thanks to a weather front pushing in off the atlantic, so it will be quite wet for the north and west of scotlanding to snow over the high ground as it pushes its way further inland, but for much of northern ireland, southern scotland, england and wales, it should be dry with some sunshine although it could stay quite grey, some further freezing fog across the south and south—east. if that happens, temperatures really will struggle but it will struggle, but it will be a cold day away from the north—west of scotland. tonight that weather front across scotland moves further southwards into northern england and pivots back round pushing more rain into western scotland, some of it could be quite heavy at times. another cold night to come, particularly in the south, where we have clear skies. not as cold as what we have seen in the last few nights. still cold enough for any rain falling on freezing surfaces to give an ice risk across eastern scotland, north—east england first thing tomorrow, sojust watch out for that. stays breezy and wet for the north—west of scotland, a bit of wintriness across high

west scotland overnight. another cold night, widespread frost, ice a risk. parts of scotland, minus eight celsius. rain, sleet and snow continues through the morning across parts of wales, south—west england, parts of northern ireland. further north wintry showers. another cold day. looking ahead, mandy is another cold day with a few wintry showers but mostly dry. —— monday is another cold day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: more than 1,500 people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, has now been released after being arrested while attending a demonstration in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected because if the level of protection with the second dose is compromised by a longer delay, that, of course, will impact on the doctors that i represent because they are facing the virus at

further snow showers for the north and west of scotland overnight. wheels, may beat the far south of northern ireland. temperatures as low as minus eight celsius across north—east scotland. rain, sleet and snow continues slowly eastwards through the morning for wales, southern england, parts of northern ireland. further north, mostly dry with some sunshine but further wintry showers in the north and west of scotland. another cold day. looking ahead, on monday another cold day with a few wintry showers. it turns wetter, windier and milder from the west through next week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: more than 1,500 people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. one of those detained is mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, who was at a demonstration attended by thousands in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine rollout in the uk. they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of i

through this afternoon, some snow for the north and west of scotland, north—west england, parts of thel clear away eastwards through this evening. and then further snow showers overnight for the north and west of scotland, an area of rain, sleet and snow then arriving into south—west england, parts of wales, maybe the far south of northern ireland. it's another very cold night, widespread frost, with an ice risk in places. and temperatures across north—east scotland could get as low as minus eight celsius at least. so we're still very much in the cold air as we head into tomorrow. and then we have this system arriving from the south—west. as it bumps into that cold air, that will bring some snow across parts of southern england, where we have not seen any snow at all so far this winter. so, snow through the morning, through parts of south—west england, wales, maybe into the far south of northern ireland, and then gradually pushing its way eastwards, but making slow progress. right along the coast, probablyjust rain, but head a little way inland, we could see a couple of centimetres in

further snow showers for the north and west of scotland overnight, and then this area of rain, sleet ld night, a widespread frost, ice also a risk once again. temperatures down as low as —8 celsius at least across north—east scotland. so this area of rain, sleet and snow continuous slowly eastwards through the morning across parts of wales, central southern england, south—west england, may be part of northern ireland too. further north, mostly dry with sunshine, but further wintry showers piling into the north and west of scotland. and it is another cold day. temperatures at best 2—3 celsius in places. perhaps just five or six along the south—west coast. so, looking ahead, then. on monday, it is another cold day with a few wintry showers, but most will be dry. then it tends wetter, windier and milder from the west as we head through next week. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... more than 2000 people have been arrested in russia at protests in support of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, has now been released after being arrested w

that happens, temperatures really will struggle but it will be a cold day away from the north—west of scotlandn england and pivots back round pushing more rain into western scotland, some of it could be quite heavy at times. another cold night to come particularly in the south where we have clear skies. not as cold as what we have seen in the last few nights. still cold enough for any rain falling on freezing surfaces to give an ice risk across eastern scotland, north—east england first thing tomorrow, sojust watch out for that. stays breezy and wet for the north—west of scotland, a bit of wintriness across higher ground again but for northern ireland, much of england and wales, should see the cloud tending to break up to allow some sunny spells around. not a bad day in a store and look at those temperatures, a degree or so up particularly across northern and western areas. as we move out of sunday into monday, we've got higher pressure to the south. to the north, these weather fronts will bring some pretty wet weather to north—western areas. notice the isobars on the chart, so a slightly bree

