sleet and snow over the tops of the welsh hills.sunshine coming through but cloud and rain pushing down across east anglia and the south east. good spell of heavy rain and strong winds for northern ireland. a change, feeling cooler and fresher. the headlines on bbc news. no ships and now no contract — the government cancels a controversial agreement to provide extra ferries in case of a no—deal brexit. new allegations of sexual and racial harassment by former employees of the retail tycoon sir philip green are published in the telegraph — he denies any crime or misconduct. counting the cost of knife crime — the number of young victims admitted to hospitals in england has risen by more than 50% in the past five years. us officials say they've held three days of productive talks in north korea to prepare for the second meeting between president trump and kimjong—un. more news from me at the top of the hour. now, the travel show. this week on the show: i'm in france to explore new ways of saving notre dame for generations to come. the

this of snow on sunday, particularly on the welsh hills.stem sinks southwards, again giving that risk of snow over the hills. between of course, there will be some dryer and break out what that, but temperatures dip back on sunday because we had that cold arctic air. particularly in the window. the start of the new week see things settling down. we had that cold a blast of arctic air to enter sunday, but high pressure builds and as we go through the new week. actually, we lose our wind and rain problems, and we are going to pick up some frost. not too much, but not to be ruled out, that breeze coming down from the south will accentuate the child temperatures, it will lower again on monday. it is cold air and we will start the dates with france. a little colder still, barely above freezing is how it will fail. today, very similar sets up. we stopped to pick upa very similar sets up. we stopped to pick up a south—westerly coming from the northwest. chilly here with times of rain. most of us, chilly start with light winds. generally, it isa st

cloud, snow over the top of the welsh hills. temperatures not rising very much, 6—7. still some wet weather in the north on the weather system, moving southwards quickly tomorrow evening and overnight. wet weather, gusty winds, gone by monday. high pressure building on, chilly start to the new week with a touch of frost here and there, pockets of mist and fog, especially wales and the west country, stronger winds on the west country, stronger winds on the north sea coast. showers, dry day, lighter winds. so the north sea coast. showers, dry day, lighterwinds. so quite the north sea coast. showers, dry day, lighter winds. so quite chilly, temperatures 55 and seven. after monday, well, high pressure in charge, dry for the most part, find. sunshine around. fine south to south—westerly wind, good temperatures by day and by night. settling down. you will have more tomorrow? i will. i will be thinking of you when i am lying in. have a good day. take care. wanting extra milk, chewing their fists and waking up in the night are just some

also some snow over the welsh hills. that is fading away with the wet weather.for awhile. behind it, south—east england and will hang around forawhile. behind it, it will turn brighter. a few showers for a while. brightening up across northern england and scotland, a few showers in northern ireland, brighter weather in northern ireland in the afternoon. the rain edging away in england. not as windy as yesterday, temperatures lower, seven 01’ yesterday, temperatures lower, seven or8 yesterday, temperatures lower, seven or 8 degrees being typical. this range here is accompanied by strong winds, driving across wales and southern england during the night, gone by morning. this rain and northern scotland, not much left by the state. we are dragging down colder air, the risk of some frost, more likely in scotland. we will find that northerly breeze getting pushed away by this ridge of high pressure into monday. it will keep those weather fronts that they for a time. a quiet start. attach a florist to begin with. light winds and some sunshine. —— attach of the north. a

to the day with the first weather system, cloud, outbreaks of rain and snow over the tops of the welsh hillser and cloud continues to drift down to east anglia and the south—east. rain, could be quite heavy, gusty winds for northern ireland, otherwise some sunshine around, much lighter winds, you will notice the difference tomorrow but it will feel chillier, temperatures around 7 degrees, and we still have the rain for northern scotland, the same weather system moves south, bringing gusty winds and wet weather across wales and southern england. it is gone by monday, high pressure is building so a chilly start to the new week, maybe a touch of frost around. patchy fog for wales, perhaps into the west country, and some stronger winds on north sea coasts, bringing a threat of a shower, but winds will be lighter and we will have plenty of sunshine. it should be a dry day, temperatures away from the south—west rather low at 5—7 degrees. high pressure will dominate into next week which means lots of fine and dry weather, sitting to the southeast of the uk until we draw in milder, southerly winds.

