south—west england has more clout around. cornwall and devon. e north sea across eastern england, running eventually into the midlands. you can see the extent of the frost and the clear whether to begin the day. that is the case into northern ireland and scotland. more of us will get to see the sunshine can head to recent days. on through the day, it the emphasis is dry and sunny weather to start the weekend. more cloud pushing into south—west england, eventually into northern ireland, but this is the significant area of cloud, that will be into norfolk and the midlands, eventually north—west england. it might be drizzly to the north north—west england. it might be drizzly to the north sea north—west england. it might be drizzly to the north sea coast north—west england. it might be drizzly to the north sea coast as well. temperatures mostly 3— six degrees. so a definite chill after a frosty start. not so frosty tonight. it will come and go as cloud moves around. it is more patchy. still some fog patches. damp weather, northern england, southern

very mild across wales and south—west england. some of us getting into double figures.arting chilly on monday night in scotland. temperatures coming up, though. bit of sleet and snow possible over the higher ground. and then on tuesday it slides east and south—east across the uk, so again, another spell of rain for many of us. plenty of cloud, just brightening up into the afternoon. into northern ireland, a few sunny spells coming through and double—figure temperatures for more of us by the time we get to tuesday. looking ahead to wednesday, that system slowing down before clearing away from eastern areas. then a little bit of a gap before the next system heading into the west. and i just want to show you the picture now for thursday into friday. and a deep area of low pressure dominating proceedings. now, it may not look like this thursday into friday. there's a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just want to flag up the possibility, though, that this week could end on a very windy note. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the g

very slowly during the day that will advance across south—west england into south and west wales and nto northern ireland. some brighter breaks in northern england. the best afternoon sunshine will be in scotland. after the cold start you will have the lowest daytime temperatures compared to elsewhere. mild in south—west england. under the cloud it will feel rather cold. through monday night it will be initially chilly in scotland. temperatures come up, wet weather moving in. sleet and snow for a time. lower levels expecting rain. the system pushing in to the north and west through the night into tuesday. it pushes east and south—east during tuesday, taking those outbreaks of rain, most of us stuck in a club on tuesday. northern ireland gradually brightening up, especially in the afternoon. more of us especially in the afternoon. more of us getting into double figures temperatures at this stage. the weather system dragging its heels. staying down the east on wednesday. eventually pulling away. a bit of a gap before the next system comes in from the atlantic. more outbreaks of rain in

very mild across wales and south—west england. some of us getting into double figures. this wet weather pushing further north and east across the uk, starting chilly on monday night in scotland. temperatures coming up, though. bit of sleet and snow possible over the higher ground for a time. lower levels we're expecting rain as this system moves through. and then on tuesday it slides its way east and south—east across the uk, so again, another spell of rain for many of us. plenty of cloud, just beginning to brighten up into the afternoon. into northern ireland, a few sunny spells coming through and double—figure temperatures for more of us by the time we get to tuesday. looking ahead to wednesday, that system slowing down before clearing away from eastern areas. then a little bit of a gap before the next system heading into the west. and i just want to show you the picture now for thursday into friday. and a deep area of low pressure dominating proceedings. now, it may not look like this thursday into friday. there's a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just want to

there will be a lot of crisp afternoon sunshine around, but more cloud for parts of south—west englandng the south coast running into northern ireland. this area of cloud will expand through northern england, east wales and parts of the midlands and east anglia. patchy drizzle begin to develop and a few showers may turn up in cornwall. where you get the sunshine, it does not make a great deal of difference to the temperature. but by this stage, the bulk of the fog will have cleared, so there will be some sunshine across a large part of wales. the cloud is starting to increase towards the east and north—east. and from the south, the cloud is pushing into northern ireland. more sunshine will spread into scotland compared with recent days. a dull and damp end to the day in northern england. some drizzle around, which will be wintry over the tops of the hills. it is not amounting to much, just flurries. a few showers overnight into south—west england and wales. but with more cloud around compared with last night, the frost isn't going to be as widespread. it's patchy in nature, but in the

parts of wales and south—west england later in the day seeing outbreaks of rain. 0n england later inetting into double figures. the picture on thursday and friday, thursday bans and showers with heavy thunder spreading northeast and this uncertainty about the detail could bring stormy weather for some by the end of the week, another dose on the weekend. get up to date for what's to come with our weather for the week ahead video, that's available online. the headlines: first band, then the backlash. president trump defends his immigration policy while many are his immigration policy while many a re left his immigration policy while many are left trying to navigate them. canada's prime minister calls the shooting at a quebec city mosque a terrorist attack, as one of the suspects is charged with six counts of murder. a special bbc investigation report on the traffickers selling baby chimpanzees from west africa. and a singaporean filmmaker talks to us about her win at this year's sundance film festival.