that happens, temperatures really will struggle but it will be a cold day away from the north—west of scotlandn england and pivots back round pushing more rain into western scotland, some of it could be quite heavy at times. another cold night to come particularly in the south where we have clear skies. not as cold as what we have seen in the last few nights. still cold enough for any rain falling on freezing surfaces to give an ice risk across eastern scotland, north—east england first thing tomorrow, sojust watch out for that. stays breezy and wet for the north—west of scotland, a bit of wintriness across higher ground again but for northern ireland, much of england and wales, should see the cloud tending to break up to allow some sunny spells around. not a bad day in a store and look at those temperatures, a degree or so up particularly across northern and western areas. as we move out of sunday into monday, we‘ve got higher pressure to the south. to the north, these weather fronts will bring some pretty wet weather to north—western areas. notice the isobars on the chart, so a slightly bree

it is very wet indeed across the north and west of scotland.away from the south—east, it's a mostly frost—free night. lows of around 7 or 8 degrees for parts of scotland and northern ireland. for this upcoming week, it's going to be milder certainly than the weekjust gone. there will be quite a bit of rain at times, mainly across northern and western areas, a bit of snow likely, particularly over the hills in the north. this is the pressure chart for monday and you can see low pressure to the north of the country, lots of isobars across the chart. these whether fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. the milder air making inroads across most of the country, cold air still looms to the north of scotland and that is likely to turn some of the rain into snow across northern scotland, certainly over the high ground, but even down to lower levels and it could be quite heavy. further south and west, a lot more cloud around, most of the rain will be across western areas. some drier interludes across the south—east. temperatures much higher than they have b

temperatures overnight a couple of degrees above freezing, colder the further north—west. —6 for the west of scotlandsome rangers to east anglia and the south—east, prickly down towards the channel islands. it is bonein towards the channel islands. it is bone in on brisk north—easterly wind. away from the south and east for the rest of the uk, the day will be brightening up. one or two wintry flurries here, claudia —based further south across england and wales. 48 mph gusts around the coast of east anglia and the english channel. temperatures for — 6 degrees. giving colder, particularly where you are exposed to the brisk wind in the south and east. overnight into tuesday, more showers coming into the east of scotland, icy stretches likely. down in the south—east on tuesday, this area of rain is going to be really quite stubborn to clear away. wet weather for kent, down towards the channel islands, dry weather elsewhere further north. 3—6 and a bit of a wind chill still on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this area of high pressure looks like it is a way so as to the west. in between a couple of weathe

that happens, temperatures really will struggle but it will be a cold day away from the north—west of scotlandto northern england and pivots back round pushing more rain into western scotland, some of it could be quite heavy at times. another cold night to come particularly in the south where we have clear skies. not as cold as what we have seen in the last few nights. still cold enough for any rain falling on freezing surfaces to give an ice risk across eastern scotland, north—east england first thing tomorrow, sojust watch out for that. stays breezy and wet for the north—west of scotland, a bit of wintriness across higher ground again but for northern ireland, much of england and wales, should see the cloud tending to break up to allow some sunny spells around. not a bad day in a store and look at those temperatures, a degree or so up particularly across northern and western areas. as we move out of sunday into monday, we've got higher pressure to the south. to the north, these weather fronts will bring some pretty wet weather to north—western areas. notice the isobars on the chart, so a sli

it is very wet indeed across the north and west of scotland.south—east, it's a mostly frost—free night. lows of around 7 or 8 degrees for parts of scotland and northern ireland. for this upcoming week, it's going to be milder certainly than the weekjust gone. there will be quite a bit of rain at times, mainly across northern and western areas, a bit of snow likely, particularly over the hills in the north. this is the pressure chart for monday and you can see low pressure to the north of the country, lots of isobars across the chart. these whether fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. the milder air making inroads across most of the country, cold air still looms to the north of scotland and that is likely to turn some of the rain into snow across northern scotland, certainly over the high ground, but even down to lower levels and it could be quite heavy. further south and west, a lot more cloud around, most of the rain will be across western areas. some drier interludes across the south—east. temperatures much higher than they have been of late, 7

