ii for belfast and stornoway.s grip across the south of the country. further north, you will see more of a westerly wind, bringing some mild conditions, but a lot of cloud, some bits and pieces of rain. perhaps some brightness with some shelter from the easterly wind and eastern scotland, and some sunny spells further south as well. at those temperatures still struggling a little bit. six degrees in london but 11 for glasgow and i2 six degrees in london but 11 for glasgow and 12 for aberdeen if you get yourself some sunshine. now, moving out of tuesday and wednesday, we could well see some of that mild air finally getting down into the south—east corner, but it might not last long. because here comes a cold front. that is going to bring some outbreaks of rain south—east with. as the name suggests, behind a cold front, the air turns colder. the wind started to turn to an author north—westerly, so a chillier feel starting to develop once again in the north. perhaps mild in the south, nine, ten or” north. perhaps mil

furthersouth stornoway will be up at six or seven celsius.of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and floaty clear, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking we will see some spells of sunshine for england and wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. wales, the odd shower gracing the farsouth—east. further wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. further north and west, scotland and northern ireland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees in parts of north—west scotl

but with the stripe of scotland working into the far north—west later in the day. 9 degrees for stornowaynd elsewhere between five and eight. this stripe of cloud is the first sign of a weather front that will push south tomorrow night. the rain tending to weaken as it goes so by saturday there is not much rain left at all, just this band of cloud across parts of wales into northern england and to the south and north of that we will see some spells of sunshine, 6—8 degrees. into sunday, that weather front disappears from the chart because we have this area of high pressure dominating things in the south and keeping it largely dry. further north and west, an area of low pressure approaching, this frontal system bringing some cloud and rain especially north—west scotland but also northern ireland. gale is exposed in the north so when the end to the weekend. drier further south and mild on sunday for all of us. many thanks, ben rich with the weather. and that's bbc news at ten on thursday the 26th of january. usual reminder. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with b

some rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by 6am again, temperatures for belfast and stornowayl be up at six or seven celsius. further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. so quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and slow to clear, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking we will see some spells of sunshine for england and wales, the odd shower gracing the far south—east. further north and west, scotland and northern ireland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees in parts of

a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturdayfast. elsewhere across the country, that blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to

the temperatures will range from a chilly 3 degrees in stornoway to 7 degrees around cornwall. initially very windy in the north—east of scotland. those winds will ease and then we're left with that fine day. temperatures averaging around about 9 degrees, i think, for most of us. in the north—west, however, it will cloud over in advance of this next weather front which will sweep across the country. and then tuesday actually is going to be a very windy day from northern england northwards. widespread gales expected across scotland, too, frequent showers. the showers could be wintry, particularly across the hills as well, so really very blustery in the north. in the south, we're closer to high pressure. the winds will be lighter. it'll feel much better, more sunshine around. but on those gales, so here's that low pressure coming to the north there, and gusts of wind in the north of scotland. up to 80 miles an hour possible tuesday night, 60 miles an hour widely across scotland, and that includes glasgow and edinburgh, so take care tuesday evening and night. wednesday, high press

had gusts up to 76 mph in the western isles, 6o gusts up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mph in stornowaytides bringing large waves, flood warnings issued by the scottish environment protection agency. could be some debris held on show by the large waves as well. england and wales, also flood warnings out and about on account of the heavy rain over recent days. some of the road is already suffering with large puddles in place, lots of surface water and spray and things getting worse as the rain rattles away across the skies. temperatures today generally range from eight up to 10 degrees, above average for this time of january. overnight tonight, showers continue to move quickly west to east, but later on, the winds will come down to a degree allowing temperatures to drop a little bit lower than last night, could have a few patches of rust in deep valleys in scotland, in shelter. —— frost. bulk of the showers tomorrow in western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. elsewhere, generally more in the way of sunshine and paired with the last couple of days. temperatures not really c

eight celsius in belfast, nine in stornoway, whereas further east and south, it'll be quite a bit coldere. now, here's the forecast for saturday night into sunday — notice how these southwesterly winds continue in western areas. outbreaks of rain around the western isles, and a lot milder here. and once again, a frost early in the morning on sunday, further towards the east and the south. and then, sunday itself remains cloudy and damp at times across western areas. mild here, too — whereas in the south and the east, it remains cold, in fact, very cold in norwich and hull. temperatures only a couple of degrees above freezing sunday. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: western defence chiefs fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine. the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence earlier say they've not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. chris hipkins is set to become new zealand's next prime minister, replacing jacinda ardern who stood down on thursday. a top un official tells the bbc she

a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturdaye difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the northwest of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milder air coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but northwestern areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four celsius but up to around nine or so in the western isles of scotland. let's have a look at the weather map on sunday — high press

