storm doris has been coming in from the atlantic. nds, which isn‘t particularly high here, we have 25 and 30 centimetres of expected snow, more with height, five centimetres, especially along the west of the central lowlands. but outside the area and the amber warning we‘re looking at snow in the highlands and grampians. then the wind amber warning, be prepared, very strong winds. we‘re looking at gusts of widely 70—80 mph. here‘s b and the plume, this is where you can expect the gusts —— the amber plume. this is inland. it takes in parts of the home counties. those gusts of wind can bring down trees and cause structural damage, debris flying down the road and major travel disruption. south of that we‘re still looking at 50— 60 mph gusts, covered by a yellow warning, a level down from amber. through the day here‘s the rain rotating around that area of low pressure. further snow to come and as the low pressure system drifts to the north sea the squeeze of wind comes in producing snow in the hills of wales and the pennines and then it p

as fast as these winds were blowing, storm doris was moving quickly across the uk. morning. a touch of frost across parts the northern half of uk. watch out through few patches of ice on untreated services. scotland, northern ireland and northern england this morning. a bitter sunshine to come for many of us as we go through this morning. here is a picture from nine a.m.. afair amount of cloud around and had to light rain in a couple of spots. not amounting to very much. early showers across the eastern parts of england. pulling away into the north sea so it is becoming dry and sunny. we have one or two showers scattered about parts of north—west england and wales and the midlands. these will fade away and become very few and far between during the day. it is the wind arrows as we go round the uk. a colder direction but the numbers at lower and it is far calmer this morning. a lot of dry weather was sunny stuff to come today. just an isolated shower. you will notice the northern ireland you have rain coming back in this afternoon. they will push into western scotland

, been pretty much as anticipated so farfrom storm doris, with accommodation of strong winds, raint. still a sting in the tail for some to come. it has brought heavy snowfall across parts of scotla nd brought heavy snowfall across parts of scotland in particular and still snow to come in southern parts of scotla nd snow to come in southern parts of scotland with an amber warning in force. most of the snow across high ground with wintry showers piling into northern ireland this afternoon. further south, some rain around but the main story is the wind. the black figures indicating the gust speeds and in some places we will see gusts even higher than that producing scenes like this earlier on today. huge waves crashing on to the swords —— shores and this is foam in lancashire due to the strength of the waves crashing onto the shore. we will see gusts as high as 60 or 70 mph before as we head into the evening time the worst of the gusts begin to ease away. last two years away from the east coast where we could see big gusts as we head into this evening. conditions will gradually ease a

how bad is storm doris? is it as bad as we were expecting? it's about spot on. at the progress of this and fine tuning the details on sunday. it is not a nice storm, probably the most vicious this year. which part of the country isa this year. which part of the country is a particularly hitting? there have been two ages to the sword so we had the snow across scotland —— edges. still over higher part of scotla nd edges. still over higher part of scotland and northern england and then we have been seeing all the disruption caused by the severe gales. it's quite unusual to get severe gales inland. it's unusual to get deals on land never made severe gales —— gales inland. a a few more hours of that ago so the amber warning doesn't finish until 8pm this evening so it encompasses the rush—hour. we've had storm force winds across some of the coast. it is quite a nasty storm. where has it come from? it's developed across the atla ntic come from? it's developed across the atlantic in time with the jet stream. the big lump is coming into the uk at the moment and heading to

storm doris causes havoc across the uk. woman's died after being hit by flying debris in wolverhampton. leicester city have sacked manager claudio ranieri, nine months after he led hem to the premier league title. and on newsnight, a rare interview with one if us supreme courtjudges on the direction america is taking and we're on the ground in the by—election which could reshape the contours of british poliitcs. good evening and welcome to bbc news. polls have closed in two parliamentary by—elections in staffordshire and cumbria, following the resignations of the labour mps in stoke—on—trent central and copeland. the polls closed just over an hour ago with the results expected ataround 3am. in a moment we'll get the latest from tom bateman at the copeland count in whitehaven. first, let's cross to chris mason in stoke. the challenge from labour perhaps comes from ukip? it does. good evening from stoke, where the verification of the ballot papers is already under. about a dozen ballot boxes have already been brought here to

doris. this driving instructor witnessed first—hand the power of a winter storm.ire police said trees were falling faster than they could tweet about them. we have been sent dozens tweet about them. we have been sent d oze ns of tweet about them. we have been sent dozens of photos from around the county. in the centre of lincoln the wind down a wall, county. in the centre of lincoln the wind - down a wall, damaging a wind brought down a wall, damaging a car but thankfully no one was injured. there was a big gust and we sort the wall come down. it all happen in slow motion and you heard this loud bang. it was estimated which is afternoon 4000 homes will —— were without power in lincolnshire. this could prove to be be the biggest challenge as darkness falls. and driving rain and gale force winds signalled the arrival of a storm boris. 0n the a53 wins and gasping upwards of 70 mph and high sided vehicles are struggling and it has been a busy day for our fire and rescue teams. as winds strengthened it proved too much for these hgvs as we toppled over. there were no in