fairly heavy snow in the north west of scotla nd fairly heavy snow in the north west of scotland laterhis is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm: parents in england should send their children to primary school tomorrow, the prime minister says, but warns restrictions may have to be tightened in the coming weeks in order to suppress the virus. president trump is recorded on tape asking an election official to find him extra votes in georgia. # walk on, walk on... gerry marsden, singer of you'll never walk alone, has died at the age of 78 after a short illness.

sunny spells elsewhere, but some fairly heavy snow into the north—west of scotland later in the day. remains cold, only about to three or four degrees. bye— bye. this week, we're in kazakhstan... the view from the top! ..a vast country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life... birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting — i get it. ..and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. this is a lot of fun! i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now things have changed here. back in 1991, it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then, it has been under the rule of president nazarbayev, who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, h

of dense fog around. the cloud is thickening up out west with patchy rain and drizzle, persistent rain affecting the north and west of scotlandking up too, temperatures recovering, 8 degrees there for sotrnaway and for glasgow. further south, low single figures for most. though a degree or so up on what we had yesterday. as we head through tonight, those temperatures continue to climb, more cloud pushes in from the west, the breeze picking up from the south—west as well. it is very wet indeed across the north and west of scotland. perhaps a bit of localised flooding in places. you can see temperature—wise, away from the south—east, it's a mostly frost free night. lows of around 7 or 8 degrees for parts of scotland and northern ireland. for this upcoming week, it's going to be an milder certainly than the weekjust gone. there will be quite a bit of rain at times, mainly across northern and western areas, a bit of snow likely particularly over the hills in the north. this is the pressure chart for monday and you can see low pressure to the north of the country, lots of isobars across the chart. these whether fronts bringing out

staying dry for many, a change across the north and west of scotland, a bit more of a breeze, rain, hillperatures creeping up, another very cold today for many. into sunday the weather front for many. into sunday the weather fro nt m oves for many. into sunday the weather front moves off the atlantic affecting north of the uk, we pick up affecting north of the uk, we pick u p westerly affecting north of the uk, we pick up westerly winds, high pressure holds onto the south, central and southern areas will stay dry after a cold and frosty start, more cloud further north, outbreaks of rain in northern and western scotland, there will be some winteriness over the high ground but with the westerly winds coming off the atlantic, temperatures creeping up a degree also across western areas but feeling rather cold. the area of high—pressure retreat southwards next week, weather front will move then off the atlantic, bringing thicker cloud outbreaks of rain to the north and slightly milder air for the south. colder air always looming to the south and east but as we move through the week the milder

of dense fog around. the cloud is thickening up out west with patchy rain and drizzle, persistent rain affecting the north and west of scotland. the breeze picking up too, temperatures recovering, 8 degrees there for stornaway and for glasgow. further south, low single figures for most. though a degree or so up on what we had yesterday. as we head through tonight, those temperatures continue to climb, more cloud pushes in from the west, the breeze picking up from the south—west as well. it is very wet indeed across the north and west of scotland. perhaps a bit of localised flooding in places. you can see temperature—wise, away from the south—east, it's a mostly frost free night. lows of around 7 or 8 degrees for parts of scotland and northern ireland. for this upcoming week, it's going to be an milder certainly than the weekjust gone. there will be quite a bit of rain at times, mainly across northern and western areas, a bit of snow likely particularly over the hills in the north. this is the pressure chart for monday and you can see low pressure to the north of the country, lots of isobars across the chart. these whether fro

