at rain before coming to the north—west scotland. at - rain through parts of moves into the... t and windy in north—west scotla nd areas, wet and windy in north—west scotland once again. it is still mild. that is a major theme of the weekend, another one will be a good deal of cloud and limited sunshine. not a huge amount of rain, but the bulk of that falling a time. and all the time to the northern half of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: in an extraordinary and lengthy press conference president trump attacks the media, says a new immigration executive order will be signed next week, and denies personal links will be signed next week, and denies personal links with russia. i have not even made a phone call to russia, i just don't have anybody to speak to. the facebook founder mark zuckerberg tells the bbc he fears millions of people are withdrawing from the globally connected world as fake news and extremist views online have damaged public debate. southern rail passengers face more commuter misery as members of the train drivers' union, aslef reject a deal to

west england. into the western scotland. that is tending to ease. most of this with a dry afternoon. still mild. t starting to push its way southwards late saturday into sunday. not much rain left on it. breezy for us all for part two of the weekend on sunday, and another wet weather system approaching north—west scotla nd system approaching north—west scotland here. elsewhere, it will we mainly dry. sunny spells. if this all mile. on monday, quite a bit of rain coming into parts of north—west scotland. breezy across the board, but even milder on monday. especially down the east side of the uk. why? we are in between a warm front and a warm front. this is cold one sector. it doesn't necessarily come with a huge amount of sunshine, but certainly a mild feel to things as we start the week. and that is why maybe across some spots in the ease, we could get to 16 or 17 celsius, but behind the warm front, there follows a cold front. temperatures will eventually come down. they may rise again and then come down again. this is all part and parcel of our active weather. the jet stream just nudges a little

a bit of sunshine in north—west scotland. the rest of us are in north—west scotland.oment. in the higher routes the snow is falling thick and fast in some spots, given along by quite a stiff wind is wobbled a bit with a strong brand you are today. quite gusty winds of it is colder than the temperatures suggest. it is quite bitter, quite for their today and tonight there is further patchy rain, speed and snow to be hard but most of it dies away as the night goes on. just left by deleting parts of scotla nd goes on. just left by deleting parts of scotland and north east england. the wind stays up. a fair amount of drought. temperatures close to freezing in some spots. especially at north—west scotland. tomorrow is at north—west scotland. tomorrow is a sunny day. southern and western parts of the uk. plenty of cloud three is discovered weather it's patchy light rain and hillside to be had. a windy day, really gusty winds and the west of wales in particular were because these gusts in excess of 70 mild an hour. 11 celsius in plymouth but the rest of us with an cold in the

up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop asll hover around freezing. now, into saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined to high levels. at low levels more likely rain and sleet by the afternoon. those temperatures though still not particularly impressive — 3, a or 5 degrees. we might get all the way up to 6 or 7, particularly in the south on sunday but that will be coupled with strong winds so it is still going to feel chilly. and that wind will have a big part to play as we go into the start of next week. because we are going to switch the direction a little bit — more of a south—easterly wind and that should slowly bu

up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop asnto saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined to high levels. at low levels more likely rain and sleet by the afternoon. those temperatures though still not particularly impressive — 3, 4 or 5 degrees. we might get all the way up to 6 or 7, particularly in the south on sunday but that will be coupled with strong winds so it is still going to feel chilly. and that wind will have a big part to play as we go into the start of next week. because we are going to switch the direction a little bit — more of a south—easterly wind and that should slowly but surely because those temperatu

some sunshine in north—west scotland summit everywhere is great, dull and damp. s largely dry to the west of northern ireland. some sleet and snow over the night and more tends to be snow in the pennines and the district. strengthening wind overnight as well. severe frost in north—west scotland. close to freezing elsewhere. i see in places. some snow falling to quite low levels in parts of north—east england, the east midlands and east anglia going into sunday morning. a light covering of snow in places, not just light covering of snow in places, notjust on light covering of snow in places, not just on the light covering of snow in places, notjust on the higher ground. sunday will be another cloudy day from most places, outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow once again. perhaps feeling even colder tomorrow in a stronger wind. more weather for you coming up in half an hour. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's considering a "brand new" executive travel order after his initial attempt was overturned by the federal courts. his current order st

