first thing. how we shape up first thing. enough start, perhaps cloud already filling in the west of cornwall breeze across the greater part of england and wales. greater part of england and wales. great glen towards argyll and bute as well. as well. how do we shape up for the rest of the day? rest of the day? cornwall and devon and eventually flirting with pembrokeshire as well. flirting with pembrokeshire as well. further east you will keep sunshine and dry weather. and dry weather. many enjoyed during the course of monday. monday. slumping down across the british isles. isles. notice the direction of flow of the isobars. of the isobars. because you will see a temperature no better than three or four. no better than three or four. thursday but there will be a lot of sunshine around. sunshine around. for some but it will mean the arrival of cloud and rain. arrival of cloud and rain. more there on the website. 00:58:18,350 --> 536870763:45:12,235 hello, 536870763:45:12,235 --> 1073741526:32:06,120 i'm 1073741526:32:06,120 --> 1610612289:19:00,005 ros 1610612289:19:00,005 --> 2147483052:05:53,

next tonight, we are in the historic landscape of west cornwall, where there is something of a farming the plan is to build for large chicken sheds, housing 112,000 hens, potentially ranging over these green acres. it will be the largest in cornwall, visible for miles, and some of the locals are passionately opposed. john bought this cottage in the middle of these fields last may. in the past, planted with veg. in a few years, he could be entirely surrounded by chickens. people around here, who in the past have lived relatively close, not as close as i would have two to chicken ranches, tell me that my house is very likely would be uninhabitable because of the odours, the noise. if it is uninhabitable, and i cannot live here, really nobody else is going to want to live here, so effectively i could be homeless. the big push forfree range egg production is something new in the south west. it has come about because the public are demanding ever higher welfare standards. currently, around half the eggs in the country are produced in what is known as enriched cages. the supermarkets want th

i suspect that the weather in the past 2a hours in the west of cornwall has been a tough watch as wellst down the road would have a big maritime equivalent is off to the isles of scilly said as airport, 1.8 celsius was the warm spot, small comfort i suspect however that were shrouded in cloud and rain also. through the small hours of the rain will peter away and some will keep going elsewhere, quite a bit of clout around a different mix you may end up with some frost and fog. it went be a widespread problem. first thing sunday, you may catch some of the rain along the line of where the rain along the line of where the rain fell on saturday, sadly, but as the day gets going the rain peters out and we end up with a bit of clout, double brick and there is some sunshine around— some — but that essentially a cloudy day with freshening wind, especially across the north—western quarter of scotland. further south of the breeze may eventually liverpool versus man city but that is the only thing you will really notice about the weather with regard to the premier league football matches through b

of homes were left without power across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and south—west england. from cornwallnts in portreath tonight. part of the old harbour wall had collapsed, letting the atlantic seep through at high tide. quite a gap, isn't it? it is an awful gap. sandra's house is right next to the giant hole that's been left in the sea defences. what are your thoughts? scared! yeah, we've just had all new carpets put in, so you know, it's... yeah, yeah, it's going to be a frightening night, i think. it was the early hours of this morning when storm eleanor smashed away the 20m section. cornwall‘s coastal communities are used to fierce weather, but portreath now feels especially vulnerable. they weren't the only ones. this was galway in the irish republic. high spring tides added force to the storm — a potentially deadly mix. in northern ireland, gusts reached 90 miles per hour, leaving 25,000 homes without electricity. we have to bring in crews to cut the trees, we have to bring in digging crews to pull out the poles and to replace poles and to re—string lines. all of this takes time a

wet from the word go across parts of west devon and cornwall and towards the isles of scilly. the western fringes of scotland. further east, a quiet start to the day, not too much in terms of breeze. but we turn on the fan has become towards the northern quarter of scotland, where we have that supply of showers running up on the south—easterly wind. elsewhere, limited amount of sunshine again. maybe parts of east anglia and the far north of scotland, where there will be a chilly start, and through the afternoon in the higher ground, more likely to see a spot of rain. once you get that rembrandt, you keep it for a good part of the day and the evening. through the evening and the evening. through the evening and overnight, you get the sense that front is weakening all the while. not a cold night by any means at all, because there is a lot of cloud around and a little bit of breeze as well, especially in the northern half of scotland. what's left of the original front goes to the ease, bringing the prospect of some rain, brighter skies behind. you may lose a degree or two between