so, it's a little less cold across the west of scotland, 8 degrees for stornoway, but for the most, after night, the weather front continues to bring outbreaks of rain, hill snow, across the north of the country, one weak one moves southward into northern england and north wales, we could see some patchy rain with that, getting a bit of snow over the pennines. but the skys will be clear across southern britain, so here, another cold night come saturday, less cold further north, where we have the breeze and cloud. sunday, chilly start, frosty start for the south, but here after some early cloud clears, we will see some of the best of the sunshine further north, the weather front will continue to bring thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain, certainly for western scotland, again we could see some wintry showers over the higher ground. temperatures creeping up a notch out west on sunday, 7 or 8 degrees, further east, four or 5 degrees. now, into the new week for monday, a pretty active weather front across the north and west of the country, bringing some pretty heavy and persistent rain at times,

still some wintry showers, though, persisting across the north and west of scotland. re. temperatures in places are going to struggle to get much above freezing, and this area of snow gradually starts to ease away through sunday evening. we'll keep some showers going across southwest england. further snow showers pushing into scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. it's another very cold, very frosty night. ice once again will be a risk, with temperatures well below freezing. so, this is the bigger picture as we start the new week. it's a fairly quiet affair, but you'll notice this system here just sliding its way southwards. that's going to generate some snow showers initially across southern scotland and northern england, pushing into parts of wales and the midlands through the afternoon. elsewhere, we'll see some sunshine, wintry showers still for the north and west of scotland, but for most, it's a dry, cold day — four or five celsius. but then we do start to see some changes from the west as we head into tuesday. this frontal system starting to ar

of the country. the cold air will turn some mothering into snow over northolt and scotland. it could be quite heavy. father south and wests in the south and east. temperatures higher than they have been of late. the milder air holes on as we head into tuesday across southern and western areas but that plume of cold air moves south across scotland. here, it'll be dry and bright with sunshine for a few coastal showers. whether front and milder heirloom across the south and milder heirloom across the south and the west and here rather grey, damp, io—ii. and the west and here rather grey, damp, io—ii . that rain spreads across the country on wednesday, turns a bit dry by the end of the week. you can see temperatures much milder. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. fresh warnings that the nhs — under increasing pressure — could soon be overwhelmed by coronavirus cases. the health secretary says people should all play their part in helping stop the spread. we can all do something to help, which is to stay at home because every time you try to flex the rules, that could be fatal and we all have a part to play. and we al

so temperatures here a couple of degrees above freezing, but colder the further north—west you are — minus six or minus seven for the west of scotlandof those showers in the north. but we've got this feature here, which is going to be bringing some rain showers to east anglia and the south—east. particularly down towards the channel islands some of that rain could be quite heavy, and it's blown in on a brisk northeasterly wind as well. but away from the south and the east for the rest of the uk, the day will be brightening up. so a bit of sunshine developing, one or two wintry flurries here and there, cloudiest further south across england and wales. and here, the strongest of the winds too, 40 mile per hour gusts or even higher than that around the coasts of east anglia and through the english channel as well. so temperatures only four to six degrees, but feeling colder, particularly where you are exposed to that brisk northeasterly wind in the south and the east. moving through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, more of these showers coming into eastern scotland and north—east england as well. so some icy stretches likely onc

showers continue through saturday evening and central areas, further showers for north and west of scotland west of england during the early part of sunday to bring rain sleet and snow. another cold night for saturday night, subzero values and a risk of ice to watch out for. sunday, we look at this feature running into the south west, this weather front which will bring rain initially and then some snow to wales, south—west england, perhaps across parts of the vitamins, southern and southeastern england will move through the day. now is still some uncertainty but it looks like at this stage we could be looking at accumulations of snow to parts of central and southern england, 1—5 cm in places likely to cause disruption. further north it will be brighter with wintry showers but another billy cold day where we have the way to snow across the south. into next week, it starts cold monday but then through the week, the milder air starts to spread up from the south west. it will be turning a lot milder across the board but with that mild moisture laden air, we will see what the systems moving in.

