a widow returns to the western isles, joined a widow returns to the western isles, joined before longwith two women trying to work out what happened and why. and their lives are intertwined. a thriller by peter may called i'll keep you safe. a puzzle where they cling to the old ways. a puzzle and a story that twists and turns and for him, another international bestseller. welcome. a rather obvious question: what makes a good thriller, peter? a good question! i have no idea! you know it when you see it? i think that's exactly right. there is no formula. if you knew what the formula was, you would have a bestseller with every book you wrote. i think engaging the reader more than anything else. it is not just about thrillers but any story you are telling. you set yourself a problem, as over a couple of pages of the book you have to give us a scottish gaelic glossary, otherwise no—one understands the names. a large part is set in the western isles. it is needed the guide. it is quite a thing to do, isn't it? it is. in my days working in television, i filmed in the western isles for five m

a widow returns to the western isles, joined before long by a french detective on her trail. the two women try to work out what has happened and why and their lives as a result are intertwined. a thriller by peter may, called i'll keep you safe, that moves from a contemporary world of crime and violence to a place where apparently they still cling to many of the old ways. another puzzle, another story that twists and turns, and for him, another international bestseller. welcome. a rather obvious question. what makes a good thriller, peter? a good question. i've no idea! imean... you know it when you see it? i think that's exactly right because there's no formula and if you knew what the formula was, you'd have a bestseller with every book you wrote. i think engaging the reader, more than anything else. i think it's notjust even about thrillers. it's about any story that you're telling. you set yourself a problem because what you've got to do over a couple of pages at the very beginning of this book is give us a scottish gaelic glossary, otherwise no one would understand the n

in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland.n hour. compared to the rest of europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. rome will be about 15. back home, here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 1a or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bi

icy improved, but the winds will be picking up in the western isles.. at 9am, it is raining across western areas. clearly it is still dry in many areas, and there may be some sunshine in these first in the morning. if you to enjoy the dry weather, do it early in the morning. later, the cloud and drizzle will reach you. it will be pretty dap, but nothing huge. in the afternoon, one thing will be the strength of the wind across scotland. strong gales gusting to 50- 60, scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or80 in scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 in the far north for orkney and shetland. it could be tricky there. eventually, that low pressure pulls away, and we have another weather front sliding off the atlantic. south—westerly winds are rolling of the atlantic. that cloud and rain around, you will see where that is on sunday, in the north. to the south, probably a lot of cloud. chances are that there will break up. cloud is a nightmare to predict. we cannot say fo

in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland.mpared to the rest of europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. rome will be about 15. back home, here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder.

a large part is set in the western isles. it is needed the guide.is quite a thing to do, suspect it? it is. in my dares working in television, i have filmed in the western isles for five months a year for five years and got familiar with the sound of gaelic. i still don't speak it. but ican gaelic. i still don't speak it. but i can generally know how to pronounce names and words. but most don't as i think that the gaelic alphabet is 18 letters. so it is strange combinations of letters to make a single sound. two of the main characters, with the gaelic spelling of rory and naeve but you have to get #350e78 into the sound world ? but you have to get #350e78 into the sound world? you do, yes. otherwise they are repeating in their heads a mispronounciation from the start. that bowled be unfortunate. what you wa nt to that bowled be unfortunate. what you want to do in evoking the place, its strange largely flat contours, it's bleakness but its beauty that can hold you in a trance on a fine day, which, there are not that many of on the west coast of lewis

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. around as well. of england, particularlyr longest. clouds streaming in. it's not going to be a nice afternoon. that sort of thing. brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so in london, it is around about nine. paris is 11. of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. pressure on wednesday. and that means that we're in for some wintry showers. northern parts of england, northern ireland as well. and some snow showers might sneak into areas further south. plenty of sunshine around, as well. hail and thunder, probably, too. it could feel colder than six after nine degrees. those winds and that wind chill really might make it quite bitter. friday, first thing, it is looking that little bit better. in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. and defends president trump's mentalfaculties. after months of criticism from