some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keephe outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesday night, there will be a frost developing again for many of us. and just a subtle shift in the wind direction, connecting with colder air freezing continental europe, means we draw in some colder air to the uk for thursday, and quite brisk south—easterly winds, so it is going to feel quite raw. there could be a few snow flows around the beginning in some spots, a few icy stretches, too. many of us will improve the sunny spells. it won't help the feel of the weather on thursday in that brisk south—easterly flow, as temperatures for some will struggle to get above freezing, and if you add in the impact of the wind, it will feel like it is below freezing, for that raw feel on thursday. not quite so chilly on friday, but still chilly, definitely, down the eastern side of the uk. towards the south

some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keeprn ireland and scotland. a largely dry picture, but some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesday night, there will be a frost developing again for many of us. and just a subtle shift in the wind direction, connecting with colder air freezing continental europe, means we draw in some colder air to the uk for thursday, and quite brisk south—easterly winds, so it is going to feel quite raw. there could be a few snow flows around the beginning in some spots, a few icy stretches, too. many of us will improve the sunny spells. it won't help the feel of the weather on thursday in that brisk south—easterly flow, as temperatures for some will struggle to get above freezing, and if you add in the impact of the wind, it will feel like it is below freezing, for that raw feel on thursday. not quite so chilly on friday, but still chilly, definite

west. a quick word about what we expect this week— high—pressure keeping england and wales settled. and low pressure to the north—west of the uk but eventually will take much the week into the scotland you will see outbreaks of rain later this week. a gradual change on the horizon this week but more frost and fog to come. thank you very much. chilly to say the least. when patients are ready to leave hospital but can't because the care they'll need at home isn't in place, it's described as bed—blocking — and it's a problem that costs the nhs in england £800 million a year. but although working out what support someone needs is supposed to take weeks, research by the watchdog, healthwatch england, has found in some cases it's taking years. here to tell us more about what it all means for patients and hospital staff is estephanie dunn from the royal college of nursing. thank you very much forjoining us. could you describe the process by which people are supposed to be discharged from hospital and the plans that are supposed to be laid out for them by social care? we are taught in pract

not quite as cold in wales and south—west england as it has been. r everyone, as monday begins. but the risk is highest in england and wales. for some people, that could be causing disruption to tomorrow morning and tuesday as well. it is worth checking before heading out in the morning. dense and freezing fog could linger even into the afternoon. that could hold temperatures down where that holds on. elsewhere, variable cloud, sunny spells, yes, a chilly feel to things, but not as cold as were that fog lingered. 5— seven degrees in the most hard. some of that will hang around into england and wales. the week ahead, england hangs on to be settled and cold weather but scotla nd be settled and cold weather but scotland and northern ireland will notice the change. wind will pick up, temperatures will pick up. eventually we will see outbreaks of rain. the atlantic weather system is coming our way. that is the change in the week ahead initially across northern part of the uk where it will turn more unsettled by the end of the week. that should go elsewher

this is going to feed into the rest south—west england through the day, moving into wales with a dry t won't last, and some of the rain into northern ireland, quite patchy in nature. for the bulk of england, plenty of cloud, brighter breaks in northern england, but the best of the sunshine in scotland. temperatures not too much after a chilly start, mild in a cloud in plymouth, 11 degrees, south—west england might reach 12. on monday night, initially in scotland, but temperatures had a couple of degrees, with cloud heading in and sleet and snow on the hills, but not as cold tomorrow night in scotland as cold tomorrow night in scotland as tonight elsewhere with cloud, hill fog, outbreaks of rain and on tuesdayit hill fog, outbreaks of rain and on tuesday it will spread south and east, gradually, across the uk, brightening up a high it in northern ireland on tuesday afternoon, so we will see the best of any available sunshine here on tuesday and more of us sunshine here on tuesday and more of us by then getting into double figures temperatures. you can see the trend. temperatures gettin