it is very wet indeed across the north and west of scotland.n see temperature—wise, away from the south—east, it's a mostly frost—free night. lows of around 7 or 8 degrees for parts of scotland and northern ireland. for this upcoming week, it's going to be an milder certainly than the weekjust gone. there will be quite a bit of rain at times, mainly across northern and western areas, a bit of snow likely particularly over the hills in the north. this is the pressure chart for monday and you can see low pressure to the north of the country, lots of isobars across the chart. these whether fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. the milder air making inroads across most of the country, cold air still looms to the north of scotland and that is likely to turn some of the rain into snow across northern scotland, certainly over the high ground, but even down to lower levels and it could be quite heavy. further south and west, a lot more cloud around, most of the rain will be across western areas. some drier interludes across the south east. temperatures mu

the clears of the skies, go west of scotla nd the clears of the skies, go west of scotland and irelandhere at the coldest. cold again but also with the risk of some ice from all the showers. as her head on into sunday high—pressure in the north of the uk, lower pressure to the south and started driving the eastern and north easterly winds. subtle changes for part two of the weekend. that will push most of the showers into eastern scotland in eastern england and it will drive their way a little bit further west through the day and there will be some sleet and snow there, not just higher ground. probably the best of the century shall be across southern and western areas and it will be a cold day to regularly factoring in the breeze. head on into monday a similar set up, each of the breeze feeding them more clouds and showers too much of england and wales and could see rain and sleet across the southeast. further north ledger wins for scotla nd further north ledger wins for scotland and ireland, and quite a bit of sunshine around. we have the stronger winds for england and wales particula

wintry showers to the north and west of scotland and also sunshine elsewhere, but once again, another000 people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. one of those detained is alexei navalny's wife, yulia, who was at a demonstration attended by thousands in moscow. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine rollout in the uk — they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. what we do need to be assured of is that people are properly protected because if the level of protection with the second dose is compromised by a longer delay, that, of course, will impact on the doctors that i represent because they are facing the virus at close quarters as they look after patients.

sunshine will be for central and and southern parts of england, eastern scotland should see a bit of sunshine as well. but towards the north and westat will bring some outbreaks of rain, particularly to the west of scotland. it could be quite heavy, and as things are turning milder, some snowmelt could well lead to a little bit of flooding there. but for most of us, a largely dry picture, turning a bit milder as well. now, as we head through into next week, we will keep low pressure to the north, higher pressure in the south, and this wedge of slightly milder air will work in across the country. still have cold air heading in from the north east. so a bit of a mixed picture as we have through the course of next week. temperatures not as cold as they have been recently, but things are looking little bit unsettled, particularly through the middle part of the week. but all in all, as we head into next week, it won't be as cold as it has been. rain around at times, some snow over the hills, and the driest conditions in south. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: permanently banned — twitter suspends presiden

icy patches still, with the wintry showers towards the north and west of scotland, and a new area of ngland, wales and southern parts of northern ireland. we'll start sunday with that widespread frost. icy patches, fog around in some spots, too. and a focus will be on this next area of sleet and snow, then, that will push into more of wales, towards the south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east england as the day goes on. and where you see that snow, you could see a light covering to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deeper into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, this

catches on not reaching the continent this year he's only been out twice off the island of living on the west coast of scotland the forced the. catch never go any farther. because of paperwork wasn't a ship that was written off it never made it never made the journey to the cauldron or life in the queen's langoustines usually end up exclusively at fish markets in the e.u. like here and lonni sue may have been frauds but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since brad said and there are a of additional paperwork is required including you had certificates for life catch hell certificate has to then correspond with the order or travel. going on the correct glory or the correct plane. and if there is a slightest if the paperwork doesn't match up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen on the west coast of scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish town of open there are a few trucks waiting for fish crabs or mussels for the continent but. any fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be sold before they send a special squad go into the unknown.

