cloudy start to saturday and best chance for any lengthy sunny spells through the day across southwest scotland eastern side of england. temperatures about where they have been over the past couple of days, 69 degrees. cloud cover through saturday night and there this is bbc news — i'm nancy kacungira — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a probe into lockdown parties at downing street — suggests the former british prime minister, borisjohnson — should have known rules were being broken. i believed that what we were doing was within the rules. that's why i said what i said in the chamber. president biden meets the german chancellor for talks — as the pentagon announces details of more military aid for ukraine. 0n the ground in ukraine — the head of russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut — the east ukrainian city, that's been the focus of extensive fighting.

that rain perhaps just getting into the far southwest of scotland by the end of the day.degrees covers it for most of us. and then into the new week, that ridge of high pressure clears off into the near continent and is replaced by frontal systems running in from the atlantic, and that will bring bouts of heavy rain, some quite strong winds at times. but throughout, it is set to stay mild. it mayjust get a little cooler in the north for the end of the week. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories: wanted for war crimes — the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for russia's leader, vladimir putin, for his alleged role in deporting ukrainian children to russia. the judges issued arrest warrants. their execution depends on international cooperation. tiktok reportedly under investigation in the united states over allegations the video—sharing app spied on journalists. police in paris arrest more protesters,

tonight with this band of heavy rain pushing eastwards, particularly wet over high ground in southwest scotlando we start tomorrow morning with this frontal system swirling its way eastward. some outbreaks of rain clinging on across the south east corner. heavy rain in parts of northern scotland and some blustery winds to start the day. as we go through the day, where we'll see another clutch of downpours moving across the northern half of scotland, maybe some snow over the highest hills and mountains here. and then, really, itjust turns into a sunshine and showers day, but some of the showers will be heavy, possibly thundery, and we will keep some rather blustery winds — strongest gusts always around some of these western coasts, gusting up to 50mph or more. temperatures, 11—15 celsius, maybe not quite as mild as it was today across the northern half of scotland. now, as we look ahead to thursday, again, sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be on the heavy side. later in the day, some more persistent rain is likely to drift across the channel islands starting to move towards southern

that rain perhaps just getting into the far southwest of scotland by the end of the day.ld. 8 to 13 degrees covers it for most of us. and then into the new week, that ridge of high pressure clears off into the near continent and is replaced by frontal systems running in from the atlantic, and that will bring bouts of heavy rain, some quite strong winds at times. but throughout, it is set to stay mild. it mayjust get a little cooler in the north for the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm anjana gadgil. our top stories: wanted for war crimes: the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for russia's leader, vladimir putin, for his alleged role in deporting ukrainian children to russia. the judges issued arrest warrants. their execution depends on international cooperation. tiktok reportedly under investigation in the united states over allegations the video—sharing app spied on journalists. police in paris arrest more protesters angry at the french president's pension reforms. the mystery of the millions of dead fish found floating in an australian river.

that rain perhaps just getting into the far southwest of scotland by the end of the day.vers it for most of us. and then into the new week, that ridge of high pressure clears off into the near continent and is replaced by frontal systems running in from the atlantic, and that will bring bouts of heavy rain, some quite strong winds at times. but throughout, it is set to stay mild. it mayjust get a little cooler in the north for the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for vladimir putin and his children's commissioner, accusing them of war crimes over the unlawful deportation of children from ukraine to russia. it's the first time the court has ordered the arrest of a prominent, serving political leader. our us partner cbs is reporting that the fbi and the department ofjustice are investigating the chinese owned video—sharing app, tiktok, over allegations the company spied onjournalists. several governments, including the us, the uk, the european union, canada and new zealand, banned tiktok on governm

parts of wales, northern ireland pushing into parts southwest scotland into parts of southwest scotlandaps into the midlands, the low cloud of mist likely to cling to many eastern coastal counties as well in between there'll be some brighter spells on saturday and the winds should be a lot lighter in the south generally slightly cooler feel as well with temperatures 9 to 13 degrees celsius . that's all 13 degrees celsius. that's all for now. goodbye . log on michelle dewberry. and this is dewbs& co net zero if you like those two words, you'll be very happy tonight because after being taken to court, the government has issued a lot more detail. i think there's about a thousand pages of it all about net zero and how on earth we're actually going to get there. it's got me thinking after it was criticised that apparently it uk standing as it removes the uk standing as a leader log on michelle dewberry. and this is dewbs& co net zero if you like those two words, you'll be very happy tonight because after being taken to court, the government has issued a lot more detail. i think there's about

