the air coming in from the atlantic bringing some showers particular into north—west scotland june dayrs here. one to showers in ireland, wales and west england. morning sunshine in the rest of the weekend. the best of the sunny spells across eastern areas. temperatures are quite respectable. around 7—10dc. it is higherfurther south you are. into friday night and saturday morning, outbreaks of rain, sleet until snow —— and hill snow. the system weakens as it ages south was going into saturday morning. temperatures will be will burst towards the south and south—east, fog patches going into saturday morning. dense in 12 spots. the overall weather pattern hasn't changed too much going into the first part of the region. starting with more) around across northern parts with a few showers dotted about. the best of the sunny spells and so the media. many of us will see sunshine at some stage of the day on saturday. temperatures topping out at around nine celsius, maybe ten or 11 in the mildest spots. more cloud on sunday, particularly in northern and western parts. central and eastern areas o

a few showers, running particularly into north—west scotla nd running particularly into north—west scotland showers. 12—mac showers in western england but many will be dry and the morning sunshine, cloud increasing to the west of the uk, leading the best of the afternoon sunny spells across eastern areas and the temperature fairly respectable, r. n7— ten. and the temperature fairly respectable, r.n7— ten. as we run through friday night and into saturday morning, we are going to bring some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland and on to england and north wales, but the system weakening as edges southwards going into saturday morning. still cloud around with frost expected and perhaps fog patches on saturday morning, the risk of them being dense in some spots. overall the weather hasn't changed too much going to the first pa rt changed too much going to the first part of the weekend, still starting was more cloud around northern parts and a few showers dotted around, the best of the sunny spells across southern areas, but many others see sunshine at some stage of the day o

up a few showers on friday, particularly in north—west scotla nd friday, particularly in north—west scotland england, but many will be dry. morning sunshine and cloud increasing to the west of the uk, leaving the best of the afternoon sunny spells in eastern areas and temperatures fairly respectable, around seven to ten celsius, hire the further south you are. friday night and saturday morning, we are going to bring some outbreaks of rain, sleet and hill snow across parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, running into northern wales, but the system weakening as it heads south on saturday morning. more cloud around, temperatures as low as this, but perhaps some fog patches on saturday morning, dense in one or two spots. overall, the weather pattern hasn't changed much for the first part of the weekend. starting with more cloud around as northern parts. a few showers, wintry on hills, and the best sunny spells in southern areas, but many of us will see sunshine at some stage on saturday, and temperatures at six to 9 degrees foremost, maybe ten or 11 at six to 9 degrees foremo

scotland here today. it bit of rain in the west of scotland. the weekend, fine, sunny spells for many.e satellite picture, this area of cloud turning things wet across northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland over the past few hours with outbreaks of rain moving in, a bit of snow to be higher hills. very slowly edging further eastwards as the night goes on into north—west england, in two parts of north and west wales. behind it some showers following. some clear spells ahead, patchy frost in southern england and the midlands, but not as widespread as last night. this weather system weakening as it ages south, so probably nothing more than an area of thick cloud and a few showers onceit of thick cloud and a few showers once it gets into east anglia and the south—east later in the day. by this stage, hardly any showers left, just cloud. some sunny spells, especially north—west scotland, wintry in the hills but many on saturday afternoon will have broken ground, any spells, seven to ii degrees, it will feel very pleasant indeed. on saturday night, clear

western parts of scotland, particularly the north—west, breezy in northern ireland.th, not quite as cold as recently. for the weekend, things look pretty good. high pressure across the south, so plenty of sunny spells. more cloud in the north and west, with a fuel showers, and you can see temperatures range from between eight to ii between eight to 11 degrees, so a bit milder across the board. this feature will spoil our weather heading into sunday. it will bring cloud, outbreaks of light rain and drizzle, mainly to western areas. the best of the sunshine in central, southern and eastern areas. quite mild across the board. a disappointing day in northern and western areas, because of the cloud and drizzle. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: the former football coach barry bennell has been convicted of a total of 43 counts of child sex abuse against 11 victims. on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. and it is time for some sport on bbc news. britain could claim its first medal of these winter olympics after skeleton slider dom parsons put

eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out westcularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly wind, so that's going to bring slightly milder air. these are your overnight lows, edinburgh, belfast down to four degrees. the coldest weather to start thursday morning will be across the south—eastern corner, where the skies stay clearest. but that's where we'll have the best of the sunshine during the day on thursday, this band of cloud and rain continuing to sink southwards and eastwards. in fact, the rain looks likely to turn heavier across parts of wales and northern england as we get on into the afternoon. something brighterfollowing on behind for scotland and northern ireland, but with a fair rash of showers, a slightly milder day. but as we push that weather front away, we get back into the cold air, with some further snow sho

