so for many areas of north and west scotland and parts of north and west scotland and parts of northernor england and wales are ha rd free but for england and wales are hard frost on the way, temperatures in towns and cities are down to freezing. in rural areas four or 5 degrees lower. tomorrow those atla ntic degrees lower. tomorrow those atlantic winds continue, a fair bit of cloud across the uk, all of us will have more cloud, the best sunshine on tuesday tomorrow, eastern and southern areas, the west and the north—west will pretty overcast at times and there could be spots of rain so take your umbrella. on wednesday most of the uk and this long area of high pressure, eastern areas under the influence of a weather front close by, overall, fairly settled for most areas in the middle of the week, some mist and fog around on wednesday and thursday. so—called islamic state claims responsibility for the turkish nightclub attack that left 39 people dead. funerals for some of the 11 turks among the dead take place as the hunt for the gunman continues. a second girl dies following a hit and

in the sunshine in north west scotland, 12 degrees and we had some lovely sunshine across the north westwales. look at that beautiful sunny skies. now, as the sun has gone down, the temperature has started to drop. the cloud is melting. the winds are falling like inland, so we have that present before widespread frost and the mist and fog again to return, more so the mist and fog again to return, more so than last night. these are towns and city temperatures, but in the countryside they will be lower again, really quite bitter out and about. some frost on the car is and potentially, because see a little bit of drizzle around and some just a few, there could be some ice issues as we head into friday morning's rush hour. some fog on the sports for wales across the peak district and in two parts of yorkshire. also part of pembrokeshire. we have some patchy rain gathering towards the west and thatis rain gathering towards the west and that is a sign of changes taking place during the day but another cold sparked —— start across the west of scotland. but this weather front coming in on friday

strong winds to the north and west scotland. elsewhere across scotla nd west scotland. nshine and frequent showers in the morning. few showers in northern england. difficult conditions for the pennines. if there are gales developing in wales, and parts of devon and cornwall, not as windy, but strengthening to the south—east. morning cloud and patchy rain or drizzle introducing sunshine and dropping the temperature. increasingly called through the day. frequent showers. when an island turning wintry. the same for england and wales. —— wintry. dropping a way to seven or eight in the south. it remains blowy into wednesday night. showers are thick and fast. a covering of snow in places in northern england and ireland. icy conditions possible. the south, many will be dry but even here the wind will be dry but even here the wind will make itself known. the arctic winds coming in from the north and north—west as we go into thursday. convocations fourth southern areas is this developing feature, how north it gets. —— complications for southern areas. it looks at rain for souther

lively winds across north west scotland. milder in the south east corner.th to other parts of western europe. next week, winds pick up from monday onwards then turning colder, bit wintry and for some, snow. this is bbc news. the headlines: labour has accused the government of plunging the nhs into crisis through lack of funding. it comes after the british red cross warned some hospitals were suffering a "humanitarian crisis" — a claim rejected by nhs england. police in florida are continuing to question a 26—year—old us army veteran after five people were shot dead at fort lauderdale airport. more than a0 people have been killed in a bomb blast in northern syria. it‘s thought the islamic state group could be to blame. they‘re not part of the recent ceasefire. and wayne rooney has equalled sir bobby charlton to become manchester united‘s biggest ever goal scorer, in the club‘s 4—0 fa cup victory over reading. the repair bill to fix the country‘s potholes could soon reach £14 billion. that‘s according to councils in england and wales, who say the government s

we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland. 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 parts. looking at the weather charts as they change through tuesday and wednesday, we still have high pressure with us, but it is kind of reorientating, allowing a blast of colder air to work down from the north sea. with that colder air, the blues you can see on the chart, will have plenty of showers forming but the good news is most of those showers should be steered away from the coastline by these brisk north north—westerly winds. elsewhere we have a weak front moving southwards across northern ireland, england and wales, on wednesday, bringing with it a lot of cloud, one or two light spot

