rain will be hit and miss on spreading into the west country, maybe wales and some other southern counties will brighten up across the far south—west. still chilly in the breeze of further north and east, despite brightness and the cloud hanging on across the east of scotland. this front comes across the country. a more active front with more rain arrives on wednesday across south—western areas with some sharp bursts of rain. don't take the blobs of rain too literally, but it means rain pushing up literally, but it means rain pushing up from the south—west. dry spells, but temperatures are turning milder nationwide. that clears north eastwards. it hangs around across northern part of the uk where there will still be some showers around on thursday. but the trend will be as we end the week for things to dry out again. there will be a bit of cloud, but i think there will be some sunshine around as well. with light winds, that does give the possibility of some frost and perhaps some fog patches which could linger into the day in some places, most likely across the southern half of the uk on t

afternoon there is likely to bea saturday afternoon there is likely to be a few showers across the west countryees. there will be showers of sleet and snow and rain in the south—east corner. it will feel cold in the wind. gales are not out of the question that further snow. eastern scotland there will be showers continuing. through the night on saturday into sunday, more accumulations of snow are unlikely. on sunday have easterly when that we will see snow turned back to rain. in the south there will be drier and brighter. still not very warm. on sunday into monday we will start to see isobars squeezing up and the wind will strengthen again. there is a glimmer of hope in the story as we look further ahead. monday that will be more sunshine breaking up the cloud. some dry air. not quite as cold as it has been, 5—8d. on monday into tuesday the wind will slowly pivot around from a south—easterly toa pivot around from a south—easterly to a southerly direction. this weather will threaten the south—west and may bring some rain, but it will start to bring a slightly less cold feel across the country,

big area of low pressures that means rainfor big area of low pressures that means rain for the west countryy northern ireland too, in the east of the uk it will stay dry throughout the afternoon so dry in london, norwich, and wet for example in london and belfast. monday evening by rush hour the rain will spill into the midlands, maybe even snow across the upland areas of northern britain. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 7pm — nhs under pressure — the number of people waiting more than 18 weeks for hospital treatment in england has doubled since 2012 — bbc research shows. passengers from country subjected to america's travel ban sees the chance to fly to the us as judges refused to fly to the us as judges refused to reverse the suspension of the controversial order. ministers pledge more affordable homes will be built in england — aimed at tackling the high cost of renting. also in the next hour — wales get off to a flying start in the six nations. they're top of the table after beating italy in rome — we'll have full details of this and today's other action in sport

city centre temperatures, imro areas it will be colder, rain coming out of the west as so often, west countrynd eventually northern ireland as well whereas if you live across eastern areas of the uk it will stay dry through the afternoon. try in london and norwich, wet in cardiff and belfast on monday. on monday evening by rush hour that rain will spill into the midlands, maybe even some snow across the upland areas of northern britain. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. the headlines at 7.34. research by bbc news shows the number of patients in england waiting for more than the official target of eighteen weeks for surgery has risen by 163% in four years. passengers from countries subjected to america's travel ban seize the chance to fly to the us, as judges refuse to reverse a suspension of president trump's controversial order. the conservatives signal a shift away from home ownership for all, a policy which dates back to margaret thatcher's time in office. ministers have pledged fresh measures to encourage renting. france's far—right national front leader, marine le pen, ha

, cornwall, devon into most of the west country, rain at times and basically the further east. even the drier bits, between the blobs of rain, there might be some sunshine. the thinking is, around about lunchtime, we start to see brighter weather coming into scotla nd brighter weather coming into scotland and northern ireland. places like belfast, glasgow and edinburgh are in to some late sunshine whereas many of the central and southern areas are going to stay cloudy with that rain waxing and waning throughout the day. this is saturday's rain, this weatherfront is sunday's rain. sunday, once again, the weather goes downhill after a brief, writer interlude through the morning, in fact actually these eastern and central and southern areas might stay dry all through the day, look at that rain piling in. and we have got those strong winds, around these coasts, and, the weather we are watching is this north—western portion of the uk, certainly cumbria and into lancashire, quite heavy rain during the course this weekend. wherever you are, whatever. this is bbc world news today, bro

that will introduce milder weather towards the far south—west of the country.dy. this is about 8am, rainjust about nudging into cornwall. for most that dry start, some mist and fog patches. across the south—east the four could be quite dense around 9am. —— with a fog. you can see the frost of newcastle and over most of scotland. wherever you are in the morning if i'll be more or less the same. the risk of fog and certainly some frost around. the rain marches in and affects the west country, wales, northern ireland, and eventually south—west scotland. it nudges into the north—west of england too. wet and windy here. milder, as well, milderaircoming into and windy here. milder, as well, milder air coming into plymouth, double figures down there. eastern areas hazy through the day but it'll be dry and cold. monday night into tuesday, the rain marches through. just about cold enough for some snow over the tops of the pennines and into the highlands of scotland. on tuesday the weather front stalls over eastern areas of the uk. that's not great. it'll be cloudy, wet,