cloud is increasing across north—west scotla nd is increasing across north—west scotland and northernies overhead. showers are pushing in towards pembrokeshire, and quitea pushing in towards pembrokeshire, and quite a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east, any wintry showers confined to the coast as the weather front gradually pulls away. it ridge of high pressure pulls in, a dry and bright date for england and wales, you can see cloud increasing in scotland and northern ireland, snow on the high lands for a time. 5—10 centimetres, but it turns back to rain. sleet over higher ground. temperatures between five and 8 degrees, it chilly day. a bit breezy tomorrow, but the midlands and east anglia will have sunshine for longest. thursday most likely to see a frost. cloud elsewhere keeping frost at bay. some heavy bursts of showers in western parts of wales later on. brighter skies for scotland and northern ireland. thursday one of the milder days of the week, with temperatures in one or two spots getting very close to double figures. i'll have more updates throughout the even

some showers in the west of scotland, perhaps for northern ireland and north—west england. nably mild, particularly in the south. some of the show was in scotla nd south. some of the show was in scotland following a snow over the hills. this evening, the band of cloud drifts away from the southeast 0vingham. vera skies for central and eastern parts. —— clearer sky. subzero temperatures on sunday morning with frost and patchy mist and fog. through sunday, high—pressure holding on across the near continent. also this warm front working in from the atlantic. because it is one, it is introducing much milder air. the winds coming in from the west or south west. it is going to be a cold start in a greased with some frost and fog around, turning milder from greased with some frost and fog around, turning milderfrom the west as the cloud builds. some rain will affect northern ireland and the west of scotland, western parts of england and wales. temperatures in double figures towards the south and west, cooler in the north east. 0n monday, a cloudy day with the re m na nts of monday,

north of it, a few wintry showers in north—west scotland.land, northern ireland, cloud breaking at times to allow some sunshine, clouding over after a sunny and frosty start in the far south—east. temperatures struggling, but elsewhere higher than recent days. maybe up to round 10 degrees south—west wales, south—west england, where in the evening some heavier rain fronts reinvigorates and pushes its way eastwards into thursday night, and by friday morning it will be across east anglia and the south—east for the early commuters. wet and windy early on, then brightening up. sunshine and showers through the morning across many areas, mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow just about anywhere, but as a ridge of high pressure builds in later, more in the way of sunshine, fewer in the way of showers, but the showers will be primarily of snow as the temperatures drop in scotland and northern ireland, and there will be a coating of snow in places too. as for the weekend, some windy weather on the way, particularly on saturday night. saturday, the wet

misty, murky and grey, brightness breaking through for the likes of northern ireland, south—west of scotlandp up its sovereignty the day. still quite mild, 12 or 13 celsius. we will have the remnants of this frontal system bringing some rain on tuesday, especially the sanger, delta towards kent and sussex two. not a bad day elsewhere. temperatures still just about not a bad day elsewhere. temperatures stilljust about in double figures but things will turn a little colder from the east. that is because we are seeing a change in wind direction, tuesday onwards, drawing in this cold easterly wind bring a realdip drawing in this cold easterly wind bring a real dip in the temperatures, and mass coming from scandinavia and northern europe. through the week ahead, it will be a mild start with a bit of rain, thinks turning colder with more sunshine later on. that is it. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp, jo cox, resigns from two organisations set up in her memory, after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. president trump critici

eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out westacross scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading—edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly wind, so that's going to bring slightly milder air. these are your overnight lows, edinburgh, belfast down to four degrees. the coldest weather to start thursday morning will be across the south—eastern corner, where the skies stay clearest. but that's where we'll have the best of the sunshine during the day on thursday, this band of cloud and rain continuing to sink southwards and eastwards. in fact, the rain looks likely to turn heavier across parts of wales and northern england as we get on into the afternoon. something brighterfollowing on behind for scotland and northern ireland, but with a fair rash of showers, a slightly milder day. but as we push that weather front away, we get back into the cold air, with some further snow showers for

eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly wind, so that's going to bring slightly milder air. these are your overnight lows, edinburgh, belfast down to four degrees. the coldest weather to start thursday morning will be across the south—eastern corner, where the skies stay clearest. but that's where we'll have the best of the sunshine during the day on thursday, this band of cloud and rain continuing to sink southwards and eastwards. in fact, the rain looks likely to turn heavier across parts of wales and northern england as we get on into the afternoon. something brighterfollowing on behind for scotland and northern ireland, but with a fair rash of showers, a slightly milder day. but as we push that weather front away, we get back into the cold air, with some further snow showers for the end of the

just a band of cloud through the midlands and into southern england. 12 showers towards the west of scotlanden 8-11dc. england. temperatures between 8—11dc. reasonably mild towards the south. some of those showers falling as snow, over the hills. this evening and tonight, that band of cloud drifts away from the south—east, clear skies for central and eastern parts, clouding over from the west, so remaining frost free for western parts, and to the east, subzero temperatures for sunday morning. with some mist and fog around, too. through sunday, we have high—pressure holding on across the near continent, but this warm front working in from the atlantic. it is introducing milder air. the wind coming from the west or the south west as we head through the day on sunday. it will be a cold start on the east with some frost and fog, but becoming milderfrom the west as cloud builds with rain affecting northern ireland, the west of scotland, western england and wales. temperatures in double figures, in the south and west, cooler in the north—east. on monday, we still have the remnants of that front fr