the squeeze on the isobars, the wind picking up in the northern and western isles, far north—west of scotlandsettled. variable amounts of cloud again, sunny breaks to the south, windy in the north and north—west and here too we have some rain. as we head into thursday, a bit more of the same, quitea into thursday, a bit more of the same, quite a cloudy day with some spots coming out of that cloud but the brighter skies will be in the south—east. temperatures around eight celsius so you won't be writing postcards to anyone over that temperature. doctors‘ leaders say a system designed to check decisions made by gps is leading to unacceptable delays in diagnosis and treatment. the warning comes as a bbc investigation has discovered that hundreds of thousands of patients are having referrals from their family doctors reviewed by third parties. so—called referral management centres are being used in more and more areas of england to examine and sometimes reject decisions from gps. nhs managers say it helps them keep costs down, but the british medical association claims it puts a barrier between p

lively winds across north west scotland. cold air. milder in the south east corner.then blue colours are back. surging south to other parts of western europe. next week, winds pick up from monday onwards then turning colder, bit wintry and for some, snow. this is bbc news. i'm nicholas owen. the headlines at 7pm: labour accuses the government of slashing spending on the nhs. it comes after the british red cross warned hospitals were in a "humanitarian crisis" — a claim nhs england rejects. for the first time for probably 30 years, school budgets are falling, the nhs is in crisis. we're campaigning on all of those issues. we want real social justice in this country. more than 40 people are killed in a bomb blast in northern syria. the islamic state group is suspected of carrying out the attack. a 26—year—old us army veteran is in custody on suspicion of shooting dead five people at fort lauderdale airport in florida. and wayne rooney equals sir bobby charlton's record as manchester united's best ever goal scorer. the striker reached the landmark in today's 4—0 victory

mate with mist and fog patch is reforming, spots of light rain and drizzle, pity to eat a north—west scotlandeast anglia and southern counties of england, so we will see a frost tomorrow night —— particularly. i hope you like your weather cloudy, because that is how it will stay. the best of the sunshine. in england but again prospects for some breaks in northern ireland and scotland from time to time. temperatures generally between 7—10 degrees, and if you were hoping for any changes in the weather forecast, i were hoping for any changes in the weatherforecast, i don't want were hoping for any changes in the weather forecast, i don't want to dash your hopes but friday and saturday and sunday is looking cloudy and the only significant change in the weather is probably as we change in the weather is probably as we get into next week when we change the wind direction, blowing some of the wind direction, blowing some of the breaks in the cloud this way, but into the weekend there will be a lot of cloud. that is your weather. i'm mariko oi, in singapore. china's president comes to the defence of

we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland.egrees. 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 parts. looking at the weather charts as they change through tuesday and wednesday, we still have high pressure with us, but it is kind of reorientating, allowing a blast of colder air to work down from the north sea. with that colder air, the blues you can see on the chart, will have plenty of showers forming but the good news is most of those showers should be steered away from the coastline by these brisk north north—westerly winds. elsewhere we have a weak front moving southwards across northern ireland, england and wales, on wednesday, bringing with it a lot of cloud, one or two light spots of rain but nothing particularly significant. as that

west. scotland, possibly as well. a good deal milderfurther west. not scotland, possibly as well. across eastern counties. that poses a bit of a problem because as the rain journeys ever eastwards into parts of lincolnshire, east anglia, kent, some of that will turn to snow. no huge amounts but a pretty wintry scene. west of london, it will be that much milder. rain falling out of the sky here. positively mild across western parts of england. it will 9 degrees to the morning, david tennant belfast. will 9 degrees to the morning, david tenna nt belfast. some will 9 degrees to the morning, david tennant belfast. some folk above the higher ground. jury across scotland. pretty chilly air across most eastern areas and milder further west. through the day, these bands of rain will tend to sort of stall across central areas. the snow will is away and dry up across parts of eastern england. drier at further west but the full brightness. double figures across western areas. very chilly across easternmost parts. in norwich, we keep the divide going as we go into the new working week. the di

the strongest winds in the north and west scotland. ems with the wind, frequent showers through the morning, few we re showers through the morning, few were in northern england, those mainly in the west of the pennines. difficult travel conditions in the pennines. gales around western wales at the rush—hour. and across parts of devon and cornwall. not as windy but strengthening in the south—east. clearing away morning cloud, introducing sunshine, dropping the temperature. increasingly called for many through the day. frequent showers. want and northern ireland turned wintry. eventually into north wales. these are the afternoon temperatures. 3—4 in scotland, dropping to 7—8 in the south of england. it remains lowly in wednesday night. showers come in thick and fast, turning to snow. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, icy conditions possible. further south, many will be dry for the time being. even here the wind will make itself known. the arctic winds from the north and north—west into thursday. complication for southern areas