as colder end is in, we will see snow for the welsh hills.be down in single figures for all. a band of showers, some wintry. they will clear away into monday as a ridge of high pressure builds in. it means it will be a chilly start to next week with a bit of frost around but it least because of the ridge of high pressure we will see plenty of crisp sunshine and the winds will be light —— lighter. the cabbages could bounce up a bit, nine or 10 degrees in the south but colder further north. things are looking more settled as we head into next week thanks to high pressure building in efficiency sunny spells around but the knights will be chilly again with a touch of frost will stop things could turn a bit mould as the week wears on. —— nights. this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: president maduro refuses to allow aid into venezuela. he says the country doesn't need foreign handouts. not everyone agrees. translation: i want this aid to get in because people are dying. mr president, we are dying. families are dying. still sear

may be some sleet and snow on the tops of the welsh hills. showery with sunshine coming through.and rain for northern ireland. the wind will be light, but it will feel cooler and fresher. the government has cancelled a controversial agreement to provide extra ferries in case of a no deal brexit. new allegations of sexual and racial harassment by former employees of the retail tycoon, sir philip green are published in the telegraph — he denies any crime or misconduct. the number of young victims of knife crime admitted to hospitals in england has risen by more than fifty percent in the past five years. us officials say they've held three days of productive those are the headlines. sports now, and fora those are the headlines. sports now, and for a full round—up, we go to the bbc sport centre. we are just a couple of minutes away from the first premier league match of the day. it's at craven cottage where struggling fulham are up against manchester united. ole gunnar solskjaer has made six changes to the united team that beat leicester. marcus rashford, the match winner last week,

to the day with the first weather system, cloud, outbreaks of rain and snow over the tops of the welsh hillscloud continues to drift down to east anglia and the south—east. rain, could be quite heavy, gusty winds for northern ireland, otherwise some sunshine around, much lighter winds, you will notice the difference tomorrow but it will feel chillier, temperatures around 7 degrees, and we still have the rain for northern scotland, the same weather system moves south, bringing gusty winds and wet weather across wales and southern england. it is gone by monday, high pressure is building so a chilly start to the new week, maybe a touch of frost around. patchy fog for wales, perhaps into the west country, and some stronger winds on north sea coasts, bringing a threat of a shower, but winds will be lighter and we will have plenty of sunshine. it should be a dry day, temperatures away from the south—west rather low at 5—7 degrees. high pressure will dominate into next week which means lots of fine and dry weather, sitting to the southeast of the uk until we draw in milder, southerly winds. this is

for the welsh hills, mostly for the hills.cotla nd cost of northern england and seven scotland and northern ireland. on the time showers congregating into the time showers congregating into the north and the next area of low pressure which brings its way into northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland as the rain clears for the south. for some of us there will betray her with her on sunday but north really. it will have a risk of snow and warnings on our website for the wind, rain and snow. by next week we start to build high pressure and it moves a little quieter. these are the headlines... unconstitutional, allowing he will not allow it. the president in the country's history. at least ten people have been killed in a fire training centre and one of brazil's largest football clubs. amazon founder is accusing the media of black male. —— black male. this act that has died

be as windy but we do have some wet weather, there has been some snow over the very tops of the welsh hillsy. people tend to brighten up elsewhere, a few showers coming in and a curl of rain arriving in northern ireland during the afternoon together with the potential for some strong and gusty winds and the rain in the far north of scotla nd winds and the rain in the far north of scotland not moving just yet. some sunshine around that temperatures will be only seven or eight degrees and it won‘t be as windy as it has been recently. could get some strong winds with that speu get some strong winds with that spell of rain as it pushes into wales in southern england early on in the night. at the same time we have that band of wet weather in northern scotland sinking southwards, tending to peter out. could be some wintry and is over the hills, but turning drier later in the night. pushing down colder air and chilly in scotland with a widespread frost on the way here. the weather is calming down as we head into monday. we have this ridge of high pressure in charge, keeping these weather fronts at