scotland this evening . another zone this evening. another zone of rain develops in the rain then develops in the southwest spreads across southwest thatwards the midlands and eastern england through nights tending through the nights tending a little drier across scotland and northern some clearer northern ireland, some clearer spells likely here, but is it going to be a cold one? temperatures many places staying in the high figures , in the high single figures, double most towns double digits across most towns and cities for england, wales , and cities for england, wales, we start thursday then with a lot of cloud still some lot of cloud and still some outbreaks of rain over the east that should away and that should clear away and generally a much generally speaking, a much brighter i think brighter day tomorrow. i think we'll good breaks we'll see some good breaks in the sunny spells. the clouds, some sunny spells. there showers . it's far there will be showers. it's far from a completely dry day. the showers to move through showers tending to move through on breeze. when on that brisk breeze. but when sun's temperatures a little sun

scotland to speak to some of those who'll be voting. it's a short campaign, but an intense one. the candidates have been on the road for a week. their latest stop, dumfries, in the southwests. friends, independence is inevitable. independence is coming. and the unequal union that we're in, yhe days of that unequal union are numbered. the snp is at its best when we take on the establishment, when we refuse to back down and we win. when we have that steely grit and determination not to be told by westminster what to do. i i feel like we've been treadingl water for quite a long time now, so i think we're going to tire - and we're going to be swept away if we don't change direction - in what we're doing quite soon. so i think we need to change direction and i think- we need to act differently. for snp members in this rural corner of the country, that's a popular argument. it has been important to me, but it became really important. alec ross wants better governance from edinburgh, and a clearer route to independence. at the end of the day, people get tired and ijust feel that the regime has just got a little bit tired over the last three years. folk are switching off, you kno

as for southwest scotland. more england, wales, it will be more drizzly rain, some drizzly outbreaks of rain, some fire intervals in there as well. but for of us, the breeze but for all of us, the breeze will be strengthened. but that breeze from the breeze is coming up from the south direction which south westerly direction which is to feed again is starting to feed in again some milder air. so once again, highs, 13, 14, maybe degrees celsius. we are, though, going to continue the unsettled theme as throughout to the as we move throughout to the rest so further rest of the week. so further outbreaks of rain to come at times, but temperatures for the first week at least first half of the week at least staying on the outside. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member parliament for north east somerset a former government somerset and a former government minister. walked minister. for years i've walked the corridors of power in both westminster , city london. westminster, the city of london. i campaigned in the largest dem

some heavy rain across northern ireland, into western scotland, southwest england, wales, north westst you are, you may not see that rain until later in the afternoon, but with south—westerly winds, the temperatures will be starting to rise. feeling milder midweek, low pressure still very much in charge as we head through wednesday and into thursday. and in fact, potentially quite a windy day on thursday. notice how tightly packed those isobars. but what we'll see on thursday is perhaps more a day of sunshine and showers. where we do see those showers, they could well be heavy, potentially even thundery, but it will be a much milder day. so where we have the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 17, maybe even 18 celsius, which is well above average for this time of the year. come friday, yet another atlantic system to deal with once again bringing spells of rain north and east, which may not see quite so much rain across scotland on friday. but eventually some of that rain will be pushing its way through as we head through the afternoon and the temperatures actuallyjust starting

some heavy rain across northern ireland, into western scotland, southwest england, wales, north westuntil later in the afternoon, but with south—westerly winds, the temperatures will be starting to rise. feeling milder midweek, low pressure still very much in charge as we head through wednesday and into thursday. and in fact, potentially quite a windy day on thursday. notice how tightly packed those isobars. but what we'll see on thursday is perhaps more a day of sunshine and showers. where we do see those showers, they could well be heavy, potentially even thundery, but it will be a much milder day. so where we have the sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 17, maybe even 18 celsius, which is well above average for this time of the year. come friday, yet another atlantic system to deal with once again bringing spells of rain north and east, which may not see quite so much rain across scotland on friday. but eventually some of that rain will be pushing its way through as we head through the afternoon and the temperatures actuallyjust starting to come down very slightly. so what h