scotland and northern ireland. it will turn wet throughout the day across the north and west of scotland. limited amount of sunshine. there will be more across england and wales, with more cloud around here. one or two like showers coming across england and wales. the best of the sunshine hanging on in the southern counties, but it will be cold after a frosty start. temperatures should be higher than the david somers and northern ireland. —— temperatures should be higher day for and northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: ii—year—old zaneta krokova has become the second person to die after a hit—and—run crash in greater manchester on new year's eve. in greater manchester her cousin helina kotlarova died at the scene. four men have been arrested. anti—terror police in turkey say they've detained eight people in connection with the new year's attack on a nightclub in istanbul which left 39 people dead, but are still searching for the main suspect. rail passengers are facing higher fares across the uk, as average price increases of 2.3% are introduced on the first weekday o

it looks as though scotland away from the west of scotland should stay mostly —— mostly dry, but it looksuk into northern ireland and if we follow their progress of that rain through the afternoon, it pushes its way northern and eastwards. it doesn't look particularly heavy in the east but it will be for many of us, the first damp day for some time. again for scotland, mostly dry. not especially warm. it may reach double figures. next week will stay and settled with bands of rain and strong winds at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. welcome to the white house. theresa may becomes the first overseas leader to hold face—to—face talks with president trump. trade was top of the agenda, as well as strengthening the special relationship between the uk and the us. a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world and our relationship has never been stronger. i am convinced that a trade deal between the us and the uk is in the national interest of both can trees and will cement the special relationship that exists between us. president trump also said he'll visit the uk lat

northern ireland should see sunshine and north—west scotland. middle of next week, tuesday and wednesday, that we start to see a breakdown in the weather from the west. with just one day left until donald trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the united states, preparations are in full swing, but can he deliver the jobs and trade that he promised? this week we‘ve been taking a road trip through the heart of america on route 45. today, breakfast‘sjon kay is in tupelo, mississippi, the birthplace of elvis presley, to hear their hopes for the next four years. one last practice before heading to washington. tonight, the tupelo high school band will be travelling 900 miles from mississippi to the capital to play at president trump‘s inauguration. your face is going to ache. you think so? what are you most excited about? just to march in the parade and go to washington for the first time. what do you think of your new president? um... donald trump got 60% of the votes in this state. the students might be playing for him, but that doesn‘t mean they

further north and west, quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain continuing for the north—west corner of scotlandhowers through tomorrow night as well. some could have a wintry edge across the idols. across the north—west islands of scotland, a nip of frost. the forecast for wednesday, cold air moving down from the north sea. as that works in, plenty of showers forming over the relatively warm seas dot the good news, most showers should stayjust away from the east coast, one to perhaps a grazing the coastline. a cloudy day but sunshine coming out. as it does, temperatures go down, it will be a cold day for northern half of the uk. sharp frost though dry on thursday. cloudy, wet and windy but milder as well. temperatures in glasgow reaching double figures by the end of the week. that's your forecast. welcome to newsday. the headlines turkish officials say this is the suspect being hunted by police over the attack on a nightclub in istanbul. an islamic state says he is one of their followers. stories of some of the victims begin to emerge. 39 people died in the nightclub on new year's eve. i am in

west. a milder day for eastern england and eastern scotland compared to late. nd. in the uk we are looking at maybe severe gales over western and southern coastal areas. rain from time to time. not much of rain left by the afternoon. but it'll be a mild and windy day. that wet and windy weather moves away. and this is the headache towards the end of the week. low—pressure approaching our shores. what will happen, where will it go, will it develop? some computer models are running this area to the south of us. running this area to the south of us. less impact but that scenario is less likely. the more likely scenario is for the low pressure to deepen, develop, and turn to the north, head towards the uk and that will give us more impact. wet weather, but also windy weather, particularly towards the south. gusts up to 80 mph. wet and windy weather moving to the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8: after worldwide protests the home secretary calls president trump's travel ban wrong, saying it could help so—called islamic state to recruit supporters. isil and

