures around 70 degrees later this week. and that is your weather. weather with spells of sunshine and warmer, temperatures around 17 good evening. 0rganisers of a march in central london today to demand another eu referendum claim more than a million people have taken part. it comes after eu leaders in brussels agreed to delay brexit, and theresa may wrote to mps, hinting she may abandon her plan to put her brexit deal to a third vote in the house of commons. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. brexit is at a crossroads. no suppor

from storm freya it is rain coming from southern england and moving its way northwards. th. pretty mild further south but all the while the storm freya, the winds are picking up. like arrows indicate some of the wind gust we are getting during sunday. but the peak winds are late sunday and sunday night. —— the black arrows. here it is again, this area of low pressure, storm freya, the strongest winds where the isobars are closest together on the southern flank. turning storm year sunday. let's take a closer look. some of the coast of wales could see some gusts up to 80 mph. but around the coast and western england, 60 to 70 and then as the storm moves east, the winds will strengthen elsewhere overnight. 50, maybe even 65 mph. some damage, some disruption and interruption to power supplies come all of that possible over night into monday morning so if you are heading out sunday night, early monday, check the situation near you. it stays very windy as monday begins towards the eastern part before storm freya head south. monday, the wind will ease and it will stay breezy and

wales, southern england, perhaps 70 mph in theruptive weather as we go on through the first part of the weekend. now, that system actually strengthens as it leaves the uk, so across eastern scotland could have some very strong winds for a time here. and on sunday, north—westerly winds flowing in across the uk, bringing plenty of showers across northern and western areas. a few of those blowing in across more inland parts, through central and eastern england, central and eastern parts of scotland as well. the showers quite intense, could still have a wintry flavour to them over the high ground. and it will feel cool in the wind, with temperatures reaching a high, at best, of around ten. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the ayes to the right, 412. the noes to the left, 202. the british parliament votes to request a delay on brexit, as the deadlock on the deal drags on. president trump threatens a veto as both houses of co

we look to the south, here comes the rain from storm freya across england and wales, reaching into parts of northern ireland and southernjust rain with storm freya, more importantly, it is strengthening south—westerly winds. initially around summer because of wales and western england, 60, up to 80 mph. elsewhere, overnight and into monday, up to 65 mph winds. there could be some damage and disruption. worth checking the travel situation near me “— worth checking the travel situation near me —— near you before you head out on monday morning. welcome to bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: president trump attacks robert mueller saying the probe on alleged russian interference is an attempt "to take him out". the let's inspect every deal he has ever done, we are going to go into his finances, we are going to check every deal, we are going to check... these people are sick. they are sick. bernie sanders kick starts his campaign for the white house, vowing to fight against greed, hated and lies. 3, 2, 1, zero, lift off. paving the way for passenger travel — nasa and spacex test launch their new astronaut taxi.

england. this snow from kansas to areas of central missouri and as far as the four snow day totally southern new plus inches of snow, guys. significant snow saturday morning and then possible sunday night. so monday morning could be a lot of school delays and cancellations in the northeast. >> i was going to ask are we going get eight inch? >> no. new york is right here. right now -- about one to two inches for you guys. >> okay. >> spell her name right, bill. >> you know i will. >> thank you, bill karins. still ahead the federal government takes action over a problem far too many of us who travel had to endure. >> new york governor's tries to woo back amazon. details on how far governor cuomo is willing to go. cuomo is willing to go the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber

possible in parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland, still cloud through parts of southern englandowards the south coast in particular, it may hold on through the day and where you have that, don't be surprised if there is a little light rain and drizzle. elsewhere across england and wales, high cloud. any sun is going to be quite hazy. sunny skies in northern ireland and scotland though cloud producing a few showers here and there, and they are very blustery showers in scotland. these are average speeds — gusts are higher, the northern isles could be gusting between 60 and 70 miles per hour initially before the wind eases later, and showers moving into scotland are going to be wintry on the hills. temperatures mostly at around 9— 12 degrees. saturday evening and night, further showers coming into scotland. that means a bit more snow to the higher ground. that may be the far north of england. still some cloud into parts of england and wales. maybe a little drizzle but where you are clear, hints of a touch of blue on the chart, you just get a bit of frost, particularly on the ground

cars are crushed by scaffolding and a supermarket roof is ripped off as strong winds batter southern england. good evening. viewers on bbc one will be joining us in a moment,

bright spells in south wales into southern england, maybe the odd passing show during the day.ht and into friday morning. as that happens and the winds eventually ease, temperatures will drop away. plenty of widespread frost as friday begins. temperatures will be lower, away from towns and city centres. highland scotland could be —5 or —6 as friday begins. the odd mist and fog match. a lot of sunshine to start the day, not going to last. quite quickly cloud increasing from the west. quite a cold feeling day. you can see more hill snow to come in scotland out of that. that‘s friday covered. i want to show you the big picture for the weekend. still with the jet stream driving weather disturbances across us. it will be wet at times over the weekend. looks to be pretty windy throughout the weekend as well. but still something to play for in the detail aboutjust how wet and when it will be wet. so keep up—to—date with the latest forecast, but these are the main thing is for the weekend. just bear in mind it‘s not going to be wet all the time, 00:29:40,715 --> 2147483051:51:35,072 th

