thursday evening, and that brings the likelihood of a spell of really significant snow across southwest england force here, because the snow will pile up, 10—20 cm, maybe more in southwest england. very strong winds. there'll be blizzard conditions out there, as we head through thursday night into friday, some of that snow perhaps fringing into northern ireland, and as we go through the day on friday, snow will come across some other southern areas today. showers will feed into the northern and eastern scotland. temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest. however, if any snow turns back to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and some of those will still be wintry. hello this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. a red weather warning for scotl

thursday evening, and that brings the likelihood of a spell of really significant snow across southwest englandas an amber warning in force here, because the snow will pile up, 10—20 cm, maybe more in southwest england. there'll be blizzard conditions out there, as we head through thursday night into friday, some of that show perhaps fringing into northern ireland, and as we go through the day on friday, snow will come across some other southern areas today. temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest. however, if any snow turns back to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces adn turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see systems of from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and of those will still be wintry. you're watching newsday from london and singapore. i'm sharinjit leyl. the headlines. another resignation. president trump's communications director hope hicks is

thursday evening, and that brings the likelihood of a spell of really significant snow across southwest england, 10—20 cm, maybe more in southwest england. very strong winds. there'll be blizzard conditions out there, as we head through thursday night into friday, some of that snow perhaps fringing into northern ireland, and as we go through the day on friday, snow will come across some other southern areas today. showers will feed into the northern and eastern scotland. temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest. however, if any snow turns back to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and of those will still be wintry. this is bbc news — the headlines... united nations officials have described conditions in yemen — after three years of conflict — as ‘catastro

thursday evening, and that brings the likelihood of a spell of really significant snow across southwest englandaybe more in southwest england. very strong winds. there'll be blizzard conditions out there, as we head through thursday night into friday, some of that snow perhaps fringing into northern ireland, and as we go through the day on friday, snow will come across some other southern areas today. showers will feed into the northern and eastern scotland. temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest. however, if any snow turns back to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and some of those will still be wintry. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories. three years after civil w

thursday evening, and that brings the likelihood of a spell of really significant snow across southwest england the snow will pile up, 10—20 cm, maybe more in southwest england. there'll be blizzard conditions out there, as we head through thursday night into friday, some of that show perhaps fringing into northern ireland, and as we go through the day on friday, snow will come across some other southern areas today. temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest. however, if any snow turns back to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and of those will still be wintry. i'm sharinjit leyl with bbc world news. our top story: white house communications director hope hicks is to step down. the former model is reported to have said she had achieved everything she coul

it is a commendation of wet and windy weather that been on offer across the southwest of england, gettingp to the irish sea area, western side of wales and northern ireland. into the evening and overnight, that is where i suspect we will find the heaviest of the rain. as the front just tends to swing its way out of the southwest, pushing the rain towards wales, the midlands into the southeast. further east under the skies, the attempt was will dribble away 3—5d or so, reasonably against that shield of cloud. thursday, the front makes progress towards the north and east. writer skies falling on behind, but the chance of some pretty heavy showers underneath that

by the time we get into tomorrow, southwest england and the southeast of wales, also covered by a met further snow showers to the night, it is this area of more persistent snow drifting its way westward so that brings us most cause for concern. by— ten cm, maybe, from this, but perhaps a bit more over high ground in the southwest. temperatures are dropping well below freezing, there will be a frost. into tomorrow morning, then, if you had travel plans across the southwest and wales into the west midlands, as well, we will see the snow falls continuing. blowing around ona snow falls continuing. blowing around on a strong easterly wind, particularly over high ground, we could see significant at the two militias of snow. some of the sauers blowing in across northeast england. some showers into northern ireland. mostly western scotland seeing fewer snow showers more in the way of sunshine. western scotland will stick with skinny skies at times that the date. —— sunny skies at times into the day. it will turn bright eventually in the southeast, but all the while, d snow continues down acro