at three: a woman has died in the centre of wolverhampton after being hit by falling debris as storm doris brings high the latest storms have caused major travel disruption across the uk with flights cancelled, and falling trees affecting rail and road journeys. it definitely has materialise. the gusts are so powerful i can't even face the direction the wind is coming from. net migration falls for the first time in two years, although it remains well above the government's target. prisons are explicitly to become places of rehabilitation as well as punishment under new government plans. iraqi forces seize mosul airport from the so—called islamic state. and in the next hour we'll hear about new life—saving technology. safety experts say a voice, rather than a beep, in a smoke alarm is much more likely to wake up the kids. and a bbc investigation finds a driver who is still legally on the road with 62 points on their licence — tens of thousands of others have more than 12. a woman has been killed as storm doris continues to batter parts of the uk with winds of up to 100 miles an hour. ambula

storm doris swept from west to east across the country.st winds were fairly short lived in individual locations, but that didn't stop them causing damage, and there has been one fatality. the mestrserieus—incidentrtedey a woman was killed by flying debris in wolverhampton city centre. she died at the scene after suffering fatal head injuries. the most widespread problem was travel disruption. this was euston station — the red virgin trains on the left going nowhere. the train's been cancelled, so i'm unsure how i'm going to get home. i might have to stay an extra night, i'm not sure, which would be rather an inconvenience. we didn't know until we got to the station that all the virgin trains had been cancelled, so we're stranded here, and we can't get back to manchester, back home again. and we do need to get back home today. there was no hope of 120 mph on the east coast main line — there was a 50 mph speed limit because of the wind before virgin eventually asked people not to travel today. and spare a thought for those aboard planes land

throughout the morning winds have been picking up as storm doris swept across the country. the seafront at blackpool, there are severe weather warnings for north england, the midlands and north wales. forecasters described the storm is weather bomb, an area of intense low—pressure, and this is some of the damage it has already caused. a car crushed by a fallen tree in west london, and more damage, this time in county fermanagh. trees have also brought down power lines, 3500 homes in northern ireland have been lex left without electricity. these images from the international space station ‘s showbiz storm building up earlier today. storm doris is an example of what i weather bomb, an area of low pressure that sports severe gales across parts of the uk. we've had wind gusts over 90 miles an hour and disruption to power supplies and also disruption to transport. those kind of strength winds can easily winds trees down. problem is that air travel as well. this is leeds bradford airport and he throws that its schedule has been reduced by 10% because of the weather, with some dela

returning to storm doris, the da rtford returning to storm doris, the dartford crossing bridge over therthern ireland. blackpool has not escaped either. we can speak to her correspondence the, alison freeman. it looks atrocious. you have been there since five o'clock this morning. it is fair to say that the impact of doris has been steadily growing in that time. absolutely. when we got here at 5am this morning, we didn't know if it was going to materialise or not but ican was going to materialise or not but i can tell you that it definitely has and the gusts are so powerful, i can't face in the direction the gusts are coming from. if you look behind me, you can see those steel structures bending lower and lower as the wind has got higher and higher today. if you look out to sea, you higher today. if you look out to sea , you can higher today. if you look out to sea, you can see where all that bob is spluttering me from. be sure is really being battered as we speak right now. this is causing a lot of disruption across the uk. dozens of flights have been cancelled in and out of the airpor

storm doris has been causing widespread travel disruption.chaos across the country. we often get the feel the slightest bit of weather affects the trains but today is very serious. virgin trains have recommended passengers do not trouble at all, thatis passengers do not trouble at all, that is quite rare for them to say that. they are now running a very reduced service euston station and euston station is a sea of people at the moment, similar at manchester piccadilly, all of our main train operators report cancellations and delays for safety in these high winds. they have speed restrictions on the wines in addition to individual problems such as flash flooding, trees on lines, power outages as well, liverpool lime street was without power earlier on today. the roads, dozens and dozens of incidents of trees down, some affecting main motorways. the motto mac 27 has a three down in the southampton area, the m1, the wind has dislodged something, close to the lanes, chaos on the m1 around nottingham at the moment. that is in addition to all the s