and some decent temperatures across parts of the west cou ntry temperatures across parts of the west countryxeter is the headquarters of the met office. further north and east, a different story across the far north—east of england and eastern scotland. a lot of cloud, aberdeenshire at once more struggling to get more than three or four celsius and still some snow on the ground. even here it will be milder eventually. not the night, still some cloud from eastern scotland, perhaps in north—east england. clear skies elsewhere and rain pushing into the far south—west. a cold night and were the skies are clear, for much of the night it could be close to freezing. different start to the day the south coast of england. rain pushing in across cornwall and west devon. the head of that, sunshine from the south—east all the way up to the uk. there could be low cloud to the east of the pennines, but i am hoping it will not last that long. across the far north—eastern coast across england it could prove persistent, making it feel quite chilly yet again. but fingers crossed, you will see a better brightn

the rain marches in affecting the west country and wales, northern ireland and south—western scotlandll. wet and windy as well. slightly milder air. england as well. wet and windy as well. slightly milderair. eastern areas staying dry and cold but probably hazy through the day. then in the evening, so monday night into tuesday, the rain marching through and just about cold enough for some snow on the tops of the pennines and highland scotland as well. tuesday, the weather front stalling across eastern areas of the uk which means it will be cloudy, wet, the wind coming off the north sea. winds coming off the north sea. winds coming out of the east and west the clash ‘s here and the front cannot really move. so it hangs around. in the west, more sunshine and maybe a few showers across some south—western and north—western areas. wednesday, the weatherfront fizzles away and clouds left over. a pretty cold day, especially across eastern areas. that rain in the atla ntic eastern areas. that rain in the atlantic never really makes it in, we don't think. by the end of the week in fact, it loo

the rain moving away from scotland. south—west of the country. f rain overnight but overwrought it is looking pretty dry and misty and murky as well. tomorrow starts off cloudy, damp in some places. for scotland, particularly northern and eastern scotland, a fine day. very, very different competitive to saturday which was raining. some sample edinburgh and glasgow and the lake district. for northern ireland, wales into district. for northern ireland, wales i and going, 2; 7??? 7 727255? n 27; district. for northern ireland, wales i and going, some ‘zzzz zzzzz zzzzzzzzzz zzzzzzz zzz one.

through the morning, that rain pushes into the west country, wales, into northern ireland and western the uk stays dry. it won't be raining here steering daylight hours, a big contrast between norwich and cardiff. in the evening, the rain will push eastwards, a bit of snow across the pennines into the highlands as well. quite a wet night on the way, monday night into tuesday. and then on tuesday, that weather front stalls across the east, so not pleasant at all from aberdeenshire, newcastle, holed, down into norwich. the wind is off the north sea, so it will feel cold. —— hull. sunshine in belfast and birmingham, but blobs of blue here, one or two showers in the south—west and maybe in the north too. wednesday looking pretty dry, the weather fronts cannot come in, this easterly wind is stopping the weather front towards a dry day, but pretty chilly. here is the trend for the end of the week, you can see the easterlies start coming in, scandinavia, all the way from russia, so we chilly end to the week. just how cold it is going to get, probablyjust week. just how cold it is going to ge

this patchy rain across the south—west will stagger across parts of the west country, wales, knockingacross the north—east despite some brightness, but we all get miles later in the week. thank you. a reminder of our main story this evening. a bbc undercover investigation has revealed widespread drug abuse and security failings at one of britain's biggest prisons. 0n prisons. on bbc prisons. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc 0h. the top story. a bbc undercover investigation has found widespread drug abuse and security failings at one of england's biggestjails. the justice minister liz truss says there should be no dangerous quick fixes to cut prison numbers. she said overcrowding was down to the justice system being better at catching sex offenders and violent criminals. this will not be fixed in weeks or months. but if we are resloute we will see our society safer and we will see our prison population reduce. in the french alps, an avalanche has claimed the lives of four members of a party, skiing off—piste near the resort of tignes. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is at the