in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland. europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. the will be about 15. back home, he was the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions in the pennines as well. but the isa buyers are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, mother this start of years. with that, rain around. particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. citing single figures, even about five degrees, they are. no more than that. have a good weeken

very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland.drid — 9 degrees, paris around 8. madrid — 9 degrees celsius. we're pretty much the same across many parts of western and even down into southwestern parts of europe. rome will be around 15. back home — here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that's going to bring the severe gales to the north of scotland and blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. the isobars are coming in from the south—west, so that means that these south—westerly winds are going to continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we get a lot of cloud. it's mild. temperatures might even touch around 14, temperatures might even touch around 1a, possibly even 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of the year. but with that, there'll be a bit of rain around too, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds with a bit of rain around in central parts of the country on monday

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. around as well. of england, particularlyl hold onto the sunshine for the longest. whereas in the west and south—west, clouds is streaming in. it's not going to be a nice afternoon. that sort of thing. brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so in london, it is around about nine. paris is 11. of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings 00:01:46,1000 --> 00:01:49,179 in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. pressure on wednesday. and that means that we're in for some wintry showers. northern parts of england, northern ireland as well. and some snow showers might sneak into areas further south. plenty of sunshine around, as well. hail and thunder, probably, too. it could feel colder than six after nine degrees. those winds and that wind chill really might make it quite bitter. friday, first thing, it is looking that little bit better. 00:02:26,929 --> 858993220:40:39,429 i'm

in scotland, bright and windy, very windy in the western isles and the far north of scotland.f europe on saturday, london will be about 10 degrees, paris at eight. madrid nine degrees. pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe. rome will be about 15. back home, here's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 1a or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. so i think single fi

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. around as well.n. in the east. you'll hold onto the sunshine for longest. to see clouds streaming in. it's not going to be a nice afternoon. that sort of thing. brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so, in london, it's around about nine. paris is i! at all across many parts of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. we're in for some wintry showers. bit further south. but there'll be plenty of sunshine around, as well. hail and thunder, probably, too. it could feel colder than six after nine degrees. it quite bitter. little bit better. bye— bye. in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. faculties. of criticism from president trump. on whether to liberalise its strict abortion laws at the end of may. cape town's worsening water crisis. supply entirely in early april. elections this no

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. around as well. of england, particularlyne for longest. clouds streaming in. it's not going to be a nice afternoon. that sort of thing. brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so in london, it is around about nine. paris is 11. of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. pressure on wednesday. and that means that we're in for some wintry showers. northern parts of england, northern ireland as well. and some snow showers might sneak into areas further south. plenty of sunshine around, as well. hail and thunder, probably, too. it could feel colder than six after nine degrees. those winds and that wind chill really might make it quite bitter. friday, first thing, it is looking that little bit better. 00:28:28,831 --> 715827684:15:58,931 i'm 715827684:15:58,931 --> 1431655368:03:29,031 kasia 1431655368:03:29,031 --> 2147483051:50:59,13

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. some showers around as well. so, the rest of the morning, then. lots of sunshine around across many parts of england, particularly in the east. and if you live in hull, norwich, down into london, you'll hold onto the sunshine for longest. whereas, in the west and the south—west, we'll start to see clouds streaming in. so, for example, in cornwall, devon there, coastal parts of wales, it's not going to be a very nice afternoon. a lot of grey cloud, drizzle, hill fog, mist, that sort of thing. 10 degrees there in plymouth, whereas norwich is going to be brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so, in london, it's around about nine. paris is 11 — actually, it's not looking too bad at all across many parts of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. a cold front sweeps through as well, and behind the cold front, traditionally, we get a c

lots of sunshine around. in the western isles in northern scotland. scotland.d as well. many parts of england, particularly in these. in these. norwich, down into london, you will hold onto the centre of the longest. hold onto the centre of the longest. in the west and south—west, clouds were streaming. were streaming. devon, coastal parts of wales, it will be a nice afternoon. will be a nice afternoon. grey cloud, drizzle, a hill fog, mist, that sort of thing. mist, that sort of thing. 10 degrees there in plymouth. there in plymouth. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? compared to the rest of europe? in london, it is that nine. paris is 11. 11. it is not looking too bad across many parts of europe on tuesday. many parts of europe on tuesday. there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. the middle parts of the week. low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. air. into that for tax and low pressure on wednesday. on wednesday. that means that we are in for some