i'm not sure about the name doris for a storm. it's not dangerous enough, it is too kind. ris. yes! jogging yesterday, it is his fitness regime we've been talking about, going out with not just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hat and just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hatand swimming just a t—shirt but a fleece and a hat and swimming shorts. a unique outfit for running. lots of the papers talking about wayne rooney potentially going to china. mourinho's interviewed yesterday and he was refusing to say wayne rooney would stay at the club but they're saying £750,000 a week for going to china for wayne rooney and ollie was saying the chinese transfer window closes next week so it could happen. mourinho didn't rule it out yesterday either so watch this space. interesting. let's go to ben with the business news. you're talking about enemies? this is funny, you know if you have a job interview and you get those weird and wonderful questions, a company has put together a list of the top ten weird ones, how would your enemy describe you, there are some brilliant ones, what am i thinkin

cold air digging in behind storm doris. 0n building behind. cold air digging in behind storm doris.e, much calmer and quieter with a good deal of sunshine around. we start off on deal of sunshine around. we start offona deal of sunshine around. we start off on a chilly node for many after some ice around to watch out for. are you sunshine through the day. the next weather system pushes in towards the north and the west. in northern ireland and western scotland, the rain will become heavier and persistent. not that way to the east of scotland. here you will hold dry light weather until the end of the day. rain will move in towards the evening. the thickening cloud and a strengthening winds gets in towards western parts of britain through the afternoon with the midlands eastwards you hold onto lovely weather. chilly despite the light winds. that rain continues to advance to eastwards during friday evening. heavy snow in the scottish mountains as it hits the cold out that will be transient as milderair cold out that will be transient as milder air starts to move up from the south. a br

storm doris has brought chaos across the uk. 95 miles per hour have caused one death as a woman was killed by flying debris in wolverhampton. trees have been brought down, taking power lines with them. nearly all rail operators have been reporting delays, leaving many passengers stranded. planes have been grounded and bridges and roads have been closed. tens of thousands of homes have been left without power. danny savage has more. it was late morning when emergency services were called to wolverhampton city centre. a woman had been hit by flying debris. her head injuries were so serious, she died at the scene. hours later, a heavy panel was ta ken died at the scene. hours later, a heavy panel was taken away as an investigation started. storm doris swept into scotland this morning, leaving drivers struggling in snowy conditions, like here, on the auto macro “— conditions, like here, on the auto macro —— a71. the high winds did not stay anywhere for long but they did enough damage on the way, like on this moorland road in staffor

storm doris continuing to explosively deepen. nasty storm system on the way tomorrow.ber weather warning, for wind. gusts of 80 miles an hour across parts of north wales, a swathe of northern england. taking in cities like greater manchester, sheffield. strong windss moving across lincolnshire and yorkshire. likely to be damaging gusts. heavy snow over the high ground of the southern uplands. some snow possible down to lower levels. likely to cause disruption. heavy rain in northern ireland could bring the risk of localised flooding problems. nasty storm, could bring a number of weather impacts. a high risk of disruptive weather going through the cause of thursday. even across parts of southern england and wales, gusts of southern england and wales, gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour. quieter on friday. outbreaks of rain in the north west going through the day. that is your weather. hello. it's wednesday. it's 9am. i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. should british citizens be allowed to bring their spouses to the uk whatever their income? right now, they nee

storm doris causes havoc across the uk.ked manager claudio ranieri, nine months after he led hem to the premier league title. and on newsnight, a rare interview with one if us supreme courtjudges on the direction america is taking and we're on the ground in the by—election which could reshape the contours

it looks like the worst of the conditions will take us into thursday with storm doris, the fourth namedit looks like the worst of the conditions will take us into thursday with storm doris, the fourth named met office storm of the season. to put that into perspective, we have had a quiet winter so far. by this stage last year, we have had around nine named storms, but it could be a ferocious beast. if you look at the pressure chart the thursday morning, doris will be right across the uk. it is set to pack de lima krypak in some strong winds. at the moment, the strongest winds are covered by met office amber warnings in northern england, north wales and north midlands. we could see damaging gusts of 70 or 80 miles an hour. the other feature to this potential storm is snowfall. the hills of northern england and into scotland, we could see as much as ten centimetres of snow, maybe more. the details could change, but it will certainly give us a shock after what was an unbelievably mild, if not one stuck to the week. and looking further ahead, could there be more storms? nothing quite as pot