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could begrees there in plymouth. there will be some sunny breaks between those showers, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers into north—west england, but across north—east england, the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, should be getting off to a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with some hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in t

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be will be some sunny breaks between those showers, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers into north—west england, but across north—east england, the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, should be getting off to a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with some hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the souther

of homes were left without power across northern ireland, wales, the midlands and south west england. from cornwalld — nervous moments in portreath tonight. part of the old harbour wall had collapsed, letting the atlantic seep through at high tide. quite a gap, isn't it? it is an awful gap. sandra's house is right next to the giant hole that's been left in the sea defences. what are your thoughts? scared! yeah, we just had all new carpets put in, so you know, it's... yeah, yeah, it's going to be a frightening night, i think. it was the early hours of this morning when storm eleanor smashed away the 20m section. cornwall‘s coastal communities are used to fierce weather, but portreath now feels especially vulnerable. they weren't the only ones. this was galway in the irish republic. high spring tides added force to the storm — a potentially deadly mix. in northern ireland, gusts reached 90 mph, leaving 25,000 homes without electricity. we have to bring in crews to cut the trees, we have to bring in digging crews to pull out the poles and to replace poles and to re—string lines. all of this takes time

west, the atlantic jetstream trying to push this end. rain on and off by the end of the night, maybe in the pembrokeshire, cornwall and by the time we see will stay dry. with a bit more breeze around tomorrow, especially across the south and east, a better chance of some sunshine but it will feel rather cool here is cooler air comes back off the continent. saturday night the chance of some frost in the south—east corner. that weather front just sets across the west of scotland, the far west of england and wales to take us into sunday. sunday grey and damp for many western areas. maybe some brightness breaking through the further east you are. elsewhere the wind will pick up, that is the sign of the jetstrea m pick up, that is the sign of the jetstream winning through. it brings this weather front from scotland and northern ireland, and as the jetstrea m northern ireland, and as the jetstream starts to push that through, wet and windy for all to ta kers through, wet and windy for all to takers from sunday night into monday, and then a big change on the way. following the isobars back all the way in towards the likes agreement, northern ca

west of scotland, there will be sunshine. later on, this is 3pm, you can see the rain moving its way in towards cornwall and west devon.wales it remains cloudy this afternoon. still some hill fog around. some drizzle from time to time as well. largely dry weather towards northern england and northern ireland, but the rain knocking on the door in the west of northern ireland. some brighter skies in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, across scotland cloudy with that hill fog. tonight, this rain will move its way north and east ward, but as it does, it will break upa east ward, but as it does, it will break up a little bit. so, just a short spell of rain for many of us as the rain pushes north—east. a speu as the rain pushes north—east. a spell of hill snow over scotland. but with temperatures mostly above freezing a frost—free start to wednesday morning. during wednesday morning, it will be a wet start to the day across eastern areas. it might takea the day across eastern areas. it might take a while before the rain clears away from the far north—east of scotland. elsewhere, there will be drier and brighter weather d

another cool day, maybe not as chilly as it has been today across the south and south—west, devon, cornwallo wednesday morning. clearing skies in the west later on. some frost around as well. after rain earlier in the night, icy conditions potentially into wednesday morning. a bright start to wednesday. we will have cleared away some of that low cloud. 0nly wednesday. we will have cleared away some of that low cloud. only one two isolated showers through the day. a grey day across eastern counties of england, particularly from norfolk towards county durham and he sighed. there could be some rain lingering drought. as i said, for many, a brighter day, particularly in the west. temperatures not faring too bad for this time of year. through wednesday night ended to thursday, an area of low pressure with some rain. it leaves us in an area of high pressure, but light wind. nothing much going on. that will lead to overnight frost and fog patches for the second half of the week becoming an issue. some brighter weather, particularly on thursday to the north and west. still grey for some counties of

down towards the far south—west, 11 or 12 degrees but very windy as well in the far west of cornwall.y real concern is that as this mild air, relatively, moist air, i’u ns mild air, relatively, moist air, runs into the cold, we could see a little bit of snow. the hills of north wales, coming into the midlands, may as far over as east anglia, things improving for the day in northern ireland, maybe for the far south—west, it stays windy and mild, but elsewhere it is one of those days. until you get into the north of england and up into scotland, then it is brighter and a pretty decent day but it is on the cold side again. once we get of that area of cloud and rain, slumping afterwards the near continent, the sky is clear and it turns out to be another cold night into the far south—west. into that we push another belt of whether, to the extent that we have issues again with snow and with ice for sunday across scotland, and particularly the north of england. so here comes that belt of weather. don't be suckered by the dry start in the east, because later in the morning, is that moisture r