at the same time, we will see a weather front bringing outbreaks of rain over the tops of the welsh hills east anglia and the midlands towards east anglia and the south—east, so very slow improvements here. elsewhere, sunshine tomorrow, wet and windy across northern ireland, rain across the north of scotland, moving further south. sunshine around but it will not be nearly as windy tomorrow but it will not be as mild either, around 7 degrees. it could get windy through the evening in northern ireland, wet weather moving down across wales for a while and the ridge of high pressure will build by monday, so it is dry and cold, a touch of frost to start the new week, stronger northerly winds winds bringing showers down the north sea coast, but it looks like being a dry day, the winds will be lighter, these are the temperatures. away from the south—west, it will be chilly with temperatures of 7 degrees. the good news for the rest of next week, high pressure in charge of the weather, sitting to the south—east. that will be crucial because we draw a south—westerly wind, which means decent tempera

there may even be over the tops of the welsh hills.ern half of scotla nd south into the northern half of scotland as well. in between, sunshine coming through. not as windy tomorrow. you will notice a chilly feel with temperatures around six or seven degrees. cold as we head towards the start of the week. wet and windy weather towards wales and southern england overnight. gone by monday. a ridge of high pressure moving in. it will be a cold start. a touch of frost. 0ne moving in. it will be a cold start. a touch of frost. one or two icy patches. goldar strong winds down the west coast. they shall rot too. essentially monday is a dry day sudden turnaround, early mist and fog. away from the south—west it will be chilly with temperatures around 5—7d. but as we head into the early pa rt around 5—7d. but as we head into the early part of next week, beyond monday, it becomes a little less cold. the weather settling down, high pressure in charge, probably more towards the south—east of the uk. southerly winds around that, decent averages by d

sanders joining us in a few minutes, but first mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with the reaction from up there. >> reporter: welsh dana, good afternoon. democrats say they will use all the tools possible to try and stop this action, going in the courts and also here on capitol hill. house speaker nancy pelosi gave us a preview the last time she addressed reporters. >> did i say i was filing a legal challenge? i may. i will review our options. we will review our option. we will be prepared to respond appropriately to it. >> reporter: some of president trump's closest allies in congress encouraged him to take executive action. jim jordan, mark meadows and matt gates. a senate republican told us it's not his preferred choice, but it won't be the end of the world. >> for the last 20, 30 years you can debate the length, we've had a bipartisan review system on capitol hill by both big government republicans and ritz carlton democrats to refuse to endorse america's immigration laws or to change them. trump's only sin is that he's enforcing the law. >> reporter: there's some bipartisan criticism from senators. maine repu

hill. in the 68th minute, wales squeezing into the lead. now the welsh higher, stronger. the ball in the air and the brilliance of this to turnit air and the brilliance of this to turn it into another try. 21—13 in 2019. this years revival of a great rivalry was a classic. and who can stop wales now? when a team is able to win 12 matches in a row as these wales players had done you no they have an instinct for victory. so powerful. we felt it here in cardiff! in paris scotland in blue we re cardiff! in paris scotland in blue were missing some key players out injured. france rediscovered some of their spirit. scoring four tries in total for a their spirit. scoring four tries in totalfor a 27—10 their spirit. scoring four tries in total for a 27—10 victory. rugby is tough enough when you win, it is exhausting to lose. so wales keep their grand slam hopes alive by winning their 12th match in a row — it's their longest winning streak since 1910 — this is what the coaches made of that result in cardiff. look, it is a pretty special group of boys at the moment

hill. in the 68th minute, wales squeezed into the lead. now, the welsh in 2019, this year's revival of a great rivalry was a classic. and, who can stop wales now? well, when a team is able to win 12 matches in a row, as these wales players have done, you know they've develeped a kind of instinct for victory. it's so powerful. wow. we felt it here in cardiff. in paris, scotland, in blue, were missing some key players out injured, while france rediscovered some of their spirit, scoring four tries in total for a 27—10 victory. rugby‘s tough enough when you win. it's exhausting to lose. joe wilson, bbc news. so wales keep their grand slam hopes alive by winning their 12th match in a row. it's their longest winning streak since 1910. this is what the coaches made of that result in cardiff. look, it is a pretty special group of boys at the moment. they, in oh, rob evans said to be the other day there is not one person in this squad that i would not want to, in oh, do something for in terms of that how tight they are. they brui group at the moment. it is one of