more cloud around south—west england compared to elsewhere, you can see the fog at nine o'clock this of scotland compared to recent days after the cold start. not so cold in the northern and western isles. as we go through the day they will be a bit of cloud increasing across south—west england, into northern ireland, but this area of cloud will extend into eastern england, the midlands, and into north—west england as well, and may produce patchy drizzle. temperatures, well, single figures, mid single figures, the cold feel to the weather after the frosty start. if you are looking for the frosty blue tonight, that is more patchy in nature with the cloud producing showers into south—west england and wales. and patchy rain in northern england and scotland producing sleet and snow over the high ground. it won't amount to much. it is looking fairly light. and tomorrow it is quiet. there is more cloud around. you might encounter more showers. wintry over the hills of scotland. the best of the sunshine into central, eastern and southern england is it will be feeling cold and that is how all

a clear day in south west england and then clouding over. quite cold for scotland and north west england. that is the weather. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 9.30am: ajudge in the us has issued a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders or refugees stranded at airports following president trump's executive order. civil liberties campaigners have been demonstrating at airports across the us. downing street say theresa may does not agree with president trump's refugee ban, after she was criticised for not condemning it during her trip to turkey. a report has warned that living standards could fall this year. the resolution foundation, a research and policy organisation, says inflation and stagnating wages could lead to higher living costs. a statue of princess diana will be built in kensington palace by her sons prince harry and the duke of cambridge. the princes said 20 years after her death the time was right to recognise their mother's positive impact around the world. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning editio

very mild across wales and south—west england. some of us getting into double figures.ther pushing further north and east across the uk, starting chilly on monday night in scotland. temperatures coming up. sleet and snow possible over the higher ground. the levels we are respecting rain as this system moves through. and then on tuesday it slides east and south—east across the uk, so another spell of rain for many of us. plenty of cloud, just brightening up into the afternoon. in northern ireland, sunny spells coming through and double—figure temperatures for more of us by the time we get to tuesday. looking ahead to wednesday that system slowing down before clearing away from eastern areas. then a little gap before the next system heading into the west. and ijust gap before the next system heading into the west. and i just want to show you the picture for thursday into friday. and a deep area of low pressure dominating proceedings. now it may not look like this thursday into friday. there is a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just wa nt to uncertainty about the de

and very slowly during the day it will move across the rest of south—west england into south and westhern england, the best of the sunshine in scotland, although after the cold start the lowest temperatures compared to elsewhere. mild in south—west england, and i think elsewhere, especially under the cloud, it will feel rather cool. now, as we go through monday night, initially chilly in scotland, temperatures come up, wet weather comes in, sleet and snow on the hills, lower levels expecting some rain, then the system pushes into the north and west of the uk into the north and west of the uk into the night and into tuesday, pushing east and south—east into tuesday, taking outbreaks of rain, most of us stuck in the cloud on tuesday. northern ireland behind the system, though, gradually brightening up, especially into the afternoon and more of us get into double figures temperatures at the stake. the weather system just dragging its heels. —— this stage. eventually it is pulling away and then there is a gap between the next system coming in from the atlantic, so more outbreaks of rain i

very mild across wales and south—west england. some of us getting into double figures.north and east across the uk, starting chilly on monday night in scotland. temperatures coming up, though. bit of sleet and snow possible over the higher ground. lower levels we're expecting rain as this system moves through. and then on tuesday it slides east and south—east across the uk, so again, another spell of rain for many of us. plenty of cloud, just brightening up into the afternoon. into northern ireland, a few sunny spells coming through and double—figure temperatures for more of us by the time we get to tuesday. looking ahead to wednesday, that system slowing down before clearing away from eastern areas. then a little bit of a gap before the next system heading into the west. and i just want to show you the picture for thursday into friday. and a deep area of low pressure dominating proceedings. now, it may not look like this thursday into friday. there's a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just want to flag up the possibility, though, that this week could end on a ver