east scotla nd rain for west scotland. east scotland holding on the brighter weather. dry here in london, but for blackburn rovers against manchester united, some low cloud threatenling skies, you could getan cloud threatenling skies, you could get an odd spot of drizzle. we will see a band of rain push southwards so see a band of rain push southwards $03 see a band of rain push southwards soa mild see a band of rain push southwards so a mild night though, with cloudy sky, the temperatures staying up between nine and 11, warmer than it should be during the daytime, tomorrow, a band of rain pushing south washed, watch out for windy weather in the north east. mild with highs of 1a degrees or so. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get a pay rise of up to £5,000. this will take time. it's not somethingy can sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit people, it takes time to bring those people on. iraqi forces say they have captured several villages on the first day of their offensive to re

above 300 me to some significant snow, and some sunshine in north—west scotland. going on. northern ireland will have some as well this evening. overnight, rain, sleet and snow fades away, just left in north—east scotla nd fades away, just left in north—east scotland and north east england. most scotland and north east england. m ost pla ces scotland and north east england. most places dry at the end of the night. a patchy frost but parts of north—west scotland where it is clear, down to —54 minus six. monday brings in sunny weather in across southern and western parts of the uk. still plenty of cloud in the eastern england, yorkshire, north—east england and into eastern scotland. still some light rain in eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gales eastern scotland. a windy day where ever you are but gates in western parts and the west of wales. up to anglesey they could see gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. 11 in plymouth. most of us fall well short of that and feeling cold in the wind. on tuesday, cloudy skies, a weather front approaching western a

cloud spilling into scotland but still some sunshine towards the west and north—west.rs around and a dusting of snow here and there. central and eastern areas in particular. the threat of some icy patches, because even if you are under cloud, temperatures will be very close to freezing as the air is getting colder and colder. with stronger winds on friday it will feel colder still. again, some wintry showers, some snow flurries inland. rain or sleet along the coast. a little peep of sunshine on the western fringes of england and wales, the best of the sunshine in north—west scotland. temperatures 3-4, north—west scotland. temperatures 3—4, and over the hills below freezing all day. it will feel cold and it continues to feel cold on saturday. again you can see eastern areas of england seeing most of the wintry showers. more in the way of sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, where the winds are that bit lighter. the winds tend to pick up bit lighter. the winds tend to pick up across bit lighter. the winds tend to pick up across england and wales on sunday. perhaps

north—west scotland having some sunny skies this afternoon, but elsewhere are plenty of cloud.intry weather affecting parts of northern england, where we are going to see some significant snow in the higher parts of the peak district and pennines. this is the picture at three o'clock this afternoon. temperatures actually may be a degree or so higher compared with yesterday, but then again the wind is a little bit stronger and so it does feel every bit as cold as it did yesterday. some of the highest routes will be affected by this snow falling, through the peak district in the pennines. some of itjust pepping up a bit over the next few hours. a lot of dry weather into northern ireland and actually for many of us across the western side and in the north of scotland. into tonight, further patchy rain, sleet and snow to be had. by the end of the night that's reallyjust confined to parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, whereas elsewhere it will be turning dryer. stays very breezy overnight. temperatures will fall off a bit, but only a patchy frost. that's most reliable

up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop as showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined to high levels. at low levels more likely rain and sleet by the afternoon. those temperatures though still not particularly impressive — 3, 4 or 5 degrees. we might get all the way up to 6 or 7, particularly in the south on sunday but that will be coupled with strong winds so it is still going to feel chilly. because we are going to switch the direction a little bit — more of a south—easterly wind and that should slowly but surely because those temperatures to rise. that's all for now. hello, i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. the federal ‘s appeals court in the

a short lived spell of snowfall west scotland, mainly in the hills above 200 metres elevation.y dry until after dark. plenty of dry weather and sunshine to east wales, the midlands, central and southern england east anglia. 0vernight this rain will push some ,;, ii" fell. 25.25.1221; ,f:f;£—zi . for 151 ii" p111 251—111—221? 1511721221 . for northern 151 1?" p111 21—11??? 1? 1511721221 . f northern rn as ‘airuolks in overnight. as milder air works in any hills and i will go higher and higher up the mountain. increasingly wet weather falling here through the night. in southern parts of england it stays dry. a mild night for most, milder than it was last night. looking at the weekend's weather, quite unsettled. my lord, windy but some rain to content with. the rain will be heavy across the northwest. these weather fronts pretty active and with the south—westerly wind really targeting cumbria and south—west scotland, here we could see rain of around 60 millimetres. enough to cause some localised flooding and some strong winds as well. gales and perhaps even severe gales for a time