scotland, something more bright. sunny spells returning. a rash of showers up towards the north—westgo on through the day, we take this band of cloud and these outbreaks of rain further southwards and eastwards. and see the darker blue colours appearing on the chart? that indicates the rain will turn more heavy for wales and northern england into the afternoon. clouding over in the south—east, after the bright start. remaining chilly here. but up to the north—west, scotland, northern ireland, where we have sunshine and a few showers, temperatures getting up to 7—8 degrees. now, during thursday night, we push this band of at this stage quite heavy rain eastwards. behind it some some showers too, wintry showers. as we get into friday, the air will be turning colder again, those temperatures dipping away. seven in cardiff. some rain, sleet, and snow perhaps in the south—east for a time. a few wintry showers elsewhere. but generally speaking, it's high pressure that's with us for the very start of the weekend. that will mean a cold and frosty start to saturday. another frontal system. pe

scotland and the pennines. clear skies in the east. not as cold further west because we have cloud and rain. the weather front will remain to start saturday. central areas will have cloud and outbreaks of rain, which moves eastwards, so there could be showers in central and eastern england also showers in western scotland could be heavy. that said, a lot of sunshine and it should be pleasant. the winds falling light. between seven and ii degrees in the south. you will notice the temperature difference on sunday. this feature moving in from the atlantic. it is a warm front and will have warmer air behind it, so introducing cloud and rain. but notice the colours pushing in, initially to northern ireland and then the rest of the country. early brightness we could seek early on sunday in eastern parts. western areas starting cloudy and damp. that will move to all parts of the afternoon. claudio bravo western hills. the temperature is 9—11, or 12 degrees. holding onto the mild weather for the start of next week. rain at first but then things will turn brighter and there is a potential for things

one or two showers towards the west of scotland, perhaps the odd shower for northern ireland and north—westnably mild towards the south. some of those showers falling as snow, over the hills. this evening and tonight, that band of cloud drifts away from the south—east, clear skies for central and eastern parts, clouding over from the west, so remaining frost—free for western parts, and to the east, subzero temperatures for sunday morning. with some mist and fog around, too. through sunday, we have high pressure holding on across the near continent, but this warm front working in from the atlantic. it is introducing milder air. the wind coming from the west or the south—west as we head through the day on sunday. it will be a cold start in the east with some frost and fog, but becoming milder from the west as cloud builds with rain affecting northern ireland, the west of scotland, western england and wales. temperatures in double figures in the south and west, cooler in the north—east. on monday, we still have the remnants of that front from sunday but this time it is producing rain for centr

from the north—west clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland and northern england. this evening the weak front cleaves to the east. the drier conditions especially for central and eastern parts of the country, where temperatures fall lower. from the west more cloud and the arrival of some patchy rain to start the day. on sunday we have high pressure towards the near continent and this front moving on from the atlantic. it's a warm front, so it is drawing on the milder air. you can see the return to warmer colours. a westerly influence to the wind. during the day tomorrow northern and eastern scotla nd day tomorrow northern and eastern scotland and central and eastern parts of england should keep it dry, bright and sunny day, after morning mist and fog clears away. then the cloud mist and fog clears away. then the clou d m oves mist and fog clears away. then the cloud moves in and later in the day we will see patchy rain the northern ireland, wales and the west of england. temperatures mainly up in double figures towards the south and west. towards monday we have anot

a lot of dry weather, some showers across eastern areas of northern ireland and towards the west of scotlandompared to yesterday, between five and 7 degrees. through the evening the cloud will once more come and go, more clear spells tonight into friday morning, so more frost and temperatures down to around freezing, 2—2, minus three celsius, perhaps not as cold in northern ireland and towards the west of scotland, but more of a breeze. through friday some cloud around the game, some good bright or sunny spells, lots of dry weather but with that south easterly wind temperatures coming down again. four to six celsius at the very best. friday evening, and tonight cold air filtering in, they will be a widespread hard frost to take us into the start of the weekend. but for many of us it will turn colder, they will be that widespread frost, lots of sunshine around and it's looking dry as well. this is saturday. you can see by the greenness of the map across the uk, not much cloud at all, lots of blue skies, a crisp winter's day, temperatures between five and 7 degrees. as we go into sunday whethe

that tends to peter out, further west into scotland and northern ireland, more likely to see sunshinell decent temperatures. but colder in eastern england. things will dry up because high pressure is building across the uk. it will keep these weather fronts at bay. we have not seen much high pressure over the past few weeks, it means after a mild start to the week it will gradually turn that bit colder. with the high building in, it should become dry in most areas.