looks like quite late on wednesday we will see some outbreaks of rain and snow, into the north west of scotland lighter winds elsewhere. through wednesday night and into thursday, the frontal system in the north—west will try to push its way south eastwards, taking some rain, sleet and snow with it. there may well be a little bit more in the way of wet and wintry weather then these graphics suggest, as the frontal system pushes down into england and wales, so just about anywhere, could see rain, sleet and snow. there could even be some snow to quite low levels. the winds at this stage coming down from the north rather than to the north—east, but still a cold wind direction so temperatures are pegged back to between three and 5 degrees. then to the end of the week, different computer weather models have very different ideas about how exactly this area of high pressure and this area of low pressure will interact. it depends on how strongly the high is building. we could see a decent amount of dry weather, if low pressure is a bit closer, we could see some rain, sleet and snow, but one thing that

sunshine will be for central and and southern parts of england, eastern scotland should see a bit of sunshine as well. but towards the north and westtbreaks of rain, particularly to the west of scotland. it could be quite heavy, and as things are turning milder, some snowmelt could well lead to a little bit of flooding there. but for most of us, a largely dry picture, turning a bit milder as well. now, as we head through into next week, we will keep low pressure to the north, higher pressure in the south, and this wedge of slightly milder air will work in across the country. still have cold air heading in from the northeast. so a bit of a mixed picture as we have through the course of next week. temperatures not as cold as they have been recently, but things are looking little bit unsettled, particularly through the middle part of the week. but all in all, as we head into next week, it won't be as cold as it has been. there will be rain around at times, some snow over the hills, and the driest conditions in south. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. house democrats are to

icy patches still, with the wintry showers towards the north and west of scotland, and a new area of of northern ireland. we'll start sunday with that widespread frost. icy patches, fog around in some spots, too. and a focus will be on this next area of sleet and snow, then, that will push into more of wales, towards the south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east england as the day goes on. and where you see that snow, you could see a light covering to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deeper into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, this is where you are most likely to

across the west of scotland. will be some sunshine around for the particular across the northwest of the uk. some scattered showers elsewhere especially towards the east. eastern scotland, northern england the showers will be falling as sleet and snow mainly over higher ground for the east anglia or crescent southeast will see some rain showers as will the channel islands through the day too. four to six but feeling colder. a brisk northeasterly wind is going to be developing. moving through into monday and high pressure sits to the north of the uk. that's driving our weather so quite a bit of dry weather especially in the north. some scattered wintry flurries around mainly over higher ground. some rain showers in the southeast on monday another cold day, 4 to 6 degrees but feeling colder with the wind chill. 00:28:36,029 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye for now. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: a group of republican senators say

icy patches still, with the wintry showers towards the north and west of scotland, and a new area of h—west england, wales and southern parts of northern ireland. we'll start sunday with that widespread frost. icy patches, fog around in some spots, too. and a focus will be on this next area of sleet and snow, then, that will push into more of wales, towards the south and west midlands, southern areas of northern ireland, eventually feeding into parts of south—east england as a day goes on. and where you see at snow, you could see a light covering to low levels of a few centimetres, but more to higher ground. so certainly turning difficult on roads and pavements. again, also affecting southern areas of northern ireland. northern counties of northern england into scotland will see the lion's share of sunday's sunshine. but there will be further wintry showers around northern and western scotland. some rain into the afternoon heading into parts of the northern isles. so as we go on deep into the day, then, notice how this area of snow doesn't move very much, so if you are within that, th

of scotland, a cold and sunny start to the day. showers continuing across the day. showers continuing across the north and west of scotland.of the sunday. always a little bit of uncertainty as to the extent of the northern edge, but a couple of centimetres of snow in some places. another cold day. further snow showers statue push from the west across northern and scotland. a cold start to the new week. then the system starts to push on from the atlantic. all change again. in the coming days it stays cold, frosty icy nights, then a change from tuesday and wednesday, turning wetter and milder. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines: more than a thousand people have been arrested in russia as police crack down on protests by supporters of the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. one of those detained is mr navalny�*s wife, yulia, who was at a demonstration attended by thousands in moscow. these are live pictures from moscow as the protests continue. riot police growling with one of the protesters there. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine roll—out in the uk — they want the i2—week gap bet