a lot of the west country, some sunshine and occasional showers.t is parking alongside the north sea coasts. one of the reasons why it cannot shift further eastwards is because high—pressure and wind is blowing around it, so they are basically putting a block on it. any weather fronts that swing our way are shooting northwards into iceland. on wednesday, whatever is left over, a bit of cloud and maybe some drops of light rain, nothing more. it is beginning to feel colder now on the eastern coasts, temperatures of three degrees in norwich, not so cold in the west, 7-9d. norwich, not so cold in the west, 7—9d. yesterday, iwas norwich, not so cold in the west, 7—9d. yesterday, i was talking about that blocking high, the block which stops weather fronts coming through. another way of looking at it is looking at the jet stream. this is interesting. eight races over the atla ntic interesting. eight races over the atlantic and thinks, i can‘t go through, i can only go north, so it is like a stone. as it sits there, it is not going anywhere, not for a well

the rain is getting into the west country, into wales and northern ireland.ng with frost. eastern areas dry until after dark. sunshine fading. mistand areas dry until after dark. sunshine fading. mist and fog patches lingering as well from this morning. but northern ireland, wet and windy and the rain getting into western scotla nd and the rain getting into western scotland and wintriness forming there. eastern scotland, apart from each few showers in the northern isles, should be dry. this evening, the wind really whips up, 60 mph for northern ireland, much of scotland, into north—western england. atrocious driving conditions. also heavy rain, standing water on the roads and snow falling on higher ground. the southern uplands and down into the pennines and peak district is so watch the trans—pennine district is so watch the tra ns—pennine route as district is so watch the trans—pennine route as well. the weather will slowly move eastwards overnight. all rain in eastern england. bit of clearance after a few showers. watch out for ice in northern ireland and s

even towards the west country, the mountains of wales, the moors, possibly even at lower levels in the well as snow from lively showers with hail and thunder thrown in. cold air will take a while to reach southern and eastern areas. it is with us through monday and tuesday and into wednesday. that northerly wind also bringing the potential for some very windy weather on, say, tuesday. monitoring that as always. the warnings are on the website. but as you can see, through the middle of the week it stays pretty cold. stay up—to—date on the forecasts. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting at home and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: no presidential show: donald trump says he'll skip this year's dinner for white house correpondents. the exodus of civilians from western mosul as iraqi troops push deeper into territory held by militants. a vigil is held for the indian victim of a shooting in a kansas bar — the authorities suspect it could be a hate crime. following a search for traces of a deadly nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport, the authorities give the all—clear.

this is the rain coming in affecting the west of the country. england in the afternoon. wet and windy here. slightly milder, milder air getting into plymouth, double figures there. the east staying dry and cold but probably hazy in the day. monday night into tuesday, that rain comes through. just about cold enough for snow across the tops of the pennines into the highlands of scotland, as well. on tuesday the weather from stalls across eastern areas of the uk. that's not great. it will be cloudy, wet, wind coming off the north sea. it is stalling because you have winds coming out of the east and winds coming from the west, so east and winds coming from the west, so it cannot move and it hangs around the east coast. there will be some sunshine both across some north western and south—western areas. that weather front fizzles away on wednesday. just clouds left over. pretty chilly, particularly in the east, only 4 degrees in norwich. that rain from the atlantic probably won't make it to us. by the end of the week and the weekend it looks like a co

even towards the west country, the mountains of wales, the moors, and the lower levels.rds. as well as snow from lively showers with hail and thunder thrown in. cold air will take a while to reach southern and eastern areas. it is with us through monday and tuesday and into wednesday. that northerly wind also bringing the potential for some very windy weather on, say, tuesday. monitoring that as always. the warnings are on the website. but as you can see, through the middle of the week it stays pretty cold. stay up—to—date on the forecasts. welcome to bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: no presidential show: donald trump says he'll skip this year's correspondents' dinner at the white house. the exodus of civilians from western mosul — as iraqi troops push deeper into territory held by militants. a vigil is held for the indian victim of a shooting in a kansas bar. the authorities suspect it could be a hate crime. following a search for traces of a deadly nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport, the authorities give the all—clear. hello. good

even towards the west country, the mountains of wales, the moors, possibly even at lower levels in the wind also bringing the potential for some very windy weather on, say, tuesday. monitoring that as always. the warnings are on the website. but as you can see, through the middle of the week it stays pretty cold. stay up—to—date on the forecasts. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. donald trump says he won't attend this year's white house correspondents' dinner. on friday, a number of news organisations were excluded from a briefing by the presidential spokesman. the president has referred to some sections of the press as enemies of the american people. in iraq, troops are pushing into western mosul in their offensive to drive out so—called islamic state from the country's second city. the militants are surrounded, along with an estimated three—quarters—of—a—million civilians. american troops and advisers are a key part of the offensive. the indian embassy in washington has expressed its concern over the killing of an indian man in kansas. more than a hundred people he