gales develop again in north—west scotland.h this weather system coming in we have a flow of milder coming back into the uk. that is how we start the weekend and throughout the week and for most of us throughout the week and for most of us it will be on the mild side. it will be quite windy and there will be some rain around at times but not all the time. i will show you saturday now, so we can see what to expect, a windy start with outbreaks of rain spreading south eastwards. heavy as towards the hills of scotland, moving into cumbria. easing a little bit into the afternoon. brighter skies with a few showers. very little rain reaching south—east england. eastern areas generally not seeing as much rain as you would see further west. for part two of the weekend on sunday we see another weather system coming in taking outbreaks of rain south eastwards with the breeze as well. very little in the south—east england and notice that the temperatures for many of us are in two double figures. it will be calling to the start of next wee

north—west scotland under clear spells and temperatures as low as —10 degrees.eather front of works into these picture, the weather may become more organised and through the day we are likely to seek some rain and also sleet and snow. the air turning a little bit less cold so the snow becoming confined to high levels. rain and sleet on the levels. we might get all the way up to six or seven particularly in the south on sunday but that will be coupled with a strong wind so it will still feel chilly. the wind will have a big pa rt chilly. the wind will have a big part to play at the start of next week. more of a south—easterly wind and that should slowly but surely cause those temperatures to rise. that's all for now. fellow. i am kasia madera with bbc world news. the top story. a federal appeals court in the united states has refused to reinstate president trump's ban on travellers from several mainly muslim countries from entering the us. it was stopped last week by a judge in seattle after two us states argued it was unconstitutional. the president has responde

patchy frost but that will be more into the parts of north—west scotland. cloudy and down to eat in scotland, a bitter pill is not to be found here. really gusty winds are especially across western parts of wales. 60 or 70 especially across western parts of wales. 60 or70 mph especially across western parts of wales. 60 or 70 mph gusts are possible. double temperature figures are arriving in the south. it will be milder later in the week, more about that in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news with carole walker. the headlines at 11.30am: north korea fires a ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan — the first such test since donald trump became us president. mr trump has assured japan's prime minister shinzo abe that "america stands behind, its great ally, 100%". the commons speaker, john bercow, insists his impartiality hasn't been

some sunshine in north—west scotland summit everywhere is great, dull and damp. r the night and more tends to be snow in the pennines and the district. strengthening wind overnight as well. severe frost in north—west scotland. close to freezing elsewhere. i see in places. some snow falling to quite low levels in parts of north—east england, the east midlands

close to freezing suggest a patchy frost but more especially into those clearer parts of north—west scotlanday. still cloudy though. still a bit of rain and hills now affecting parts of eastern scotland. a windy day for all but especially into western parts of wales with some gusts around 60 or 70 mild an hour possible. hello, this is bbc news with carole walker. the headlines at 12.30pm: north korea fires a ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan — the first such test since donald trump became us president. mr trump has assured japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, that "america stands behind, its great ally, 100%".

parts of north and west scotland and northern ireland will see sunshine through this afternoon. d. into the afternoon, on the higher ground there will be sleet and snow. there could be the odd bit of sleet mixed in with the rain elsewhere. a predominantly grey picture. the wind increasing the north—easterly wind. it will feel a good deal colder. it is a day to wrap up well if you are heading off to the big match in cardiff. early sleet and snow this morning will be turning back to patchy rain and drizzle. the wind will continue to strengthen tonight. some further rain and drizzle and hell sleet and snow. in northern scotland and the far south—west of england could have a frost. the cold comes from the wind more than anything else. the wind more than anything else. the wind is strongerfor wind more than anything else. the wind is stronger for sunday bringing lots of cloud, further patchy rain, drizzle and hill sleet and snow. it isa drizzle and hill sleet and snow. it is a day which will come with added chill because of the strength of the wind which will touch bail force chill be

up to the north—west, particularly north—west scotland, under clear spells, temperatures could drop as around freezing. now, into saturday, remember the wintry showers we have been experiencing, well, on saturday morning, as this weather front works into the picture, this area of rain, sleet and snow may become a little more organized, a little more wide—spread, so through the day we are likely to see some rain, yes, but also some sleet and snow spreading westwards. however, as the day goes on, the air will turn a little bit less cold so the snow will increasingly become confined to high levels. at low levels more likely rain and sleet by the afternoon. those temperatures though still not particularly impressive — 3, 4 or 5 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. the top stories: a major legal setback for donald trump. the federal appeals court refuses to reinstate his travel ban. "see you in court". the president hits back, saying the security of our nation is at stake. a punch—up in south africa's parliament over president zuma's s