theresa may...................wn solidarity yesterday over the poisoning of the russian spy in southwest england theresa may came here hoping to get a strong message of you --ur states pointing the finger of blame at the russian federation. did manage to achieve that -- she did manage to acachieve tha. he was sn as a pitive for the u.k. and european union showing they can hold together on important matters eveven with brbrexit coming between them in political l areas. wewe will be crossing live to hr what french president emmanuel macron has to say. we are expecting to hear from him in the next 15 minutes or so on this ongoing situation. , sheng me in the studio has been keeping an eye on developments. take us through what happened this morning. >> these are the facts we have managed to piece together. some of them not confirmed officially. toe of them according security officials and eyewitness so we can see them as more solid. this morning, a man and a car opened fire on a group of french police out jogging. one of the officers was injured, shot in the shoulder. not seriously injured. that sam

parts of southwest england are expected to see up to 12 inches of snow today. hundred of flights have been canceled, roads are closed, sports events called off. we'll be back with more news after the break. cam >>> it is 4:54 right now and you can tell what commute this is? this is our live camera over dublin. things moving smoothly for that part of what is basically a super commute. >>> nbc bay area responds to the san francisco man who's movie subscription was abruptly canceled when he got fed up with the drama' calls us for help. chris chmura sprang into action. chris. >> daniel said he and his wife bought into movie pass, the subscription service that lets you watch as many movies as you fwhant theaters for just $105 a year. they said they loved movie pass. but then daniel got a notice that his membership was canceled effective immediately for violating the terms of service. now, what's odd here is that his wife's me ship wasn't canceled, even though they said they had been to the exact same movies. daniel told me he made at least 18 calls to try to get ans

international chemical weapons inspectors will arrive in southwest england later on monday.ll try to verify the type of nerve agent used to attack the former russian agent sergei skripal and his daughter. the british foreign secretary has accused russia of making and stockpiling the agent. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. whatever the weather, the decontamination work and forensic investigation in salisbury goes on. two weeks after the chemical attack on sergei and yulia skripal, it is clear that one focus of the inquiry is his bmw, amid suggestions that the chemical agent might have been placed there to ensure that the occupants were poisoned. a team of international chemical weapons experts from the global body which polices their prohibition arrives in salisbury tomorrow. they will begin a further independent investigation. today, the foreign secretary went further than ever, blaming russia and lifting the veil a little on secret intelligence. borisjohnson says it shows that russia has been making nerve agent within the last decade. we actually have evi

alert — the most severe weather warning, meaning there's a risk to life — has been issued for southwest englandales from three o'clock this afternoon. the icy blast is expected to last at least another 48 hours. let's get the latest from ben brown who's in the north east of england. we are at the angel of the northern gateshead. it's pretty brutal here at the moment. we have had lizard conditions, subzero temperatures, winds of around a0 miles an hour. there are a few hardy souls on the sledgers here, trying to enjoy the snow. this is the a 617, just off the a-i. snow. this is the a 617, just off the a—1. there are cars going up and down but we have seen cars stranded as well. but nothing as bad as in scotla nd as well. but nothing as bad as in scotland where dozens of drivers we re scotland where dozens of drivers were stranded overnight for many hours. catriona renton reports. gridlock north of glasgow, a main route brought to a standstill. gridlock north of glasgow, a main route brought to a standstilllj left route brought to a standstill.” left aberdeen at a:30pm yesterday afternoon and got

storms have already claimed at least forty lives the latest a seven year old girl in cornwall in southwest england sunday april reports. if the first day of march is supposed to him to spring to come there's little evidence of it here after a visit from the beast from the east the worst storm to hit britain in seventeen years even chaos in its wake many train services ground to a halt in scotland more than three hundred people were stranded on this highway some for up to twenty hours in their cars all before. the overall market. conditions so bad that the first minister nicholas sturgeon even urge people not to travel. schools in the worst affected areas have to close some make the most of it . others gave up fighting against the conditions i phoned in to work so hard in the draft. already i think we're going to be. through. right through and i write this for britain's meteorological office has issued red warnings throughout the country meaning a risk to life as the siberian storefront is set to collide with storm heading north from the atlantic snowstorms of this a very are highly unusual in euro

but the worst of the weather is here, in these parts of southwest england and south wales — where a redg there's a risk to life. and jon kay is in tiverton in devon with the latest. yes, as you join us tonight, the snow seems to have stopped for a few moments, but it's been replaced by this horrible freezing rain and that's going to cause all sorts of extra problems tomorrow morning on the roads. that's why this red severe alert remains in place into tomorrow. it was issued at 8am this morning. we were told then stay off the roads, but it seems a lot of people have still been called out. —— caught out. the red warning zone, but tonight there's only white to be seen. workers abandoning their cars in tiverton, hoping to get home on foot. horrible. it's slippery, it's cold. it's just not very nice at all. i wouldn't risk going out in it tonight, there's too much risk of having an accident. across the west country and south wales tonight, thousands of drivers have been stuck and notjust on remote country roads. these are some of the main routes outside cardiff — strangers helping one anothe