storm doris battered the u uk island and the low couountries thursday. the winds swept across the areaa brussels shut down public parks because of powerful winds, doris brought winds of up to 152 kilometers per hour in wales, heavy snow forced school closures in scotland. and thousands of homes in ireland were without power. a woman was killed by fly deeg bring in england. so many weather events took place in the uk and surrounding areas. the storm system has moved away, now located over eastern portions of europe. however as you can see, another system is moving into much of the british isles, so it's going to be wet once again. but london will be escaping from the rainy weather, we'll have 9 degrees on friday. paris at 9 with rainy weather, berlin, you could see snowfall. and moscow will see the high of 3 with snowflakes on the menu. now we saw heavy snowfall earlier this week in much of northern portions of china. beijing saw heavy snowfall, but some animals were quite happy with snow. we see video from liaoning province, fresh snow fell in northeast

not quite as strong as storm doris but some impacts are possible.. if cloudy but breezy. reasonable conditions at twickenham, but the wind could have an effect. relatively mild. 0n but the wind could have an effect. relatively mild. on monday, pretty windy. rain moving eastwards. followed by sunny spells and scattered showers which could be heavy with hail and thunder and maybe snow over higher ground. feeling colder on monday. that cold airwill feeling colder on monday. that cold air will stick around into tuesday and wednesday. there has been a vigil honouring the victims of the possible hate crime victims of the possible hate crime after an engineer was shot in bar and another wounded. large numbers of the billions are leaving their homes in western owes all as iraqis push into mosul. the woman accused of involvement in the murder of the half brother of north korea's leader has said again she is innocent. she says she was paid $90 to take part in what she thought was a prank. claudio ranieri has met the leicester city players to say

as forecast, storm doris brought damage and destruction to the uk as came in off the atlantic bringingshed eastwards off towards the near continent. a ridge of high pressure building behind. cold airdigging in behind storm doris. on friday, because of a ridge of high pressure, much calmer and quieter with a good deal of sunshine around. we start off on a chilly note for many after some ice around to watch out for. sunshine through the day. the next weather system pushes in towards the north and the west. in northern ireland and western scotland, the rain will become heavier and persistent. not that way to the east of scotland. here you will hold dry light weather until the end of the day. rain will move in towards the evening. the thickening cloud and a strengthening winds gets in towards western parts of britain through the afternoon with the midlands eastwards you hold onto lovely weather. chilly despite the light winds. that rain continues to advance to eastwards during friday evening. heavy snow in the scottish mountains as it hits the cold out that will be transient as milder air

the worst of the weather, storm doris is out of the picture.sure that will knock on the door and give some sunshine. across north—western areas, the weather will go downhill through the course of the day. no stormy weather expected but windy later in the day. we are in for some rain in places like belfast and glasgow. the vast majority of the country is getting some sunshine and crisp in the morning. friday night into saturday, please see the wind started to become the game in the south—west. these are mild and south—west. these are mild and south—west. these are the early morning cabbages on saturday. no frost. a fair bit of rain. as the bar is equal wind and there are many on this map. the mania message —— the main message is that the rain will be strong around coasts and health. outbreaks of rain. particularly across the west and north—west we are in for some rain. east and south—east, the weather will be drier. this is saturday night into sunday. one weather front clues away and another is coming in. you see this pattern again. this is the

not as strong as storm doris but impacts are possible.

pressure, vigorousarea of low known as storm doris. lots otherwise known as storm doris. nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. as we go to air, nasa is making an announcement of a new discovery. the space agency says it has found seven ea rth—sized exoplanets. they're located about 39 light years away from the sun. the us secretary of state is heading to mexico. rex tillerson will be meeting with mexico's president on the trip. hong kong's former leader has been sent to prison for bribery charges. we'll get more from helier chung. and amnesty international has released a report warning of divisive politicians who use poisonous rhetoric.

in the wake of storm doris it will bea in the wake of storm doris it will be a quieter day—to—day.est russia this morning. a temporary bridge of high—pressure settling the weather down for a time today, bringing most of us a fine day. some icy stretches to work out that my watch out for first thing. and some showers, some continuing for north wales and west england but the afternoon looking drive england and wales. further north and west a change in the weather. the next atla ntic change in the weather. the next atlantic weather system flexing its muscles. 0utbreaks atlantic weather system flexing its muscles. 0utbrea ks of atlantic weather system flexing its muscles. outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and scotland. a short lived spell of snowfall west scotland, mainly in the hills above 200 metres elevation. to the south of this we will see the cloud starting to spill in and thicken up in wales and south—west england but probably staying largely dry until after dark. plenty of dry weather and sunshine to east wales, the midlands, central and southern england east anglia. 0verni