of the mediterranean and the leaning tower rather than people necessarily coming back into southwest scotlandful location . this is wonderful location. this is south america and the british airways is going to start flying there from gatwick. so there's all sorts of great opportunities and honestly, you said , you and honestly, you said, you know, we're building back aviation. i don't think i've counted so many new routes this time of year before. and it just shows, first of all, the confidence that the airlines have. but also, as you say , the have. but also, as you say, the pent up demand to make up for lost sunshine. how long do they last before airports isn't working? well very good point. i mean. well let's let's take a route like prestwick to pisa . route like prestwick to pisa. they'll give it a summer, you know , and if they're finding know, and if they're finding that people are really prepared to pay 30 quid rather than £200, and they'll give it up. but you never know when you're starting a new air route. and some of them very successful. air india in particular. i was talking to th

southwest. move north of that for scotland, northern england, northern ireland and much of east anglia, it shouldol day away from the southwest. then it turns a little bit more disruptive on thursday into friday. disruptive snow, heavy snowfalls across the north pennines, northern ireland and the scottish hills. so this could affect you if you live in these areas with disruption to travel, for example, as this deep area of low pressure comes in with its weather fronts. now in the south, in the mild air, we're going to have rain and windy conditions. it's also going to be windy where we've got the falling snow. so that snow will be drifting and blowing. north of that in scotland, something drier and brighter, but still cold in the north, milder in the southwest, which is why we're seeing rain here and not snow. but worth pointing out the areas that the met office has the warnings out for the heavy snow, this could lead to some disruption. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the globe. our top stories — the home secretary is due to outline the governm

of cloud around , some outbreaks of cloud around, some outbreaks of rain heavy at times over southwest scotland, spreading into wales, western parts of england , something a bit england, something a bit brighter times. so the brighter too at times. so the east pennines may be east of the pennines may be across the southeast, but most fairly glum. heaviest rain in the west. it's pretty mild temperatures getting into the teens, maybe 15 or 16, with a bit of brightness here and there. but it is also fairly breezy. the breezy and wet weather will push into northeast england eastern scotland england and eastern scotland this zone of this evening, another zone of then the southwest then develops in the southwest that spreads across parts of wales towards midlands and wales towards the midlands and eastern england through the nights tending a little drier across scotland and northern ireland, some clearer spells here, it going to be here, but is it going to be a cold one.7 temperatures here, but is it going to be a cold one? temperatures places staying in the high single figures , double digits across

in the morning, plenty of sunshine because sunshine on tuesday because southwest northwest southwest scotland sleet and some mixture of rain, sleet and some snow. the snow showers also continuing across northern scotland . easing, though, for scotland. easing, though, for northern ireland. northeast england, another cold, warm wherever you are, as colder day across the south tomorrow compared today and as more wet comes into the southwest, there is then the threat here of some snow as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday that could scoot across other southern counties during wednesday. so as i said, a wintry week, it stays cold throughout snow possible in the south on wednesday that snow risk moving later in the week . risk moving later in the week. goodbye tonight on . gb news at goodbye tonight on. gb news at 6/8 dbs income 7:00 farage at eight join j get rees—mogg and eight joinj get rees—mogg and at nine dan wootton tonight followed by headliners . it's 2:00 on your with gb news who's live i'm mark longhurst and coming for you this afternoon more than 3000 people have crossed th

lots of showers, quite a wet evening this evening for northern ireland and southwest scotland. z by through the night leading into a showery starts to the weekend. it will be again reasonably mild with temperatures mostly sixes and sevens across central areas , maybe seven or eight further south, but turning colder across northern parts with fresher air moving in during the weekend. initially across northern scotland, plenty of showers still across southern scotland , still across southern scotland, northeast england tomorrow morning gradually easing here and elsewhere. not as many showers, but a chance of a drier day for wales and southern england and of course, northern scotland. although here, as i mentioned is turning mentioned it is turning colder, temperatures struggling somewhat still digits to maybe still double digits to maybe teens elsewhere , but that colder teens elsewhere, but that colder air is going to win out as one hour of low pressure moves away. this one to bring some more wet weather across south. but as weather across the south. but as that on saturday night

southwest later. more snow over the moors. scotlandshine on wednesday. but it's going to be another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of cold air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. over the hills of scotland and the northern parent nines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, five to t