we had gusts up to 76 miles an hour in south uist in the western isles, 60 mile an hour gusts in stornowaytering waves have led to a number of flood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. there could be some debris hurled onshore by those large waves as well. meanwhile for england, wales, we also have some flood warnings out and about on account of the heavy rain we've seen over recent days, really. and some of the roads are already suffering with some large puddles in place, a lot of surface water and spray and things just getting worse as these bands of rain rattle away across the skies. now, temperatures today generally range from around 8—10 degrees celsius. that's above average for this time ofjanuary. 0vernight tonight, showers will continue to move quickly from west to east. but later in the night, the winds will start to calm down to a degree and that will allow temperatures to drop a little bit lower than they did last night. could even have a few patches of frost in some of the deeper valleys in scotland in shelter. now, tomorrow, it is another showe

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowayeep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. 10 degrees for glasgow in belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week and into the weekend, and you ca

a little drizzle ahead of the main rain band that arrives to stornoway by the end of the afternoon, temperaturesg rain into the northwest of scotland. look as it moves southward, the rain get squeezed out of it. high pressure continues to shape our weather into the start of the weekend so we're left almost with a band of cloud clearing in scotland, northern ireland, heading down across northern england and into wales. a bit of dampness with that, to the south a bit of sunshine, to the north following the cloud some sunshine for scotland. a few showers in the northwest. temperatures not changing very much, near average for this time a year. second half of the weekend could turn a bit milder there is our high pressure to the southwest again. around the top atlantic winds coming in and strengthening and those weather fronts will bring rain. ahead of that for england and wales there may well be sunshine once again. cloud increasing from the north. that weather front bringing rain into scotland, perhaps into northern ireland followed by blustery showers in the far northwest with a milder air on sunda

a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6:00am on saturday, the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes. and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. elsewhere, towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air. it'll be sunny. but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles of scotland. let's have a look at the we

we had gusts of up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mph winds in stornoway.ood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. could be some debris hurled onshore by those large waves. in england and wales there is also flood warnings on account of the heavy rain we have seen in recent days. some of the rings also suffering with large puddles and things are getting worse as these bands of rain are going across the skies. temperatures today are ranging from eight to 10 celsius, thatis ranging from eight to 10 celsius, that is above average for this time in january. that is above average for this time injanuary. showers will continue to move from west to east but later in the night the winds will calm down and that will allow temperatures to drop lower than they did last night. we could even have a few patches of frost in some of the deep valleys in scotland. tomorrow is another showery day, the bulk of the showers coming in parts of western scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, one or two showers around but generally more in the way of

we had gusts of up to 76 mph in the western isles, 60 mile an hour gusts in stornoway.anwhile in england and wales we have several flood warnings on account of the heavy rain over recent days. some of the roads are suffering with large puddles in places. things are getting worse as these bands of rain are rattling away across the skies. temperatures are ranging from eight to 10 celsius, that is above average forjanuary, overnight showers will continue to move quickly from west to east but later in the night the winds will calm down and that will allow temperatures to drop a little bit lower than last night. we could even have patches of frost in deep valleys in scotland. tomorrow it is another showery day, the bulk of the showers coming in across scotland and northern ireland, elsewhere one or two showers around but a bit more in the way of sunshine to look forward to compared with the last couple of days, temperatures not changing much but not feeling quite as chilly given that the winds are not strong. tuesday there is another area of low pressure coming from the atla

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowaye expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week

the temperatures will range from a chilly 3 degrees in stornoway to 7 degrees around cornwall.se and then we're left with that fine day. temperatures averaging around about 9 degrees, i think, for most of us. in the north—west, however, it will cloud over in advance of this next weather front which will sweep across the country. and then tuesday actually is going to be a very windy day from northern england northwards. widespread gales expected across scotland, too, frequent showers. the showers could be wintry, particularly across the hills as well, so really very blustery in the north. in the south, we're closer to high pressure. the winds will be lighter. it'll feel much better, more sunshine around. but on those gales, so here's that low pressure coming to the north there, and gusts of wind in the north of scotland. up to 80 miles an hour possible tuesday night, 60 miles an hour widely across scotland, and that includes glasgow and edinburgh, so take care tuesday evening and night. wednesday, high pressure starts to build in from the south. but actually, in the wake of that

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowaycountry. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. 10 degrees for glasgow in belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week and into the weekend, and you can see pretty st