plenty of snow in the west, particularly western scotland and northern ireland where the accumulationshrough the jessica into mount up. the odd one travelling through thejessica into the midlands but generally central and southern and eastern parts and it scotla nd southern and eastern parts and it scotland should be dry but cold —— through the cheshire gap. watch out for the ice on monday morning. monday is not too bad, a ridge of high pressure come in from the south—west ahead of this system which will arrive on monday evening and overnight. mandated self, cold but a good amount of sunshine around —— monday itself. a few wintry showers in the western skills, —— western hills, a bit drier in northern ireland by the end of the day but the wind will pick up ahead of this front is sweeping in the evening to bring a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. some disruptive snow likely as it moves eastwards over the high ground of northern england, the high ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southern scotland. it will be windy as well with sales of up to 60 mph particular over

some sunny spells around in parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland. snow showers in the east, but a bit of a break from them in south—east england. it will feel colder in the wind. the focus of the snow showers from wednesday to thursday moves further north. another abba warning in force for north—east england, through eastern and northern scotland, again up to ten centimetres of fresh note from these, and there will be some travel disruption. through wednesday, some snow showers popping up elsewhere for northern ireland, some coming in from the east, but perhaps not so many. when you factor in the wind, it real feel much colder, many degrees below freezing. this thing will get worse into friday, because who would see an area of low pressure come to us who would see an area of low pressure come to us from the south. as it takes its moisture into cold air, we will see significant and heavy snow in places, and with the wind picking up there is the risk of seeing blizzards as well. this is bbc news. iam carol i am carol walker. the headlines at 11pm. sub

scotland and northern ireland have a few showers mostly across the north west of scotland.s better than sunday. a lot of sunshine across england and where. across scotland and northern ireland, more in the way of cloud and a breeze and some showers around. you will notice the temperatures, 8—11dc. it is feeling a little bit milder. i will show you the press of chart. —— the pressure chart. outbreaks of rain, selling the west. further east, it should be drier with some shelter in the south—westerly —— from the south—westerly —— from the south—westerly winds. the further west, the cloud is thick with patchy drizzle, like rainer times. west, the cloud is thick with patchy drizzle, like rainertimes. —— west, the cloud is thick with patchy drizzle, like rainer times. —— with light rain at times. as we head into the start of next week, it is also going to be mild. later, really cold towards the end of the week. a teenager is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder after a mass shooting at a school in florida. fleeing in panic as the gunshots rang out — inside, pupils hid un

scotland. damp, cloudy, misty and murky. as sky is clear in the westing fairly cloudy. temperatures through the rest of the country, not faring too badly but this time of year. tuesday night and wednesday, greater chance of frost but the cloud crossed the south—east will drift into southern counties of england and the south of wales set of those in the south—west, a cloudy day to come on wednesday. most will be dry. the cloud will break at times. but the press of the sunshine per northern england and northern ireland and given the fact the sun is strengthening day by day, we have the sunshine overhead and with temperatures like that, it should feel quite pleasant but don't give up feel quite pleasant but don't give up yourguide feel quite pleasant but don't give up your guide for winter, dan and louise, because there are signs that things could turn much colder towards the end of the week and more especially to the start of next week. we'll keep you updated but back to you both. it has been one of the most contentious political issues of the last two d

there is a weather system running through the west of the uk, scotland, northern ireland, north—westt it will reach into parts of north—east england. with this system, temperatures not as low as recent nights. still a frost through parts of central and south—eastern england. tomorrow, the system weakens. one or two showers followed to the west. more especially in north—west scotland venturing into the hills. we will get more snow out of that and temperatures getting up to seven to 10 degrees. looking ahead to part two of the weekend on sunday, a much cloudier affair. outbreaks of rain spreading east through the day. next week it will be a colder. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: 13 russians and three russian organisations have been charged by the fbi with interfering in the us 2016 election. moscow has called the action absurd. the fbi has admitted that it failed to follow up a warning about the gunman who killed 17 people at a school in florida. a caller told their tip line about his disturbing posts on social media about his desire to kill people. oxfam has agreed to withdra

one or two showers in the west but snow showers in the hills of north—west scotland, temperatures risingeast england. part two of the weekend, into sunday, this is the weekend, into sunday, this is the next weather front. the weekend, into sunday, this is the next weatherfront. producing cloud but with less cold air. a warm front. early sunshine across eastern parts will be short lived, a touch of frost to begin the day and increasing cloud, outbreaks of rain moving in. temperatures slow to recover in the east were quicker to do so in cardiff, plymouth and belfast, up to 12 degrees. cloud and outbreaks of rain edge east, probably stalling close to the eastern side of the uk on monday, still some patchy rain. maybe brighter breaks in the west but mainly a cloudy picture on monday. looks like the mildest day could well be for the rest of the month going into march, 10 degrees in stornoway, 10 degrees in edinburgh. the picture for monday, that weather front in the east dies away on monday and going into tuesday, another one edges in from the west. cloud outbreaks of rain. look at the wind a