begins to melt, the environment agency has 11 flood warnings in place for parts of northeast and southwest englandrrespondent dan johnson reports. another day of britain taking a battering. after the snow come the high tides and the flood warnings. the sea has taken over the railway line. on the outskirts of cardiff, the snow is still hanging around. 400 homes across wales are without power, some people have now seen enough. very pretty and all that, but i must admit it is getting on my nerves now. it has affected me in not being able to get into work. i did not expect it to be as bad as it's been but we are getting cabin fever now. the motorway across the pennines was deserted for more than a day because of heavy snow and high winds. leeds and manchester were finally reconnected earlier this morning. the traffic may be flowing here, but most of the roads across these hills are still blocked with snow and there are strong winds in places too, potentially causing more snow drifts. further north, the a1 has reopened, the a66 is still blocked. over the border, just look what the trains are having to

it is a commendation of wet and windy weather that been on offer across the southwest of england, gettingand. into the evening and overnight, that is where i suspect we will find the heaviest of the rain. as the front just tends to swing its way out of the southwest, pushing the rain towards wales, the midlands into the southeast. further east under the skies, the attempt was will dribble away 3—5d or so, reasonably against that shield of cloud. thursday, the front makes progress towards the north and east. writer skies falling on behind, but the chance of some pretty heavy showers underneath that front, it will not be a particularly warm day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. a return to cold war expulsions. 23 russian spies are sent packing by the british prime minister. it the biggest number of diplomats expelled by britain in 30 years, as europe and the united states come out in support of london's response. poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter has been formally tied to the kremlin which denied the deadline for information. they have traded the use of military grade ner

continuous hard work often behind the scenes, of the public particularly in the public health england southwest from police, particularly. it also, from police, particularly. it also, from the director of public health and colleagues at wiltshire county council and her public health team. it takes all of these individuals to work together to ensure that messages, risk assessment, although the background work is complete. and this is important. the next group of people, obviously, iwould this is important. the next group of people, obviously, i would like to thank the services represented along the table here with whom we work on a daily basis that it becomes very apparent how good that work is when you are under stress and in response to an incident this is a very difficult incident to work on and again, reiterating that good work. i think what i would like to go with the opportunity to speak to the public. to thank the public, they will have had some interactions with our public health teams colleagues we're been making public health enquiries. we will continue do that and he would like to enc

which took place on british soil but as prime minister to raise them a visit souls bravely southwest of england where the attack took place to discuss the situation with local investigators yesterday she announced the expulsion from the u.k. of twenty three russian diplomats giving them just a week to leave moscow continues to deny any involvement and is promising retaliations. so let's get more on this with the w.'s chief political editor mikhail. mikhail let's start with a joint statement tells more about what's been said yes this is actually pretty strong stuff we have here france germany the u.k. and the united states basically saying that this is a breach of international law calling on russia to really stick to its international commitments not just. against the use of chemical weapons but there's also restoring reference here that this is the first time that chemical agents are actually used on european soil since the second world war and this pretty much puts us into cold war rhetoric here pretty swiftly it also talks about a pattern of irresponsible russian behavior now we don't know e

of getting it out to the outlets, some of -- one in northern scotland and one in the tip of southwest englande several hundred miles from this distribution center. they became completely cut off. carol: a story this week about love and australian style surfing. julia: cabo san lucas. chris: the story is surfing and we sent our writer to cabo san lucas to serve. there is a new company called tropics earth which is a 10 step course toward learning how to surf. surfing classes are all over the world, but there is not a lot of curriculum and this is one of the first systems, in australia, nicaragua, and now, o. our writer tested it out. carol: first we have to talk about the code message between potential proposer and his friend to make sure he did the deed. chris: our writer told his friend he wanted to propose. he had his ring in his backpack, no one found it, but he told his texting me. make sure i do this, but you can't say did you ask her because she might see my phone. say catch any waves. he's getting these all week. julia: and he struggles to catch waves. chris: in terms of real waves, he