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowayhe country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressure's also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here, and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that's originated out in the north atlantic, rather than the arctic, so not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the wind seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold, and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow, and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week and into the weekend, and you can see

eight celsius in belfast, nine in stornoway, whereas further east and south, it'll be quite a bit colder these southwesterly winds continue in western areas. outbreaks of rain around the western isles, and a lot milder here. and once again, a frost early in the morning on sunday, further towards the east and the south. and then, sunday itself remains cloudy and damp at times across western areas. mild here, too — whereas in the south and the east, it remains cold, in fact, very cold in norwich and hull. temperatures only a couple of degrees above freezing sunday. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. western defence chiefs fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine. the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence earlier say they've not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, is fined for failing to wear a seat belt as a passenger in a moving car. number ten downing street says he apologised and would pay the fine. a top u

forthe stornoway will be up at six or 7 degrees.le to do so, making very slow progress. for the sub used in the uk, this is that the state court in the could be some fog around as well and further north and west, claudia with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause some issues in the west midlands in the western countries freezing fog could start saturday morning and some blood to be quite dense and slow to clear as well and it could even be quite slippery and will be speaking for england and wales, some spells of sunshine and the odd showerjust praising the far in northern ireland and scotland seeing more cloud, some splashes of rain but this is where we will have the mildest of the weather, nine, and the weather, nine, maybe 10 degrees and parts of northwest scotland. living saturday night into sunday, this weather frontal system will bring some epics of rain. under the high pressure to the sublease, but this is where we will have the mildest of the weather, nine, maybe 10 degrees and parts of northwest scotland. living saturday n

a little drizzle ahead of the main rain band that arrives to stornoway by the end of the afternoon.pically around six to eight celsius, much as we saw today. we've got that weather front bringing rain into the northwest of scotland. look out as it moves southward, the rain gets squeezed out of it. high pressure continues to shape our weather into the start of the weekend. so we're left almost with a band of cloud clearing in scotland, northern ireland, heading down across northern england and into wales. a bit of dampness with that, to the south of it, some sunshine, to the north following the cloud some sunshine for scotland. a few showers in the northwest. temperatures not changing very much, near average for this time a year. temperatures not changing very much, near average for this time of year. second half of the weekend could turn a bit milder. there is our high pressure to the southwest again. around the top, atlantic winds coming in and winds coming in and strengthening, and those weather fronts will bring rain. ahead of that for england and wales there may well be sunshine

a southerly breeze here, cloudy with spits and spots of rain — so seven in stornoway by 6am on saturday blue colour indicating the frost. now the reason for this temperature difference is actually this tongue of milder air that's streaming in from the southern climes — and you can see it's in place across ireland, scotland, the north—west of england, and wales. elsewhere towards the east, it's going to be colder. so let's summarise the weekend, then, with this tongue of milderair coming in from the south. south and eastern parts of the country will stay in the cold air, it'll be sunny — but north—western areas will be often cloudy, spits and spots of rain, and quite a bit milder. so here's the picture first thing on saturday — that weather front hugging north—western areas of the uk, that southerly breeze. elsewhere across the country, we've got sunny, crisp, and cold weather. there could be some mist and fog lingering into the afternoon across parts of the midlands and northern england. so typical temperatures here around four degrees, but up to around nine or so in the western isles o

the temperatures, living in stornoway, three in london and norwich.ss parts of england and wales, some mist and fog patches. further west into the midlands and somerset. freezing fog. a widespread frost but not in the north, where we have the cloud and spots of rain. that is how we start tomorrow. more cloud in the north. mist and fog from the south. sunny spells develop. in the far south—east we hang on to the cloud. the top temperature, 11 or 12. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. allies of the conservative party chairman, nadhim zahawi, say he won't resign, as it's revealed he paid a penalty to resolve a dispute over unpaid tax while he was chancellor. labour says his position is untenable. there are calls for a parliamentary inquiry into claims the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, helped borisjohnson to secure a loan worth up to £800,000 just weeks before he was appointed to the role. both men deny any conflict of interest, and the government insists there was a rigorous selection process. thousands of ambulance staff a

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowaytainly on the cards, but high pressure's also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here, and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that's originated out in the north atlantic, rather than the arctic, so not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the wind seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold, and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow, and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week and into the weekend, and you can see, pretty stable weather. it should get quit

but with the stripe of scotland working into the far north—west later in the day. 9 degrees for stornowayather front that will push south tomorrow night. the rain tending to weaken as it goes so by saturday there is not much rain left at all, just this band of cloud across parts of wales into northern england and to the south and north

brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornowaypieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressure's also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here, and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that's originated out in the north atlantic, rather than the arctic, so not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the wind seemingly northerly, but again originating from here rather than the very far north. so, again, not that cold, and i think a decent amount of bright, if not sunny weather for many of us on thursday, bar the odd shower coming off the north sea, maybe affecting eastern areas. so, the highs about 8 in glasgow, and we'll match that in london, not far off the seasonal norm. ok, let's have a look at the forecast then for the rest of the week and into the weekend, and you can see, pretty stable weather.