brightness in the west of northern ireland but in north—west scotland especially we keep the clear skiess, peak district and tomorrow morning really starting to pile up here above 350 metres, 10-15 to pile up here above 350 metres, 10—15 centimetres is possible. for the ground parts of the east midlands and east anglia, we could see a few centimetres of snow tonight. their wintry scene for some of us tomorrow morning. plenty of cloud tomorrow with further outbreaks of rain, sleet or snow. temperatures not far above freezing but when you factor in the wind it is going to feel colder and there is milder weather on the horizon. more on that in half an hour. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. we have just been watching your antics in snowdonia. amazing fun in the end. lots of fun ahead in the rugby union, one of the biggest days in the six nations calendar, as wales try to take england down to size, and our correspondent is at the municipality stadium. so much in this build—up has been about eddiejones and his comments, but it is a massive occ

maybe some of that pushing towards northern ireland and south—west scotland. touch of frost in some northern glens. but, at least for you, you'll probably see the best of the sunshine through the day. same too for northern ireland for awhile. further south, we will have the weather front pushes northwards and eastwards as the day wears on. and again, some of it could be heavy towards the midlands and in towards the south—east, potentially some heavy bursts for northern counties of england, too. a mild feel to things here. a little bit cooler further north, but you've got the sunshine, so it will compensate. now, that weather front pushes off in towards the north sea. things turns drier for england and wales. winds turn light as well. a cool night, maybe a little bit of mist and fog to start thursday morning. an area of low pressure will be sweeping to the north of scotland. so this will bring frequent showers to northern ireland and much of central and northern scotland and fairly strong, blustery winds. but for england and wales, actually, quite a quiet day.

a slice of sunshine for the likes of south—west scotland, northern ireland and wales, but then furtherlate in the day, and temperatures a touch milder than recent days, between around about 6—10 degrees. then, heading through into wednesday, a quieter day here. we've got that front in the eastjust fading away, so still quite cloudy towards the east, but it should be dry. some brighter skies, particularly for parts of wales, the south—west of england, too, and temperatures generally between around about 4—9 degrees on wednesday. and then, towards the end of the week, the milder air gets pushed away, and what we are going to see is colder conditions coming in from the east. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. upfront charges for so—called health tourists coming to england for treatment. overseas patients will be told to pay in advance for non—urgent care or could be turned away. it comes as winter pressures take their toll. the demand for beds sees the number of patients at nine out of ten hospitals in england reach unsafe levels. good morning, it's

west. keep a lot of cloud down the eastern side of the uk, still damp, drizzly into eastern scotland. winds with gales affecting parts of west wales and western england. gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour, in a few spots in west wales. 11 in plymouth. most fall well short. and factor in the wind for most. still a cold—feeling day. 0n for most. still a cold—feeling day. on tuesday, cloudier skies this time in the west as the weather front approaches with outbreaks of rain and showers. the best of theshine on tuesday looks to be across northern and eastern parts of the uk. gettingmilder this week. we will start to sees the winds as well later in the week. the combination of all of that, with a bit ofshine here and there, means it is going to be milder. —— with a bit of sunshine. double figures for more of us on wednesday onwards. not bone dry, or with a huge amount of sunshine but with a huge amount of sunshine but with some sunny spells and a chance ofa with some sunny spells and a chance of a further showers later on in the week. more online. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley, the hea

west. scotland and northern ireland should feel quite well for most of the day. 70 mph on the south coast, more than that for the south coast, more than that for the channel islands and france. winds escalating into the evening. snow over higher grounds. perhaps the peak districts and pennines and into scotland. strongest winds hitting east anglia. moving northwards into scotland for the start of saturday another low— pressure start of saturday another low—pressure hot on its heels. stormy weather for france, wet weather for ourselves to stop. some sunshine hopefully. let us move forward into the second part of the weekend. possibly close to eastern scotland. we think at this stage the rain holds off. drierfor the scotland. we think at this stage the rain holds off. drier for the south and east. there could be some showers and brisk winds running along the side coast and a chilly start, frost potentially first thing on sunday morning. it does not look like a bad weekend particularly after what we have had to date and the potential leak stormy weather later in the