farmers' union in wales has real concerns that not only the risk to life stock, hill farming, sheep farming very important for welshhis is about balancing the ecosystem, restoring what we had. the more species in the ecosystem, the more ofa species in the ecosystem, the more of a boost it gets. we need to breathe life back by restoring those broken food chains. brian, this is your farm. broken food chains. brian, this is yourfarm. thank broken food chains. brian, this is your farm. thank you for hosting us. there is no doubt he is an absolutely beautiful bird. you love wildlife. do you have concerns? no concerns wildlife. do you have concerns? no concerns at all. i have never been excited about a burden for many years! it is a good thing. i very much encourage it. whatsoever from is this? it is a beef and sheep rearing farm. what i've seen the past, they go for the live animals —— they don't go for the live animals. this time of the uu are probably just getting animals. this time of the uu are probablyjust getting into lambing? the end of next month, the end of march. it will go on until the end of april. we have g

hill flock, so the vast majority of those lambs were exported to european markets — good, lucrative markets. if there's anything that would cause friction or a barrier on that, it would deem the welsh, nice to see you. let me make my way through the lambs this morning. so there's one taste of what it means for business, particularly here in welsh farming. and a little earlier there were two french students who had come here on a french exchange scheme and they come to help out and to learn on the farm here. they've been doing that for 20 years. this is the last year they'll come here because of the changes brought about by brexit, so big changes and little changes, all of them adding up to lots of uncertainty for welsh farming. a two part documentary will be broadcast next week accusing michaeljackson of sexually abusing two young children, in the late 19805 and early 1990s. wade robson and james safechuck say from the age of 7 and 10 the singer abused them at his neverland ranch in california. michaeljackson's family deny the claims. jackson also denied any allegations of abuse throughout his life. lizo mzimba reports. everybody wanted to meet michael or be with michael. the docum

hill votes yes. ms. wasserman-shultz. yes. mr. welsh votes yes. ms. spear votes yes. ms. lawrence votes yes. mr.na votes yes. mr. gomes, yes. mr. ocasio her -cortez. yes. mr. talib votes yes. mr. jordan votes no. mr. amash votes no. mr. gossar votes no. ms. fox votes no. mr. massey votes no. mr. meadows votes no. mr. heist votes no. mr. glockman no. mr. comer votes no. mr. cloud votes no. mr. gibbs votes no. mr. higgins -- mr. norman votes no. ms. miller votes no. mr. green votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stube votes no. on this vote we have 24 yeses, 17 nos. >> motion to table is agreed to. let me say this, you've made it clear you did not want the american people to hear what mr. cohen has to say but the american people have a right to hear him. so we're going to proceed. the american people can judge his credibility for themselves. >> mr. chairman. we didn't say that. we just said he wanted to follow the rules. we didn't say stop the hearing bust -- but postpone it to get the evidence according to the rules of the committee. we want all the rules. >> reclaim me my time. i now recognize

hill as a senate panel presses company executives on rising drug prices. hillary vaughn is following the hearing and has more for us now. hillary? >> reporter: hey, dana. welsh drug company executives agree prices are too high, but they say the system is broken and congress is the one that needs to fix it. executives from tpaoeuzer, johnson&johnson, and other companies grilled by lawmakers on the senate finance committee over how much they charge for their products. senators wanted to know one big thing. why americans are paying more than the rest of the world for the same things. >> i'm going to have town meetings in a few days at home and people will say, ron, this is ridiculous that we are getting gouged when people around the world are getting a better deal. it is almost as if the taxpayer has stupid written on their face. >> break throughs aren't break throughs if people can't afford the medicine. >> reporter: several of the executives defended their high prices here at home saying they need cash from profits to fund research and development and invent break through medication but senators pushed back saying the companies benefit from tax breaks, billio

hill. in the 68th minute, wales squeezed into the lead. now, the welshe truly united. louder, higher, stronger. ball into the air and the brilliance ofjosh adams to turn it into another try. 21—13 in 2019, this year's revival of a great rivalry was a classic. and who can stop wales now? when a team is able to win 12 matches in a row as these welsh players have done, you know they have an instinct for victory. it's so powerful. wow. we felt it here in cardiff. in paris, scotland in blue were missing some key players out injured, while france rediscovered some of their spirit, scoring four tries in total for a 27—10 victory. rugby is tough enough when you win. it's exhausting to lose. joe wilson, bbc news. well, scotland also lost to france in the women's six nations, beaten 41—10 in lille, to stay bottom of the table. ireland narrowly lost for the first time to italy. 29—27, the score in rome. italy are top of the table, ahead of england, who play wales tomorrow. match of the day follows the news, so if you don't want to know today's premier league result