around 8000 homes are without power because of storm doris. very, very unpleasant. it started off as rain in the early hours. it is now a full on snow storm. here in the scottish borders they cancelled all school transport for the day. there are 2500 miles of roads down here. much of them are rural and the council did not want to take any risks on some of those more minor roads. they are doing a good job of keeping the larger roads, the busier roads open here. we see gritters passing up and down this road every few minutes. however, elsewhere in scotland, it isa however, elsewhere in scotland, it is a different situation. this is a widespread dump of snow and the mhp, which is a very busy road, the major road coming out of glasgow going north, we are told is at a complete standstill —— the m80. there has been some nasty skidding on that road this morning and it has caused significant tailbacks. the gritters are trying to get out there and they are trying to get out there and they are trying to clear any cars which have skidded but a lot of peo

it will not be as powerful as storm doris.ty lively winds on our shores. cloud across england and wales, there is a fair bit of rain moving southwards with showers following behind in the far north and west. by the end of the night, we will see the end of the night, we will see the back of the rain in the south—eastern corner. with the south—westerly breeze, it is relatively mild. into the morning, it will. quite wet and windy for much of scotland, some snow over higherground. rain will much of scotland, some snow over higher ground. rain will wish through northern ireland. try for at least a time. further east, a reasonable start of the day, some sunshine and broken cloud. relatively mild. further west, we've got beginning cloud, the rain is beginning to set in and the winds are picking up. it is the arrival of storm ewan which will bring impacts to the islands. in the irish sea, we see some strong winds developing, gusts of up to 70 miles an hour in a few places and that will be whether main impact of storm ewan is, through

the woman has died after debris hit herfrom storm doris, she has been named as tammy martin.p ta kes named as tammy martin. donald trump takes another swipe at the media and says that plans for his mexican border wall are well ahead of schedule. royal bank of scotland reports the loss of £7 billion for 2016, far worse than previous years, and the ninth consecutive year of losses. now on bbc news, it is hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm sarah montague, for decades many have assumed that the only way there would be peace in the middle east is if the palestinians have their own state but president trump has made it clear that america is no longer wedded to the idea. two state, one state, i can live with either one he said. my guest is tzipi livni, the joint leader of the zionist union opposition in this radio parliament and a former foreign minister. she has said that the anyway to achieve peaceis has said that the anyway to achieve peace is to have prostate for two people. but why is that? could one state where dues cumbersome san christians all treated equally have a greater

hot on the heels of storm doris, storm un. south—eastern corner, and another spell of wind and rain getting into northern ireland and scotland by the end of the night. a lot of dry weather, relatively mild, just a touch of frost possible in the north—east of scotland. —— storm ewan. into the morning, wind and rain clearing away, pushing across scotland, with snow over higher ground, here comes storm ewan. 60, 70 snow over higher ground, here comes storm ewan. 60,70 mph, a lot of rain to go with that, snow over higher ground in scotland, further south and east, quieter, fairly cloudy, relatively mild, still quite windy, another windy day for all of us on windy, another windy day for all of us on monday. blustery day, a little bit of sunshine, showers, when they come along, heavy, hailand bit of sunshine, showers, when they come along, heavy, hail and fund mixed in. —— hailand thunder mixed this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: labour's deputy leader tom watson rules out another leadership contest, but says the party must do

storm doris struck and after school. radcliffe hospital in oxford. with much relief, they found that today she is going to make a full recovery. she sustained head injuries, including a brokenjaw. another child was treated at the scene and the school is open. this has really shaken up parents. 0ne mother said that her two children we re mother said that her two children were in the hall when it happen and we re were in the hall when it happen and were really upset by what they saw. this morning, they wanted their to come into school to show that the building was safe. that is what the headteacher has been doing this morning. reassuring parents and pupils that this is a safe ways to come. they say that because of the incident is unclear and school is cooperating with police in the investigation. that investigation is ongoing. the end of the year turned up ongoing. the end of the year turned up earlier to see the scene for himself. he says that he thinks it was the strong winds battering the outside of the roof that has di

hello, we have really nasty weather on the way tomorrow in the guise of storm doris. l explosively deepen in the next 24 hours. we have windy weather today across northern scotla nd weather today across northern scotland and gales in northern areas with gusts up to 70 miles an hour for the northern isles to watch for today and it blows in plenty of blustery showers. the showers are most frequent in the north—west of the country with sunny spells in between. feeling cool in the wind and temperatures around 5 degrees or so. northern ireland has outbreaks of rain spreading into all areas as we had through the afternoon and it will be quite wet in greater manchester and merseyside and the north west midlands is persistent for west wales. heavy rainfall forecast here with the southern counties of england cloudy and a few patches of rain. mild in the south but cool in the north. 0vernight the rain pushes in as storm doris continues to explosively deepen. a very nasty storm system this on the way for tomorrow. probably the worst storm of the winter. the met office have alread