cloud will be thick enough to bring some rain across the west of scotland and it will be breezy, but of scotland remaining into double figures for a few days to come. you can find out more on the bbc weather website or on your smartphone bbc weather up. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at three: the prime minster warns gps in england they must open for longer to meet patient demand or risk losing funding. doctors' leaders have hit back. clearly, we know what the reasons for the problems are. the reasons are, we have too few doctors, lower than in any other part of europe, we have too few hospital beds, we have cuts in social care. jeremy corbyn warns the social care system is at serious risk of breakdown and, if labour wins the next election, failing private care homes will be taken into public ownership. this man was somebody special

the west of scotland also sees clouds. not a lot of rain to speak of.o northern england a lot of low cloud here. with fog on the hills and rain. to the east of that rain in hull it could be chilly. the band of rain does not move quickly. it becomes lighter and more patchy as we enter the afternoon. there will be a range of temperatures through the afternoon. still chilly for east anglia and the south—east with five or six degrees. in the west that temperatures will reach double figures. through the evening some rain is moving across the west of scotland in particular. the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning in the far south—east but that is where the best of the sunshine will be. elsewhere cloudy with patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. the range of temperatures from quite chilly to relatively mild in the north. as you go through tuesday evening there is still a little patchy rain for some central parts of the uk but that will not amount to too much. a lot of dry and fa

some breaks in the cloud for north west scotland and northern ireland.ea. taking a while to clear away. elsewhere, brightening up and you may actually see some sunshine before we get a bit of rain into the south—west and northern ireland later. tipuric is miles, milder than recent. heading into thursday, this is the big area of low pressure heading our way. tracking to the west of ireland, across ireland, but west of ireland, across ireland, but we will find gales likely around irish coasts, and into southern parts of england as well. a windy day for all of us, very mild with rain around. that is not the biggest issue, i suspect. rain around. that is not the biggest issue, isuspect. that rain around. that is not the biggest issue, i suspect. that area of low pressure will move away and then we have to look at this next one, over towards new york. here routers, towards new york. here routers, towards early friday. and it could develop into a storm. a lot of uncertainty about this. some computer models take the centre of low pressure through the english ch

not a great day across south—west scotland and southern scotla nd south—west scotland and southern scotland9 south—west may not drop below eight or 9 degrees. on saturday, the odd spot of rain and drizzle. generally a grey start to the weekend for many. misty over the hills. the exception will be northern scotland where there will be sunny spells after a foggy start. we do it all again into sunday. frost for parts of scotla nd again into sunday. frost for parts of scotland but sunshine in eastern areas and also for eastern england. sunday will be a cloudy day, patchy rain or drizzle sunday will be a cloudy day, patchy rain ordrizzle in sunday will be a cloudy day, patchy rain or drizzle in the west and temperatures above where they should be at this time of year. whilst we experienced temperatures into double figures, spare a thought for those in eastern europe. daytime highs of this weekend may only be around minus ten 2—20d. now that is cold! that really is. thank goodness we don‘t have that. if you‘re under 20 years old then you‘re unlikely to have any memory of what happened in new york

wet weather across the north—west of scotland.y ‘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 significant. sunshine coming back. download the temperatures with highs of around a—7 celsius across the top half. until such an on thursday. a change in the weather for friday turning wet and windy but milder. highs in glasgow reaching ten by friday. that's your weather. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: so—called islamic state says one of its followers carried out the new year nightclub attack in turke

fog but will introduce wet and windy weather for scotland and northern ireland, spreading southwards and eastwards and lively winds across the north wester with a rain arrives later in the afternoon. into arrives later in the afternoon. into a cold spell briefly for the latter stage of monday into tuesday, midweek the mild atlantic air pushes backin midweek the mild atlantic air pushes back in with cloud and some occasional rain but then the blue colours come back later in the week and a surge further south, although it to other parts of western europe. next week not only will we see the wind picked up from monday, that will be no small feature and a big difference to last week, and it will cool —— turned cold and wintry foursome with snow. —— foursome. the headlines at 8.30pm.