rain for the west country, wales, reign actually in the morning and northern ireland, too.ime we get to the rush—hour, that rain will spill into the midlands. maybe even some snow across some areas of northern britain. this is bbc news. we will be looking at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment, but first our headlines: research by bbc news shows the number of patients in england waiting for more than the official target of 18 weeks for surgery has risen by 163% in four gears. passengers from countries subjected to america's travel ban sees the chance to fly to the us as judges refused to reverse the suspension of trump's controversial order. —— four yea rs. trump's controversial order. —— four years. there is a shift away from homeowners for all. there are fresh measures to encourage renting. romanians have been protesting outside government buildings

here is the rain it marches n affect the west country, wales, northern ireland and eventually south—westernmilderair windy as well. slightly milder. the milder air getting into plymouth. double figures. eastern areas stay dry and cold but probably hazy through the day. then in the evening, monday night into tuesday the rain marches through, and just about cold enough for some snow across the tops of the enpennines into highland scotland. here is a look at tuesday. the weather front stalls across eastern areas of the uk. that's in the great. it will be cloudy, wet. the wind coming off the north sea. the reason it has stalled is winds coming out of the east more or less and the west winds clash and it can't move so it hangs around the eastern coast. in the west more sunshine. maybe a few showers across some south—western and north—western areas. on wednesday the weather front fizzles away. cloud leftover. a chilly—feeling dayment only 4 in norwich. that rain in the atlantic never makes it in, we don't think. in fact by the end of the week, thursday, friday and the weekend, looks like a cold e

even towards the west country, the mountains of wales, the moors, and the lower levels of.ely showers. hale and thunder thrown in. cold air will ta ke thunder thrown in. cold air will take a while to reach southern and eastern areas. it is with us through monday and tuesday and into wednesday. that northerly winds also bringing potential for some very windy weather on, say, tuesday. monitoring that as always. through the middle of the week it stays pretty cold. stay up—to—date on the forecasts. the latest headlines from bbc news: police are investigating the motive behind the shooting encounters. one line of enquiry is that it was a possible hate crime. a man from india was shot and killed and another was wounded. relations security officials have declared the airport terminal in kuala lumpur, where the half brother of the north korean leader, was murdered, is safe. they were looking for presence of the deadly nerve agent vx. democratic party delegates have elected tom perez as the new chairman of the party. he faces the task of uniting the party. resident drop says he woul

even towards the west country, the mountains of wales, the moors, possibly even at lower levels in theowers with hail and thunder thrown in. cold air will take a while to reach southern and eastern areas. it is with us through monday and tuesday and into wednesday. that northerly wind also bringing the potential for some very windy weather on, say, tuesday. monitoring that as always. the warnings are on the website. but as you can see, through the middle of the week it stays pretty cold. stay up—to—date on the forecasts. donald trump says he will not be going to pursue's white correspondence dinner. the president has called some sections of the press enemies of the american people. in iraq, troops are pushing into western mosul in the offensive to drive out the so—called islamic state from the country's second city. the militants are surrounded along with an estimated 750,000 civilians. american troops and advisors are a key part of the offensive. at least 28 people have been injured after a car ploughed into a crowd watching a mardi gras parade in new orleans. the driver of the vehicl

not quite so good through the west country and wales, a few bursts of showery rain here and there buts. of showery rain here and there but hitand miss. limiting of showery rain here and there but hit and miss. limiting the sunshine gci’oss hit and miss. limiting the sunshine across eastern hit and miss. limiting the sunshine gci’oss eastern and hit and miss. limiting the sunshine across eastern and northern england and a lot of cloud for northern ireland. dry for scotland, the best of the sunshine in the west. still rather grey cloudy the grampians. as we run through this evening and overnight, we will find what is left of this showery band of rain pushing into scotland and eastern england for a while and then it turns misty with some low cloud and another band of rain arriving in wales and the south—west later on. a much milder night to night under the cloud exceptin night to night under the cloud except in gotland where there could be clearer skies and a touch of frost. generally the team through the rest of the week is milder, but there will be a little rain from time to time. we'v

the rain marches on, affects the west country, wales, northern ireland and eventually south—west scotland, hazy throughout the day. monday night into tuesday that rain marches through, just about cold enough for snow across the tops of the pennines, into the highlands. on tuesday, the weather from stores across eastern areas, that won't be great, it will be cloudy and wet, wind coming of the north sea, it stores because you've got wins coming out of the east and the west, a fund can't move so it's hanging around the eastern coast. in the west there will be more sunshine, maybe showers across some south western and north—western areas. on wednesday that front fizzles away, just clouds left, a chilly feeling they especially across eastern areas, but rain in the atlantic never makes it in, we don't think. by never makes it in, we don't think. by the end of the week, thursday, friday and the weekend, it looks like a cold easterly winds that it will feel pretty nippy. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 6pm — another blow for donald trump — a court denies an emergency appeal