some have also got the wet weather, palace of devon and cornwall, the west, a weather front sitting herehe rest of today, maybe bursts of rain on southern facing hills, but notice how it fractured men's —— fragments. the ring gets pat you into the morning, most will be dry, staying cloudy to keep temperatures up, but any breaks in the cloud, a touch of frost and there will be mist and fog over the hills. it will be another great start for tomorrow, patchy rain and drizzle to the western fringes, but the cloud may break here and there, slightly better chance tomorrow that summer will see blue skies, particularly across scotla nd blue skies, particularly across scotland and northern ireland, as the wind picks up through the afternoon, temperatures may be down on today's. here comes a change, we go into the evening across scotland and northern ireland with very wet and northern ireland with very wet and windy weather, possibly severe gales for a time, transferring to the western fringes overnight, maybe gales elsewhere as it is pushed to the south—east, on the first part of the south—east,

brightness in the south—west later where it starts mild and continues mild and it's windy in the far west of cornwallf brightness, the best sunshine in the northern half of britain if you can stay clear of the showers. once we get rid of the rain in the evening the skies were clear and here again is an issue, because there will be a problem with ice. there was a issue with rain arriving into northern ireland. it isn't going to stay has rain and that's our big problem for sunday. we are highlighting scotland and parts of northern england. as this weather feature moves in to that really cold regime, a bit like today, we will see a much more significant conversion of rain into snow and it will lie. this is not just a house don mackay ground problem, the eastern side of scotla nd problem, the eastern side of scotland and england, at ten, 11, 12 o'clock, anywhere near this conversion zone of the rain into the snow and lying? and that quite low levels. further south it will not be an issue because it's so much milder there than it is further north so it stays as rain in the south, look at the contrast in t

also some showers pushing into a west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be on the that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west nedlands, cool wales and into the west nedlands, cool, fresh start to the day. for degrees in birmingham. your notice order showers across northern ireland at this stage, perhaps someone dream is over high ground, certainly the chance for wintry weather over high ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four in edinburgh. showers in north—west england, across north—west and east anglia and the south—east, a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cool and fresher than it was on wednesday. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards a cross bring this cluster of showers eastwards across all parts of the country. some of those could be heavy, thundery with hail mixed in the. some wintry nest mixed over the high brown is, but there will be spells of sunshine too and temperatures around 5— 10 degrees. a fairly chilly feel but it won't be as windy as that was on wednesday.

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could bein plymouth. there will be some sunny breaks between those showers and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands, a cooler, fresher start to the day. four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground, certainly the chance for wintry weather over high ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers in north—west england, across north—west and east anglia and the south—east, a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, thundery with hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds over the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will be spells of sunshine too and te

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could beill be some sunny breaks between those showers and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers in north—west england, across north—east and east anglia and the south—east, a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will be spells of sunshine too and tempera

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could been those showers, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers into north—west england, but across north—east england, the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, should be getting off to a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with some hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will be som

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could bers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers into north—west england, but across north—east england, the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, should be getting off to a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with some hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, but there will be some spells of sunshine too and temperatures of around 5—10

also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be sunny breaks between those showers, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham. you will notice a lot of showers across northern ireland at this stage, could be some hail and thunder and perhaps some wintryness over high ground. certainly the chance for wintry weather over higher ground in scotland. temperatures in aberdeen, three degrees, four there in edinburgh. some sunny spells. showers into north—west england, but across north—east england, the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east, should be getting off to a dry start to the day with spells of sunshine, cooler and fresher than it was on wednesday morning. through the day will bring this cluster of showers eastwards across just about all parts of the country. some of them could be heavy, could be thundery with some hail mixed in. some wintryness over the high grounds in the north pennines, the southern uplands, bu

on the way which comes courtesy of weather fronts which are producing heavy rain across devon, cornwall, westing to turn a bit lighter as it edges northwards and eastwards. not much breeze on it but it's going to produce lots of mist and hill fog. with skies clear in south—west england, wales and northern ireland there is a chance of frost into tomorrow morning and dense patches of fog. the main risk of ice could be in northern ireland. hopefully skies are bright for many. one or two places in northern ireland will linger with fog all day and the north and east of scotland, while western areas brighten up. in the north and east it's going to be great tomorrow afternoon with outbreaks of rain. misty and foggy over the grampians and the eastern portion of the southern uplands. across eastern counties of england it may be a struggle to get the sunshine out into the afternoon. come further west, central western parts of england into wales, sunny spells are back and with light winds it should feel a bit more pleasant thanit it should feel a bit more pleasant than it has done so far this week. thro