further north and west a lot of cloud, some spots of rain, temperatures in belfast and stornoway allp to 10 degrees. that will feel very different. just three or four in east wales and parts of england. some of that mild air should eventually get down into the south—east corner eventually next week. it may not last long. it could turn colder again from the north later in the week. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me good afternoon. it's 1.34pm and here's your latest sports news. cameron norrie is out of the australian open. the british number one was beaten in the third round byjiri lehecka in five sets in melbourne. norrie has still never reached the last 16 of the opening grand slam of the year and had a battle from the start. he took a 1—0 and 2—1 lead, but lehecka fought back twice to take it to a deciding set by winning the fourth 6—i. norrie had some tape applied by his trainer to his left knee at the beginning of the fifth. the 21—year—old czech, ranked 71 in the world, took it 6—4. world number one iga swiatek needed just 55 minutes to progress to the

little bit of rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by 6am, temperatures for belfast and stornowayand frosty start to saturday. so, quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of this cold air. further north and west, this wedge of mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so, the south and east is set to stay cold with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues across parts of east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be quite dense, could be slow to clear as well, and there could be some slippery, icy conditions. but broadly speaking for england and wales we will see some spells of sunshine, maybe the odd shower, grazing the far south—east. further north and west, northern ireland and scotland seeing more cloud and splashes of rain, but this is where we'll have the mildest of the weather, nine or 10 degrees

we had got up to 76 miles an hour in south uist in the western isles. 60 mile an hour gusts in stornowayn show by those large waves. we have had flood warnings out and about on account of the heavy rain over recent days. some of the roads are suffering with large puddles in places, a lot of surface water and spray. thing is getting worse as these bands of rain rattle across the skies. temperatures today generally range from around eight to 10 celsius, above average for this time in january. overnight, showers will continue to move quickly from west to east, but later in the night the winds will start to calm down and that will allow temperatures to drop a little bit lower than they did last night. could even have a few patches of frost in some of the deep valleys in scotland in shelter. tomorrow is another showery day and most of them will be across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. elsewhere, 102 showers around but more in the way of sunshine to the forward to, compared with the last couple of days. temperatures not changing as much but perhaps not feeling

north and west some cloud, some rain, some strong winds but 9 degrees for belfast, 10 degrees for stornoway sunday, more and more of us will very slowly get into that cloudy but damp breezy and milder weather. brightest conditions towards the south—east corner where it will remain chilly, 4 degrees for norwich, but double digits for parts of northern ireland and western scotland. slowly it will turn milder. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. i'm holly hamilton. we start in melbourne where andy muray is digging deep once again. after losing the opening set to thanassi kokinakis, he fought back in the second. meanwhile, earlier, novak djokovic battled through an injury to make it through to the third round. he beat french qualifier enzo couacaud despite losing the second set and struggling with an existing hamstring injury. he came through 6—1, 6—7, 6—2, 6—0. he'll face grigor dmitrov next. earlier, britain's dan evans raced through to the third ro

south—westerly winds drag up milder air and we have more cloud with that come up with become the weekend in stornoway climbed to 10 degrees whereas across eastern areas of the country, the colder air hangs on a bit longer. still some frost around but temperatures will get a bit closer to average as we go towards the weekend. there could be some disruption for snow and ice tomorrow in the west. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 17th of january. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight which isjust getting underway on bbc two. that on bbc two. is with kirsty wark. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. good evening. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. liverpool put the premier league worries to one side as they got the better of wolves to make the first round of the fa cup. there were four other tides this evening. a breakthrough in a tough spell. when bulls resume, they gave liverpool siding. —— wolves. elliott last

a little drizzle ahead of the main rain band that arrives to stornoway by the end of the afternoon.ut of it. high pressure continues to shape our weather into the start of the weekend. so we're left almost with a band of cloud clearing in scotland, northern ireland, heading down across northern england and into wales. a bit of dampness with that, to the south of it, some sunshine, to the north following the cloud some sunshine for scotland. a few showers in the northwest. temperatures not changing very much, near average for this time of year. second half of the weekend could turn a bit milder. there is our high pressure to the southwest again. around the top, atlantic winds coming in and strengthening, and those weather fronts will bring rain. ahead of that for england and wales there may well be sunshine once again. cloud increasing from the north. that weather front bringing rain into scotland, perhaps into northern ireland followed by blustery showers in the far northwest. but milder air on sunday, temperatures a bit higher. could make double figures in scotland and northern ire

with that comes much milder air by six o'clock on saturday morning, 6 degrees in belfast seven for stornowaythe south and east, cloudier further north and west. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: the british prime minister is fined by police forfailing the british prime minister is fined by police for failing to wear a seat belt whilst a passenger in a moving car. it happened when he was filming a political clip for instagram. western defence chiefs meeting in germany fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine — the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence say earlier that they have not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. the decision comes despite an emotional plea from president volodymyr zelensky via videolink.