storm doris has moved to the sea. far. storm doris has moved to the sea.he isobars. they get closer and closer together. as they rush in, lots of rain around. in the morning we will see the wind strength and as well. 0n the northern flank, cold it. for parts of scotland, snow will be the story. a few features of the storm for thursday morning. the snow. the met office has a warning to be prepared. disruption in central and southern scotland, especially in the hills. 20—30 centimetres of snow. it could affect the m74, the m8 and the m90 during rush—hour. winds will be lighter than further south. the next

we'll be getting more on the damage and disruption caused by storm doris, which swept has been sweepings the uk today. of state rex tillerson meets with his mexican opposite number, after weeks of strained relations between the two countries. and we'll be speaking to a nutritional scientist about the study that claims we should all now be eating 10 now it is sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell, on a night when wayne rooney has made up his mind. he's not going the chinese way, and has announced this evening that he's staying put at manchester united. spurs have some work to do at wembley tonight. they must overturn a 1—0 deficit in the second leg of their europa cup tie against gent of belgium. stepping into the captain's shoes — jon barclay will skipper scotland and nice car f lewis hémiltfifi‘é 55,54"? thanks forjoining us. we start tonight with the news that will silence the frenzy of speculation about wayne rooney's future. negotiating for the england and manchester united captain to latest big name to join the chinese super league. but, no, hold the front page.

it is our fourth named storm set to arrive, storm doris.r so we could see some snow even falling at lower levels. thursday morning, for scotland in particular, across the grampians, the southern uplands, maybe the north pennines, we could see some snow which could cause issues for the early morning rush—hour. you can always catch the up rush—hour. you can always catch the up to date details online. this is bbc news. the headlines at two. some hospital services could be cut or scaled back in nearly two thirds of england. a heterosexual couple who went to the court of appeal after being told they could not have a civil partnership have lost their case. better news about government borrowing: the treasury records its biggest january surplus for 17 years. four us citizens and an australian pilot have died after their light plane crashed into a shopping centre in melbourne. and in the next hour. the ice maidens cometh. seven british soldiers make their final preparations to cross antarctica, unassisted. and who ate all the pies? the keeper

storm doris developed through the night.n flank of it, snow. parts of central and southern scotland, a met office amber be—prepared warning. especially on the higher ground. we could see 20—30 centimetres of snow. that could impact the higher parts of the m74, the m8, and m90 during the morning rush hour. and even some snow cover in the central belt. the other feature of the weather is the strength of the wind. england and wales, the main impact of that. it is particularly covered by a be—prepared amber warning from the met office. this stretch will go from north wales through the morning pushing across east anglia and the midlands. this is where we could see maybe 70—80 mile an hour gusts, with it, if you look tnehtseelflfl'f-slm—

storm doris brought winds of nearly 100 mph, causing power cuts and travel disruption.e used to kill the half—brother of the north korean leader, at a kuala lumpur airport, is one of the world's deadliest nerve agents. the authorities say tests on the body of kim jong nam revealed traces of vx, classified by the un as a weapon of mass destruction. from kuala lumpur, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. —— kimjong—nam. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. i've already confirmed it — it's the xv, the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him — vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, a hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international conv

just a few days ago, storm doris brought near 100 mile now winds to oui’ brought near 100 mile now windss and now we have storm ewan on the way. a significant impact is expect that in ireland but we will see heavy rain and wind across our we will see heavy rain and wind across oui’ shores. storm we will see heavy rain and wind across our shores. storm ewan is developing all the while, heading oui’ developing all the while, heading our way as we get into sunday, a real squeeze on the isobars and things picking up, heavy rain in northern ireland, the western side two, winds up to 70 miles an hour. very wet and windy for the north and west of the uk. much try and milder towards the south and east. still pretty blustery in the morning. someone tree weather over higher ground. quite colder northern england, touch of frost of a living. i'll settle the day on monday, low pressure firmly in charge, lots of isobars, last of the day. it starts off white wet in central and eastern areas, a good rush of showers. some thunder and how as well. wet weather works eastwards through the morning and then w

storm doris packed quite a punch, bringing all sorts of weather — heavy rain, some heavy snow and the see a real squeeze on the isobars across the uk moving off into the north sea into the low countries and denmark as we reached friday. a ridge of high pressure building in. it means that the winds continue to turn light overnight, but with clear skies a new hazard will appear and that's ice across the northern areas. especially where wintry showers continue, so bear that in mind if you are heading out first thing. it will be a much colder night up and down the uk than what we have been used to over the last few nights. it means, however, that into friday things will be fine, thanks to the ridge of high—pressure. it should see plenty of sunshine through the day but it will not stay calm for all areas because later on in the day the next area of low pressure will bring wet and windy weather into northern ireland and then into scotland. but for much of england and wales it will be chilly. the wind is picking up again across the north of ireland and western scotland. rain becomes heavy an