the far south—west should start to come out of that, cornwall and devon and brighten into the afternoon, wet snow doesn't really move very much once it's in. far north of england into scotland holding onto sunny spells, bright too into the north of northern ireland. look how mild it gets into the far south—west, but elsewhere, it's a cold, quite a raw day to come. milder air is trying to come in. another weather system that tries to bring it in sunday. this has got problems associated with it. because as it feeds this wet weather into cold air, some of us seeing more snow for a time on sunday, particularly into scotland and northern england. bear that in mind if you're travelling, especially on higher routes, because here it comes. a lot of this will be of rain, into the colder airfor a time some sleet and snow, some quite heavy rain through southern parts of the uk. the winds pick up again. nothing too bad with that. cold air hanging on for longest towards the north—east of the uk, south—west turning milder. it is the mild air that's eventually going to win out going into next week and

west. scilly and through cornwall and devon. devon. across the north and north—west of scotland.d the drizzle is making across the south—west. south—west. drift east of it and we are looking at sunny skies. are looking at sunny skies. the wales, the west midlands, we will see the cloud build. will see the cloud build. there, you could see a shower from it. it. and north—west of scotland again falling as snow on the mountains. falling as snow on the mountains. the wind here will strengthen as we go through the evening. go through the evening. will turn heavier as it cascades south—east wards. south—east wards. patchy rain coming in from the south—west. south—west. the two will meet in this band of cloud. this band of cloud. level will increasingly be coming down. down. move away from the south east, taking the rain with them. taking the rain with them. will push right the way down the country. tomorrow it will feel cold. it will be noticeably windy as well. the sun comes out, we have a lot of showers. showers. it to be as disruptive as it was in recent weeks. thank you very much.

perhaps scotland and across eastern and central parts of the uk but for the west by don we have spots of rain in devon and cornwallfferent from the sunshine we are seeing at the moment and also across the west of wales. graver different reasons for the east, the rain with strong wind on and off match of the day northern ireland. for northern scotla nd day northern ireland. for northern scotland once the foston frock clears we should have the lines share of the sunshine. we have a bit more breeze hopefully the clyde will be about high and it won't be so gloomy and the faugheen will lift more readily but again not expecting an abundance of sunshine. cabbage is ona par an abundance of sunshine. cabbage is on a par with recent days. as we go through tomorrow evening and tomorrow night little rain left by the time they get to sunday morning and by that time we might have the fog returning to northern ireland. againa bit fog returning to northern ireland. again a bit chilly, by and large a lot of cloud, we have got the re m na nts of lot of cloud, we have got the rem na nts of two lot of cloud, we have got the remnants

whereas, in the west and the south—west, we'll start to see clouds streaming in. so, for example, in cornwallg to be a very nice afternoon. a lot of grey cloud, drizzle, hill fog, mist, that sort of thing. 10 degrees there in plymouth, whereas norwich is going to be brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so, in london, it's around about nine. paris is 11 — actually, it's not looking too bad at all across many parts of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. a cold front sweeps through as well, and behind the cold front, traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. so here's the cold air tucking into that vortex, that area of low pressure on wednesday, and that means that we are in for some wintry showers. and some of them will fall as snow across scotland, northern parts of england, northern ireland as well, and some of those snow showers may even sneak into areas a little bit further south. but there'll be plenty of sunshine around, as well

west. but unfortunately that brings rain as well. so it will be a wet end to the day across cornwallnorthern ireland as well. this weather front will bring a spell of heavy rain across west facing coasts for a time. it moves north and east and grinds to a halt across the north—east and there will be some sleet and snow on higher ground. but generally speaking on wednesday, it is messy story. so, oui’ wednesday, it is messy story. so, our week ahead will start off cold and frosty. in the middle of the week there is something just a little bit less cold, indications show. is this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at three. theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. we put some extra money in for the coping with the winter pressures. we've also, of course, in the budget in november, announced that for the next couple of years there will be extra money, further money, going into the national health service. they haven't got a plan to get those people off the trolleys in corridors. there's e