clear skies for most of us away from the north—west of scotland. could be a hard frost, temperatures down to —15 celsius in one or two spots in the scottish highlands. we start the weekend on a cold note, but bright with plenty of sunshine. freezing frog across —— freezing fog gci’oss freezing frog across —— freezing fog across central and southern areas. a stronger breeze from the west. temperatures recovering to the seasonal norm for stornoway. another cold day for most of us after the frosty start. for the second half of the weekend, we hold onto this front gci’oss the weekend, we hold onto this front across the north of the country, stronger winds here, outbreaks of rain, high pressure closer to the cell. a cold and frosty stock for sunday morning. a bit of cloud around, may be some fog, which will clear, then it will be sunny. the further north you go, more cloud around and wetter. a bit of snow over the high ground. temperatures just creeping up a degree or so gci’oss just creeping up a degree or so across the west as we begin to pick up acros

saturday and some sunshine, particularly for parts of northern england, north wales, eastern scotland as well. we have got a front moving in from the north—westd. ahead of that, temperatures typically 3—5 degrees, not quite as cold as recent days. 0vernight, saturday night into sunday, more cloud filters south across the country but south wales and southern england still clear and very cold once again. so some ice and frost to start off sunday morning. sunday will be cloudier in the north and the west with some patchy rain, mountain snow. drier and brighter towards the south and the east as well, and temperatures typically around 4—7 degrees. buh—bye. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. permanently banned — twitter cancels president trump's account — saying that allowing him to continue would risk further incitement to violence. house democrats are to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump on monday, that's the second time lawmakers have brought such charges against the president. the us president—elect says he's fine with donald trump not attending his

we have already seen some heavy snow across the north—west of scotland and the weather front will continuelowly south—eastwards across scotland and northern ireland tonight. a of sleet and snow even to low levels, could bea and snow even to low levels, could be a couple of centimetres, ten centimetres across the highlands of scotland. for england and wales, a cold night and we are likely to see freezing fog developing as temperatures dripped to about —6 in the coldest spots. some freezing fog slow to clear tomorrow morning and also icy stretches on the road as well. the weather front clears out of scotla nd well. the weather front clears out of scotland and northern ireland, pushing some snowfall into northern england but further south across england but further south across england and wales, largely dry with a bit of sunshine breaking through but in places, the freezing fog will linger all day and where it does, temperatures are struggling to get much above freezing. further north, a return to sunnier skies but with some wintry showers from the north. into friday, still slow moving weath

sunshine will be for central and and southern parts of england, eastern scotland should see a bit of sunshine as well. but towards the north and westg some outbreaks of rain, particularly to the west of scotland. it could be quite heavy, and as things are turning milder, some snowmelt could well lead to a little bit of flooding there. but for most of us, a largely dry picture, turning a bit milder as well. now, as we head through into next week, we will keep low pressure to the north, higher pressure in the south, and this wedge of slightly milder air will work in across the country. still have cold air heading in from the northeast. so a bit of a mixed picture as we have through the course of next week. temperatures not as cold as they have been recently, but things are looking little bit unsettled, particularly through the middle part of the week. but all in all, as we head into next week, it won't be as cold as it has been. there will be rain around at times, some snow over the hills, and the driest conditions in south. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the globe. twitter says it has now pe

sunshine will be for central and and southern parts of england, eastern scotland should see a bit of sunshine as well. but towards the north and westome outbreaks of rain, particularly to the west of scotland. it could be quite heavy, and as things are turning milder, some snowmelt could well lead to a little bit of flooding there. but for most of us, a largely dry picture, turning a bit milder as well. now, as we head through into next week, we will keep low pressure to the north, higher pressure in the south, and this wedge of slightly milder air will work in across the country. still have cold air heading in from the north east. so a bit of a mixed picture as we have through the course of next week. temperatures not as cold as they have been recently, but things are looking little bit unsettled, particularly through the middle part of the week. but all in all, as we head into next week, it won't be as cold as it has been. there will be rain around at times, some snow over the hills, and the driest conditions in south. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: "act lik

northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—westhaps northern counties of northern ireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you've got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 degrees. and then the outbreaks of snow gradually clearing away during sunday evening. icy conditions following on behind. where you get the showers pushing in towards scotland, perhaps northern ireland and northern england, and another widespread frost as monday begins. one or two fog patches potentially towards south east england. some sunshine on monday. plenty of wintry showers towards northern and western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north—west england, north wales. some will push a little fu

