a knife amnesty is just one of west yorkshire's police responses. educate young people right across the force that carrying a knife is not the answer. you have dealt with grieving families. we have spoken to some of those grieving families and they've said to us, the police force are not doing enough. what would you like to say to that? it would disappoint me that a grieving family that we have supported as much as we possibly can through very, very tragic and upsetting circumstances do not feel that we are doing enough. we do recognise that we have had an increase in knife crime but we are committed as a force to dealing with that, and addressing it, bringing people to justice and getting knives off the streets of west yorkshire. back in harehills, the street team are bringing boys on side. with this youth club and all of these guys, i do feel safer in my area because they do help out, they're out there, they're in the streets, and they're helping people. without the youth club, we would be probably be local drug dealers and no one would care but h

danny savage, with the latest from west yorkshire.ngland has found "huge safeguarding issues", according to the children's commissioner. the schools watchdog, ofsted, has identified more than 350 of these suspected unregistered schools — places that offer more than 18 hours a week of teaching, which by law should be registered as a school. secret filming by the bbc appears to raise serious questions about the way some of the schools are run, as our special correspondent lucy manning reports. inside our secret schools, unregistered, hidden from the authorities, operating out of offices and houses, even a disused building on an industrial estate. we've obtained photos of the inside of other suspected unregistered schools. they show shocking conditions, squalor, appalling food hygiene, dangerous wiring. schools need to be registered if five or more pupils are educated for at least 18 hours a week — many aren't. ofsted has identified more than 350 suspected unregistered schools. only half have been inspected. we were able to find two that

chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue service. on clothing can accumulate over a long period of time. they are vitally important for medical conditions but unfortunately they do get into fabrics, clothing, dressings and bandages, and bedclothes, so over a period of time you are bedclothes, so over a period of time you a re left bedclothes, so over a period of time you are left with a paraffin base in that fabric and that becomes quite flammable. the medicines regulator, the mhra, says it is conducting a review of paraffin—based skin creams and is working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with products. now, valentine's day might still be a few days off, but love was in the air at the cast and crew screening of idris elba's new film, yardie, as he proposed to his girlfriend. the luther actor went down on one knee and popped the question to sabrina dhowre. the actor was greeted with cheers from the cinema audience as he popped the question at the rio cinema in dalston, east london

chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue service.d of time. they are vitally important for medical conditions, but they do get into clothing, fabrics dressings and bedclothes, and the paraffin impregnates the clothing. 0ver bedclothes, and the paraffin impregnates the clothing. overtime you are left with a base of paris and —— paraffin, and that becomes quite flammable. the medicines regulator, the mhra says it ”is conducting a review of paraffin—based skin creams and is working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with products." and you can hear more on that story on bbc 5live investigates this morning at 11. a helicopter has crashed in the grand canyon in the us state of arizona, killing three people. at least four others were hurt. the aircraft was thought to be carrying tourists. the cause of the crash isn't yet known. energy companies should be allowed to see the personal data of some customers at risk of being in fuel poverty according to the government. the idea is part of a c

chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue.ng period. they do get into fabrics, clothing, dressings and bandages and bedclothes. the paraffin impregnates the clothing, so over a period of time, you are left with a paraffin base in that fabric, and u nfortu nately, base in that fabric, and unfortunately, that becomes quite flammable. the mra -- the nhra said it is conducting a review of paraffin —based skin creams, working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with these products. energy companies should be allowed to see the personal data of some customers at risk of being in fuel poverty according to the government. the idea is part of a consultation looking at how best to protect people who could be struggling to pay their bills. our business correspondent joe lynam explains. we all hate getting our energy bills, but for some, it can push them into realfinancial difficulties, known as "fuel poverty." now the government wants to find a new way of automatically protecting up to 2