and a brisk wind blowing in this wrasse of showers from the north west, into scotland, northern ireland we go through the afternoon. some hail. around three and seven celsius for the top temperature. in the wind it feels colder. icy conditions developing towards the north—west of the uk, where we have these snow showers continuing overnight. so, some difficult travelling for some, going into the morning. scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. a widespread frost. you will wake up to some sunshine tomorrow. the showers will become less numerous tomorrow, they will fade a bit, perhaps a little less chilly tomorrow, but this area of rain, sleet and snow moving in on monday night into tuesday morning. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, is warning all uk charities which receive government aid for work abroad that the funding will be withdrawn, if they fail to co—operate with the authorities over safeguarding issues. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has met the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, for talks which inclu

plenty of snow showers across the west and particularly for the west of scotland, northern ireland were accumulations will continue to mount up. this may track back to a gesture into the but generally speaking central parts of england and eastern scotla nd central parts of england and eastern scotland should stay cold, subzero values as you can scotland should stay cold, subzero values as you can see scotland should stay cold, subzero values as you can see across scotland should stay cold, subzero values as you can see across the board with the risk of ice to watch out for monday morning. mendy not looking too bad, ridge of high pressure nudging and and ahead of the system —— mendy is not looking too bad. for monday itself, a cold day and a good amount of sunshine for england and wales and much of eastern scotland. a few showers in the western hills. it looks like it will be drier in northern ireland by the end of the day. this weather front will come sweeping in during the evening period bringing a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. some destructive snow likely are the higher ground. you

scotland and eastern england. frightening up for wales, northern ireland, south—west scotla nd northern ireland, south—west scotlanduld ease away and for tuesday. it should ease away and for the rest of the country not a bad day. we are still seeing temperatures in double figures, although it will be turning colder around the east coast. that's a sign of things to come as we import these colder, easterly winds as we head through the middle part of the week onwards. our air coming through the middle part of the week onwards. ourair coming infrom scandinavia and northern europe, bringing a cold feel to the weather as we look through the second half of the week ahead. quite mild to start things off, fairly cloudy with a bit of rain. turning colder but also dry with some sunshine too. you might remember our next guest, kiko matthews. we spoke to her over christmas about her recovery from a life—threatening tumour. it left her barely able to get up the stairs or out the bath. it was this that spurred her on to do something that would change her life. she decided to set a new world record for rowing solo across the atlan

during morning rush—hour, is, with increasing cloud towards the north—west of scotland. oud in the sky, sunny start, wintry showers down across the far west of wales into cornwall, it could get a slight dusting. and a slight dusting of snow thanks to the weather front in the south—east corner. that will fade away, but the weather front you saw towards the north—west will continue to push in throughout wednesday. scotland and northern ireland turning cloudier, snow on the higher ground, 5—10 centimetres of snow in places. turning back to rain as temperatures left. a mild the day across the hebrides. for england and wales, cloud will increase in the north and west, most will have a dry and sunny but cold day. wednesday night into thursday, the weather front will fragment as it pushes south and sunny but cold day. wednesday night into thursday, the weather front will fragment as it pushes south thursday, brighter conditions, but to finish the date we will see rain pushing into western parts of england and wales. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines

but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersh there's dry weather and a bit of warmth. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. a lack of trust among disabled people over how their welfare claims are assessed. mps find assessors submitted reports that were riddled with errors and regularly missed quality targets. good morning. it's wednesday, the 14th february. also this morning: borisjohnson moves to reassure voters who he says are angry and alienated because of brexit in the first of a series of speeches on brexit from senior cabinet members. a new times table test is introduced for thousands of eight and nine year olds in england's primary schools in a bid to raise numeracy levels.

but for northern ireland, for the north and west of scotland, there's still the chance of some showersnews — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: israeli police say prime minister benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption — he says the allegations are baseless. us intelligence chiefs say moscow's election meddling isn't over. and they warn congress about the ongoing cyber threat. putting pressure on south africa's president. jacob zuma clings to office, as his own party calls for him to go. and can these canine casanovas find love and a new home on valentine's day?