reporter: by they, he means the rangers here in korup national park in the west of the country. park ranger is considered a good job. brenda mue grew up in a city, and there are no hunters in her family. but she has learned to spot the traces hunters leave behind. >> i don't smile with hunters because i know that they destroy our forest. i don't joke with hunters. when i meet one, i show them that i am a woman with a difference. don't you realize that it is forbidden to enter korup on hunts? reporter: it is a real problem. people living in what is now the national park have always eaten animals they find in the rain forest -- including species that are now endangered. the conservation authorities are getting tougher as they seek to protect them from extinction. representatives of an ngo are visiting the park with the rangers. they set up camera traps to help them make an inventory of the shrinking populations of the endangered species, such as chimpanzees and drills. forest animals are a primary source of protein for people here. some animals are also sold to outsiders. it is on

senegal and other west african countries have handed out generous fishing licenses to these nations. however, more and more foreign ships are fishing far more than their quota. in essence, illegally. it's easy to see how mor and other local fishermen just can't compete. >> they can catch as many fish in one day as 300 of our boats catch in a month. we go out every day, but it's not enough what else can we do? there's no other work here. reporter: it is this lack of economic prospects that has sent thousands of senegal fishermen europe-bound. mor was one of them. his crossing took nine days. he nearly drowned. finally, he reached the spanish coast, only to be sent home 36 days later. he says he won't try again. his friends, on the other hand, all want to leave. but senegal is a peaceful, democratic country, so why do so many of its people dream of fleeing to europe? for young people, senegal has little to offer. future prospects here are scarce, and europe is partly to blame for that, says mor. he and some fellow fishermen have formed an action group. it's headed up by abdullahi ndiay

is what ultimately led to the investigation that led back to ciaran maxwell's barracks in the west countryxwell himself. what more do we know about maxwell's motivation and these questions being raised about whether there were failures to vet him? it is all a bit ofa failures to vet him? it is all a bit of a mystery. he was on the fringe of a mystery. he was on the fringe of republican activity in larne back in the early 2000. that was known but that doesn't necessarily then people from joining the armed forces. he appeared to have put it all behind him, he was a very successful marine, passing straight through the 32 week training course, there were no hiccups on the way, and he appeared to be a well motivated royal marine. but he was going home on leave each time party went back into the context of northern ireland, so some speculation that he was getting back in contact with people involved in the republican movement at that time. alternatively, it could be purely financial. he might have done for the money. we'll have to wait until the sentencing hearing which has been put off to other

when i campaign for office, i promised the american people that i would ask for our countries west and brightest, and we have that. such a great secretary of commerce, wilbur ross. with the great jack welch, the legendary jack welsh. we appreciate it. we are looking in the upcoming few moments to discuss all of the things that you think we can do to bring back our jobs to get taxes even lower than what we have been cutting down. we have a great plan. i want to have your input on the plan. inant to know we have to do terms of regulation. we have some bankers here. there is no one else better to tell me about stock price and jamie. but we expect you to be cutting a lot, because i have a lot of money, who cannot borrow a lot of banks will not let them borrow money because of the rules and regulations. it will be talking about changing the rules to that. i want to introduce someone i have known for a long time. we're thinking of having [indiscernible] on ank we will start monthly basis and go to a quarterly basis. -- we have the biggest, brightest in the world, in this country. manufacturi

dampness across the far south—west will push up across other parts of the west countries, some of the later on. mild across many southern and western areas and another chilly day across the north at least. ——— the north and the east. but, as mentioned at the start, the rest of this week will turn mild for all of us. the price we pay will be a little bit of rain. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8:30pm... move away from me unless you want me to use it on you. a bbc undercover investigation has found widespread drug abuse and security failings at one of england's biggest jails. thejustice minister liz truss says there should be no "dangerous quick fixes" to cut prisoner numbers. she said overcrowding injails was down to the justice system being better at catching sex offenders and violent criminals. this will not be fixed in weeks or months. but if we are resolute we will see our society safer and we will see our prison population reduce. president trump and the canadian prime minister — justin trudeau — have stressed their commitment to working together at their first meeting