showers overnight into south—west england and wales.learer areas there we re nature but in clearer areas there were also be some patchy fog tomorrow. showers or patchy rain and drizzle tomorrow, wintry on the heels. not amounting to much, very light. the best of the sunshine into the midlands and east anglia and south—east england. a cold fields of things again for part two of the weekend. sunspots getting to a celsius or nine celsius. most will fall short of that. on sunday evening, watching out forfog developing. going into monday morning it looks like it will be quite widespread and dense in places. high pressure in control. the air isn't moving much, nothing changing any time soon for the first pa rt changing any time soon for the first part of the week. concern about the amount of fog we will see. we will see how widespread and then it is. it could impact travel on monday and tuesday morning, keep watching for the latest updates on that. hello and welcome to dateline london. two stories dominate the week and are likely to dominate

very mild across wales and south—west england. some of us getting into double figures.ather pushing further north and east across the uk, starting chilly on monday night in scotland. temperatures coming up, though. bit of sleet and snow possible over the higher ground for a time. lower levels we're expecting rain as this system moves through. and then on tuesday it slides its way east and south—east across the uk, so again, another spell of rain for many of us. plenty of cloud, just beginning to brighten up into the afternoon. into northern ireland, a few sunny spells coming through and double—figure temperatures for more of us by the time we get to tuesday. looking ahead to wednesday, that system slowing down before clearing away from eastern areas. then a little bit of a gap before the next system heading into the west. and i just want to show you the picture now for thursday into friday. and a deep area of low pressure dominating proceedings. now, it may not look like this thursday into friday. there's a lot of uncertainty about the detail. i just want to flag up the

it's the re m na nts of south—west england. it's the remnants of that weather front. o produce the odd shower. but as we traverse northwards into scotland, clear skies. northern ireland still has a weather front across you, so you will have more cloud this morning. through the day look at this. the blue indicates where we will see sunshine. sunshine coming out nicely through the morning. later in the day it may turn hazy towards the north—west. temperature wise, nothing to write home about. it will feel cold. in light reasons it will be pleasant, crisp and sunny, except for in the west. into the evening and overnight once again you can see the blue, frost and patchy fog. freezing fog, especially in east anglia and the south—east, but we could see it west as well. at the other end of the of the country the weather front is coming in, introducing rain across scotland and northern ireland, in the north—west england and fringing in the north—west wales. tomorrow what will happen is the fog in the south—eastern quarter and elsewhere where it forms will take its time to lift

then the next weather system comes in, and on monday it will take outbreaks of rain across south—west englandad of that for england there is plenty of cloud with bright brea ks there is plenty of cloud with bright breaks in northern england, but especially in scotland with mist and fog gradually clearing, then we get sunshine. the lowest daytime temperatures 11 degrees and maybe 12 somewhere in south—west england. mild air pushing into the uk with plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain into monday night. sleet and snow over the hills scotland, but temperatures coming up, nowhere near as cold as tonight, and some spots in south—west england stay in double figures as tuesday begins. tuesday, plenty of cloud, outbreaks of rain east and south—east, it will gradually brighten in northern ireland into the afternoon and more of us on tuesday seiver temperatures in double figures with a milder feel to the weather. —— see temperatures. look into the atlantic, low pressure heading our way and by the end of the week, although there is plenty of uncertainty, i want to flag up the possibility that things c

this one with some outbreaks of rain into south—west england and wales overnight. eland, with plenty of cloud and hill fog, but mild. where as south—east england and into east anglia there will be some but a touch of frost the tuesday morning. that cold continental air trying to creep in. here is the picture at eight o'clock in the morning. look at these temperatures to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, 9—10. it will be damp after overnight rain. some patchy rain in northern england, just edging towards north wales. cloudy elsewhere in england and into wales, you could encounter some drizzle, but clearer spots in east anglia and south—east england, with a frosty start for some. it means you get some sunshine and there will be more in east anglia and south—east england compared with today. a bit of sunshine today and eastern scotland, it should brighten up here in the afternoon. tomorrow plenty of cloud, some patchy rain in north—west england and north wales, for example. reasonably mild, the further north you are, but further south, the colder it becom