plenty of snow showers piling into western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. 0ut scotlandown, this temperature is well below freezing. ice a risk on monday morning. watch out for that. generally speaking, monday not looking too bad. plenty of sunshine, ascii wintry showers over the north and west. the winds are little bit lighter. —— wintry showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: there's mounting international concern as israel launches a wave of air strikes against what it calls ‘iranian targets‘ in syria. the uk threatens to cut funding for 0xfam following claims the charity covered up a scandal involving aid workers and prostitutes in haiti. a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong, killing at least 19 people. the driver's been arrested. britain's foreign secretary says myanmar must ensure rohingya muslims return home safely. boris johnson's set to meet aung san suu kyi on sunday. and six golds are to be decided on day two of the winter olympics. the first goes to sweden's c

west. during tuesday, east anglia and the south—east will keep the cloud and patchy rain, elsewhere not a bad day with some sunshine. scotlands well. high pressure in charge so wednesday looks like not a bad day. poor visibility with mist and fog, especially in central england and wales. there will be some brighter spells. looking towards the end of the week, we will see high pressure in charge. moving in from scandinavia which means will be drawing in these cold, easterly winds. temperatures will drop down towards the end of the week. snow showers around in the east. 0utlook for thursday and friday, a lot of dry weather but temperatures will dip down. keep chin for your latest forecast, there could be so no later in the week. —— snow. one of britain‘s most prolific paedophiles, a 29—year—old university lecturer from birmingham, is jailed for 32 years. matthew falder befriended victims online, then blackmailed them into sending him depraved images. this was the moment he was finally arrested. it sounds like the rap sheet from hell. it took a team of international investigators almost two years to track him down. falder was o

a little bit more brightness breaking through four in northern ireland to south—west of scotland.mild, 12 or 13 celsius towards the west, slightly cooler though relieved. it looks like we will still have the remnants of this frontal system bringing some rain on tuesday, especially for east anglia, down towards kent and sussex. elsewhere, not a bad day. skies clearing, from such as this column, northern ireland, wales. temperatures just about in double figures. things turning colderfrom the east. we are seeing a change in wind direction. tuesday onwards, we will draw in this cold easterly wind bringing a real good in temperatures. heir coming from scandinavia and northern europe. through the week ahead, it is going to bea through the week ahead, it is going to be a mild start with a bit of rain, things turning colder with a bit of sunshine later on. but is it. goodbye for now.

the country, clearer skies, just a few showers, some of those following her snow across the west of scotlandis evening and overnight. we have clear skies for many central and eastern parts. that's where temperatures will fall the list. again, certainly some fog patches and forced to start. then we have high pressure pulling off across the near continent, then this weather front moving in. it's a warm front so brings much milder air. you can see that west or south westerly wind through the day on sunday. but it will be a cold start in the east with frost and fog gradually clearing. sancho for eastern scotla nd clearing. sancho for eastern scotland and eastern england. clothing of elsewhere with rain arriving for northern ireland, western scotland, western england and wales too. temperatures about ten or 11 towards the south and west, slightly fresher further north—east. monday, we still have the remnants of that front, but by the remnants of that front, but by the afternoon, just a bit of rain for northern and eastern parts of the uk. further west, a drier story. we could see temperatures of

bye for now. sunshine and feeling colder than yesterday. yesterday. their way into the west of scotlandpells, but those temperatures a few degrees lower than yesterday. degrees lower than yesterday. eastern parts going into the start of saturday. of saturday. saturday is looking rather unpleasant. rather unpleasant. improve into the afternoon with a bit of sunshine. bit of sunshine. the temperatures up by a few degrees again. by a few degrees again. brought the rain, clears away into the south—east. the south—east. tracking all the way back up towards greenland. greenland. particularly command also northern ireland. ireland. in between the showers there will be some sunny spells. there will be some sunny spells. colder again, those temperatures down to about a—7dc. down to about a—7dc. we keep the colder weather into next week. colder weather into next week. can find more on that on our website. bye bye. 00:29:28,549 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. it‘s friday. it‘s 9 o‘clock. i‘m chloe tilley. welcome to the programme. with isis forces in syria — have been captured. than 20 hostages. h

west. feeling colder. wildly in single figures. snow showers in western scotland, northern ireland, west england.me. the blue is with us on monday with wind from the atlantic. showers. monday, not looking bad. good spells of sunshine. some wintry showers, mainly in the north and west. feeling cold. temperatures, 5—8. this weather front in the west will make inroads on monday night. initially of rain. after it bumps into the cold air, snow. certainly in central and southern scotland and the pennines. as the rain band pleasing enter the north sea, skies brightening up. cold air, sunshine and wintry showers. temperature—wise, 5—8. and other system moving in from the west on wednesday. it could bring disruptive snow. heavy snow in central and southern scotland in the final of england. further south, largely southern scotland in the final of england. furthersouth, largely of rain. -- england. furthersouth, largely of rain. —— far north of. keep tuned to the weather forecast. this is bbc world news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: tensions between israel and syria escalate after cross—border con

some snow on the hills through the day. the day. north—west england and south—west scotland.corner. south—eastern corner. when the sun gets up there will be a fair bit of sunshine around. fair bit of sunshine around. see how the rain moves away from the south—east. it lightens up with sunshine. sunshine. temperatures still in single figures for most of us. for most of us. overnight, we start with snow showers in east anglia. showers in east anglia. clear skies and again the risk of ice. ice. accompanied by a front, bringing in rain, snow and strengthening winds. rain, snow and strengthening winds. note in central and eastern areas, but with sunny spells. but with sunny spells. this band will come in. will come in. will be in the hills and we have rain at lower levels. rain at lower levels. winds, especially in southern areas, costing up to 50 miles an hour. —— gusting. gusting. itself we have wintry showers in the forecast. forecast. wintry showers will get down to lower levels. lower levels. does remain cold even as we head on into next week. into next week. the cold, naga,

