. —— susan powell... through sunday a weather_ —— susan powell...the uk pulled more mild air north as far as southern _ pulled more mild air north as far as southern scotland and some areas so decent _ southern scotland and some areas so decent sunny spells developing through— decent sunny spells developing through sunday. that decent sunny spells developing through sunday.— through sunday. that selfsame weather system _ through sunday. that selfsame weather system will _ through sunday. that selfsame weather system will sweep - through sunday. that selfsame - weather system will sweep through to the north—west of the uk into the small hours of monday, producing strong winds for particularly the western and northern isles of scotland, where it will be windy for northern ireland as well and we see this cold weather front working its way south through the small hours. cooler air will tuck back into southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england by the end of the night but not especially cold, the night but not especially cold, the strength o

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell.mild air has been pushing its way northwards across the uk through sunday. it is following on a weather front, this band of cloud you see here on the satellite picture. that is tied in with an area of low pressure that could get north west of the uk overnight tonight and sought mild evening, increasingly breezy, very windy overnight for the western and northern isles of scotland and stormy conditions with widespread gales and further showers for western scotland with clear skies in the south and underneath a weather front and a lot of cloud and rain for wales in the south and underneath weather front and a lot of cloud and rain for wales and the south—west but mild temperatures. overnight lows of seven or 8 and a frost free start of the new week. through monday it would be cloudy in southern england and wales and rain through the day and possibly for wales and the midlands and lincolnshire. best of any sunshine for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. a bit cooler here than

now, it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell.eally mild afternoon thanks to southerly winds, many areas have got up to 14 even 15 degrees, particularly parts of the midlands and as we look through the evening, it will stay mild for many of us. however, overnight, this cold front will sink south across the uk. fresh air getting into northern ireland, northern england and scotland and more importantly, the low pressure will produce stormy weather for northern ireland and the western isles. a fresh feel to the north but frost free, with lows of seven or 8 degrees. a north—south split if you like the monday. to the south of the uk, there will be some rain along our weather fronts for northern england, east anglia and for wales. 13 degrees to the south. further north, best of the sunshine but here a fresh appeal. top producer 78 degrees. —— top temperatures. hello this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines: health officials say the first people in the uk have been hospitalised with the 0micron variant of coronavirus as the nhs in

time for a look at the weather with susan powell. also colder air from the north as we go through the night and pick up a northerly wind. difficult conditions for those without power and heating and cold enough to turn the showers across scotland to snow, even down to sea level, and wintry as they head inland. ice a risk for north—eastern scotland and the north—eastern scotland and the north—east of england and wales in the south—west. an area of showers diving in from northern ireland through the night. perhaps wintry here across the higher ground on thursday. always the chance of a wintry element to the showers that will continue to pick up of the north sea through thirsty daytime but for the majority of the uk thursday will bring a bright crisp day with

now, it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. thank you very much, jane. we have pulled our airing from a long way south. through this evening and overnight, we will start to redress that balance as this weather france comes in and brings cooler conditions behind it. it will be accompanied by low pressure. it will be a stormy evening. gales for the western isles in the northern isles towards dawn. temperatures will go down across scotland and northern ireland but not particularly chilly as we go into monday. frost free but very mild across southern england to the south of our weather front. two wales —— some rain if you are in wales —— some rain if you are in wales and temperatures will be around 12 or 13 degrees. further north, the best of the sunshine, but temperatures will be 7 degrees in aberdeen and 8 degrees in belfast. someone hello this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines: days before a likely backbench rebellion, uk prime minister borisjohnson faces fresh questions about christmas gatherings at downing street a year ago

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. going to bring in some unseasonably mild are so very mild evening especially to the south of the uk which images are staying in double figures but there will be some rain and into the small hours of sunday across england and wales that are clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland. it be a little cooler here but any frost very limited, shower to the far north—west and here is that milder air through sunday continuing to pull even further north across the uk a bit like pulling a warm blanket up. we will start the day with some rain over the north midlands, north wales and then this whole by the fund pivot its way north through the day, looking whatever northern england, northern ireland and the main into southern scotland for the afternoon but that murder messes to the south of that weather front and some spots could even reach up to 15 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. i“m jane hill. the headlines: a fresh appeal for everyone who's eligible to get their covid booster vaccine, as

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.weather front — this band of cloud you see here on the satellite picture. that is tied in with an area of low pressure that will get very close to the north—west of the uk overnight tonight. so a very mild evening, increasingly breezy, very windy overnight for the western and norrthern isles of scotland — stormy conditions with widespread gales here. further showers for western scotland, clearer skies to the south of that. then underneath the weather front, a lot of cloud, obviously, and some rain for wales and the south—west, but very mild, temperatures in double figures here. overnight lows further north — seven, eight degrees. a frost—free start to the new week. through monday, quite cloudy across southern england and wales. some rain through the day possible for wales, the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire. the best of any sunshine for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. a little cooler here than it will be on sunday. temperatures return to average values. still looking p

susan. they like the certainty of knowing what they were uncertain about 24 hours ago. to charlie gasparino on that. a weird day. what do you think, charlie? >> strange. the word out of powellre, a lot of maybes. what the street took from this, my read and the read of traders that i've been talking to, he's a little weaker than they thought. there's a lot of wiggle room. if covid spikes up he may bake off the rates. we have the variant right now. so put that together. there was a relief rally. you can see it not just in the overall stocks, i saw it in crypto which is an inflation hedge. their prices went up. so there was a clear everybody is thinking that the rate increases may not be that big of a deal, right? here's the irony here, neil and the maybe contradiction of sorts. i don't think that just because you have a spike in covid and more shut downs or businesses not doing as much because of that, not bringing their workers back to the office, i still think we're going to get inflation. it's just the nature of what's going on with the supply chain. the supply chain has problems because there's so much welfare benefits being pumped through the system. and build back bette