west. further rain falling here through the night. affecting cornwallon. rain in northern scotland. look at those temperatures. mild is the theme as we head into much of the week ahead. you can see the orange colours across much of the country. monday starting off on a milder note. rain in the south clearing away. also clearing away from northern scotland. a fine afternoon breezy. some sunny spells. temperatures, double figures in the south. 0n tuesday, possibly the mildest day of the week. we have got south—westerly winds blowing across the country feeding ina winds blowing across the country feeding in a lot of moisture. we will see a lot of cloud. 0utbreaks of rain. look at these temperatures. as we head into wednesday, more u nsettled. as we head into wednesday, more unsettled. this area of low pressure may be a big player. windy, maybe even gales in western areas. it will be mild across much of england and wales. something a little bit fresher pushing into scotland and northern ireland later in the day. 11 to 13 degrees in the south. this is bbc ne

in the north west of scotland, some clearer skies, the best of any brighter weather, but later, as i mentioned, rain spreading in towards cornwallhe north—east, it may take a while for it to clear away from aberdeenshire and the moray firth, but brighter skies during wednesday afternoon, maximum temperatures of 6—8, perhaps 10 celsius across the far south—west. wednesday into thursday, a little area of low pressure that will not affect us, moving towards france, but higher pressure building infor france, but higher pressure building in for thursday morning, lighter winds, and that means a real risk of fog around on thursday morning, and with that some frost in place as too. a rather settled day on thursday, a lot of cloud around, but fog gradually lifting into low cloud. a few bright spells into the afternoon, top temperatures of 4—6 degrees. more details on the website, that is all from me, bye— bye. this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. the latest intel on spectre and meltdown chip vulnerability. the boss says fixes will be rolled at by the end of the month. live from london, that‘s our top s

west will continue this afternoon. elsewhere, the cloudy skies stay, mist an drizzle as well. let's take a look at 5pm, the rain pushes towards cornwallnd. some brightness in england, the north west of scotland will have sunshine. but the rain moving into the west of northern ireland. for scotla nd the west of northern ireland. for scotland at this stage, there is temperatures dropping close to freezing. temperatures, began though, as the cloud and rain continues to move north and east, the rain will break up, but a misty and murky night for many of us, those temperatures staying primarily above freezing, 3—5d. into wednesday, this area of rain will be slow—moving, for scotland it may not clear a ll slow—moving, for scotland it may not clear all day. there will be snow across the higher ground. there will be sunshine developing as the rain clears through, and with temperatures up to 7—10d, not quite as cold tomorrow afternoon. the wednesday, the pressure when trouble has, it moves to france. this ridge of high pressure their white lines are spaced out, winds and two thursday morning could bring a risk of fog. a bit of frost in there a

whereas in the west and the south—west, we'll start to see clouds streaming in. so, for example, cornwalllot of grey cloud, drizzle, hill fog, mist, that sort of thing. 10 degrees there in plymouth, whereas norwich is going to be brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so in london, it's around about nine. paris is 11 — actually, it's not looking too bad at all across many parts of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. a cold front sweeps through as well, and behind the cold front, traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. so here's the cold air tucking into that vortex, that area of low pressure on wednesday, and that means that we're in for some wintry showers. some of them will fall as snow across scotland, northern parts of england, northern ireland as well, and some of those snow showers may even sneak into areas further south. plenty of sunshine around, as well. hail and thunder, probably, too. it could feel colder than six aft

potential flooding problems in the south—west because of snow and the rain, and further rain falling there. affecting cornwallthern scotland. look at those temperatures. a mild team —— theme in the week ahead. orange colours across the rest of the country. monday starting on a fairly mild note. rain in the south clearing away and also clearing away from northern scotland. a fine afternoon. breezy one. a few showers in western areas. sunny spells as well. temperatures in double figures in the south, milder in the north. as we head into tuesday, even milder, possibly the mildest day of the week. we have got south—westerly winds blowing across the country, feeding ina winds blowing across the country, feeding in a lot of moisture. look at those temperatures. double—figure values from most. into wednesday a bit more unsettled with this area of low pressure. a spell windy, maybe even gales across northern and western areas. rain spreading north. some of it will be quite heavy. it will be mild across much of england and wales. something a little bit fresher pushing in towards scotland and northern ireland. 11 to 13