scotland and eastern england. the skies will brighten further west.eather likely here and where we see the sunshine it could be 13 degrees, quite a pleasant feel. during tuesday more rain for parts of eastern england, east anglia, down towards kent and sussex. clearer and brighter elsewhere with sunshine for the west of scotland and northern ireland. turning a bit colder around east coast. we are going to be seeing this easterly wind developing later this week importing much colder air from scandinavia and northern europe. that means as we head through the week ahead, although it's quite mild and cloudy with a bit of rain, things turning colder later in the week. it is also looking largely dry with some wintry sunshine on offer too. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at eleven. brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp joe cox brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mpjoe cox resigns from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. president trump c

pretty cool on the west of scotland.l up for you at 8am on tuesday morning to see some showers in the western highlands and the centre but of scotland. northern ireland, dry and bright. —— central belt. as a consequence, there could be moderate rain. generally speaking, west or north, the greater part of scotland, northern ireland, wales, dry and fine and sunny. 10—11—12. underneath that, with an onshore breeze, looking at something not better than six, seven, eight degrees. pressure is building through that weather front which squeezes the moisture out. what is left of the cloud keeps the temperature up on this diagonal. on either side, wednesday could start chilly note. there could be a frost, something he would not have seen. frost, something he would not have seen. we are beginning to tap into the influence of the continent, a continent, which i have to tell you, is pretty cold at the moment. that will be relevant to the weather across the british isles into the second half of the weekend the weekend. high pressure,

when the showers from the word go across western scotland, northern ireland north—west england, furtherross the western half of scotland. what this on the eastern scotland, central and eastern scotland, central and eastern part of england but some showers may even if the south beach but for rich the south—east. it will feel cold with those bass riddled with dolly wins. the better 3—7. it stays cold as we head through the course of sunday night first thing on monday, further snow showers across the north and west and the temperature is below freezing for many, certainly out of town we will see a risk of ice to greet us first thing monday morning. watch out about heading out early, you will certainly have to scrap your part in many places. wintry showers across england and on the whole, not a bad day for monday, a lot of dry weather, plenty of sunshine, the winds will be lighter than the one area of high pressure. behind the u can see the next with a front which will be moving in off the atlantic and without increasing wind, coming in from the south—west on the gal forces around some iris

nothing more than a band of cloud, a few showers followed to the west, more especially in north—west scotlandernoon. looking ahead to the second part of the weekend on sunday, more cloud, outbreaks of rain spreading east and next week looks like it will turn colder. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: 13 russians and three russian organistions have been charged by the fbi with interfering in the us 2016 election. moscow has called the charges absurd. in a tweet, president trump has said there was no collusion. the fbi has admitted that it failed to properly handle a warning about the gunman who killed 17 people at a school in florida. a caller told their tipline about nikolas cruz‘s disturbing social media posts mentioning his desire to kill people. oxfam has agreed to withdraw from bidding for funding until the government is satisfied it can meet the expected standards. theresa may has said she's determined to strengthen ties with germany after brexit, describing it as a vital partner of the uk. the number of young people in the uk who own their own home has fallen dramatically over the

are fairly close to our shores, in fact still a southerly wind here across ireland and the far west of scotlandt is the easterly wind winning, and first thing on the morning on thursday it will be pretty chilly, a couple of degrees above freezing in city centres, a couple of degrees below freezing outside of town. thursday, a lot of bright weather around, some clouds stuck in this area of high pressure. it is never com pletely area of high pressure. it is never completely clear. there is a little bit of cloud, light winds floating around the stop for some of us, a bright day, for many of us a fairly sunny day. starting to feel colder now. 4 degrees expected in norwich. here is that easterly wind keeping that weather front out that day in the atlantic. and those tempters will keep giving away, still around four or will keep giving away, still around fouror5 will keep giving away, still around four or 5 degrees for some of us on friday, around seven in belfast, but at least the weather is looking mostly bright. let's have a look at the weekend. the high pressure sta rts the weekend. the high pres

that tends to peter out, further west into scotland and northern ireland, more likely to see sunshine. but colder in eastern england. things will dry colder in eastern england. things willdry up colder in eastern england. things will dry up because high pressure is building across the uk. it will keep these weather fans at bay. we have not seen much high pressure over the past few weeks, it means after a mild start to the week it will gradually turn that bit colder. with the high building in, it should become dry in most areas. this is bbc world news today, i'm karin giannone. our top stories: demanding action on gun control — survivors of the school shooting in florida plan to march on the us capital. a showdown at the munich security conference, as israel and iran trade insults — and threats. to the tyrants of tehran — do not test israel's resolve. iran will respond, we will respond seriously, and i believe it would be a response that people will be sorry. brought to a halt by a blizzard — rescuers postpone the search for a downed passenger plane in iran. as many as 66 people are fe