cloudy and damp weather progressing off the irish sea perhaps into northern ireland and south—west scotlandll have rather more cloud around, but the best of the clear skies will be further south. another chilly feeling day, temperature is not getting perhaps above three degrees. seven or 9 degrees if you are lucky in some southern cities. monday morning fog becomes the main concern, quite extensive becomes the main concern, quite exte ns ive a cross becomes the main concern, quite extensive across central and southern parts of engine and wales, certainly one to watch out for because it could well cause some problems to travel, destruction i think definitely on the cards particularly tuesday morning. we will keep an eye on. so watch out for warnings for england and wales. later in the week the fog lifting as the breeze begins to pick up, many central and eastern areas staying dry but later in the week we will see some rain in north—western parts of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: 0rganisers in washington say half a million people have joined a protest led by women against the

further rain in the north west of scotland this evening, very windy conditions, especially gci’oss veryditions, especially across scotland and northern ireland. wet and windy start to the working week. across england and wales, holding onto the cloud, and the murky conditions, but through the murky conditions, but through the course of monday the weather front the course of monday the weather fro nt m oves the course of monday the weather front moves to the south—east and that opens the day for a wet and windy spell and a fairly unsettled week ahead. this is bbc news. in a moment, dateline london, first, let's look at the headlines. the queen is attending church after missing services over christmas and new year because of a heavy cold. the israeli ambassador in london has apologised after an embassy official was filmed saying he wanted to take down the foreign office minister, sir alan duncan, who is a strong critic of jewish settlements. theresa may is promising a far—reaching programme of social reform to tackle the everyday injustices experienced by working families. the average amo

, chilly enough and this blob of relatively less cold air is heading in the direction of north—west scotlandrs, the buzz majority of the uk has a beautiful sunny day out there. let's look at the middle of there. let's look at the middle of the afternoon, in scotland a different story, not so sunny and cloud in western areas, some rain and chilly at four or 5 degrees in the lowlands. similar in belfast, wherever you are today it will be on the colder side. temperatures into low single figures but wherever you are, it is sunny down here. now, this is try out which makes it feel colder than the temperature actually suggests —— dry air. it will be feeling better. this area are applied pressure means that clear skies across england and wales, and off the atlantic brings in cloud. some blue here, widespread frost on the way and some icy patches develop like last night. these temperatures are right in the middle of cities, meaning that everywhere in these rural areas could mean it is colder. for 5 degrees so tomorrow morning, a real ha rd for 5 degrees so tomorrow morning, a real hard frost for man

the west of scotland also sees clouds. not a lot of rain to speak of.—east, into northern england a lot of low cloud here. with fog on the hills and rain. to the east of that rain in hull it could be chilly. the band of rain does not move quickly. it becomes lighter and more patchy as we enter the afternoon. there will be a range of temperatures through the afternoon. still chilly for east anglia and the south—east with five or six degrees. in the west that temperatures will reach double figures. through the evening some rain is moving across the west of scotland in particular. the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning in the far south—east but that is where the best of the sunshine will be. elsewhere cloudy with patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. the range of temperatures from quite chilly to relatively mild in the north. as you go through tuesday evening there is still a little patchy rain for some central parts of the uk but that will not amount to too much. a lot of

we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland. 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 parts. looking at the weather charts as they change through tuesday and wednesday, we still have high pressure with us, but it is kind of reorientating, allowing a blast of colder air to work down from the north sea. with that colder air, the blues you can see on the chart, will have plenty of showers forming but the good news is most of those showers should be steered away from the coastline by these brisk north north—westerly winds. elsewhere we have a weak front moving southwards across northern ireland, england and wales, on wednesday, bringing with it a lot of cloud, one or two light spots of rain but nothing particularly significant. as tha

winds will carry a lot of showers, particularly to west of scotla nd showers, particularly to west of scotland clears through overnight and then we're into a run of westerly winds which will carry further showers particularly to the north and west. temperatures close to freezing in one or two places but they will not be too much in the wa ke they will not be too much in the wake of widespread frost. tuesday, things will cloud up from the west. the cloud will generate some bands of rain pushing in and introduce some milder air search average is beginning to ease, double figures in some western areas by the end of the day. by wednesday it is all change again. mild across southern areas but further north will have a cold front heading southwards. that is a sign of things to come because we will see a plunge of arctic air from mid week onwards. a shock to the system for some, maybe some rain along the south coast but behind that, it turns much colder with snow in northern areas on thursday. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00. the prime minister appears to accept that lea