showers for devon and cornwall but here, quite mild compared to other parts of the country. our eyes turn to the westre pushing its weight eastwards overnight. that will bring gales in places with heavy rain and also more snow, particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and later in the night, potentially disruptive snow across parts of northern england. coupled with that, strong winds widely gusting to 40 to 70 mph, and also an ice risk as temperatures get close to if not below freezing. 0nce temperatures get close to if not below freezing. once again, the greatest ice risk across northern ireland and scotland. multiple things to considerfor ireland and scotland. multiple things to consider for travelling overnight abu the early hours of tomorrow. severe gales, heavy rain, snow and also further eyes so disruption is possible. keep an eye out on your bbc local radio. behind that once again will be wintry showers for northern ireland, scotland, stretching down into parts of northern england. a bit of sunshine further south. temperatures generally between three and nine celsius, 11 in the channel isl

we've had flooding problems in the south—west because of snow melt and the rain and also with further rain falling here, bad news through the night. affecting cornwallon, some rain towards northern scotland, look at those temperatures, much milder than in the last few mites. you can see the orange colours across most of the orange colours across most of the country, monday starting on a fairly mild note, rain in southern areas clearing and also clearing away from northern scotland and then we are into a fine afternoon, a few showers across western areas, some sunny spells as well, with temperatures in double figures in the south, milder than it has been of late across the north. tuesday possibly the mildest day of the week. south westerly winds blowing across the country, we'll see cloud, outbreaks of rain across western hills, look at those temperatures, double figure follows for most of us. wednesday more unsettled, this area of low pressure might be a big player, bringing gales, bands of rain as well, some quite heavy, mild across much of england and wales, something a little fresher pushing towards scotland and northern ireland late in the day.

back into the west of wales, devon and cornwall and we could see temperatures in one or two spots hit here bounded by weatherfronts. this mild air in this little segment here bounded by weather fronts. this will be an active weather front bringing heavy rain to scotland and northern ireland and sweeping southwards across england and wales. wettest in northern england and wales for the rush hour. that could cause minor flooding add in to the fact that we have got saturated ground and snow melt. gales and severe gales possible, but further north sunshine and showers. brighter in the afternoon, but temperatures dropping in the afternoon back down to single figures for many. a cool day to come on thursday. we have got showers as well. they will be circulating around another area of low pressure, across northern ireland and southern scotla nd across northern ireland and southern scotland bringing the showers across western parts of england and wales. sunshine in between and one or two staying dry and as a lot of that fades away through the night and clear skies develop, there will be frost

some flooding problems across the south—west because of snow and the rain and further rain falling here. bad news through the course of the night. affecting cornwallan what we have seen temperatures, much milder than what we have seen over temperatures, much milder than what we have seen over the last few nights. this should continue into much of the week ahead, see the orange colours across most of the country, monday starting fairly mild, rain across southern areas clearing away and also clearing away from northern scotland. and then we are intoa from northern scotland. and then we are into a fine afternoon, pretty breezy, a few showers from western areas although some semi spot as well and milder than it's been across the north. tuesday possibly the mildest day of the week, south—westerly winds moving across the country, bringing in moisture so we've got a lot of clout, look at those temperatures, double figure values for most, between 13 and 11 degrees. wednesday more unsettled, this area of low pressure might bring windy, maybe even gales across northern and western areas, a band of rain spreading north and east, some quite heavy. still mired

west. most of these showers should ease away, and in improving picture. try and frost free. some heady bursts of rain across the south coast of england. much of devon and cornwallres, at least in the south into double figures in through the first part of tonight, fairly chilly and mostly dry. things are set to change as rain sweeps in from the west. the wind picking up as well. quite a wet and windy start for tuesday morning but frost free with the milder in charge and that they will pile in from the south—west as we head through the day tomorrow. certainly milder but we will see a lot of windy and wet weather sweeping from west to east across the country during tuesday. some heady bursts of southern england and scotland through the morning. ‘s quarterly wins as well. it will feel pretty unsubtle. although the temperatures are much milder, it won't feel particularly pleasa nt milder, it won't feel particularly pleasant with outbreaks of rain and strong wind. wednesday, more of the same. anotherfront strong wind. wednesday, more of the same. another front from west to east. a spell of fairly heavy rain. brisk winds as well and return to some sunshine and showers