different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland.the rest of the morning, then. lots of sunshine across many parts of england, particularly in the east. and if you live in hull, norwich, down into london, you'll hold onto the sunshine for longest. whereas in the west and the south—west, we'll start to see clouds streaming in. so, for example, in cornwall, devon there, coastal parts of wales, it's not going to be a nice afternoon. a lot of grey cloud, drizzle, hill fog, mist, that sort of thing. 10 degrees there in plymouth, whereas norwich is going to be brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so, in london, it's around about nine. paris is 11 — actually, it's not looking too bad at all across many parts of europe on tuesday. but there is a big change on the way for the middle parts of the week. a big low pressure swings in off the north atlantic. this is cold air here. a cold front sweeps through as well, and behind the cold front, traditionally, we get a cold rush of air. so here's the cold air tucking

temperatures of nine celsius at the very best. 70 mile an hour gusts of wind across the western islese move, and as it moves on through the last of the relatively mild air, food next week, it will be decidedly colder. it takes a while for the rain to get away from the far south—east. following behind, a raft of showers. the east of the pennines is most likely not to see rain. these temperatures are as good as it gets on monday. they will tumble away, and because of the strength of the wind, it will feel colder, and because the air is coming from iceland, greenland, that sort of way, it will turn the showers wintry, decidedly so across the top two thirds of the british isles. wednesday, still a lot of isobars, and then this. rain on the southern flank, but for a time, we could get a spell of snow. wednesday night and into the first part of thursday. we will keep you posted on the detail there, but next week certainly colder, windier, and with some snow. this is bbc news, i'm i'm vicki young. the headlines at 8pm: officials from across government are holding talks this weekend to discus

here's a closer look, very windy for the northern and western isles, quite a few showers getting fed after a grey start, in for a dry and sunny afternoon, sunshine creeping into northern england, still quite a bit of low cloud as we make our way into the midlands, wales and the south—west, some drizzle possible here and then for the south—east of england and anglia, under the weather front some wet prospects for the second half of the day. our weather front will clear off into the constant quite promptly this evening so some drier weather if you're heading out, turning a little chilly as the wind falls light in the latter part of the evening, but by the end of the night, in piles more cloud, more missed, more murk but at least it will be a mild start to sunday, so frost not a problem but this covering of cloud likely to be a stubborn one throughout the day on sunday. this time our weather front, basically still coming from west to east, just sits across northern ireland and scotland, pushing through as opposed to clearing, we willjust keep the rain, especially for the south west of s

into the evening, 70 mph for the northern isles, the western isles. 60 mph possible as this band of heavy a return to much colder conditions heading in from the northwest. that is the setup over the next few days, called error, blue colours, in from the north west, taking hold of the weather. starting monday, heavy rain, strong gusty wind, only slowly clearing from eastern england and then a return to something brighter and sunnier than we have seen recently, plenty of showers, wintry showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland, further south, mostly rain showers, some sleet and snow over higher ground. tuesday will bring further wintry showers, sleet and snow. rain showers further south, but those temperatures certainly colder than we have seen. three degrees. and we still have cold air into the middle of the week but we are also seeing a rapidly deepening area of low pressure, moving from west to east across the country, bringing potentially heavy snow on the northern edge, heavy rain further south and strong winds as well. potential for disruption through the middle part of t

very windy for the northern and western isles. quite a few showers on the wind as well.a great start coming in for a sunny afternoon. sunshine in northern england. quite a bit of low cloud as we make our way through the midlands, wales and the south—west. some drizzle possible here and for the south—east of england and east anglia under the weather front, some wet prospects for the second half of the day. the weather front will clear off into the continent promptly this evening. some dry weather if you are heading out. turning a little chilly as the windfalls lied in the latter part of the evening. by the end of the night in postmortem loud, more mist, more murk. they might start to sunday. frost not a problem. this covering of cloud likely to be stubborn throughout the day on sunday. this time the weather front basically coming from the west to the east, sit across northern ireland and scotland, pushing its way through, as opposed to clearing it will give the rain. northern ireland has seen the rain. northern ireland has seen the worst of the rain to the north. a pretty