west. some bright weather in scotland but to northern england, wales and the south—west, generally cloudy day the morning but by the evening rush hour some heavy bursts of rain into the west. overall a mail today with highs of around ten. —— overall a milder day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the us government tries to avert another shutdown two days before it i’u ns another shutdown two days before it runs out of money. senators say they've got a two year budget deal — now they have to sell it to the house before the government runs out of money on friday. and it's not even clear whether president trump wants to keep the government up and running — he says a shutdown isn't such a bad idea after all. let's have a shutdown — it's worth it for our country. they have military parades in paris and moscow — so why not in washington? the white house is looking at plans. the prime minister summons her brexit war cabinet — can they finally come up with a clear decision on what the government actually wants? also on the programme. iranian women defy the authorities by taking off their heads

of scotla nd showers to the north—west of scotland and northernst to the accumulations. this weather front will bring a centimetre of snow to northern england, wales, and the north—west midlands, mainly range was the south—west. for the midlands eastwards, a cold and frosty start. largely dry with some sunshine. that weather front will sink suffers an eastwards. the time it reaches the it will be no more than a layer of cloud, the odd bit of sleet and snow. for east anglia and the south—east we should hold on to the sunshine. though the north and west it should be bright with sunshine and further wintry showers at times. that weather front may pep up at times. that weather front may pep up again as we head into tuesday evening, could bring a centimetre or so evening, could bring a centimetre or so to east anglia. then it away. skies are clearfor so to east anglia. then it away. skies are clear for most places. tuesday night, wednesday morning will be a cold one, the coldest of the week with temperatures well below freezing many areas. mine is doub

scotland and northern ireland already in the clear. showers into the west of scotland. , falling as snow here. to the south—east you are likely to have clear skies for much of the day. as the weak front cleaves to the east and many will see clear and dry conditions tonight. in eastern side of the country we keep the clear conditions tomorrow morning. a frost likely here and mist and fog patches. further west with cotton as front arriving. —— the next front. it is a warm front so it will bring mild air. you can see the yellow colours indicating the milder air mass coming from the west or south—westerly direction through sunday. a chilly start to the east, with the mist, fog and frost. in eastern scotland and eastern england we keep the sunshine for a good part of the day. further west we've already got the cloud and we will have patchy outbreaks of rain, especially the northern ireland, western scotland and western parts of england and wales. the bridge is similarto of england and wales. the bridge is similar to today, 7—11 degrees tomorrow —— temperatures. monday will be

shower dotted, you will be unlucky to catch one of those shower, rain spreads into the far north—west of scotlandbusiness live from bbc news with alice baxter and samantha simmonds. jubilation in south africa after president zuma's resignation — but will the economy follow suit? live from london, that's our top story on thursday, 15th february. the country's currency — the rand — has strengthened in the hopes mr. zuma would step down. now all eyes are on his successor. also in the programme — one of india's richest men is accused of swindling over a billion dollars from a state lender. we'll be in delhi to find out more. asian stocks rose on thursday

the hebrides, the islands off the west coast of scotland comprise raw, elemental landscapes with a dramaticated by pretty ports and superb beaches. agreed, the weather is not always clement and the mediterranean is rather warmer than the north atlantic, but when the sun shines, the western isles have few rivals for sheer beauty. while the outer hebrides have a compelling character, for a family, the one island that's likely to be just right is the inner hebridean island of mull. it's easy to reach, just an hour on the caledonian macbrayne ferry from the handsome seaside town of oban. in terms of timing, the later you can go in august, the better, for a wider choice of accommodation and fewer crowds. bill fearnley—whittingstall is also stepping on board, taking a river cruise on the danube. he wants to know: a river cruise is a superb way to experience the cities and landscapes of central europe, and the danube is my favourite waterway. tipping on european river cruises is different from ocean cruising — there's no intense pressure and you could leave nothing at the end of the cruise, but th

also in north—west scotland, not quite as windy as we have seen.at all. there will be a fair amount of cloud around, sunny spells breaking through. feeling mild as well but to the north it will be windy with further showers around and snow over the hills and it will be another cool one. for sunday, a cloudy picture with most of the cloud across northern and western areas. the south and east of england staying dry, and feeling quite mild, 9—11dc. further north, less cold than it has been of late but still on the cool side with showers falling over the hills. into next week it stays pretty mild, relatively benign with low amounts of cloud and some sunshine. a gunman is in police custody in florida after killing at least 17 students and teachers at his former school. panic as pupils tried to flee to safety — some in the building hid under desks, and barricaded doors as loud shots rang out. then all of a sudden we hear one of our student government teachers say "run as fast as you can", and we hear a gunshot. the gunman, 19—year—old nikolas cruz, is ch