cloud increasing across wales and south—west england later in the afternoon with wind picking up. showers in devon and cornwallly some disruptive snow across parts of northern england. coupled with that, strong winds, widely gusting to a0 and 50 mph. perhaps as much as 70 mph by the end of the night across east anglia. and also the risk of ice as temperatures get close to freezing. the greatest risk across northern ireland and northern england. severe gales, heavy rain, snow and further ice, so disruption is possible tomorrow, keep an eye out on your bbc local radio. the rain clearing from eastern england tomorrow morning. the strongest wind going with it. behind it, showers across northern ireland and western scotland, stretching into northern england. some showers further south but not many. temperatures between three and nine celsius. 11th in the channel islands. we will do it all again on friday. showers across south—west england, still wintry across northern ireland and scotland, but not quite so many and certainly still on the cold side. labour accuses the government of negligence following the collapse

west. returns turns water towards northern ireland and later into pembrokeshire and also cornwall.on and maybe into the western fringes of scotland. slightly cooler and eastern parts. through saturday into zombie, chance of frost, mist and fog, fairly cloudy day on sunday. we see the weather front line, grinding toa see the weather front line, grinding to a halt. patchy rain or drizzle here. many eastern areas will be dry. a bit of brightness breaking through the cloud but later on we see it turn water towards western scotla nd see it turn water towards western scotland and northern ireland. not just wet but windy, and that a spell of very windy weather as it sweeps beautifully southwards through sunday into monday. we will open the day too much, much colderfor sunday into monday. we will open the day too much, much colder for next week and a bit of sleet and snow on the forecast as well. donald trump cancels a trip to the uk to open the new us embassy. in a tweet he blames obama for the making a bad deal and choosing an "off location". the new billion—dollar embassy due to open ne

cornwall and devon, southern and western parts of wales. a pretty damn picture across lincolnshire, yorkshire, northern ireland and south—west scotland.ing. so the weather front then most of the north and turned brighter but quite windy across many western and southern areas. quite breezy inland as well. the other side of the weather front in northern scotland, only around 56 degrees. low pressure still in charge of the weather towards the end of the week, another low moving across on friday which could bring some windy weather and possibly gale force wind across western and southern areas. hard to predict exactly what we will get precisely on friday. but a mixture of sunshine and showers. by the weekend then a com plete and showers. by the weekend then a complete change in the weather, the aircoming infrom complete change in the weather, the air coming in from the arctic and noticeably cold with a biting wind. some sunshine this weekend and some wintry showers but it is that cold north—easterly wind that will be the story. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay, in new york — christian fraser's in london. president trump accuses

approaching the north—west of england, lancashire here, turning to snow across northern parts of wales through the midlands, just about almost into central and southern england. cornwall to predict who actually gets the snow and who gets the street. who gets the snow turning to rain. 0ne the street. who gets the snow turning to rain. one of those messy pictures where if you want to snow, you might be disappointed. and the other way around as well. really messy, wintry picture. but it‘s only going to last for a few hours. that means by tomorrow morning, we are all in the milder atlantic s0 no snow in the forecast for tomorrow in a very different dates are many of us. a very different dates are many of us. so much better tomorrow. a lot brighter. a couple of light show or showers. then the weekend is looking different. milder rare from the atlantic. —— milder out. temperatures climbing. when we get milder coming in off the atlantic, it‘s not ideal. you can see cloud and rain coming in. 0verthe it‘s not ideal. you can see cloud and rain coming in. over the next few hours, a period of snow in the recap. clicking on the roads. i surround. the most of us, isjust going to co

west. weatherfrom moving in from the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of rain to the isles of scilly and cornwallhine still on the cold side, temperatures barely getting above freezing in the colder spots. tuesday night, the weather front pushes northwards in these woods. there could be some low cloud over hills over time, some hill fog patches as the rain continues to push on. for many of us, as slightly milder night with temperatures between 2—6dc the still cold enough for some snow in the high ground in scotland. wednesday, the remnants of that weather from tearaway and see some sunshine. feeling milder with temperatures between 6—10d. that is your latest weather. today at five, theresa may carries out her biggest cabinet reshuffle since becoming prime minister. jeremy hunt‘s title has been expanded to secretary of state for health and social care. other new appointments include brandon lewis as conservative party chairman. looking forward to getting on with thejob, very honoured looking forward to getting on with the job, very honoured and looking forward to getting on with thejob, very honou