gusts of wind, 70 mph forthe evening, look at those gusts of wind, 70 mph for the northern and western isleseps that these words across the country. into the early hours of monday, it could be lying surface water on the roads, combined with strong winds. and then a return a much colder conditions heading in from the north—west. that's the setup over the next days. cold air, the blue on the map, sweeping in from the north west and taking hold of our weather. on monday, heavy rain, strong gusty winds, only slowly clearing from easterling winds. then it's a return to something brighter, sunnier. but also plenty of showers. wintry showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland. in the south, mostly rain showers but a little sleet and snow over higher ground. tuesday also brings further wintry showers, sleet and snow across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. when showers further south but temperatures colder than recently. only three degrees or so across scotland and northern ireland. then we still have the cold air into the middle of the week, but also a rapidly dee

but then into this evening, those gusts of wind, 70 mph for the northern isles, western isles too. 60stwards across all of the country through the course of tonight. so on into the early hours of monday, there could be a lot of lying surface water on the roads, combined with the strong winds as well. then a return to much colder conditions heading in from the north—west. that's the setup over the next few days. we are going to see that cold air sweeping in from the north west and really taking hold of our weather. to start monday, heavy rain, strong, gusty winds, only slowly clearing away from eastern england. then it's a return to something brighter, sunnier than we've seen recently but also plenty of showers, wintry showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland. further south mostly rain showers, but there will be a bit of sleet and snow over the higher ground. tuesday also brings further wintry showers, sleet and snow across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. showers further south, but those temperatures colder than we've seen recently. then we've sti

and windy weather across the northern half of the british isles, we suspect that a blip because the high pressure will be pushed further the western some mist and fog, west and windy with those coming in across the north but as i say there's deal of uncertainty about all of that. tonight at ten... downing street says the prime minister is appalled by allegations that women were sexually abused at an all men charity dinner in london. an undercover reporter 5 hired as a hostess 5 filmed at the presidents club dinner last week and said she was groped. it's sparked outrage. women were bought as bait for men, rich men, not a mile from where we stand, as if that is an acceptable behaviour. it is totally unacceptable. after hosting exclusive dinners for more than 30 years, the presidents club has cancelled all future events. also tonight... jailed for 175 years for molesting young gymnasts 5 the disgraced usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar apologises to his victims. controversial monkey business 5 20 years after dolly the sheep scientists in china have cloned two monkeys.

sequence has been named by the irish weather service and is on its way towards the north—western quarter of the british isles of isobars. the wind is a realfeature during the rest of tonight. especially so across northern and western parts of the british isles. it will be complete, as you can see, by some really heavy rain. temperatures are not too bad at all. still that my old field to proceedings. as we start the new day, our concerns are about the strength of the wind and there is a lot of rain to be had. bbc local radio will keep you right up to the mark, iam radio will keep you right up to the mark, i am sure. notjust near the centre we have concerns. this front its own right will spread wet and windy fair right down and across all of england and wales during the course of the day. it is near the centre we could see gusts up to 70 not 80 mph. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. wherever you heading, take care. —— wherever you are heading. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump imposes tariffs on china and south korea — is this the first salvo in a trade war? as the populist president prepares

this evening, things turn interesting with 70 mile para gusts of wind across the north —— western islescross england and wales, and clearing later on across scotla nd and clearing later on across scotland and northern ireland with some wintry showers heading in. to start monday morning, it won't be particularly cold first thing because of the rain and strong winds. but then the colder air sta rts winds. but then the colder air starts to dive its way in from the north—west. this setup takes us through at least to wednesday. we have the cold north westerly flow of air, a different feel. 0n the morning, lying surface water with some strong winds. 0nly slowly easing away from easter wind through the day. and a return to sunshine and wintry showers. you can see the snow showers across scotland, even to lower levels. sleek and snow across northern ireland. perhaps something more wintry over the hills. tuesday is similar in that the sunshine, brisk north winds bringing sleet and snow showers, especially in the north. further south, mostly rain showers or hugger could be something wintry of the