west yorkshire police said they responded to a number of attempted ram raids onjoomla!0 violent seizures every day. his parents say treating him with cannabis oil dramtically reduces the symptoms. but the home office has ruled the treatment will remain illegal in the uk. alfie‘s mum joins us on the sofa, but first lets take a look at their journey so far. when alfie dingley has seizures, he can have as many as 30 in a day. multiply that over a number of weeks, and one year he got to 3000, meaning 48 trips to hospital. the numbers when he went to the netherlands were very different. there, he was prescribed a cannabis—based treatment. no attacks in 24 days. but a license for him to use the medication here has been turned down. the government says it can only be used for research at the moment, but a group of mp5 is calling on the home secretary to make an exception. if we can find a way for her around the regulations that exist, and we believe that we can, she can issue a licence to make sure that alfie can get this medicine. counting up, there are good days in alfie‘s l

chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue service.rtant for medical conditions, but unfortunately they get into fabrics and clothing and dressings and bedding, and the paraffin impregnates the clothing, so you are left with a paraffin base in that fabric and it gets flammable. the medicines regulator, the mhra, says it "is conducting a review of paraffin—based skin creams and is working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with products." time for a look at the weather now. at least the second half of the weekend was better, more sunshine but plenty of snow in the north and west. that will continue overnight and it will turn cold particular in central, southern and eastern parts under cold skies with a widespread frost. the showers continued in western scotland and northern ireland, heavy in places with further accumulations of

let's get more on this now from chris bell from west yorkshire fire and rescue service, and kirsten bicatt happened to your dad. you have got a very personal experience of this. yes, well, the 22nd of september last year, i got the police called round at my house to tell me that i should get quickly to tell me that i should get quickly to the hospital where they have a burns unit, and my dad had just been airlifted there, after an accident and when i got there i found that he had more than 50% burns. he had third—degree burns and he didn't stand a chance, the doctors told me. they told me he wouldn't survive and to prepare ourselves for the worst. how do you believe that this happened? we think he went onto the balcony for a cigarette in his dressing and pyjamas, and somehow set himself on fire, and then couldn't get it out quickly enough to avoid the third degree burns that killed him 14 hours later. it is not long since he passed away so thank you so much for coming in to talk to us. you so much for coming in to talk to us. it is not easy and obvious you have lost or dad. we are so sorr

chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue service.a long period of time. vitally important for medical conditions but unfortunately they get into fabrics and closing and dressings and down to —— and it impregnates them, so you are left with a paraffin —based in that fabric and it gets flammable. the medicines regulator, the mhra says it is conducting a review of paraffin—based skin creams and is working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with products." there will be a full summary of the sport coming up after 5:30pm. you might have seen in the build—up that north and south korea created a combined ice hockey team. they played their opening match this weekend and they lost 8—0, but you think so, listening to this. it was the north korean cheerleaders who stole the show in the arena. people had to change seat in the venue so that they could all sit together. some people think the man on the left is the man training them all, but i'm worried he might be somebody who is a bit out of ste

west yorkshire police said they‘d responded to a number of attempted ram—raids on jewellers in the cityt of march. for a full summary of the news, you can go to our website, where you‘ll be able to get more details. time now for a look at the weather forecast. pretty gloomy so far today, some outbreaks of rain in eastern parts mainly. it will remain quite cloudy for many others, like this photo in birmingham a short time ago. some spots of rain down the eastern side of england, the north—east of scotland. later in the afternoon, some rain moving its way into the west of northern ireland. but generally across these western areas, you may see a glimmer of sunshine coming through. temperatures, 10—13 celsius. tonight, as the rain comes across northern ireland moving eastward, it will turn quite heavy for a time across eastern areas. but on the frost free night into tuesday morning. temperatures staying above freezing. during tuesday, we will see some cloudy skies across eastern areas. further north and west, it will be dry and brighter, certainly brighter than today. maximum temperatures a

isobars squeezing together will mean gale force winds around the irish sea, through the north—west of england, yorkshiren see this swathe of gale force winds blowing through azarenka years away. behind it, snow showers. plenty of them, sunday is a very brisk day, quite a few snow showers getting into scotland, parts of northern ireland with some of them sneaking into merseyside and the midlands and even a few flurries fleeting in the wind in the south. it will not feel like a degrees in london, it will feel colder and barely above freezing across the north. this shows us how cold the errors, thejet north. this shows us how cold the errors, the jet stream, north. this shows us how cold the errors, thejet stream, this north. this shows us how cold the errors, the jet stream, this sunday night into monday, you can see how far side the milder air has been pushed to the cold air is well—established as we go into monday and here are the snow showers another weather system is stuck in this cold air and when we get weather fronts stuck in cold air, that spells trouble. later on monday, this is the afternoon, in