west. for scotland and northern ireland, cloudy but milder. oss the far north—west of scotland. as we hit into thursday, we will draw air in around the high—pressure from a cold sores indeed. the part of europe which has been freezing for some days now. this air is going to have a rain bite by the time it reaches our shores on thursday. it was the really quite raw in that wind. the snow flurry of a lot of dry weather. the main theme will be the chill. temperatures in some places across central and eastern parts of the uk will struggle to get above freezing. if the ad on the wind then it will be colder than that, despite the fact many others will see some sunshine. into friday, still pretty chilly in the wind. especially across britain and eastern areas. milder south and west. a bit of patchy rain around, though no greater months. as we go into the weekend, weather fronts will try to stagger in off the atlantic. the timing of these features and the position of the really difficult to nail down. do not take the position of these globs of blue lit

england, wales and west scotland. and east yorkshire this afternoon. most will stay dry, chilly in the sunshine or not, the wind coming off the sea. not much wind tonight, leading to some frost and fog. especially across england and wales, particularly towards the south—east and midlands. a bit more hit and miss further north, clear skies developing into monday morning. cater for developing into monday morning. caterfor some developing into monday morning. cater for some frost first thing. the fog could slow your journey across the midlands and the south—east in the morning and could linger into the afternoon. it will clear the most, the morning cloud will break up and it should be a lovely, sunny monday afternoon. this is bbc news. i'm gavin esler. the headlines at midday. theresa may won't say whether she knew about a failed trident missile test when mps were voting to renew the weapons system. i absolute faith in our missiles. when i made that speech in the house of commons, we were talking about whether or not we

breezy for parts of scotland and windy to the northern isles. rain for the north—westacross the west of england too. to the south it should stay dry with more wintry sunshine, similarto stay dry with more wintry sunshine, similar to today. temperatures milder, up to between 5—9. high pressure that dominates things through much of the week. we have this cold front slowly sinking south through the middle part of the week. wednesday, that will open the doors again for wednesday, that will open the doors againfora wednesday, that will open the doors again for a plunge of colder air to come down from the arctic, particularly affecting east coasts of scotla nd particularly affecting east coasts of scotland and eastern england. anywhere around the north sea coasts exposed to that breeze will feel chilly, perhaps the odd shower, but plenty of wintry sunshine. further south—west, perhaps more cloud for wednesday. wherever you are, it's a relatively quiet day. temperatures between four to nine. with high pressure staying around, thursday looks largely dry with some sunshine. by

some parts of eastern scotland are faring reasonably well. more clout in the westot as strong as they are overnight. a bit of rain over the pennines in the morning. to the east of the pennines, much of eastern england should have a dry and bright start. a bit more clout at times in the midlands and certainly cloudier across wales. but generally, central and eastern areas should have a reasonable start to the day. further north and west, we have that cloud and rain working further eastwards into the afternoon. after a chilly start, single figures for most places. but you might get double figures for the channel islands in the south—west of england. through the evening, there might be rain for a time in the south—east. then another batch of rain were its way into the north—west. during the middle of the week, there will be lots of isobars on the chart, meaning it is going to be windy. you can follow those towards greenland and iceland. so it will be cold air on wednesday, bringing cold showers. they will not be rain showers, but wintry showers over the north and west

central and eastern scotland will see sunshine and a bit more cloud in the west.tart and maybe a bit misty too across the northern ireland and for most of england and wales that's the way it will be as well. a lot of low cloud, it's quite low cloud sitting on the hills. there will still be some rain and drizzle left over from overnight along the south coast and into the south—west of england. that's going to dawdle in the south—west corner through much of saturday in actualfact. one or two heavy bursts perhaps first thing. away from here a lot of dry weather, a few spots of drizzle around some western hills, maybe getting a bit more sunshine in the north of england, especially over in the east of the pennines, possibly the best of blue skies across central and eastern scotland. pretty cloudy elsewhere but we may get temperatures in double figures. and again, no realfrost problems overnight because there's too much cloud saturday night into sunday morning. again some mist and some hill fog. the odd spot of rain still towards the south—west perhaps and around some o