there's 3mph across the western isles. a about the of sunshine —— a bit of sunshine around too.ng in cornwall. this time, this is not going to be as nasty as eleanor. remnants of eleanor here across the baltic. this is another area of low pressure which will bring some run of the mill wet and windy weather. here's the wind spilling across the uk and the wind spilling across the uk and the rain, double figure temperatures in the south, 13, bit colder there in an easterly wind in scotland. that's thursday. friday looking pretty unsettled as well with some rain on the cards. but in the short—term, early hours tonight and tomorrow, take care on the roads. this is bbc news. after the steepest fa re this is bbc news. after the steepest fare increase for five years, campaign is one that commuters are being priced off railways. we do not know why we have to pay so much money for such a bad service.“ know why we have to pay so much money for such a bad service. if i am not more than five minutes early, lam am not more than five minutes early, i am differently not going to get a seat. nhs

bail or kept in custody harry thank you very much for that update terry foster live for us in western isles that meant a very interesting opinion piece on our website a by david novel says i it to me is the palestinian role as a proxy believes it's possible for a single person to engage in an act of resistance against oppression and change the world and he says sixteen year old i tell me the palestinian girl such an individual it's a very interesting piece read it on al-jazeera dot com. you know with the news great on al-jazeera if you're watching us on facebook coming up next a story of people from what president calls chicle countries responding to him with their success stories to stay with us on the respect. hello there the weather is quite mobile all across the middle east at the moment we're going to fair amount of cloud drifting its way across us one of them is now working its way across towards our marty the next one's working its way across the caspian sea we're also seeing more clouds make its way into the western parts of turkey that's the one that's going to give us most of the

n'gales will be widespread across western parts of the british isles and to the course of the night we'lltland. not a cold night but watch out first thing on wednesday if you are commuting. the wind will be very noticeable indeed and there will be heavy rain around as a weather front slumps across the whole of england and wales. closer to the centre, this is where we have got a combination of very strong winds and also some rain as well. gradually pushing its way into the northern isles, perhaps the western portion coming back into the mainland of western scotland. further south, there will be a lull in proceedings until we get back into the frontal zone with a lot of rain and some of it heavy, particularly across the high ground of northern england, wales and into the south—west. may have a dry start, but that won't last because the weather front will eventually come over all areas across east anglia and the south east. following meehan, brighter skies. still windy, a peppering of showers closer to the centre across northern and western parts of scotland. getting into northern ireland as

isles. that‘s stillness captured by a weather watcher in shropshire. still a lot of cloud around. that will thicken up later tonight, across the westerning into the northern isles as well. in between a quiet night, not a particularly cold one either. for saturday, well, this front makes very slow progress into these western areas. 0nce front makes very slow progress into these western areas. once you get it, you‘ll probably keep it. further ahead of that, enough cloud over the higher ground of northern england for there to be the odd passing shower and plenty of showers again running up on a noticeable south—easterly wind towards the northern isles. temperatures, where we‘ve had them, of late. this is sunday, that front rather dying a death. a band of cloud, the odd bit of rain associated with that. brighter skies behind. then a new weather front with more wet and windy weather into the north west to finish the day. the temperatures close to where we‘ve been of late. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: mr president, are are a racist? international outrage facing the president, over remarks he‘s said to have made about african nati

named eleanor asked cause at least one deaths in france and widespread damage across the british isles and western europe a storm surges and strong winds down at the western coast of ireland late on tuesday the flooding alone lying areas like here and galway well huge waves also battered coastal areas of wills and southern england and france eleanore blue roofs off buildings and toppled scaffolding at construction sites more than two hundred thousand homes were left without electricity john has also been affected with up through trees blocking roads and railways. and willing to bet that many of you immediately recognize that score and you probably don't even need us to play the video footage to know what it is his name is bond james bond and part of the bond legacy is the james bond theme composed more than fifty five years ago it's one of the most famous pieces of music written for a movie and it's one of several legendary film scores featured in a new documentary score which opens this week in german cinemas take a look. whistling melodies twenty guitars and fatalistic trumpets never before had