there is one in northern scotland and at the tip of cornwall in southwest england -- each of those are miles from this distribution center, so they became completely cut off. julia: in the pursuit section this week, a story of both love and australian style surfing. carol: both work well in cabo san lucas. here is chris rosner. chris: the heart of this story is surfing, and we sent our writer to cabo san lucas to learn how to surf. there is a new company program. there is a rigorous, 10 step course to learn how to surf. there are surfing classes all over the world, but not a lot of curriculum and written rules, and this is one of the first systems. it started in australia. is now in indonesia and nicaragua and is now in cabo. julia: i want to get into this and how it went, but first we have to talk about the code message between a potential proposer and his friend to make sure he did the deed. chris: our writer jim told his friend he had a ring in his backpack, spent time with family over christmas, no one found it -- and he told his friend, keep texting me, make sure i do this. but yo

and rain coming back to south—east england and southwest and rain coming back to south—west england andre, so watch out for potential problems from that. and from the rain and snow pushing northwards into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it's a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: 16 palestinians are reported killed and hundreds injured after israeli forces clash with protesters on the gaza border. russia expels diplomats from 23 countries as the spy row continues to stoke east—west tensions. a bus fire brings one of britain's busiest airports to a standstill. officials say

southwest england wales and into the midlands, with any elevation, we might see some wet snow, but it hours for firefighters to reach victims of last year‘s manchester arena bombing. firstly the fire service was simply out of the loop. they beat the misjudgement at the beaming and therefore work two hours late in getting to the fire —— they made a misjudgement. theresa may tells mps that more than two dozen of britain‘s allies have now expelled russian diplomats over the poisoning of the former double agent sergei skripal. centre fire join thousands in protest over the deaths of more than 60 people, accusing officials there of corruption. australia is sending three cricketers home from south africa over ball—tampering, including team captain steve smith. officials say the players will face ‘significant sanctions‘. and coming up shortly, why we‘re moving home less often. the changing housing market has halved the number of times the average householder ups sticks. returning now to our top story. fire chiefs have apologised for their response to the manchester arena terror attack after

england. these areas, particularly, at risk of destruction overnight. across the far southwestrrow morning. travel destruction is very likely, indeed. a dryer spell, perhaps, for the southwest f wells. it looks saxton oval returned from the south. heavy snow, at that. to —— it looks like the snow more for the cell. fine weather with sunshine in between, when we consider the strength of the wind, this is what will feel like through tomorrow afternoon. sub zero in many areas. but, is like change in the whether the next few days. it looks like we will bring something slightly, slightly less called up from the south, particularly into southern areas. because think of the weekend, then, is that for many, it will remain cold, but the little less cold down towards the south and there is still the risk of some snow. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines: parts of the uk are warned over blizzard conditions — as storm emma sweeps in from the atlantic. a red weather warning is in place for south west england and south wales — it means it could pose a risk to life. drivers

turn bright eventually in the southeast, but all the while, d snow continues down across the southwest of england is the longevity of the snowfall, if you like it, that brings us more cause for concern. a cold and windy day. high—pressure brings its way down from the north into monday. that pushes the snowfalls away and gets rid of a cold easterly wind. they get stuck with more of a northerly wind, it will not be a warm wind direction, but it will not be as cold. monday should bring some spells of sunshine at time. the temperatures around 5-7d. as at time. the temperatures around 5—7d. as you can see, in the forecast for the week ahead comedy temperatures continue to climb up into double digits, but it will eventually turn a more unsettled. that is all for me for now. i will hand you back tonight. russia have given diplomats 23 days to leave and shutdown the russian council. we can speak out the labour mp stephen kinnock, formerly the director of the british council in russia. you have had experience of this sort of action with the british council. i was the director of the british council in st

as naught but without all the angles on the response to the atrocity and will tour in the southwest of england and his cold war rhetoric freezing diplomacy in britain we speak award winning author and rolling stone journalist maybe about how the russian hysteria would lead us to a nuclear winter plus the consultant for the would rather be a road daily mail that drew paris predicts the fallout from wiltshire will lead to the end of jeremy coleman's political career all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first british labor leader jeremy corbyn didn't even use one of his questions of prime minister's questions to goad minority government leader to raise i'm a into war because of weapons of mass destruction you want to dance is about a financial statement on monday the n.h.s. is clearly in crisis so why wasn't there a penny extra of the n.h.s. in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the prime minister told corbin to look at the arguably blairite labor party in wales perhaps you might look to see what the labor entering. the lazy sunday will tell you the latest on your dat