the south—west england, wales, the north—west england, northern england, and into the sunshine, largelyise dry picture. some rain the western isles, but mild and highland scotland, tebbit is up to 13. overnight tonight, the breeze picks up overnight tonight, the breeze picks up and that will break up all the fog. it will stay quite cloudy and a view on patches over the pennines. the fog fit enough for occasional drizzle. snowflakes falling from cloud. a relatively mild night in northern ireland. we good season patches of frost over scotland, and england in way, despite the rather cloudy skies. temperature is getting down to minus five degrees also in the coldest spots. a lot of cloud around to start the day on thursday. thick enough for the snowflake and spit of drizzle, and things may start very icy as well, so watch out for that. through the day, brighter across southern and western areas, but it is the strength of the winds that you will notice, making it feel cold, cold than on the thermometer. temperatures below freezing, and feeling like they are in a number of slots. next week, a

a lot of crisp sunshine around but more cloud for parts of south—west england, along the south coast,rts of the midlands and east anglia. from it patchy rain and drizzle beginning to develop. a few showers may start to show up later into cornwall. where you get the sunshine and you have cloud doesn't make a great deal of difference to the temperature. the bulk of the fog will have cleared by this stage. sunshine across a large part of wales, that cloud starting to increase to the east and north—east. from the south that cloud pushing into northern ireland. more widespread sunshine into scotland, compared with recent days. a dull and damp end to the day in northern england. patchy rain and drizzle around. that will be wintry over the tops of the hills and into parts of scotland. not amounting to very much, it's all very light, flurries really. a few showers overnight into south—west england and wales. with more cloud around compared with last night the frost isn't going to be as widespread. it's patchy in nature but in the clearer areas there will also be patchy fog going into tomorrow

perhaps north—west england seeing outbreaks of rain in the afternoon. d overnight, clearing in southern england and east anglia and we will see a sharp frost on wednesday morning. a few brighter bra kes wednesday morning. a few brighter brakes on wednesday again, especially in eastern scotland. thursday and friday, expect a lot of cloud. if you see some sunshine, that will be a bonus. it is always feeling that bit colder the further south you are in the uk. high pressure still with us at the start of the weekend. no pressure in the atla ntic of the weekend. no pressure in the atlantic next week and it turns more u nsettled atlantic next week and it turns more unsettled once again. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. by the end of the week donald trump will be president. and in an interview he's given with british and german media, he's taken on several huge issues. he says angela merkel made a mistake letting in so many syrian refugees. he's also attacked the eu as a vehicle for germany. and he called nato obsolete. the president—elect met mar

some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england. dry pitch but the outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotla nd coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast, just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesday night there will be a frost developing for many of us, just a subtle shift in the wind direction, connecting with colder and freezing continental europe means we draw in some colder air to the uk for thursday, and quite brisk south—easterly wind. so it is going to feel quite raw. there could be a few snow flows around the beginner then some spots. many of us will improve the sunny spells. it won't help the feel of the weather on thursday in that brisk south—easterly flow, as temperatures for some will struggle to get above freezing. and if you add in the impact of the wind it will feel like it is below freezing the raw feel on thursday. not quite so chilly on friday but still chilly, definitely, down the eastern side of the uk. towar

some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keepland. a largely dry picture, but the outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in london. now, as we go through wednesday night, there will be a frost developing again for many of us, and just a subtle shift in the wind direction, connecting with colder air freezing continental europe, means we draw in some colder air to the uk for thursday, and quite brisk south—easterly winds, so it is going to feel quite raw. there could be a few snow flows around the beginning in some spots. a few icy stretches, too. many of us will improve the sunny spells. it won't help the feel of the weather on thursday in that brisk south—easterly flow, as temperatures for some will struggle to get above freezing, and if you add in the impact of the wind, it will feel like it is below freezing, for that raw feel on thursday. not quite so chilly on friday, but still chilly, definitely, down the eastern