scotland. some showers in the south—west of england.re is not bad, between 5 degrees and nine celsius. the rugby today, the six nations getting under way. at murrayfield, rain, turning drier. starry skies at twickenham. temperatures will drop tonight, with a thrust taking hold and patchy fog developing. it will be quite a see in places. wet weather is moving north—east, and there will be some health snow with that. showers affecting parts of north—west scotland. temperatures close to freezing. there will be an icy start in places. more cloud around for england and wales. aguirre in and some snow on the hills. coastal showers in the uk, east and west. scotla nd showers in the uk, east and west. scotland getting a sunny, dry day, some showers for northern ireland. single figures for plaid cymru of the weekend. it may turn colder at the weekend. it may turn colder at the start of the week. we will keep an eye on that. thank you. from next week, all banks will have to offer an early warning system if customers are about to go overdrawn with

into the afternoon we hang on to some lovely sunshine in the west of scotland. s throughout the day. one or two showers in cornwall. it will still feel cold. the same for west wales. you will hang onto some sunshine but the rest of wales, fairly cloudy. northern ireland, a lot of the showers fading but still a few rogue ones left behind and bright spells or sunshine. through this evening and overnight, where we have clear skies, the north—western half of scotland, west wales, there will be some frost and you might have to scrape yorker first thing in the morning. elsewhere, although it will be cold, some frost around but we carry on with the wintry showers, so we carry on with the wintry showers, so there could be an issue with ice first thing. into tomorrow, that's how we start, on that cold node. still this cold easterly wind coming in. tomorrow there will be further snow showers, the same combination is today. sleet and rain in the east on the coast, inland snow. particularly so across 0rkney and shetland, where we could have up to six centimetres, two inches.

wiltshire, salisbury plain, through wales, across the irish sea and into northern ireland, maybe south—west scotland evening the weather front, they will slowly push towards the east, in the pennines and also the grampians. said weather front is going to stop when it reaches eastern areas of the uk. so here on tuesday, looking cloudy, there will be some rain through the day, of the north sea so i suspect in places like hull and norwich it will feel chilly and unpleasant, a nice day in belfast, very nice. then on wednesday it dries out, you can't see that weather front, it's dries out, you can't see that weatherfront, it's invisible, but it is falling apart, areas of cloud across the uk, some sunshine, temperatures beginning to drop, four and five in the east, hint of things to come on thursday, and on friday easterly winds and a chance that we are going to have wintry flurries, only light ones, as we head towards friday and into the weekend so we will have to wrap up. that's it from me. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: nhs under pressure — the number of people waiting more than 18 weeks fo

scotland was the touch of frost. a weather front giving drizzly rain the further west you are. g may slow you down for a time scotland, that fog may slow you down fora time in scotland, that fog may slow you down for a time in the morning. still damp and drizzly, patchy rain and maybe a fuse box into the midlands and down south—east england. either side of that, north—east england, parts of wales and south—east england, a bit brighter to start the day but they could be the odd fog patch as well. it looks like much of north and east scotland into northern england will stay fine with sunny spells. if you brighter breaks for wales, the west midlands in two parts of southern and south—west england. a lot of dry weather to be found, drizzly in scotland. some outbreaks of rain coming in later in the day. temperatures a degree down to head to today but the wind will be lighter and it may not feel too different. into the weekend, this weather front in the west, it's not a significant rainmaker but the further west and north—west you are, saturday begins there will be some outbreaks of r

sunshine in cumbria, brightness and eastern scotland but all the west rain in northern ireland and into western scotland this afternoon. that rain will continue eastwards overnight. a period of snow over the highlands before it turns back to rain. rain will cascade its way down across many areas. reaching... very little reaching southern counties, it will be mostly further north. temperatures will be on the rise here. under clear skies it will be quite a chilly night. tomorrow morning does not look that chilly. lots of rain around the more northern and western areas. it will improve across scotland and northern ireland, things will brighten up through the afternoon. showers across the far north—west, dribs and drabs further south, across england and wales at least. technically and mild today but with the wind and the rain it will not feel that pleasant, the wane —— the rain will be most obvious across parts of cumbria. some respite before it comes back on sunday. keeping our eye on rainfall through cumbria this weekend, the risk of some flooding. there are warnings in force, another wea

of scotland and brighter breaks in wales and the south—west, especially eastern scotland and north eastrain. a degree also down compared to today, not feeling too different. over the weekend, not a great deal going on, but occasional rain and showers for northern ireland, northern ireland and scotland. more about the weekend in halfan and scotland. more about the weekend in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines. the deal which promised to resolve the long—running rail strike on southern rail has collapsed — raising the prospect of further industrial action. train drivers voted against the recommendation of their own leaders, which was to accept the deal with the train company. the us secretary of state rex tillerson and his russian counterpart sergey lavrov have expressed their willingness to work together at the g20 summit in germany. the us will consider working with russia, if we can find areas that can benefit the american people. more arrests in malaysia in connection with the airport poisoning of the half brother of the north korean leader. researchers claim vitamin d supp