if you show us following to the north west of england and northern ireland, the bulk towards the north—west of scotlandttle sunshine in between, still cloudy for the eastern parts. when stunning west or north—west, bringing showers to the north—west of the uk but temperatures making double figures in south wales, south—west england and five in east anglia will be have had the snow. this evening and overnight more showers from the north—west briefly pushing into parts of englund and wales with clearer skies returning later, quite chilly with temperatures not far away from freezing so the risk of some icy patches for eastern parts of england. a different look to tomorrow morning for eastern areas of england and much of englund and wales and will be dry and sunny, a few showers was to the north—west early, soon moving away and more close to scotland and northern ireland, more shells into northern ireland, more shells into northern ireland and western scotland replaced by longer spells of rain in the afternoon, eastern angler probably dry with sunshine. temperatures 6—9, near normal for the time of year. e

wintry showers, not as windy by this stage, but cloud, rain and snow will move into the north west of scotland, so the chance of some sleet and snow just about anywhere. some sunshine as well, but it will stay on the cold side. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: parents in england should send their children to primary school tomorrow, the prime minister says — but warns tougher measures may be needed in the weeks ahead — and refuses to rule out further school closures. it may be that we need to do things in the next few weeks that will be tougher in many parts of the country. i don't... i mean, i'm fully, fully reconciled to that and i bet the people of this country are reconciled to that. tougher restrictions could be on the way in scotland, as nicola sturgeon recalls parliament amid a rapid rise in covid infections. india's medicines regulator gives the go—ahead for two coronavirus vaccines, as it starts one of the world's biggest vaccination programmes. the oxford jab will be used alongside a locally

across the west of scotland. ross the northwest of the uk. some scattered showers elsewhere especially towards the east. falling as sleet and snow mainly over higher ground for the east anglia or crescent southeast will see some rain showers as will the channel islands through the day too. four to six but feeling colder. a brisk northeasterly wind is going to be developing. moving through into monday and high pressure sits to the north of the uk. that's driving our weather so quite a bit of dry weather especially in the north. some scattered wintry flurries around mainly over higher ground. some rain showers in the southeast on monday another cold day, 4 to 6 degrees but feeling colder with the wind chill. bye for now. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: a group of republican senators say they will support president trump and refuse to accept the official result of the us presidential election. in india, tens of thousands of health workers take part in a one—day mass immunisation rehears

catches on not reaching the continent this year he's only been up twice off the island of living on the west coast of scotland the forced d. the catch never got any follow of a. because of paperwork wasn't. ship it was written off it never made it never made the journey to the court and all life in the queen's langoustines usually end up exclusively at fish markets in the e.u. like here and lonni sue may have in france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since fred said and there are a of additional paperwork is required including you had certificates for life catch hell certificate has to then correspond with the order or travel. going on the correct lawdy or the correct plane. and if there is a slightest if the paperwork doesn't match up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen on the west coast of scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish town of open there are a few traps waiting for fish crabs or mussels for the continent. many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be sold before they send a specialist cargo into the unknown.

northern england and scotland seeing some sunny spells, a scattering of wintry showers towards the north—westireland that sees sunday's driest and sunniest weather. but for the rest of england into wales, southern parts of northern ireland, cloud, some outbreaks of snow here, again, some difficult travel conditions. some uncertainty about how far north into the midlands and perhaps east anglia the snow is going to reach so we'll need to watch that as well. temperatures just hovering close to freezing where you've got the snow. get some sunshine around, 2—4 degrees. and then the outbreaks of snow gradually clearing away during sunday evening. icy conditions following on behind. where you get the showers pushing in towards scotland, perhaps northern ireland and northern england, icy places going into monday morning. and another widespread frost as monday begins. one or two fog patches potentially towards south east england. some sunshine on monday. plenty of wintry showers towards northern and western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north—west england, north wales. some will push a little