temperature is rising across the night in wales in south—west england, where another weather system comesastwards. turning wet for much of wales and northern ireland. much of north—east england and scotland, clear but cold. milder in the south—west, temperatures up to ten in plymouth. looking ahead to next week, quite an active week where the atlantic finally worked up. slow—moving weather fronts across the uk bringing rain but then it looks like something meaty will be coming later in the week. next week we're looking at spells rain, becoming windy, a chance of severe gales later on. the wind often coming from the southwest show its should be relatively mild. monday will be a case in point. some cloud and rain, but temperatures reaching 11—12 in the south. this is bbc news. i'm maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 11.00am. tributes to the bafta—winning actor sirjohn hurt, who has died, aged 77. i dye my hair, i wear fla m boya nt clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he starred as quentin crisp in the naked civil servant, as well as films including alien and the elephant man

cloudy in parts of south—west england and wales, delivering a few showers. y flurries on hills. temperatures will be in single figures, as they will be into the start of next week. it is a crisp and sunny one this weekend. is it and sunny one this weekend. isita and sunny one this weekend. is it a good time to be out with a metal detector? well, you won't get rained on. one of the world's largest hoards of celtic treasure has been removed from a site injersey, bringing to an end a 30—year obsession for two metal detectorists. the 70,000 thousand coins are worth millions of pounds, as our correspondent robert hall has been finding out. a good story needs the right ingredients. this one has a legend of buried treasure and two lifelong friends who never gave up the search. i can still remember the first time we went to the field. i was probably in my early 20s, i suppose, late teens, early 20s. we expected to find these coins insta ntly, expected to find these coins instantly, but of course, it didn't happen like that. it's a strange feeling, because there was s

quite cloudy for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west england. england, the midlands. for many barely a cloud in the sky. isolated fog patches clearing quickly through tuesday. for the rest of the day, essentially a fairly dry day stop the cloudy as weather across the north—west of the uk could bring isolated showers across the england. wet weather across the england. wet weather across the england. wet weather across the north—west of scotland. and we will see hear some of the day ‘s highest temperatures. gusts could reach 60— 70 miles an hour in shetland. through the night, it will stay brisk. turning cold, and nip of frost across the far north—west of scotland, particularly in raw parts. looking at the weather charts from tuesday to wednesday, we have the height pressure with as but a blast of cold air whipping down the north sea. the blues you can see will have plenty of showers are forming but the good news is most showers should be steered away from the coastline by the brisk winds. a lot of cloud, one to light spots of rain but nothing sig

south—west england in southern wales, bright sunshine here. some light showers. ng pretty well for sunshine. overnight, mist and fog returns across england and wales but the breeze picks up for the north—west of the uk. cloudy skies for northern ireland and scotland, with patchy rain. another cold one for england and wales. every bit as cold as last night, with the lowest temperatures plummeting to minus six degrees. once again, fog will feature in the morning forecast. we could see further transport disruption. the worst of the fog is in central and southern england. maybe eastern areas of wales. they could be slow to clear. away from those fog banks, bright weather with sunshine across england and wales. further north and west, cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milderair. changes northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milder air. changes towards the middle part of the week as the isobars tend to crunch together, indicating a windier spell of weather. brisk southerly winds will eventually clear all of the fog away. quite windy a

where we've got milder air already into south—west england, starting to move through more of wales asre for tuesday as we take outbreaks of rain gradually further east. again the heavy bursts into scotland and drier and brighter weather for northern ireland into the afternoon. again all the while taking something a little bit milder into the uk from the south—west. 11 in belfast. but it is going to feel qute cool in eastern scotland and eastern england with the cloud, outbreaks of rain and the breeze. more rain to come in parts of england and wales especially on tuesday night and into wednesday morning. clearer spells into scotland and northern ireland. so some spots getting cold enough for a touch of frost and a few fog patches. england and wales, though, with all this cloud around, temperatures holding up. on wednesday the weather system still dragging its heels, especially into england and eventually the rain pulling away from the east quite late in the day. a bit of a brighter interlude between the two weather systems before another one comes into northern ireland to parts of wale