assumes britain would within hours veto the un resolution to investigate the atrocity in the southwest of england well to take a better look at the russian threats narrative and how it may now affect the future of a post-breakfast britain i went to the green outside the palace of westminster to talk to a member of britain's house of lords international relations committee lord elf well to take a better look at the russian threat narrative and how it will affect the future of a post directed britain i'm now joined by lord valve member of the international relations committee at the house of lords and former member of the european parliament. thanks for being here on the green outside parliament twenty three russian diplomats being chucked out of the country in the next few days your reaction to tourism is statement. i can't see what. i mean what it will achieve is presumably twenty three british diplomats will be thrown out of russia some say more than maybe. but. the. choice everyone is saying in the house behind us because she has the evidence that the kremlin ordered an atrocity in england. i m

and rain coming back to south—west england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot ofpushing northwards into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it's a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: more tears as australian cricket hits rock bottom. former vice—captain david warner apologises for his role in the ball—tampering scandal and admits he might never play for the team again. blade takes full responsibility for my part in what happened, and i am deeply sorry for the consequences of what i was involved in. —— i take full. 16 palestinians are reported killed and hund

concentration of the deadly nerve agent was at the home of former russian spy sergei skripal in southwest englandinvestigators explaining we believe the skripals first came into contact with the nerve agent from their front door. reassuring neighbors that the risk remains low. sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia, are still in critical condition more than three weeks after being found on a park bench in salisbury. this police officer among more than 20 affected by the poison was also hospitalized but has since been released. police have searched a pub, a restaurant and cemetery tracing the skripals' steps, but are still trying to figure out whether a banned chemical weapon was smuggled into the country. the uk, convinced russia is to blame, rallied allies, throwing out more than 150 russian diplomats from 28 countries. the u.s. expelling 60 and closing the seattle consulate. >> expulsion of diplomats on a scale that we have never seen before. >> reporter: russia denies it was involved, even suggesting british intelligence could have been behind it. this morning russian officials once again dema

flood warnings are still in place in southwest and northeast england — weather agencies say coastal floodingspring tides combine with rising river levels. here's our correspondent danjohnson. this was the main road across the north of england yesterday. deserted, blocked for more than 2a hours. this morning, the m62 reopened, and the transpennine traffic returned, reconnecting the main cities of the north. but many other roads across the hills between leeds and manchester are still covered in snow. it's been quite incredible, never seen anything like it. we've had sort of five or so foot drifts round by where we live, the other side of the hill over there, cars getting stuck, including police cars and so on. these are the ice roads of the north pennines. this lane leading to the tiny village of bewcastle has been blocked since wednesday. this morning, local farmers cleared the snow. people here feeling a bit forgotten. i rang the highways department yesterday morning, asking them to send out some assistance as our tractor was stuck in a neighbour's. and they said "there's no way anybody was

continuing disruption to road and rail travel, and a number of flood warnings are in place in southwest and northeast england danjohnson. yesterday's empty strip of tarmac across the country replaced this morning by trans—pennine traffic, reconnecting leeds and manchester. the m62 reopened, but many roads across these hills are still blocked. it's been quite incredible, never seen it's been quite incredible, never seen anything like it. we've had ca rs seen anything like it. we've had cars getting stuck, including police ca rs cars getting stuck, including police cars and so on. these are the ice roads of the north pennines. this lane leading to the tiny village of bewcastle has been blocked since wednesday. this morning, local farmers cleared the snow. people here are feeling a bit forgotten. i rang the highways department yesterday morning asking them to send out some assistance as our tractor was stuck in a neighbour's. and they said, there's no way anybody was going to be out our way. i think it's absolutely disgusting. right across the north, there's still plenty of snow to clear. we don't want any more

and rain coming back to south—west england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot ofroblems from that. and from the rain and snow pushing northwards into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it's a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. hello this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. more tears as the australian cricketer david warner breaks his silence over the ball tampering scandal. the former vice—captain has apologised and says he accepts he may never play for his country again. ri