well, friday was a much quieter and calmer day than what thursday brought, thanks to storm doris, buthings turn more unsettled again. we have loads of weather systems, weather fronts, i should say, ganging up on us, bringing bouts of rain, and isobars tighten up as we head into saturday. during the night it will turn much wetter and windier across the uk. the rain eventually reaching the far south—east towards the end of the night. some of the rain across the western upslopes over higher ground will be quite heavy and persistent, and the winds quite a feature. gale force across the north and west. but it's bringing mild south—westerlies across the uk. so it does mean it'll be mild this weekend. unsettled, there will be some rain at times. most of that in the north and west. it will continue to be blustery both on saturday and sunday. 11534??? $55! lfijsg'sfég; :, . : there could be quite a lot of rain piling up for cumbriaand—tancashirr across central and eastern areas, rain will be lighter and patchier. a windy day for all, though — mild, double figures in many areas. and behind the r

we won't see anything like storm doris this weekend. one forfrom our the scene beautifully. this is one for from our weather watcher in derbyshire. a pretty strong breeze. blustery. not as strong as the wind was during storm doris, but still a blustery south—westerly wind and with that we have this cloud pushing in across the country. that will bring outbreaks of rain at times. let's ta ke bring outbreaks of rain at times. let's take a closer look. 9am, through the channel islands and towards the south coast of england, pretty cloudy for many and some glimmers of brightness in kent and sussex. some patchy rain here and there. the rain will be turning heavier through the morning in wales and north—west england, across cumbria, we will see a lot of rain, which will give poor travelling conditions. a soggy start for northern ireland and scotland. the black arrows are the wind gusts. easily gale force in exposed spots and the beast of high ground in scotla nd and the beast of high ground in scotland and east the pennines. —— east. through t

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but first, as stormed doris battered many parts of the uk on thursday, it could only mean one thing forxt. here's alison freeman. we saw you earlier almost unable to stand up, it doesn't look much better now? it isn't, rita, we have just watched this storm unfold throughout the morning, as the wind has become more and more powerful. it is so strong at the moment i can't look into it, and the foam that has been blown from the sea is a bit more like being in a blizzard. but was that piece of broadcasting on location necessary, wise or safe? carolj left us this message. i'm sure that the bbc will say that we do not put our reporters in danger and that she is ok. not everyone, however, may be as responsible. i use that term lightly as the bbc. they may think, let's go and stand on blackpool seafront, and they get blown over and hurt even worse — hurt or killed and will the bbc take responsibility? there is no need to have that woman standing in that position, encouraging others to think it is ok because it isn't. newspeak is radio one's news service targeting 16 to 29—year—olds, stories on

some very windy weather on the way in the next 2a hours as storm doris approaches.obably hit us during the course of tomorrow morning. this is where this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm... the fiance of the children's author helen bailey is found guilty of her murder — dumping her body in a cesspit in the hope of inheriting millions of pounds. astronomers discover seven ea rth—sized planets orbiting a distant star — they could potentially harbour conditions to support life. a political row has broken out about the compensation paid to the british so—called is fighter after he was detained at guantanamo bay. the supreme court says income rules preventing some people bringing in foreign spices to the uk are lawful. also this our... the top job foreign spices to the uk are lawful. also this our... the topjob in policing goes to a woman. cressida dick is appointed as the metropolitan police commissioner, becoming the first woman in the job in its 188 year history. and who

it has calmed down after storm doris? yes, we have had some sunshine, but it is not going to last.y have some rain. this weekend is looking pretty grey. that sums up what most of us will be having over the next few days. this is the rain over northern areas. some snow across the upland areas of scotland. i think all of us, by for a 5am, would have some dribs and drabs of rain. when we get the weather systems coming in, we get a push of a coming in from the south—west. south—westerly wind will be quite strong. we are talking about gales, but mostly around the coast and promenade is over hills as well. most of the rain will fall across these upland areas of western britain. maybe a bit of sunshine later in the day across scotland and northern ireland, just before sunset. comparing saturday and sunday, it is looking pretty mixed. at least it is not going to be that cold. that is one good thing about this weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the tories celebrate their by—election victory in copeland — an area labour represented for more than 80 years. theresa may said the result w