three, four, five celsius across scotland, double figures across central, southern and eastern englandfor the rest of the weekend, windy, feeling cold, some rain and snow but also some spells of sunshine. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found — briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism after the death of the baby son of shamima begum — the british teenager whose citizenship he revoked forjoining the islamic state group. a man charged with murdering jodie chesney has been remanded in custody. the 17—year—old was stabbed to death in a park in east london last friday. the brexit secretary accuses michel barnier of trying to rerun old arguments — he's been urged to agree to a balanced solution by stephen barclay, as talks continue between the uk and eu. increased activity at a missile site in north korea — satellite images of a facility near pyongyang suggest the country may be preparing to launch a missile or a satellite. now on

sea breezes developing around the coast of eastern or southern england and those temperatures, by this another mild if not warm day. again, we should see long spells of sunshine. as we get on into the weekend, it looks like thing will turn a little bit cooler. but most of us, it will be predominantly dry. that's all from me for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: british mps vote to take control over brexit. the ayes to the right — 329. the noes to the left — 302. they'll now consider a series of alternative plans — with critics condemning the prime minister's approach as a "national embarrassment". explosion. after israeli airstrikes across gaza, palestinian militants retaliate, firing a barrage of rockets into israel. yemen's humanitarian catastrophe worsens, as the civil war enters its fifth year.

tomorrow, windy for much of the day, much showers, this rain in southern england and wales moves northwardsrea of rain. how final is going to get? into southern scotland, may be northern ireland. heavy rain, heavy showers, strengthening winds, temperatures in double figures for england and wales. strength of the wind, we need to worry about later on in the day. this is when we have the arrival of storm at freya. a deepening area of low pressure, the track could change, this is what we have the yellow warning from the met office, warnings later on on sunday. it is the early afternoon, into the evening the wind is really such a pick up, initially in the south west of england and wales, 60—70 miles an hour maybe even 80. those stronger ones push their way northwards over night towards northern parts. as there is very windy here right the way through the night. into the rush hour, still wendy on monday morning, in north and eastern parts of england. then the stormers away and leaves us with blustery days with sunshine and some showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00am: three, two, one

here in the white chapel east london area and this is always been the kind of melting pot of southern england. you know them love you play polo visit the mosque every now and name not only did i go. to the extent the mosque to cause trouble that bit of a channel but islands. lovely little towns and causing quite a lot of. they came here that day was. consoled by the i think it was the it was the. temperature leading to for what brits first was privileged to be in london i was speech she might arrive in belfast is someone that isn't always here it's because the kids and it's. working quite straight was closed off because at the pyne gould he started me saying i'm sure it was developed by now friend. and you know i don't live in the area. the moment a lot though it's a pretty you know they're an issue we work together we go on to give a what. i want to from some even the many well what we all respect one another's views yeah to a point of we disagree sometimes but we don't ram have used them people shrug. the way i do you can't be fearful just in case you as you know that. when the downy i'm no

cars are crushed by scaffolding and a supermarket roof is ripped off as strong winds batter southern englanded by a spectator as his side play local rivals birmingham city. this week, the travel show is in the texan state capital finding out about the campaign to keep austin weird — that's coming up in half an hour on the bbc news channel.

probably the best of the sunshine and the dry weather, southern england and south wales, 11 degrees here end of the week, that area of low pressure is moving away. it's taking away those cold winds. clearing skies, light winds, means friday could start with a touch of frost, and some sunshine too. but it's going to cloud over. we saw the cloud coming in across the atlantic. and this is bringing the rain into northern ireland, into wales, and the south—west of england, and ahead of that, those temperatures may get to 9—10 degrees. even into the weekend, though, it stays very unsettled, some more rain, some more snow over the hills. it will be very windy. and as a result, it is always going to feel on the chilly side. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: when will carlos ghosn be leaving this tokyo jail? prosecutors fail to stop bail for the former nissan boss. it's been set at nearly $9 million. venezuela's president maduro appeals for his supporters to take to the streets, promising to defeat an oppos

we may see sea breezes developing around the coast of eastern and southern england. possibly 17 degrees. as we look further ahead, friday is going to be another mild if not warm day. again, we should see long spells of sunshine. as we get on into the weekend, it does look like thing will turn a little bit cooler. but most of us, it will be predominantly dry. that's all from me for now. good morning welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: mps vote to seize control of the brexit process in a further blow for theresa may. three of her ministers resign tojoin the rebellion. the ayes to the right 329, the noes to the left 302. the prime minister insists she won't be bound by any new plan that may emerge from these indicative votes, which take place tomorrow. with a no deal exit still a possibility, i've been looking at the trade deals already in place and what's left to do. more potholes are being patched up but there are fears that a quick fix solution is just skimming the surface. silencing the racist, raheem sterling responds to a