twelve to greet drop we could even see some some heavy snow destructive snow shell into the southwest of england. the written thank you so had on al-jazeera made the russian reality t.v. star whose political ambitions are raising some serious questions plus. in sydney which this weekend hosts a special as against summits will strongly faults about the other group of southeast asian countries so why is the summit coming here. and it's for two decades on from her breakout performance at the end in turn and venus williams is in title contention again. the scene for us whether online what is american sign in yemen that peace is possible but not what happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people the little choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's been out to visit and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. now watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories this hour. preparing for fifty thousand p

and rain coming back to south—west england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot ofds into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it's a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. the headlines: the former vice—captain of the australian cricket team has apologised and said he takes full responsibility for his role in the ball—tampering scandal. david warner said he let his country down and made a bad decision in the recent test match against south africa. and he admitted he might never play for the team again. the palestinian president has blamed israel for the deaths of 16 demonstrators, after violence f

and rain coming back to south—west england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot ofhwards into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, so for parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it‘s a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. airport welcome to bbc news. i‘m nkem ifejika. the former vice—captain of the australian cricket team has appeared in front of the media and apologised — saying he takes full responsibility for his role in the ball—tampering scandal. david warner said he let his country down and made a bad decision in the last test match against south africa. and he admitted he might never play for the team again. i realise i am responsible for my own actio

and rain coming back to south—west england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot of snow pushing northwards into easter monday, because the moisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and snow mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the south we brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is that possibility of snow, and it's a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: more tears as australian cricket hits rock bottom. former vice—captain david warner apologises for his role in the ball—tampering scandal — and admits he might never play for the team again. i take full responsibility for my pa rt i take full responsibility for my part in what happened, and i a

and rain coming back to south—east england and southwest wales later in the day, we have seen a lot ofoisture is feeding into cold air, sofa parts of wales and the midlands northwards, some sleet and so mainly on hills, but also possible and lower levels. the far north of scotland staying dry during daylight hours and in the southleigh brighten up a bit after some heavy showers. but it is a possibility of snow, and is a busy travel day on easter monday which we are watching closely. if you have travel plans keep across the forecast because there is a risk of some disruption and we will keep you updated on that. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 15 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during a mass protest on the border between gaza and israel. demonstrators have been hurling stones and are calling for refugees to be allowed to return to israel. russia has expelled diplomats from several countries, in response to expulsions of its own staff, after the uk accused moscow of being behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter. the un security council has imposed

today, it's brought southwest wales and south—west england as well and in actualfact, if we south—westland as well and in actual fact, if we look at the snow radar if this clump of snow that's going to be moving up through the channel isles that will cause the issues. we've got a rash of snow showers piling into eastern scotland but it's not as bad as it was yesterday. we've lost the red warning, take action. we still got amber warnings warning, take action. we still got amberwarnings in warning, take action. we still got amber warnings in force for east of scotland, be prepared forfurther disruption. the same for north—east england and northern ireland. down into the south—west we have another red warning, this means take action. we are looking at severe weather for the end of the day, blizzard like conditions here. we will widely see as much as 20 and two metres of falling snow and we could see more, 30-40 falling snow and we could see more, 30—a0 centimetres to higher ground. it will be awful out there and with strong gusty winds it will blow the snow around. it will move through wa

across almost all of the uk today. severe warning which means there's a risk to life. into the southwest of england and south wales later today. to make any uncessaryjourneys. but firstjohn donison has the latest. in terms of weather, march the ist marks the first day of spring. marks the first day of spring. it does not feel like it. does not feel like it. central scotland is again likely to be the worst affected. be the worst affected. having ignored warnings not to travel. travel. 20 minutes ago it moved maybe 100 yards and then we stop. maybe 100 yards and then we stop. the snow is coming in in showers. next thing was it went black and there were heavy showers of snow. there were heavy showers of snow. glasgow airport remained shut. scores of flights have been cancelled. cancelled. down and they said we could not leave for an hour and a half. leave for an hour and a half. it was another hour and another hour. hour. temporary beds for passengers stranded overnight. stranded overnight. of food, an indication of how bad the weather has got. the weather has got. and the worst could still be to come