and another area of snow pushing into yorkshire and parts of the west midlands, parts of eastern scotland capable of disrupting things going into the morning. a met office amber warning for this snow. it could be up to ten centimetres in parts of england. that warning is to be prepared for some disruption from this snow. also pushing through parts of wales. tuesday, some parts of avoiding the snow showers and staying dry. feeling colder. and you're watching beyond one and hundred days. russia blinks, just a little, in syria, allowing a brief daily truce to get humanitarian aid in east ghouta. from tomorrow, for 5 hours, there will be a humanitarian pause — but today the bombing continued and more civilians were killed. the united nations pressured moscow to allow some relief after 500 people, including children, were killed in the area last week. brexit will mean brexit — says the government — but the opposition is less resolute — today the labour party laid out its vision with closer ties to the eu. also on the programme. from gun control reform to brexit — as politics becomes ever more

red skies overhead, you know what that means, lovely shot of the morning in west yorkshire, in marstonveloping —— far east. not a wet day but hill snow around and for late morning we will see a covering of snow in the pennines and the lake district and the fells before it turns to rain later but some parts of the east of england staying dry, you might get away with it in the west midlands. outbreaks for the next few hours in northern ireland, windy across—the—board, severe gales in the west of scotland and severe snowfall, up to ten centimetres in the grampians, sigh of highlands and southern uplands and a mixture of sleet and snow at lower levels later as temperatures rise. 60—7 the mph gusts of in some areas. through the night the milder air almost goes away with this area of cloud and rain to the near continent, clear skies in the morning. the breeze should keep the frost and be but more showers into thursday, they will be wintry in scotland and northern ireland —— the breeze should keep the frost at bay. brighter skies on thursday. more of you will see the sunshine. the best of whi

there are a handful of school closures across east, north and west yorkshire this morning.s bradford airport, manchester included and newcastle, where the bad weather is affecting those as well. check before you travel and if you are heading out in the car, be prepared and maybe take a little bit longerfor prepared and maybe take a little bit longer for your journey. prepared and maybe take a little bit longer for yourjourney. thank you very much for that sound advice as ever. let's show you what is happening outside our studios this morning. it depends where you are as to whether you have got snow. but it seems to be bitterly cold in most places and the wind chill can make it feel extremely cold. yes, it has reached the north west. we can speak now to the independent‘s travel editor simon calder whojoins us from our london studio. have you seen snow? i have been going round the main train station is where people would be coming in from sussex, kent and norfolk. south—eastern trains coming in from kent have cancelled over 100 services, both ordinary trains and the high—spee

the tweet goes on to say things to official west midlands ambulance service and yorkshire ambulance forborder of leicester sure whilst we dealt with this tragic incident. fighting is continuing in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta a day after the un security council passed a resolution calling for a cease—fire to be implemented. the syrian government is trying to retake the area from rebels, some of whom are linked to extremist groups. our middle east editor has this report. you made find some of the distressing. as you may find some of the distressing. this was inside eastern ghouta. in almost seven years of war in syria, real cease—fires have been rare, ineffective and short. the un could not agree on a start time for the cease—fire. the best they could do was to say without delay. that is elastic enough to wreck this cease—fire's chances. elastic enough to wreck this cease-fire's chances. today is the first day of the cease—fire resolution. still, there is warplanes in the atmosphere. still showing. they have let us down before. civilians are still being killed. civil defence wor

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you'reect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7, 8 or 9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud, which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday, but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we won't be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the continent and