southern scotland and a great day with the best of sunshine for the easter with later winds the resulting friday and temperatures still run three to seven celsius for many and across the far southwestwill start much milder way from the north of scotland were it will still be cold, frosty and potentially icy. we can head was sunday and it looks to be increasingly wet day with some strong winds and turning quarter again by tuesday. the bbc star football player gary lineker hasn't suspended over social media comment he made as over social media comment he made ., , ., . ., made as editor in chief of the bbc i think— made as editor in chief of the bbc | think one _ made as editor in chief of the bbc i think one of _ made as editor in chief of the bbc i think one of our - made as editor in chief of the i bbc i think one of our founding principles is impartiality and that's what we are delivering on. �* , , , ., . , that's what we are delivering on. asylum policy was also centre stage _ on. asylum policy was also centre stage at _ on. asylum policy was also centre stage at a _ on. asylum policy was also centre stage at a later- on. asylum policy was also - centre stage at a later summit

southwest later. more snow over the moors. scotlandbut it's going to be another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of cold air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. over the hills of scotland and the northern parent nines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, five to ten cm. welcome to newsday, reporting live

southwest later. more snow over the moors. northern scotland wednesday. but it's going to be another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across some southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of colder air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and we will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. it's over the hills of scotland and the northern pennines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, 5—10cm. this is bbc news. t

so far today, some across parts of western scotland, central scotland and also down into the southwest showers, due to the light winds, they could be slow moving. by the middle part of the afternoon, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, almost anywhere across england and wales. if you dodge the showers and get sunshine, temperatures still mild, 15 the high. showery rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland with heavier bursts to the extreme north slowly heading towards the northern isles, still sitting at the cold air, only a high of six by the middle part of the afternoon. closing out the day on saturday, the wind is picking up, rain moving towards the northern isles, a weakening front and a band of cloud easing, temperatures are falling away. a chillier start to sunday in comparison to of late but hopefully a sunnier start for most of us. not a bad prospect on sunday, gradually seeing a cloud pushing in from the west ahead of this front, arriving into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. not a bad mothering sunday foremost, 13 that the hig

southwest. move north of that for scotland, northern england, northern ireland and much of east anglia, it shouldth its weather fronts. now in the south, in the mild air, we�*re going to have rain and windy conditions. it�*s also going to be windy where we�*ve got the falling snow. so that snow will be drifting and blowing. north of that in scotland, something drier and brighter, but still cold in the north, milder in the southwest, which is why we�*re seeing rain here and not snow. but worth pointing out the areas that the met office has the warnings out for the heavy snow, this could lead to some disruption. this is bbc news broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. our top stories... a new bill aims to crackdown on migrants who travel to the uk illegally — especialy those crossing the english channel in small boats. the home secretary admits its pushing the boudaries of international law. china�*s leader xijinping makes an unusually direct rebuke of the united states — blaming it for trying to "contain, encircle and suppress" his country. live pictures from marseille, where another day of s

southwest later. more snow over the moors. northern scotlandbe another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across some southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of colder air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and we will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. it's over the hills of scotland and the northern pennines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, 5—10cm. welcome to bbc news. i'm lisa—marie misztak. our

the rain could turn a bit heavier in western scotland and particularly wales and the southwest laterder day, but still some more wet weather around on wednesday. those weather fronts move away. this one's going to arrive in time for friday. but on thursday, we're left with a run of west to south—westerly winds and that's going to bring a mixture of sunshine and showers. most of the showers in england and wales, they'll turn more widespread, heavy with some hail and thunder. a few showers, though, for scotland and northern ireland and breezy across england and wales. but we're drawing in that milder air. this is where we're likely to find the highest temperatures on thursday, 16, maybe 17 across eastern parts of england. as we head overnight, though, we're going to find that area of low pressure tracking in. looks like the strongest winds are going to be across the channel into northern france. that's where they'll have more of an impact. but there's more rain to come. and given how wet it's been in some areas already this month, that could have an impact with the wetter weather more

southwest later. more snow over the moors. northern scotlandbut it's going to be another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across some southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of colder air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and we will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. it's over the hills of scotland and the northern pennines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, 5—10cm. welcome to bbc news. i'm lisa—m

more especially close, perhaps developing a time in southwest england and wales. more specially across scotland, we do start to see a bit of court front steps to push its way down from the north and i will introduce a band of cloud and a little bit of rain in the northeast of scotland and then perhaps working its way into the coast orders for the west, stays mostly dry and some limited site is and temperatures up to around 89 degrees. as a going to sunday, some quarter and will start the push its way and and so, some showers on the chart will turn wintry particularly on high ground and persistent rain and sleet into the northwest of scotland in the systems are starting to drop just a little. that is a sign of things to come in the next week because this cold air is said to surge southwards across all parts of the uk and will be quite windy and is adding it to the chilli feel in this area will be plenty cold enough for snow to fall. a bit of uncertainty and exactly where and when the snow shows will come, they will be some drier and brighter gaps between and will often be quite windy. that is th