then this patchy rain will stagger across parts of the west country, some of the southern counties ande. the price we pay is a bit of the wet stuff at times. this is bbc news at five, the headlines. a bbc undercover investigation has found widespread use of drugs, as well as lack of control, and breaches of security, at hmp northumberland. justice minister liz truss has warned against "dangerous quick fixes" to cut the number of prisoners. she said the increase is down to more criminals serving time for violence and sex crimes. this will not be fixed in weeks or months. but if we are resloute we will see our society safer and we will see our prison population reduce. in the french alps, an avalanche has claimed the lives of four members of a party, skiing off—piste near the resort of tignes. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is at the white house for his first face—to—face meeting with donald trump. trade is expected to be top of the agenda. tesco has promised urgent action, after a bbc investigation found many promotions were advertised after they had expired. now, time for

west country, wales and northern ireland. tomorrow there is a frost on the way.me wintry flurries mostly there is the chance of some wintry flu rries mostly across there is the chance of some wintry flurries mostly across the high ground. for many, it isjust a cloudy, cold day. these are the highs. most of the date would be barely above freezing in some areas. by barely above freezing in some areas. by friday we have got some flurries working their way into yorkshire, north—eastern parts of england. number twos and threes. maybe touching four orfive. number twos and threes. maybe touching four or five. for the end of the week, cold easterly wind. cloudy a love of the time. then watch out for those snow showers which may affect some eastern areas into the weekend. today at 5 mps will get a vote on the final brexit deal before it's put to the european parliament. but if mps turn it down the uk would still leave the eu with no deal in place that's the latest position outlined by ministers today. we intend that the vote will cover not only the withdrawal arrangements

starting to dry off across the west country and parts of wales.old quickly in the north of scotland, otherwise cloud around. rain pushing up otherwise cloud around. rain pushing up to scotland and eastern england and then turning misty with low cloud before we see more rain nudging into the far south—west. with a lot of cloud it should be a more mild night except in northern scotla nd more mild night except in northern scotland where we have clearer skies. the rest of the week, the theme is mild. it should feel warmer because the wind direction is changing. there will be rain from time to time. there could be heavy bursts in southern parts of the uk tomorrow and a risk of a rumble of thunder. showers moving northwards and eastwards. the best of the sunshine coming into wales and the south—west when the rain has moved through. feeling warmer. temperatures widely in double figures. no easterly winds this time on wednesday. this will bring wetter and windy weather overnight to northern parts of the uk and probably into thursday morning, but we should

the north—west of the country, different story, outbreaks of rain and thickening cloud.at we had across the uk today. —— just a breeze however. there will be a lot of rain around, particularly in the north—western areas of the uk. the south and east will always be a bit drive. on sunday, another weather system drive. on sunday, another weather syste m co m es drive. on sunday, another weather system comes in. more rain in the north—west. eastern and southern every aspiring writer. —— southern areas drier and brighter. this is outside source. the battle for mosul steps up a gear as the inaki army retakes the city airport. the bbc is on the front line. in the last few minutes so called islamic state have been watering dispositionjust islamic state have been watering disposition just further ahead. just over nine months after one of the greatest triumphs in footballing history, leicester city have fired their manager, claudio ranieri. america's top diplomat is in mexico ata time america's top diplomat is in mexico at a time of high tension between the two over the board and

south western areas, the west country and wales, to get sunshine and heavy showers, partially hale andhis is bbc news, with me clive myrie. the headlines at 8:30pm: the commons speakerjohn bercow has been applauded by mps, for saying donald trump won't be allowed to address parliament, on a state visit. i would not wish to issue an invitation to president trump, to speak in the royal gallery. president trump has reaffirmed his support for nato, but says other countries must pay theirfair share, as part of the alliance. here, mps have begun three days of debates on the brexit bill, as the prime minister warns potential conservative rebels they'll be "obstructing" the will of the people, if they vote with opposition mps to change the bill. data obtained by the bbc shows the number of patients on hospital wards in england, has reached unsafe levels at nine out of ten hospitals this winter. the situation's getting so dire, even paramedics are forced to queue, and patients are sometimes being treated in corridors. and, a royal salute in central london marks 65 years of the queen's reign. no

some lively gusts of wind, causing issues across the west country. and across wales.squeeze through the irish sea giving large waves, as you can see here. what a contrast. windy across the board, the see very much, the king in norfolk. even a hint of brightness. there have been a few glimmers of sunshine, more in short supply, glimmers of sunshine, more in short supply, because we have bands of showers across supply, because we have bands of s howe rs a cross west supply, because we have bands of showers across west to east. that will continue through the evening and overnight. that squeeze through parts of the irish sea in to parts of northern ireland and scotland could be nasty. holding the temperature up for a while. starting damp and scotland. for many the day gets off to not a bad start. then starting to go downhill across the south—west. heavy rain, driving winds still potent, up to severe gale force. spreading eastwards. temperature wise, a tad down by two or three degrees. i will show you something a little wintry. let's focus on the winds, through the afterno