west wales. as we had to the midlands east anglia and the south—east of england, it is a cloudy start and there will be like showers, one or two showers clipping pembrokeshire and perhaps into cornwalls into cornwall. otherwise we should see a dry day with good spells of sunshine. we'll use the fog in northern ireland in the morning. the cloud is stubborn across the south—east of the uk, it does break up south—east of the uk, it does break up eventually, any showers will fade away and temperatures will probably be around six, 9 degrees. a fine day ahead of rain coming into the north—west later on. the weather front will be weakening as it runs eastwards, barging into the back of it we have a deepening area of low pressure strengthening the winds and the warm front, the weather front will bring more persistent rain early on in the day. as the rain pushes its way eastwards, the rain becomes lighter and more party. will beer windy day with sunshine across northern and western areas. we dig up northern and western areas. we dig up the winds in the north—west of scotland. we are drawing in mother air, temperatures on saturday will be higher than they will be on friday. there's tebbit is

into the afternoon, there will be a change in the west, a front moves in from the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of rain into the isles of scilly and cornwallth temperatures barely getting above freezing in the cold est barely getting above freezing in the coldest spots. tuesday night, the front pushes northwards and eastwards, there could be some low cloud over the hills this hill fog patches as the rain continues to push in. but for many it will be a slightly milder night with temperatures from two to six celsius but still cold enough for some snow over the higher ground in scotland. wednesday, the remnants of the frantically away and we will see some shine, still milder with temperatures of between six and 10 celsius. that's the latest weather, bob ivanov. —— goodbye for now. a new year — a new look cabinet as the prime minister's reshuffle gets under way. brandon lewis has been made chairman of the conservative party. before the reshuffle beganjames brokenshire said he was stepping down due to ill health. we will have the latest from downing street. also this lunchtime. former football coach barry bennell pleads guilty to six child sex

west, touching gale force at times. there will be sunny spells, but the showers will continue across devon and cornwall and wales throughwe have a yellow be aware warning. potential for some snow at lower levels for northern parts of england, scotland and northern ireland and this colder air really taking charge over the next few days. you'll need the extra layers as you head out. you'll feel the difference. tuesday, yes, we have the showers continuing to feed in. even at lower levels, they could fall as snow across northern regions, northern ireland, scotland, northern parts of england. further south, there will be drier interludes, but rain showers continuing and if you factor in the wind, it will feel more like minus four or wind, it will feel more like minus fouror minus wind, it will feel more like minus four or minus five celsius in the day time. so, pretty cold out there. as we head towards the middle of the week, there will be sunny spells. a few showers. again, wintry. perhaps in edinburgh and some strong winds to come, stormy conditions, by the middle of the week. that's your latest forecast. hello. it's monda

carmarthenshire and pembrokeshire and into cornwall, but more likely to see showers in the north—east of scotland, central and eastern england, so in the westith the week —— some bad. lighter winds and not feeling too bad at all. this is a developing weather system, some stormy weather between us and iceland, wet and windy for us in the uk. that wet weather spreading across quickly from west to east thanks to the strength of the wind, severe gale force in the north of scotland and showers in its wake. temperatures in double figures continuing with the mild air into sunday, even mild as south—westerly winds take hold forjust about all. there will be some rain across scotland, heavy at times, that and further snowmelt means river levels could rise, furtherflooding not out of the question. for many on sunday the dry of the two days on sunday, brighter spells in central and eastern areas and one or two spots could hit 15 degrees. that‘s how it is looking. thank you very much. good morning, hello, it‘s 10am, thursday, i‘m victoria derbyshire. crime figures just released show a rise in the number of violent offences recorded by police. but a sepa

west of scotland. of scotland. rain at lower levels in the mountains will have snow. breezy. through the day, strengthening winds. showers continuing. continuing. england, wales, hanging on to the sunshine. sunshine. isles of scilly, cornwallowers at lower levels increasingly. increasingly. ahead of that, not as cold as the previous night. cold as the previous night. fronts beginning to slip away onto the near continent through tomorrow. the near continent through tomorrow. behind that, north—westerly winds. a cold feel. cold feel. increasingly, snowy at lower levels. 200 metres. air which is the mild air and we will feel a wind. —— pushes away. a breezy day everywhere tomorrow. breezy day everywhere tomorrow. northern england, and northern ireland. ireland. will go down to 200 metres further south, showers are mostly of rain. south, showers are mostly of rain. possibly see in some sleet here and there. —— seeing. thursday. is not far away from the north—east of scotland and the north west. sunshine. 6—8. high pressure moving in settling things down. things down. are the temperatures at three o'clock in the afternoon. rain is clearing. clearing. saturday, 6—8 with showers dotted here and there. back back to you. you. thank