we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland.mperatures — 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 parts. looking at the weather charts as they change through tuesday and wednesday, we still have high pressure with us, but it is kind of reorientating, allowing a blast of colder air to work down from the north sea. with that colder air, the blues you can see on the chart, will have plenty of showers forming but the good news is most of those showers should be steered away from the coastline by these brisk north north—westerly winds. elsewhere we have a weak front moving southwards across northern ireland, england and wales, on wednesday, bringing with it a lot of cloud, one or two light spots of rain but nothing particularly

elsewhere, temperatures —6 or maybe lower and some mist and fog patches in the west country and parts of scotlandwith mild air towards the end of the week. we will get more of an atlantic influence with the weather fronts across the uk to bring outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines at 2pm... britain's top diplomat to the eu, sir ivan rogers, resigns, and he had been expected to play a key role in the brexit talks. a man is shot dead by police near the m62 in huddersfield. he's been named locally as yasser yaqub. in turkey police make 12 arrests as they continue their hunt for the gunman who killed 39 people at a nightclub. in the next hour... marking the 100th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war... the battle of passchendaele claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of allied and german soldiers. special events will take place over the summer. and, going full circle: how vinyl is making comeback, with sales last year reaching a 25—year high.

there is more cloud, so the sunshine will turn has hazier through the west of scotland in the afternoonia down to kent, maybe a little further west and that could prove to be freezing fog. meanwhile, the weather front will bring rain across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and also north—west england and also north—west wales. we picked that up tomorrow as it continues its descent south—eastwards. the fog we have will be slow to lift and some will just lift into low cloud. in the south—east corner it will be quite a cold day ahead, and quite great, and at times it will be dank. meanwhile the rain is heading southwards, some of it heavy and persistent across parts of yorkshire and the east midlands. behind it some brighter skies, hill fog and a few showers that look at the temperatures come away from the south—east the temperature start to pick up. on saturday, the rain goes away, behind it dry weather and one or two showers here and there but most of us showers here and there but most of us will miss them all together and we will see some sunshine. the overriding thing is

we do have some wet weather on and off through the day across the north—west of scotland.e 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 parts. looking at the weather charts as they change through tuesday and wednesday, we still have high pressure with us, but it is kind of reorientating, allowing a blast of colder air to work down from the north sea. with that colder air, the blues you can see on the chart, will have plenty of showers forming but the good news is most of those showers should be steered away from the coastline by these brisk north north—westerly winds. elsewhere we have a weak front moving southwards across northern ireland, england and wales, on wednesday, bringing with it a lot of cloud, one or two

scotland and northern ireland. there will be some showers and west of scotland and northern ireland and some showers from northern england and wales. more cloud in england and wales than we have had today. a cold day after the frosty start. further north, temperatures in scotland and northern ireland should be higher than today. this is bbc news. the headlines. a second girl has died following a hit—and—run incident on new year's eve. zaneta krokova died in hospital this morning. her cousin helina kotlarova died at the scene in oldham, greater manchester. four men have been arrested. anti—terror police in turkey say they've arrested eight people in connection with the new year's attack on a nightclub in istanbul which left 39 people dead. the suspected gunman is still thought to be at large. rail passengers are facing higher fares across the uk as average price increases of 2.3% are introduced on the first weekday of the new year. i think it's a disgrace particularly because the railways aren't that efficient. there's always delays. jeremy corbyn could step down if labour's fortunes do not improve before the next general

of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland but chilly despiterning. wednesday and thursday, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine if you are lucky. hello — this is bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines at 7.30pm: northern ireland is to hold new elections, following the collapse of its power—sharing executive. secretary of state, james brokenshire, has set the date for march 2nd. the us president—elect, donald trump, has promised a "quick and fair" trade deal with britain. theresa may will be making a major speech on brexit tomorrow morning. an inquest into the deaths of 30 britons on a beach in tunisia in 2015, has heard local security units were deliberately slowed down, to delay their arrival at the scene. doctors have warned some patients in england are facing ‘dangerous' delays in getting specialist treatment — because they're being held back by referral management centres. little more on our top story now. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, has announced that a snap assembly election will be held on the second of march, after