conditions gradually getting into central and southern england and maybe the north—west of england and south—western scotlando come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across the west but in the east, around six degrees. as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. it is heading back towards the west, wouldn't you know it, not the same intensity as of late and that will open the door eventually to some cold air which as we get on through thursday and friday, absolutely wins out so much that the cold assets across the british isles and the latter pa rt across the british isles and the latter part of the week with a mild airlurking in the latter part of the week with a mild air lurking in the atlantique. this is the difference it makes to the temperatures. no longer eight, nine and ten. it is three, four, five and six the many abuzz with the western fringe is pushing towards seven or eight degrees. a lot of cloud around. fairly lead in the skies and that cooling process continues on to thursday, two, three, four, five or so that cold easterly wind with a lot of cloud and the

snow mostly across the west of scotland. snow m ostly o n across the west of scotland.gh the morning. ahead of that, a lot of sunshine. the bright and sunny start for many. i wouldn't call up the odd shower from the word go, even some eastern counties of england. —— wouldn't rule out. you will need a few layers, because they'll be a notable breeze. judges will fall when the showers coming. these continue to track way south—eastwards. redbrick temperatures will fall. barring that, it brightens up —— behind that. dry weather here. not exactly warm, temperatures held in single figures nationwide. when showers, ron, they fall by a few degrees. we say goodbye to this chap. as we head into tuesday, we look to the south—west from the next feature coming off the atlantic. ahead of that, cold and frosty for many places on wednesday, the best of the sun shone across central and northern areas. this front of entry will bring some rain into the south—west, a question about how far north that extends. another chilly there, particularly in northern areas. a strong jet stream propels

in the morning, some rain and feels no across the rest of scotland —— west of scotland.f that, a lot of sunshine, a bright and sunny start. the odd shower from the word go, even the odd shower from the word go, eve n a cross the odd shower from the word go, even across eastern counties. in the sunshine it shouldn't feel too bad but you may need layers because there will be a notable breeze and temperatures will fall when the showers come along. tracking south—east across england and wales as we go through the day. it will brighten up but the best of the sunshine will be across the heart of scotla nd sunshine will be across the heart of scotland where it shouldn't feel too bad. not exactly warm, temperatures in single figures and when the showers come along, they will fall bya showers come along, they will fall by a few degrees. we will say goodbye to this chap and as we go into tuesday we look to the south—west for the next feature from the atlantic. ahead of that, and frosty start for many places on wednesday. this front eventually will bring rain into the south—west, a

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just the far north—west of scotland seeing the best of the sunshine. r snow showers. this is a scene in west yorkshire. i am sure it was a beautiful scene but cold. temperatures struggled last sunday generally at around three degrees but something more springlike arriving in the week. we will start to see the first sign of the warmth first thing in the morning. these are the temperatures at dawn. but the wind will still be with us so it will make you feel disappointed if you are out and about. in sheltered areas we may see some breaks in the cloud. windy in the far south—west. the best of the sunshine in western scotland. cloud thickening and five degrees here. eight on the west facing coast. not bad in northern ireland. sunnier spells across north—west englnad and wales. i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven or eight degrees — but even in the double digits it will feel pretty disappointing out there so you will need to wrap up warmly. gale, severe gales likely through the later stages of the date stop in the far south of copp

where the skies clear further west, a really cold start with some ice around south—west scotland andstern side of both england and wales. here, the skies will have cleared for some overnight, giving rise to some sunshine first up across the south—west into wales but there are showers not very far away. further east, this is where we get into that murky zone all the way from central southern england through the midlands to northern england and southern parts of scotland and further east again, the rain old weather front. across western parts of scotland and western northern ireland initially, this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of some hill snow yet again. through the course of the day, those showers getting going across parts of wales and the south—west with the odd rumble of thunder in the mix. improving conditions gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england and south—western scotland and relatively speaking, compar

country, wales, northern ireland, and eventually south—west scotlandmilderaircoming into and windy here. milder, as well, milder air coming into plymouth, double figures down there. eastern areas hazy through the day but it'll be dry and cold. monday night into tuesday, the rain marches through. just about cold enough for some snow over the tops of the pennines and into the highlands of scotland. on tuesday the weather front stalls over eastern areas of the uk. that's not great. it'll be cloudy, wet, wind, off the north sea. it is stalling because you have winds coming from both directions which clash at the front cannot move. it hangs around the eastern coast. in the west more sunshine. maybe some showers across south western and north—western areas. 0n showers across south western and north—western areas. on wednesday the weather front fizzles away. just cloud left over. chilly feeling day, particularly across the east, only 4 degrees in norwich. that rain from the atlantic never really makes it, we don't think. in fact by the end of the week it look