the rain is moving over the north and the west of the country.e early hours of saturday, we are all overcast, we will have had rain at the very least and heavier rain at times in the north. but it is mild, 10 celsius in the south. in the north it is seven celsius. the wind is fresh. fresh over the coasts and the hills. the rain moving across the country. brightness for glasgow, edinburgh, belfast. but in the south cloudy with rain on and off. to be honest, sunday is looking pretty damp as well for most of us. london maybe getting a little bit of sunshine at some point. have a great weekend. the conservatives hail a historic victory, as they sweep labour aside in the copeland by—election. they've got a lot to cheer about, it's the first by election win for a party in power in a generation. this is an astounding victory for the conservative party but also for the people of copeland. you know labour have held this seat since the 1930s. meanwhile labour does hang on to its seat in stoke central, seeing off a challenge by ukip. it's a message about th

rain flirting with the eastern counties of the uk and a few showers occurring across the south west of the country at least for a time into tonight. some western air is getting some mist and fog patches and some frost as well. —— western areas. so for the rush—hour looking quite across cornwall, devon, somerset, wiltshire and most of wales. then thetl arr—fr all we -leasant. -- eeri; pleasant. == eastern feeling very pleasant. —— eastern scotland. the frost across more western areas, northern ireland and the western isles. then on wednesday again remaining cloudy, and that is the date when we begin to see that whether changing. transitioning into something a little bit colder. those cold easterly winds beginning to set in. temperatures will be dropping away. 0nly in. temperatures will be dropping away. only three degrees in norwich. still some sunshine and perhaps temperatures of around seven, 9 degrees across western areas. then through wednesday evening we see some frost again, so thirsty morning is frosty across parts of the uk and then the colder air well and truly establishes itself across th

further rain in the south—west of the country, but for many areas quite a good deal of sunshine betweenx and 10 degrees. the middle part of the week is largely dry, the remnants of that front in the east bringing outbreaks of light, patchy rain times and quite a bit of cloud further west. some brighter conditions but temperatures on the chilly side by wednesday and towards the end of the week it will turn colder still. so a wintry feel towards the end of the week. more of that on our website. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: donald trump stands his ground. after losing an appeal to reinstate his travel ban, he tells homeland security to check people coming into the us very carefully. avalanches triggered by heavy snow kill over 100 people in afghanistan. i'm babita sharma in london. and one of the world's biggest sporting events — the super bowl is underway with millions of americans and many more around the world tuning in. and we speak to the singaporean violinist lee—chin siow who is in new york ahead of her performance at the prestigious carnegie hall. live from our s

west, we talk about corruption. i not sure if everybody understands how much corruption undermines the country because luckily in theloping countries. i will give you a good example, on bbc iplayer, there is a documentary about afghanistan and the filmmaker says it is corruption that has stopped the country from developing even more than the taliban. it is about government corruption. it has been a curse holding many countries back. i think it was interesting that you say it that does not occur in western countries but tomorrow we are seeing results... of course, it occu i’s everywhere are seeing results... of course, it occurs everywhere the act it is not just... ok, fine, we are running out of time. let's talk about lala land. much more important. one of my cousins has a postman that will not bring their male and wolf wrote in their river unless he gets payment. but anyway, la la land. it really scoops but anyway, la la land. it really scoops a but anyway, la la land. it really scoops a host of awards, no surprise really given the reviews but some people who go say it is a bit of a disappointment. i guess it was q

to the south and west of the country we will have much more sunshine around, but some pretty strong windshrough the week. how about this? this was in boston on thursday! huge amounts of snow. believe it or not they are about to get another dose through today. we could get as much as 30— 50 centimetres of snow for before sunday is through! that's proper weather! thanks very much. it is how you deal with that snow that's the key. stay at home! turning our attention to a story we have been following on exist. —— reckless. whale lovers in new zealand finally got some good news over night after more than 200 stranded pilot whales managed to refloat themselves and swim away. conservationists working on the beach say hundreds of whales have died along farewell spit over the past few days and the cause of the stranding is unknown. lucy babey from orca, a uk charity looking out for whales, is here to discuss this with us. at last some good news? it is good to see that some of the whales have gotten back out on a high tide. there is the risk that they could come back in, or others may, so it is imp