west facing coats. some hill fog as well. in scotland, lighterwinds west facing coats. some hill fog as well. n east anglia, three degrees is not going to feel very pleasant. overnight, not in the way of change in the story. the west divide continues. the weather front continues to bring cloud and rain. look at the temperatures, not falling very far with loads of nine degrees. it could be chilly with early—morning frost and it could be some patchy frog. elsewhere, elsewhere east of —— elsewhere than east of england, some news and drivel. —— useless drizzle. double—digit out to the west. five degrees likely. a struggling, chilly day again in east anglia. we're back with the headlines at eight o'clock. first, let's get all the latest technology news with spencer kelly and the team — here's click. driving stateside can be a liberating experience. wide roads, big trucks, massive cars, but at a desert bottleneck like las vegas, it can be ever so slightly frustrating. beep, beep! come on. but today i'm driving an audi with a little more brainpower under the hood, sorry, bonnet. on my dashboard here

by 10am, some sunshine in scotland, still a few showers in the west. across northern ireland, wales and southern england as well. now, moving through sunday, this area of rain associated with a frontal system works its way gradually eastwards across much of the country. some uncertainty about exactly how far north it gets. it looks like scotland should avoid most of the wet weather, and temperatures between around four to 10 degrees. it is looking that bit milder than it has been for the past week or two. heading in towards monday, once we lose the first front from sunday, we will start to see another front working in from the west. but before it gets there, actually, many places having a good deal of dry weather through the course of monday. with the south—westerly breeze, temperatures much milder, but more unsettled and wet weather on the way as we head into much of the week ahead. goodbye for now. the latest headlines from bbc news. the british prime minister theresa may has become the first foreign leader to hold talks with president donald trump a

somewhat milder wind pushing in from the north—west, carrying some showers, principally to the west of scotland through tuesday, a lot more cloud around. some showery rain for a time, on a stiff old breeze, especially across the north of scotland. some of this cloud will filter its way down across england and wales. but, bar the odd shower, actually, still plenty of dry weather, with some sunshine across these more southern and eastern areas. after that chilly start, temperatures slow to recover, but a degree or so higher than they will be today. but on wednesday we see some cold air coming back in again, particularly into the more northern and eastern areas. here the best of the sunshine. further south and west, we will hold onto a bit more cloud. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: caught on camera — cctv footage of the moment the gunman launched his attack on party—goers in an istanbul nightclub. a huge manhunt continues. questions for indonesia, after 23 people are killed when fire breaks out on a crowded ferry

by 10am, some sunshine in scotland, still a few showers in the west.e. looks like that rain will push in across northern ireland, wales and southern england as well. now, moving through sunday, this area of rain associated with a frontal system works its way gradually eastwards across much of the country. some uncertainty about exactly how far north it gets. it looks like scotland should avoid most of the wet weather, and temperatures between around four to 10 degrees. it is looking that bit milder than it has been for the past week or two. heading in towards monday, once we lose the first front from sunday, we will start to see another front working in from the west. but before it gets there, actually, many places having a good deal of dry weather through the course of monday. with the south—westerly breeze, temperatures much milder, but more unsettled and wet weather on the way as we head into much of the week ahead. goodbye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's tom donk

then some rain turning up across the west of scotland on a freshening breeze. up to ten degrees is typical. it turns chillier into the early pa rt typical. it turns chillier into the early part of next week. later next week, some of us seeing some snow. backin week, some of us seeing some snow. back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: nhs england has rejected claims by the red cross that hospitals and ambulance services are experiencing a "humanitarian crisis" because of winter pressures. the governor of florida says the gunman who killed five people at fort lauderdale airport will be brought tojustice. a 26—year—old army veteran has been arrested. at least 43 people have been killed by a lorry bomb in the northern syrian town of azaz. talks between london underground and the tssa union are continuing at the conciliation service acas. the rmt union have left the talks. a 24—hour strike is set to start on sunday evening. now on bbc news, the travel show. cuba is at a turning point. last year saw the end of decades of isolation from the usa,