the latest na m e low pressure is stormed doris.y. first of all, a met office warning about wind. the aware of the potential for disruption across northern england, north wales. we could see gusts of up to 80 miles an hour. those details could fluctuate. as good snow amounts, the potential disruptive feature across northern england and eastern scotland. we will not rule out the chance of seeing snow at lower levels in the morning. 0n seeing snow at lower levels in the morning. on thursday, all of us will see a spell of rain briefly during the morning. lasting longer across the morning. lasting longer across the north—east of the uk. elsewhere, after a wild start, the winds remain strong but the sunshine should come out physically acosta southern and western areas. —— to come out, particularly across southern and western areas. welcome back to 100 days. a reminder of our top story. more illegal immigrants are facing deportation from the us — the white house says it's empowering agents so they can remove anyone convicted of even a min

we can get a check on storm doris. it is still heading for us.pretty nasty, within the next 12 hours. it is going to be streaking central part of the united kingdom. the problem is notjust the wind, but snow, tomorrow. it could be disruption here, due to that going on the ground in the morning and then through the morning, the worst of that is going to be moving through the spark of the country. we can takea through the spark of the country. we can take a closer look. amber warning from the met office. liverpool, manchester, going through the middle once, but not as wendy as this orange location, when we could give some structural damage. the potential for some vehicles going over, and potentially some scenes like this. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the fiance of the children's author helen bailey is found guilty of her murder, dumping her body in a cesspit, in the hope of inheriting millions of pounds. astronomers discover seven earth—sized planets. they could harbour conditions to support life. cressida dick is appointed as

not as strong as storm doris but impacts are possible. rain across the north and west of the uk and snow over the scottish mountains. dreyer further east. reasonable conditions at twickenham but the wind could have an effect. 0n twickenham but the wind could have an effect. on monday, staying pretty windy and rain moving eastwards, followed by sunny spells and scattered showers, which could be heavy with thunder. it will feel colder on monday. we are into the colder on monday. we are into the cold airon colder on monday. we are into the cold air on monday and it will stick around into tuesday and wednesday with lots of showers, some heavy with lots of showers, some heavy with hail and thunder. hello there. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. labour's deputy leader tom watson says now is not the time for a leadership contest, but warns the party must do better at winning over voters. president donald trump announces that he will not be attending the white house corresponden

but first has stormed doris battered many parts of the uk on thursday, it could only mean one thing forporters, you know what is coming next. here's alison freeman. we saw you earlier almost unable to stand up, it doesn't look much better now?m isn't rita, we have just watched this storm unfold throughout the morning, as the wind has become more and more powerful. it is so strong at the moment i can't look into it, and the foam that has been blown from the seat is a bit more like being ina from the seat is a bit more like being in a blizzard. but was that piece of broadcasting and location necessary , piece of broadcasting and location necessary, why is also? carol] left us necessary, why is also? carol] left us this message. i'm sure that the bbc will say that we do not put our reporters in danger and that she is 0k. not reporters in danger and that she is ok. not everyone however, may be as responsible, i use that term likely, as the bbc. they may think, let us go and stand on blackpool and they get blown over and hurt even worse cirrus to hurt or killed and will the bbc take responsi

storm doris developing right now and heading straight for us. right now and heading straight for us.rning onwards and give is quite a blow through the course of the day. the initial problem will be the day. the initial problem will be the snow through the course of tonight and into morning. southern uplands and lowlands of scotland, outskirts of glasgow and edinburgh could get some snow. the worst of the weather will be the wind slamming into north—western parts of england, wales, northern england, the midlands and into east anglia. amber warning in force. these winds we often get in the winter but often the north west coast of scotland get them and the difference with these, they will go inland and cause problems. our infrastructure doesn't have to deal with these sorts of winds very often. we could even see some damage like this, if you are unlucky so the main message tomorrow is to take it steady and take care. hello and welcome to 100 days. mexico says it will not accept new us plans to send millions of illegal immigrants back across the border. and they will not hesitate to appr

storm doris is causing disruption across much of britain.ch week here on 100 days we like to talk to someone who voted for donald trump to get their assessment of how he's getting on as president. a lot of his voters were christian evangelicals, a lot of the posts in the administration have been filled by people who are socially conservative. so let me introduce you to peter boykin, he is the president of gays for trump and hejoins us from greensboro north carolina. thank you for being with us. i mention that there are so many socially conservative people but then the administration that some people might not think it is a natural fit. is it people might not think it is a naturalfit. is it donald people might not think it is a natural fit. is it donald trump people might not think it is a naturalfit. is it donald trump in particular that persuaded you ? i believe donald trump is a very great individual and has notjust one person persuading me to become a republican but a lot that had to do with the actions of the far a liberal democratic par

this is the met office's fourth named storm of the season, storm doris, said to cause potential disruptiony in force. that is across parts of northern england, north wales, when strengthened through