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you'reof some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the continent and scandinavia. so he

and tomorrow morning most of the snow will be falling across wales and the north west of england and parts of yorkshire behind that it will be clear and cold. tuesday night into wednesday morning, that is when the temperatures really will drop, even in the far south of england, —5, so a couple of very cold nights. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the eu's chief negotiator warns of barriers to the ongoing negotiations. a british man, laurie love, wins his appeal against extradition to the united states — after being accused of hacking into government computers including nasa and the fbi. a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of a terror offence. the government cancels stagecoach‘s contract to operate trains on the east coast mainline after it gets into financial troubles. more now on brexit. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has warned that trade barriers for goods and services are ‘unavoidable' for the uk if it leaves the single market and customs union. mr barnier held talks in downing street with the brexit sec

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you'reprospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the continent and scandinav

west. they could be snow across northern and western areas, could include manchester and parts of yorkshire. two degrees. here is a summary. it will stay cold for a week or so. widespread frost and it will be cold enough for snow. wrap up warmly and stay tuned to the forecast. don't be surprised first thing on monday morning if it snows where you are. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. a conservative—led council in northamptonshire which has imposed emergency spending controls has said it's been warning ministers for years about its financial problems. six migrants have been injured after a man opened fire from a car in the central italian city of macerata. the gunman has been arrested. it's emerged tonight that two more women have reported harvey weinstein to the met police over allegations of sexual assault. tobyjones and toby jones and pulled tobyjones and pulled it in the star in journey's tobyjones and pulled it in the star injourney‘s end, tobyjones and pulled it in the star in journey's end, a tobyjones and

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you'rewhich could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed onto the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the continent and scandinavia. so here is wednesday, with the

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you'rewell, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7—9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we will not be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the continent and scandinavia. so here is wednesday,

west of england. but go that bit further east, anywhere really from about yorkshire down to the far south—east, and you're the prospect of some rain as well, which could, for some, hang around for the greater part of the day. you've got an onshore breeze as well, along these eastern shores. that combination of the cloud, the lack of sunshine and that breeze, 7, 8 or 9. but further towards the north and the west, where you get some sunshine at last, at last, will push those temperatures up nicely — 10, 11, 12 degrees or so. now, with high pressure building in across that old weather front, we're left with just a residue of cloud, which helps to keep the temperatures up as we start the new day on wednesday, but either side of it, where the skies are clear, we will end up with a touch of frost and that is the shape of things to come as we move into the latter part of the week and indeed on into the weekend. high pressure trying to build in and starting to connect us to a really cold continent. we won't be looking to the atlantic, as we have done through monday and tuesday, we will be looking towards the cont

early hours, and then moving to the north—west of england and northern buyers, and it is stirring around the lake district, just about into northern parts of yorkshireng. this is the picture eight o'clock tuesday, behind it, strong winds and wintry showers, temperature around freezing, it is not a very large weather front, it is a widespread area of snow and it will be a bit hit and area of snow and it will be a bit hitand miss, but area of snow and it will be a bit hit and miss, but when the snow falls it will settle on cars and pavements and i think 1—2 centimetres so not much but enough to cause some delays and some problems across the north and the north—west and maybe parts of wales, and by the time you get to tuesday afternoon the weather front is forming and so that means not much snow falling at all. there is the chance that the snow could pick up again around lincolnshire and east anglia tomorrow evening and then tomorrow night it will be the cold est tomorrow night it will be the coldest night of the week, temperatures in rural areas down to _5’ temperatures in rural areas down to -5, -ii temperatures in rural areas down to —5, —11 possibl

heading into north—east england, yorkshire and some spots of the midlands into the morning, and snow showers into eastern scotland. more dry and clear towards the west below freezing just about everywhere. it will be a hard frost. the met office and the warnings, which means to be aware, in these areas there will be ten centimetres of smoke, and disruption as a result. check before you head out. some sunny spells around in parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland. still further 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

west. they could be snow across northern and western areas, could include manchester and parts of yorkshire