further showery rain working slowly west to east across many parts of the country. and frost free. 0n friday, we see the next area of low pressure started to approach from the south—west. packed isobars, particularly around the southern flank of that area of low pressure, and that means strong winds, particularly across southern parts of the country. many of us start the day quite, but you will soon see this area of rain were keen to the south—west of england and wales. we will see the strongest winds around the south coast of england. you could see gusts of 50 to 60 mph or even stronger in the most exposed locations. further north across the country, it is much quieter and drier. anywhere around south wales and southern england will be most affected by the winds. around exposed areas of the isle of wight, you could get 70 to 80 mph gusts, enough to cause damage and disruption to travel. either we can come under pressure is still not far away, bringing wind and rain to follow than areas through the course of saturday. quieter towards the north—west. hello. it's thur

the north—west corner of the country will see the most unsettled weather.end, whereas the midlands, south—east england, brightness and not a lot of cloud. temperatures in the double figures so back into milder air. on sunday it looks like the south in the east will see the best of any brightness. across the north and west, windy with outbreaks of rain. hello. this is breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. an historic by—election win for the conservatives as they gain copeland from labour. harrison trudy lim, 13,748. in the first by—election win by a governing party for more than 30 years, trudy harrison takes the cumbrian constituancy with a majority of more than 2,000. in stoke, labour keep their seat. ukip leader paul nuttall coming a distant second. we're live in both constituencies this morning and we have the latest reaction from the parties involved. good morning.

west. these countries that we haven't striving towards do not want us and we do not know what we are strivingor anymore. they are chaotic, their economies are not doing well, they are overrun with muslim migrants. so you see countries like moldova -- in 2014 everyone thought moldova would be next. now they elected a man who ran as a mini-putin. he ran on it platform of tearing up their economic agreement with the eu and sunny one which russia. -- and signing one with russia. he never had to send a single man to moldova, and i think we will see that with the baltics as well. it's funny that trump talks about him being a pragmatist who opens up new avenues by being able to negotiate. but really what he has done his close down options for u.s. foreign-policy and open them up for russian foreign-policy. he has given the u.s. fewer choices and fewer avenues while putin has more. whether he intended to or not. julia: absolutely. charlie: hold on one second, go ahead. amy: whether he intended to or not, whether he thinks that putin can offer him or not, that has been the effect, to narrow americans

country. they're not coming here for the right reason. with that being said, a lot of the god-loving american-loving muslims that we have in west virginia andround the country, they are part of our society. they can help us. they can make our whole country much safer if we all work together with them. but the bottom line is to cast aside a whole group of people because of their religion is not, first amendment, it's not who we are. for that i would say very cautiously. i want to make sure we are doing the vetting, extreme vetting, whatever you want to call it, to make sure that west virginia and america is safe. if there is a void, tell me. tell me and i'll help you fix that immediately. but if not, if you can't show me that, just to say we're going to paint everybody with a broad brush, wolf, is not, i don't believe, the way to go. >> i couldn't agree more. let's turn to the recent antiterror raid in yemen that left an american navy seal dead and others injured, an osprey destroyed. the white house claims this was a successful, highly successful raid baugh they were able to gain intelligence on the ground. you're on the intelligence commit

your jackpot zone off in higher elevations of garrett county, maryland through grant mineral countrys in wested there. here's "fox5" accuweather day forecast what features a lot of up and down. 68 today. 4 early high tomorrow and temps fall through the day tomorrow arrange and cold friday. most of suburbs in the0s and up we go again. saturday afternoon, 60. sunday afternoon you're not dreaming, 70 but then we kind of moderate a bit headed to next workweek. that's a check of the forecast. 70 sunday erin. we're finding you a valentine you deserve that. >> you're the best. >> happening on benning road industrial oil spill we were dealing with has moved over just blocking left lane on the inbound side traffic is getting by once again this is out by anacostia avenue flashing lights in area. watch for slow down and again traffic gets buy if you want to aindividual a delay. east capital street can get you around that. fredericksburg good news here a crash cleared and it was after 17 cop up at the stafford line and all lanes getting by and earlier delays have certainly eased. we'll take a look at map

mosulfor the first time in their offensive to drive out so—called islamic state from the country's second city. westth an estimated three quarters of a million civilians. however, government forces today met fierce resistance, as they fought their way into the city from the airport. 0ur correspondent quentin somerville and cameraman nick millard were the first journalists to head in to the western district. they've sent this report. the so—called islamic state breached. the very first iraqi government forces roll into west mosul, and into a firefight. is were waiting, and well defended. iraqi forces are encountering heavy resistance as they move into west mosul. it has taken them less than a week to get this far, but this is a victory two years in the making after the humiliation of the islamic state sweep across iraq... that was an outgoing rocket there. for these men, they realise that beyond here, beyond this neighbourhood, they are likely facing the battle of their lives. the assault started in now practised fashion, armoured columns moving fast across open ground. these iraqi officers plotted t

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