summer time but ironically it is getting colder, we are going to find more in the way of cloud in southern england, chilly start further north. a dry day, light winds, spells of sunshine but cooler everywhere, chilly down the eastern side of england and scotland. high pressure is going to get pushed away early next week. signs of change. it isa early next week. signs of change. it is a strange sort of change though, some uncertainties but weather fronts bringing rain to scotland and northern ireland on monday and then we change the wind direction, draw down a northerly wind. it may get even colder. bye for now. the prime minister's brexit divorce plan is rejected by parliament yet again — on the very day that the united kingdom was supposed to leave the european union. the ayes to the right 286, the noes to the left, 344. theresa may lost by 58 votes — the defeat narrower than last time — but still it is a major setback for her and for brexit. the implications of the house's decision are grave. the legal default now is that the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the 12th of april

but still south of our weather front some warmth, southern parts of wales across southern england intohigh teens. but notice barely double figures behind our weather front. now, as we look at the picture for sunday, here's the front edging again a little further southwards. but it's high pressure that's building back in behind it, that's why it is still essentially settled. but of course that will bring some cloud, that weather front moving south, with the odd spot of light rain, nothing more than that. elsewhere, some clear weather to begin with. some cloud building, but most places are staying dry. and there could well see some rain, rather than snow, then pushing back in towards shetland as the day goes on. and for all of us at this stage those temperatures have come down. that's your forecast. good morning. welcome to breakfast with me, charlie stayt, in westminster. on the day the uk was supposed to leave the european union, will parliament finally agree on a brexit plan? mps will vote again today on part of theresa may's deal. if it doesn't pass, they have just two weeks to come

probably the best of the sunshine and the dry weather — southern england and south wales, 11 degreesn scotland. as we head into the end of the week, well, that area of low pressure is moving away. it's taking away those cold winds. clearing skies, light winds means friday could start with a touch of frost, and some sunshine too. but it's going to cloud over. we saw the cloud earlier on coming in across the atlantic. this is bringing the rain into northern ireland, into wales, and the south—west of england and ahead of that, those temperatures may get to 9 or 10 degrees. even into the weekend, though, it stays very unsettled, some more rain, some more snow over the hills. it will be very windy. as a result, it is always going to feel on the chilly side. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. it's 6am. 0ur headlines today: treat knife crime as a national emergency — the call from one of britain's most senior police officers ahead of an emergency meeting with the home secretary. protecting prices after brexit. reports the government may significantly cut

the rain in southern england that wales moves northwards. how far north will it get? atures in double figures for england and wales. it is the wind we need to worry about later in the day, because this is when we have the arrival of storm for. that is a deepening area of low pressure. the track could change was that we have yellow warnings from the met office. it is into the evening that the winds pick up, initially in the south—west of finland and wales, 60 or70, south—west of finland and wales, 60 or 70, maybe even 80 mph near western coasts. the strong winds push north overnights towards northern parts of england. it stays windy here through the night. into the rush—hour, it stays windy on monday morning in north—eastern parts of england and south—east scotland, then the storm moves away and leaves us with a blustery day on monday with sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12.00pm: three, two, one, zero, ignition, liftoff. spacex's falcon rocket blasts off into orbit from florida's kennedy space centre it's on a mission to show nasa it can carry a

for most of the day, southern and eastern england may well be dry, the winds gradually easing down aand. but temperatures should be a bit higher on wednesday, despite those strong winds, 11 or 12 degrees. the winds continue to ease down a bit through the evening. we've got the rain coming in from the atlantic, that's across many parts of the uk overnight. the main concern is the amount of rain, continuing rain affecting the cumbrian fells, that's going to lead to some flooding, temperatures overnight 5—7 degrees. the main weight of rain is likely to be overnight and early in the morning as that weather system takes the heaviest of the rain away into the near continent and we're left with that cold front moving its way southwards. it is going to bring with it patchy rain, moving down across wales into southern england to the day and behind that north—westerly wind, still strong to gale—force, will bring us sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north and west of scotland. temperatures will be a bit lower, 8 or 9 degrees or so, further south could hit 12 or 13. as one with fr

for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshineorthern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, because it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain will probably be overnight and first thing in the morning. that weather front will take the heaviest of the rain away, and then we've got this secondary cold front that's moving its way southwards and taking patchy rain across wales and into southern england. then still a strong to gale—force north—westerly wind will bring down sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the north—west of scotland, where it's a little bit chillier, temperatures 8 or 9 degr

unsettled, when the afternoon but the best of the sunshine in central and southern parts of england.ngth of the wind and it isa on the strength of the wind and it is a bitterly cold day. sunday into monday, high pressure builds from the south—west so for a time on monday things settle down. we see spells of sunshine still strong wind as we go through monday. when strengthen is further overnight into tuesday and we will see a particularly stormy spell of weather. this is bbc news, i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 4.00pm. the bodies of two climbers who went missing in pakistan have been found. briton tom ballard and italian daniele nardi last made contact two weeks ago. the home secretary, sajid javid, is facing criticism after the death of the baby son of shamima begum, the british teenager whose citizenship he revoked forjoining the islamic state group. a man charged with murdering jodie chesney has been remanded in custody. the 17—year—old was stabbed to death in a park in east london last friday. also this hour — the brexit secretary accuses michel barnier of trying "to reru