west. this is how we look for the rest of today, this area of snow continues to move into the midlands, parts of east yorkshireunny spells across scotla nd south—east, sunny spells across scotland and northern ireland, heavy snow showers in the far north—west, the large rumble of thunder. watch out for snow and ice across parts of eastern england this evening. that will move further south and east. as you can see by the blue, a widespread and hard frost tonight. temperatures below freezing for us all. in the countryside it could be as low as —72 —11 celsius over the snowfields of scotland. a very cold start, it should be dry on wednesday but then we look to the north—west and have an area of rain. a cold front and a warm front, in between those a wedge of mild air. as it moves and it will be mainly of rain on wednesday, ahead of the cold air sitting in place across england and wales. a cold and frosty start, eventually the rain moves into scotland and northern ireland. it will fall of snow over the higher ground, down to low levels it will be mainly rain. increasing cloud in the north—west, down towards the so

west of england as well as northern wales. by sam, snowing around the lake district. just in the yorkshire. northern wales.k on tuesday. the cold front went through by then. this is it. strong winds around the western isles. wintry showers. temperatures around freezing. this is the weather front, snowing. not a large one. widespread snow. hit and miss. when it slows, when it settles, cars and pavements, watch out. not a lot of snow, but enough to cause delays and problems in the north and north—west and wales possibly. tuesday afternoon, the weather front falling apart. not much snow. cloud in the midlands and the south. just the chance snow could prop up in lincolnshire and east anglia tomorrow evening. tomorrow night, the coldest night of the week. temperatures in rural areas down to _5’ temperatures in rural areas down to —5, even on the south coast. negative double digits. —11, —12. have lower in scotland. very cold. —— perhaps lower. hit and miss snow. some of us will have it and some will mist it completely. sunshine. crisp and cold on wednesday. initially, at least. then look at this. the east will

yorkshire on tuesday. widespread frost. well below freezing, even in the countryside. -11. freezing, even in the countryside. —11. snowy flirting with the south—east. thickening cloud out wests cold. for degrees in aberdeen. six in london. thursday, outbreaks of rain from the west. mainly rain. more mild. rights on friday, but cold again. —— bright. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. in the past 2a hours. families of those killed in an ira bombing in london's hyde park are awarded legal aid to sue a suspect. and they have lift—off, for what's being called the most powerful rocket ever built.

clear skies pushing in from the west but the likes of shetland, outbreaks coming and going, eastern counties of england, parts of yorkshire but glasgow, belfast, ten, 12 or 13 in cardiff, very pleasant indeed. through the night the wind goes more north—easterly and the cloud that has been sitting in the eastern coastal counties today will drift through the midlands to wales and the south—west, keeping temperatures up in this strip but with clear skies either side, the blues on our temperature chart show where you're likely to a frost tomorrow morning. here with the morning sunshine tomorrow will also have mist and fog, clearing, more cloud in the midlands and the south—west, can't rule out the odd shower. most places will be dry tomorrow, some good sunny spells away from the zone of thicker cloud but temperatures down a bit, no double figures. some frost may be into thursday morning, sticking with a largely dry theme but with a strengthening wind to the west of scotla nd strengthening wind to the west of scotland and northern ireland, maybe the odd shower, and a bit more cloud in places in northern england and north wales

more so down the eastern side of england, east yorkshire, lincolnshire, norfolk and suffolk, some showers here. clear spells further westn showers. not very pleasant through the day. further west, lighter wind and a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine for friday. temperatures about six or eight celsius, feeling that little bit more pleasant further west compared to today. how about the weekend ? further west compared to today. how about the weekend? running through the weekend we have a weather front thatis the weekend we have a weather front that is moving in. then it is going to stall on the spine of the uk. it will weaken as we go through sunday. it means we will continue to have this wintry feel. 0n it means we will continue to have this wintry feel. on saturday, snow over scotland, northern england, perhaps low levels as well. lots of cloud, outbreaks of rain and temperatures four or six celsius. by sunday, a drier day. still a bit of cloud for england and wales. the best of the sunshine coming across scotla nd best of the sunshine coming across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures again in the mid—s