northern ireland will see rain early on, and rain moves into north and west scotland as well.astern scotla nd gusty in the morning in eastern scotland and east of the pennines are so scotland and east of the pennines are so watch out during the morning commute. if we do see some sunshine getting through, temperatures could go as high as 16 celsius. further north, sunshine coming out in eastern scotland, but it is here in scotla nd eastern scotland, but it is here in scotland that we have cooler, fresher conditions moving in. more rain on the chart for tuesday, particularly for the northwest. limited brighter spells in eastern england. relatively mild, with high temperatures of 30 celsius. from midweek, it will turn cooler and fresher. this is the pressure chart for wednesday. low—pressure skirting to the north of scotland. that brings rain. then we will get cooler, north—westerly winds feeding in. toward the middle part of the week, it. to feel cooler with those brisk winds to factor in as well. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers

where the skies clear further west, a really cold start with some ice around south—west scotland andand wales. here, the skies will have cleared for some overnight, giving rise to some sunshine first up across the south—west into wales but you'll notice there are showers not very far away. move a little bit further east from that, this is where we get into that murky zone all the way from central southern england through the midlands to northern england and southern parts of scotland. further east again, the rain from that old weather front. across western parts of scotland and western northern ireland initially, this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little hill snow yet again. 0n through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west with the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england and sou

north—west scotland seeing the best of the sunshine today, just as they did yesterday. sleet and snow. the biggest area of wet weather pushing into north england. quite a lot of snow in the highest parts of the peak district and pennines. drifting in the strong wind as well. this is the picture at 3pm. temperatures a degree or so higher compared with yesterday, but the wind is stronger, so feeling every bit as god. a fair amount of dry weather around the just that patchy rain, sleet and snow. —— feeling every bit as cold. mostly rain or sleet at lower levels but that's no in the higher parts of the peak district and pennines. northern ireland and scotland, seeing some sunshine. the lowest temperatures here overnight, down to —5 or so. this evening and the first part of the night sees further patchy rain, sleet and snow but later confined to north—east scotland and north east england. away from that frost, temperatures drop away. i see in a few spots as we start monday morning. on monday, a sunnier picture the southern and western areas. keep a lot of cloud from lincolns

some showers on the irish sea coast and into south—west scotland. nto northern ireland as well. rain in the south—west continues to move north and east across england and wales. in the afternoon, we could see some heavy burst in the midlands and south—east. writing up across the south—west later on. seen temperatures up to 11 degrees. cooler than that to the north. the weather front bringing heavy rain clears on wednesday night. a cooler nights to come, some mist and fog. low pressure skating the north of scotland, bringing blustery conditions to northern ireland and scotla nd conditions to northern ireland and scotland on thursday. heavy showers mixed in with some sunny spells, strong winds and lighter winds further south. quite a nice day on friday, feeling mild in the sunshine. low pressure scooting off to scandinavia. high pressure building in across the uk for friday. it means that there is some waste are in the air. light winds and we could see some fog problems on friday morning. it should clear and lift for many, and we should see some sunshi

another cold one with widespread frost in the countryside and low temperatures in north—west scotlandmulations possible over the pennines. temperatures 4—6 degrees, feeling cold in that easterly wind. that's your weather. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: donald trump says he may rewrite his travel ban — to overcome the obstacles placed in its way by the courts. police in brazil have reached a deal to end a week—long strike that has we will then that battle, but we are other options, including just filing a brand—new order. police in brazil have reached a deal to end a week—long strike that has led to a wave of violence. a discredited government investigation into alleged abuses committed by british soldiers in iraq is being shut down. and a race against time — the battle to save over 400 whales that beached themselves on the coast of new zealand.