isles. throughout the day, the heaviest of the showers are across northern and western areas, and by this stageo much cold weather across many parts, even way down to the hills of wales, maybe the moors of the south—west, we could well be seeing something a wee bit wintry. elsewhere, it really will feel that cold, given the strength of the wind. that will be ever present through the middle part of the week, and then we keep an eye on this. some uncertainty exactly where that is heading, that on the northern flank of that system, overnight wednesday into thursday, thre could well be a period of snow. oi 0ia 0i a this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: the government says it's doing everything it can to keep the serial sex offender, john worboys, in prison, after he was granted parole. ukip leader henry bolton is under pressure to resign after his girlfriend allegedly made racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee. the trouble with politics, it does inflame passions. people get very excited about politics. they have very strong views. but that must never be allowed to step over into abuse. p

north—westerly wind, the temperatures beginning to fall away, initially across the northern and western parts of the british islesing ever more prevalent across many of these northern and western areas as those temperatures fall away. into wednesday, not a great deal of change, but what is this? late on wednesday into thursday that low pressure, some very windy weather in the south with some rain on its northern flank, though, it there could well be a significant spell of snow. next week, certainly colder, really quite windy at times as well, and there will be snow in the forecast. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i‘m andrew plant. our top stories: the us investigates how people in hawaii were mistakenly warned of an imminent ballistic missile attack. after a wave of anti—austerity protests, tunisia‘s government announces a $70 million package to help the poor. a vow to weed out corruption and rescue the economy — hope in south africa as the head of the ruling party gives his first speech since being elected. after a fair pay outcry, mark wahlberg donates his $1.

through monday afternoon, highs of four or five celsius for northern and western areas of the british islesof scotland. colder air on the way for next week, which means more in the way of sunshine. it means the weather will be getting colder and at times it could turn very windy, but it also means there is the risk of some snow next week, particularly in the north down to low levels, but the hills further south could also see some snow at times. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is andrew plant. our top stories: donald trump sparks outrage after allegedly making racist comments about african countries. president trump says he won't pull out of the deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear programme for now — but it has to change. a makeover for facebook: the social network says it should be more about family than business. and we visit the tattoo parlour in jerusalem — believed to be the oldest of its kind in the world. the african union has expressed outrage and demanded an apology

western approaches, and eventually that cloud will thicken up to give rain across the western side of the british islest the first part of tuesday. not a cold night anywhere, four to 9 degrees or so, so at least much of this rain, certainly at the lower levels, will be falling as rain rather than snow. and there won't be a massive problem with ice, either. here we are, first thing on tuesday morning, a really dank, cold start across western parts of scotland and northern ireland. further to the east, you will have had a pulse of rainfora time, east, you will have had a pulse of rain for a time, there it is living with intent across eastern parts, following on behind, the cloud sitting well down on the welsh mountains, and across the moors and the tours of the south—west. quite a breeze here as well, so fairly unpleasant conditions of the morning commute and the school run. does it get any better? all we will do is just gradually eased those weather fronts ever further towards the east. there will be some brightness in there, and because of the direction of flow from a relatively mild correction, quite

strong winds through the evening, gusts of 60—80 mph for the far north of the mainland, the western and northern isles cloud from the south—west by the end of the night, misty, murky conditions, very mild, starting tomorrow morning at 10—11 degrees. that is because we will have this mile south—westerly airflow, but trapped within the south—westerly wind will be a weather front. it is south—westerly wind will be a weatherfront. it is not south—westerly wind will be a weather front. it is not able to move weather front. it is not able to m ove very weather front. it is not able to move very far north or south, just sitting in place across the same parts of central and southern scotla nd parts of central and southern scotland right through the day. nine o'clock in the morning, soggy for glasgow and edinburgh, but mild. northern ireland, northern england, patchy rain. coming further south, pledge of dry weather with cloud, drizzle over hills and coasts. —— plenty. but look at the starting temperatures, ten or 11 degrees. where we keep the cloud across central and southern areas through the day, despite th

to where we pretty much started, with wintry showers, especially across northern and western parts of the british isles globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hawaii's false missile alert is described as absolutely unacceptable, as some continue to criticise the white house's handling of the error. the palestinian president calls donald trump's middle east peace efforts a slap in the face. a senior diplomat advising on the rohingya crisis tells the bbc aung san suu kyi must do more to speak out against hate. chile prepares to welcome pope francis, with questions being asked about the relevance of the church in south america.