southwest later. more snow over the moors. northern scotlandng to be another cold day after that frosty start. then things get very interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across some southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of colder air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and we will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. it's over the hills of scotland and the northern pennines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, 5cm to 10cm. good morning, welcome to breakfast wit

southwest later. more snow over the moors. northern scotlandery interesting through thursday and perhaps into friday as well. the risk of this disruptive snow is moving further north. there could be some quite heavy falls of snow in places as well. the reason for all that is this area of low pressure. that's going to be deepening and it's going to push these weather fronts further north into that colder air. any snow that does fall across some southern parts of england and wales should turn back to rain as it gets milder here, a bit windier too, but we've got that wedge of colder air further north so we're going to find a longer spell of snow, particularly falling across northern ireland and northern parts of england. and we will see that snow moving its way northwards eventually into parts of scotland. it's over the hills of scotland and the northern pennines, we could get some heavy falls of snow, widely in that area though, 5cm to 10cm. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. anger in

scotland, northeast england, perhaps even clipping parts of east anglia. increasingly clear skies for many away from eastern coast, but some cloud developing through parts of wales and southwestfew showers here. and also temperatures here will be a few degrees above freezing. but for many, temperatures at or below zero, minus five or minus six for parts of northern scotland. so an ice risk where we've had the showers and a frost for many. so it's a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last for long. it will soon turn wet and windy, but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how monday shapes up underneath an area of high pressure. it's the only day of the week that we see this set up. waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we'll see the cloud moving in ahead of that later in the day. but monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many. still some wintry showers for eastern coast. they will tend to fade once again. cloud for parts of south west. england and wales could bring a few showers, but cloud, rain, sleet and snow moving into the northern isles later in the day. still a cold feeling day, but we'll have lost t

we could see more rain coming back into scotland and across northern ireland, and then later in the day, some rain pushes into southwestpick up. and this is what it does to the temperatures, it's still chilly in the far north of scotland, but otherwise temperatures generally will be in double figures. we're likely to make 11; celsius in the south east of england. with that milder air coming in, we see the snow melting, turning misty and murky in the hills, continued melting as we head overnight because we've got rain falling in many areas, but it will be turning colder in scotland. that rain turning to snow in scotland, especially in the hills. the winds pick up in the northwest, bringing in the colder air. the rain clears away from northern ireland, continues in northern parts of england and wales and to the south, where we've got some sunshine and a few showers as well. but it will be windy pretty much everywhere. the winds could be touching gale force in southern parts of england and wales. and later we could have some gales in the north west of scotland. that will make it feel colder, temperatures are going to be d

we could see more rain coming back into scotland and across northern ireland, and then later in the day, some rain pushes into southwestds pick up. and this is what it does to the temperatures, it's still chilly in the far north of scotland, but otherwise temperatures generally will be in double figures. we're likely to make 1a celsius in the south east of england. with that milder air coming in, we see the snow melting, turning misty and murky in the hills, continued melting as we head overnight because we've got rain falling in many areas, but it will be turning colder in scotland. that rain turning to snow in scotland, especially in the hills. the winds pick up in the northwest, bringing in the colder air. the rain clears away from northern ireland, continues in northern parts of england and wales and to the south, where we've got some sunshine and a few showers as well. but it will be windy pretty much everywhere. the winds could be touching gale force in southern parts of england and wales. and later we could have some gales in the north west of scotland. that will make it feel colder, temperatures are going to be

scotland, northeast england, perhaps even clipping parts of east anglia. increasingly clear skies for many away from eastern coast, but some cloud developing through parts of wales and southwestw showers here. and also temperatures here will be a few degrees above freezing. but for many, temperatures at or below zero, minus five or minus six for parts of northern scotland. so an ice risk where we've had the showers and a frost for many. so it's a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last for long. it will soon turn wet and windy, but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how monday shapes up underneath an area of high pressure. it's the only day of the week that we see this set up. waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we'll see the cloud moving in ahead of that later in the day. but monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many. still some wintry showers for eastern coast. they will tend to fade once again. cloud for parts of south west. england and wales could bring a few showers, but cloud, rain, sleet and snow moving into the northern isles later in the day. still a cold feeling day, but we'll have lost tha