quite a few share is affecting yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and a few also in the west of walesand we will have that complicated mix of rain, sleet and a bit of snow in northern and western parts during saturday, dryer on sunday but it stays pretty cold with temperatures about 4—8 celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news. these are the top stories developing at 11:00am: theresa may tries to brush aside criticism of her leadership, and her approach to the brexit negotiations. i'm nota i'm not a quitter. i am i'm nota quitter. iam in i'm not a quitter. i am in this because there is a job to be done here and that is delivering for the british people, and doing that in a way that ensures the richer prosperity of our country. —— future prosperity. calls for better prostate cancer screening — after new figures revealed the number of people killed by the disease has overtaken breast cancer for the first time. police investigating the death of hollywood star natalie wood 37 years ago say her husband robert wagner is being treated as a "person of interest". also, concern of the long—term futur

west across the uk. all of this in snow and capable of producing a few centimetres here and there, particularly in parts of yorkshireland, eastern scotland, northern scotland and the central belt with some very nasty travelling conditions over the next couple days. this will continue into thursday. scattered snow showers elsewhere, some brushing parts of south west england, some in northern ireland. bitterly cold wednesday, particularly when you factor in the wind. it is stronger, some spots feeling like minus double figures. halaholo. this is 0utside source. it could be the red light for a diesel ca rs could be the red light for a diesel cars in germany. a court rules that cities can ban them to protect people from harmful emissions. saudi arabia sacks its top military commanders including the chief of staff as its intervention in the war in yemen enters its third year. fighting in craigavon means there is no ceasefire in syria —— eastern guta.

clear spells in the north and west. the north and west. there will be snow showers beading in. in. outbreaks of rain in parts of east yorkshireloping. the green colours suggest temperatures staying above freezing. temperatures staying above freezing. that is because more cloud is moving in and acting like a blanket. in and acting like a blanket. rain during saturday and stronger winds as well. winds as well. in the south west and up into the north of england. north of england. few breaks in the cloud to give some sunshine. sunshine. also once again a few wintry showers. wintry showers. should be drier and brighter but cold again. cold again. temperatures down the degree to 8 degrees. degree to 8 degrees. it will remain cold and always the threat of wintry showers. threat of wintry showers. robertson and david eades. are wiped off the dow — for the second time this week. live from london, that‘s our top story on friday 9th february. of a stock market ‘correction‘. plus, clean up or pay up! to come up with a plan to tackle air pollution — orface eu fines. and the markets are all down again, as expected. as expected. this is how

west but into the afternoon, for many of us, that should clear away and some lengthy spells of sunshine, but it will feel colder compared to yesterday. this afternoon, cloudy and wet, lincolnshire, yorkshireeastern areas will ease down, cloud gathers in the west, with outbreaks of rain eventually moving in through tonight. in between a bit of a frosty start on saturday morning, day on saturday, heavy rain and strong winds, by sunday, things improving, colder, but sunny spells and some snow showers. this is bbc newsroom live, our latest headlines. the daughter of an aid worker killed in syria by two british jihadis who were part of the so called islamic state says she's relieved they have been captured. david haines was murdered by the group in 2014. they have destroyed a big part of my life and hopefully they'll get some justice. eu negotiator michel barnier warns that a transitional deal after the uk leaves the eu "is not a given". he says that substantial disagreements between britain and the eu need to be overcome. the charity oxfam has condemned the behaviour of seven former members of its staff in haiti, after newspaper allegations that the aid workers regularly used prostitutes when

west of england and wales. strong winds and gates around coastal areas during the afternoon. coastal areas during the afternoon. yorkshirehern oil is also stayed cloudy with rain. also stayed cloudy with rain. the chilly side, about four to 7 degrees. degrees. night, a bit of cloud across the far east. east. into northern ireland and the far west of scotland. west of scotland. clear skies and that will allow a frosty developer. frosty developer. though, that cloud across northern ireland. ireland. this is into wednesday, low pressure moving close by. pressure moving close by. gates and severe gales expected in the far north. the far north. weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. rain. perhaps for a time across wales as well. well. ireland, that's where you will have brighter weather. brighter weather. a bit of sunshine in the afternoon. in the afternoon. we go through wednesday night into thursday. thursday. that low—pressure system still with us. still with us. we still have that westerly wind coming in. westerly wind coming in. provide a fewer showers during thursday. thursday. otherwise it will be dry with bright s