reading through south—west england and northern ireland this evening but by the end of tonight, just across the stunned scotland to freezing, patchy frost, sunspots in north—west scotla nd patchy frost, sunspots in north—west scotland will be well below freezing as monday begins. monday starts with as monday begins. monday starts with aof as monday begins. monday starts with a of dry weather and becomes sunnier into southern england. also western britain. cloudy down the eastern side and cold in the wind, patchy rain and hill snow into eastern scotland. it will be when weather you are, gusty winds towards western wales and england. . maybe 60 mph, especially the likes of bainbridge into anglesey. another cold feeling the wind, milder weather on the way as the week goes on. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3.00pm. north korea fires a ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan — the first such test since donald trump became us president. mr trump has assured japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, that "america stands behind, its great ally, 100%". the commons speaker, john bercow, insists his impartiality hasn'

dampness holding those temperatures down to 45 celsius, brighter further west to scotland, northern ireland north—west england. a bit of a question mark about how it brightens up through eastern counties, if it stays cloudy, it will stay chilly, but further south, the transformation from the dell weekend will be much brighter. but it will be windy. it will be particularly windy across western coasts and headlines, with 50 or 60 mph gusts coming in from the east, and there are warnings in force from the met office that there could be some disruption. staying windy as we had to monday night, and by tuesday morning, this chap appears across from the south—west, bringing showery outbreaks of rain. for the rest of us, a dry day on tuesday. how much sunshine again is open to doubt, but another chilly feeling day across the north and east, milder further south day across the north and east, milderfurther south and day across the north and east, milder further south and west. as we head towards the middle of the week, this front saunters across the country bringing the shower, following by another

the weekend on a similar story — a brisk easterly wind, plenty of cloud, just the far north—west of scotlandhat cloud we had further snow showers, particularly across the peaks and pennines. this was the scene in west yorkshire during sunday. i'm sure it was a beautiful scene but cold out there. temperatures struggled on sunday, generally at around three degrees but something a little more springlike arrives through the middle of the week — more sunshine and warmth, with double digits quite widely. in fact, we will start to see the first signs of the warmth first thing in the morning. these will be the temperatures at dawn. but the wind will still be with us, that's going to make it feel still pretty disappointing, if you are out and about. but the wind will help to break up the cloud across central and southern areas, something we've not seen in recent days. and perhaps in sheltered western areas, we'll see some breaks windy in the far south—west. the best of the sunshine across western scotland. to eastern scotland, along with the northern isles, the cloud thickening and the odd spot or tw

a slice of sunshine for the likes of south—west scotland, northern ireland and wales, but then further than recent days, between around about 6—10 degrees. then, heading through into wednesday, a quieter day here. we've got that front in the eastjust fading away, so still quite cloudy towards the east, but it should be dry. some brighter skies, particularly for parts of wales, the south—west of england, too, and temperatures generally between around about 4—9 degrees on wednesday. and then, towards the end of the week, the milder air gets pushed away, and what we are going to see is colder conditions coming in from the east. bye for now. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm chris rogers. president trump says he's instructed border officials to check people entering the united states very carefully as his ban on travellers from seven mainly—muslim countries remains suspended. he said the courts who blocked the ban were making it difficult to secure america's borders. the leader of the far—right national front in france, marine le pen, has launched her presidential campaign with a twi

across northern ireland and scotland non—batch in the way of rain, sleet and snow. the far north weste rest of us, another grey day. there will be dampness around and some snow. becoming mostly confined to the highest ground of wales, the peak district and the pennines again. becoming dry across the southern can tease. temperatures struggling again once more. some spots around three, four degrees. in the wind it will feel colder than that. more rugby taking place in paris. scotland are taking place in paris. scotland are taking on france. on monday it will be even windier. the good old gale blowing across western coasts and heels, —— hills. a big change in the weather. it will feel much more lively across the southern half of the uk. we are going to lose the cold est the uk. we are going to lose the coldest of the weather through next week. still the wind. that would be a factor. it will not warm up dramatically initially. temperatures will be on the rise. by the middle of the week 10 degrees with some sunshine should feel much more impressive. that is something to look forward to. mo

you will avoid the worst of the winds in parts of north and west scotland and northern ireland and itof scotland and you will notice into the afternoon england and wales has higher ground and northern england, wales, devon and cornwall will continue to see sleet and snow. could still be the odd bit of sleet mixed in with the win elsewhere. predominantly grey picture. the wind increasingly north—easterly wind. two or three celsius for some. it will feel colder in the winter. a day to wrap up well if you are heading to the big match in cardiff. early sleet and snow this morning. it will turn back to patchy rain or drizzle. the wind will continue to strengthen tonight and still some further rain and drizzle and a little sleet and hills known to take us little sleet and hills known to take us into the morning. some clear conditions for northern scotland and northern ireland and maybe before south west of england leading to some frost and ice but probably not quite as good as last night. elsewhere the cloud comes from the wind more than anything else. that went wind more than anything else