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we could see more rain coming back into scotland and across northern ireland, and then later in the day, some rain pushes into southwest still chilly in the far north of scotland, but otherwise temperatures generally will be in double figures. we're likely to make 14 celsius in the south east of england. with that milder air coming in, we see the snow melting, turning misty and murky in the hills, continued melting as we head overnight because we've got rain falling in many areas, but it will be turning colder in scotland. that rain turning to snow in scotland, especially in the hills. the winds pick up in the northwest, bringing in the colder air. the rain clears away from northern ireland, continues in northern parts of england and wales and to the south, where we've got some sunshine and a few showers as well. but it will be windy pretty much everywhere. the winds could be touching gale force in southern parts of england and wales. and later we could have some gales in the north west of scotland. that will make it feel colder, temperatures are going to be dropping through the day. scotland and northern ireland, stil

scotland and england, likely to be snow over the higher ground. the further east you are, temperatures generally between three and seven celsius. could see ten, 11, maybe 12 celsius near southwest. some clear skies and also some milderair. frost some clear skies and also some milder air. frost and some clear skies and also some milderair. frostand ice some clear skies and also some milder air. frost and ice free for a large slate of northern island, england and wales as we head into sunday morning. i see for the north of scotland. so this is sunday, another atlantic system moving on. notice the squeeze and the isobars. so the wind will be strengthening to the day. a good deal of fun trying to start but rain will soon move into northern island into northwest england and scotland, move into northern scotland. we might see some snow here but once again the further east you are you will stay mainly dry. with the wind strengthening all the while and feeling milder for many, particularly for england and wales. we could even get into double figures, but still on the cold side, particularly for the far north of scotland. for sunday into monday, atlantic system sweeping its way across t

scotland and eastern england staying grey and cool. this weather front bringing further rain to northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest will tendng a touch but it will be chilly, certainly compared to the last few days across north sea coast, with an onshore breeze. further west, coast, with an onshore breeze. furtherwest, highs coast, with an onshore breeze. further west, highs of 11, coast, with an onshore breeze. furtherwest, highs of 11, maybe 12 or13 furtherwest, highs of 11, maybe 12 or 13 in the sunny spells across further west, highs of 11, maybe 12 or 13 in the sunny spells across the south—west. as we head through saturday night, it stays rather cloudy for most. this weather front should peter out and turn drier across northern ireland, south—west england and i think any rain across eastern england will fizzle out. many places dry with variable cloud and clear spells and temperatures dipping between t — seven, a cooler night to come, then. —— 2—7. sunday, high pressure builds in, few isobars so the wind will be much lighter. we are importing some slightly drier airfrom the east are importing some slightly drier air fr

scotland, too. but the big change comes to wales, the southwest, northern ireland through the morning, increasing cloudd snow as well. not too impactful at this stage. that cloud increases elsewhere after a sunny start, but most will stay dry until late in the day. so here we go into the end of saturday, and whilst they'll see some outbreaks of rain further south, they'll see a spell of more significant snow across northern england, scotland in particular. that could cause some disruption as we go through saturday night into sunday, clearing its way northwards and eastwards, turning back to rain, though, because south—westerly winds will follow and that will feed in milder air as we go through sunday itself. so here's the picture for sunday. rain, sleet and snow to begin with in the northeast of scotland. elsewhere, we'll see a fair bit of cloud breaking up, some sunny spells, but those winds picking up from the southwest, bringing outbreaks of rain across western areas later in the day, temperatures back into double figures for some. so a quick and rapid thaw and potentialfor some flooding into monday

outcome and to scotland to northeast england, perhaps clipping parts of east anglia, increasing clear skies away from eastern coast with cloud developing through part of wells and southwesta few degrees above freezing. for many at or below zeros, —5 or six in parts of northern scotland was up in ice risk where you have showers in it for us for many. a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last a long, it will turn wet and windy but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how many shapes up under a hot high—pressure the only day of the week we see the set up, waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we will see card will begin at of that later in the day for the monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many, wintry showers or eastern coast that will tend to fade. however parts of southwest england and wales could bring a few showers but kyle, rain, sleet ends though moving into the northern arrows late in the day for the a cold feeling day but will lose the a cold feeling day but will lose the wind. basically for northeast coast. a dry, cold start to monday night before the crowd starts to gather ahead of this at