some outbreaks of rain, a week weatherford from the midlands to south—west england rushing into east ern ireland. some hill fog was mild and under clearer skies for east anglia and south—east england. more likely to see some sunshine here compared with today across east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of cloud other many places dry despite the cloud. some —— outbreaks of rain and drizzle. look, that is in scotland and northern ireland, double—figure temperatures and brightening in the afternoon in eastern scotland although probably not in northern england and especially to the west of the pennines. 0utbreaks england and especially to the west of the pennines. outbreaks of rain. and north wales. cloudy zone in the midlands and south—west england, some drizzle possible. colder the further south. despite the sunshine across east anglia and south—east england, it will be chilly. tomorrow night, quite a sharp frost. and. elsewhere, we will keep the cloud and keep temperatures for many well above freezing. this is the picture on wednesday, frosty starred in southern and eas

of scotland, some showers possible for northern ireland, over the irish sea and into the north west of englandslands, but temperatures slow the rise and they fall quickly this evening with the clear skies. more cloud tonight, trickling south amer and you can see some rain or drizzle. strengthening winds along the north sea coast means temperatures stay up. mostly frost free but in the south—west and scotla nd frost free but in the south—west and scotland and north east england, temperatures not far from freezing. for most of us, it starts frost free on wednesday but a weather front here which is very significant because had of it, we have got more cloud and some rain or drizzle which is sinking to the south—west. behind it, cleaner and clearer air which means increasing sunshine. a cold wind going down the north sea coasts, threatening showers. many places dry and sunny, but it feels chilly. light winds and clear skies overnight, a recipe forfrost chilly. light winds and clear skies overnight, a recipe for frost early thursday. widespread frost inland, not as cold in northern ireland. more clo

with the cloud cover, miles, 12 degrees in south west england, but quite chilly in scotland and northgland. —— my mild weather. and i thought i would finish with this beautiful picture from aberdeenshire. that is beautiful because you have given athlete, hail and snow earlier, so more of those, please. four seasons in one day! a bit of everything. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. let's look at the papers. rabbi laura janner—klausner is here to tell us what has caught her eye. good morning. no surprise that it is all about donald trump in many of the newspapers. yes, and i feel ambivalent about the fact that there we re ambivalent about the fact that there were conversations with world leaders. there it is brilliant. i'm really ha p py leaders. there it is brilliant. i'm really happy he spent an hour on the phone to vladimir putin, because the more conversations, the more hope there is of communication, and stopping war, our primary aim. stopping killing. when we have countries not talking to each other in cold war. but on the other hand, the laws are very concerning. it made

england. for the north and west, the cloud and rain pushing into england and wales and by now a band of cloud ill stay increasingly windy. that will help lift the fog through the middle of the week. but it will turn my colour for the weekend. —— milder. and a this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at midday. the government launches its vision for the future of british industry — it's designed to boost the economy after brexit. the prime minister says she wants people in all corners of the country to feel the benefits of economic growth. but what does it mean for business and for our jobs? growth. but what does it mean for business and for ourjobs? i'm here in warrington to find out. an independent report finds that staff failed to protect a mentally ill man who electrocuted himself in prison, despite knowing there was a risk he would take his own life. theresa may faces growing pressure to reveal what she knew about how the test firing of a trident missile went wrong. labour and the snp demand a full explanation. it's president trump's first full working day in office — he'

scotland although the rain will pick up scotland although the rain will pick up again across south—west englandthe day. a few spots really working in across central and eastern england. one place that will see sunshine is northern ireland. here temperatures reaching around 10. overnight we are going to see another pulse of rain working northwards and eastwards across england and wales. this area of rain will become slow—moving across eastern counties. it will be a wet night here. there is a risk of fog patches for northern ireland and scotland, where we could see a few patches of frost developing. otherwise a relatively mild night. into wednesday, we are looking at a wet start to the day with this slow—moving band of rain gradually edging eastwards through the day. then a brighter spell of weather comes in as we go towards the afternoon. many of us will see at least a wit bit of sunshine ahead of the next sun shine to bring rain to ireland and western parts of wales. into thursday's pressure chart you can see a vigorous area of low pressure lining up and getting close to ireland. this could bec

parts of the uk, bringing some damp and drizzly conditions for northern ireland, wales and south—west englandively cool here. by tuesday, those southerly winds will have pushed right into scotland, so we will see rising temperatures and some parts of scotland into double figures but there will be some rain around as well. that is your forecast. editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths. this is bbc news. i‘m maxine mawhinney. the headlines at 10. ajudge in the us issues a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders or refugees stranded at airports following president trump‘s executive order. downing street say theresa may does not agree with president trump‘s temporary refugee ban after she was criticised for not condemning it during her trip to turkey. what it was wrong to do was go over there and effectively roll over in there and effectively roll over in the face of a ban affecting people from predominantly muslim countries. the northern ireland secretaryjames brokenshire says inquiries into killings during the troubles are concentrating too much on the police and the army. a statue

be grey and gloomy with patchy outbreaks of rain working into northern ireland, wales and south west englandngland and scotland, tending to cloud over and mild to the south west with temperatures up to 12 in plymouth but still quite cold. and north east england. that's the weather. —— still quite cold for scotla nd weather. —— still quite cold for scotland and north east england. good morning. this is bbc news. the headlines: ajudge in the us has issued a temporary halt to the deportation of visa holders or refugees stranded at airports following donald trump's executive order. civil liberties campaigners have been demonstrating at airports across the united states. downing street said theresa may does not agree with trump's refugee ban after she was criticised for not condemning it during her trip to turkey. northern ireland secretary says inquiries into killings during the troubles are not working because they are concentrating too much on they are concentrating too much on the police and the army, which poses a danger of rewriting the past. a statue of princess diana will be built in kens

sunnier areas through south—west england, wales into northern england but cloudy picture was that fogill feel colder as a result. getting to 10 degrees in western isles. as we go through wednesday night and into thursday, just switching the wind direction a little bit, still from the south more than the and that means we draw up the south more than the and that means we draw up across the south more than the and that means we draw up across the uk quite a raw feel of a from the freezing near continent, and that will have an impact on how it feels on thursday. variable cloud, some sunny spells, a few flurries to begin the day the few spots, maybe a little bit icy in some spots as well. frosty as well but with that wind, displayed in the sunshine a day will feel like it is at or below freezing for many areas so cold, raw feeling down thursday. still quite chilly across eastern parts of the uk on friday. the west on friday more cloud coming in, start to see a few showers around and that looks like giving an unsettled start to the weekend. there is little weather disturbance comes our way

quite cloudy too for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west midlands. t the day across much of eastern england, the south midlands, southern england and south wales. in fact, for many, there will be barely a cloud in the sky. there could be the odd isolated fog patch, but it won't be widespread, and it will clear pretty quickly through tuesday. through the rest of the day, essentially it's a fairly dry day. the cloudiest weather, if you like, across the north—west of the uk could bring isolated showers across the hills of northern england. we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland. but it's here where we will see here some of the day's highest temperatures — up to 9 degrees. windy through the northern isles, particularly for shetland. gusts could reach 60—70 miles an hourfor a time. through the night, it will stay blustery, plenty of showers working in across the northern isles, and it will turn cold enough for a nip of frost this coming night, across the far north—west of scotland, particularly in rural par

the cloud and rain pushes south to north west england and wales. light and drizzly by then. ly bundock and aaron heslehurst. samsung confirms the note 7 5martphone disaster was caused by faulty batteries. the overheating devices have cost it more than $5 billion and huge damage to its reputation. live from london, that's our top story on monday the 23rd of january. the world's biggest 5martphone maker also says its next big phone launch won't happen next month as expected. we'll ask how long the damage will last.

england on through wednesday afternoon. then there's a brighter gapfora time before the next weather system takes some rain into northern ireland, maybe the south—westengland once again. thursday's a windier picture, maybe a dry start in the east but we're going to see bands of showers spreading north—eastwards. some of those can be heavy with hail and thunder, a few bright spells, though, in between. and then the picture for friday into the weekend shows a deep area of low pressure. still some uncertainty about the detail but a growing sense that some of us could be affected by some stormy weather. we'll keep you updated on that possibility certainly over the next few days. it came as thousands protested around the uk against the travel restrictions. good morning, it's tuesday, the 31st of january. also this morning: the wildlife traffickers putting the future of the chimpanzee under threat. we'll have a special report after a year long undercover investigation. a row over a term—time family holiday reaches the highest court in the [and today.