colder than of late tom and there will be plenty of wintry showers across northern and western parts of the british islessday, look at the number of isobars then, a little low pressure tracking across the southern counties of england and wales. we think that on the northern flank that could be of period of snow because of weak will be colder and windy, certainly, and there will be some snow in the forecast. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines at 11. officials from across government are holding talks this weekend to discuss the future of the troubled construction firm carillion. all personnel take shelter immediately. the governor of hawaii apologises after officials mistakenly issued an alert warning residents of an imminent ballistic missile attack. warnings of a tooth decay crisis amongst children in england — a record 43,000 operations to remove rotting teeth were carried out last year. also in the next hour we'll have another look at the sunday papers. joining me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and the playwright and writer at the new european, bonnie greer.

talking point for the weather this morning, quite widespread fog, particularly across the western half of the british islese moment. the knock—on effects to travel certainly if you're heading on the roads, but also i think for some of our airports as well. a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplands, and the central lowlands. murky conditions across northern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initially into cloud. then ho

to where we pretty much started, with wintry showers, especially across northern and western parts of the british islesuise minchin. crunch time for carillion — emergency talks continue to save the construction giant who runs 900 schools, highways and prisons. but critics say warnings about the firm's financial troubles were ignored. i'll be looking at what it means for the 20,000 uk workers and projects like hs2. good morning, it's monday 15th january. also this morning — under pressure — ukip leader, henry bolton, faces calls to quit, after his girlfriend made racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee.

wintry showers abound across northern and western parts of the british isles and it will feel that muchh the middle of the forthcoming week we will have our feels like temperatures out spinning wildly to show you that it will be feeling much, much colder, not that you will need us to tell you! what you will need us to tell you! what you will need us to tell you! what you will also notice is the abundance of wintry showers in northern and western areas. this is wednesday night, we moved some moisture across the southern half of the british isles. because it is running through cold air, some of that rain is going to undoubtably changing to snow. we will keep you posted on that, wednesday night and thursday. the rest of the week, a familiar pattern, a lot of westerly. low pressures in the north, high—pressure somewhere in the atlantic. somewhere in the weekend, we change the orientation briefly, and the wind, and there will be a lot of it in the north, that wind easing with time as we get on through the weekend. over the next few days, the themes are it will often be windy, it will often b

talking point for the weather this morning, quite widespread fog, particularly across the western half of the british islesut there at the moment. the knock—on effects to travel certainly if you're heading on the roads, but also i think for some of our airports as well. a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplands, and the central lowlands. murky conditions across northern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but for a slightly different reason, the remnants of a weather front here introducing a lot of moist air, so low cloud particularly hanging across the hills. a chilly start for wales and the south—west of england here, with dense patches of fog that have fallen overnight, lingering across the west country, as well, making things pretty messy. then, in the east, some drizzly rain out of the remnants of our weather front. all in all, a pretty gloomy, murky start to thursday. in the west, i'm hopeful things will gradually improve through the morning. the fog lifting up initi

a new area of low pressure becoming the focus of showers running into northern and western parts of the british isles feeling night there was the case over the recent nights and a very cold start to the new day on thursday. by bright enough start on thursday. by bright enough start on thursday in the east, low pressure and cloudy skies in the west, showers rotating around that centre and then organised swathes of them coming into southern scotland through western england across wales as well. the best of the dry weather across the east midlands and into the south—east and indeed into central and northern parts of scotla nd central and northern parts of scotland as well. through the evening and overnight what is left of the low—pressure trundling the showers at whether the east. the skies were clear behind it. a call start to friday, a touch of frost, the last of the breezes still there to be had along the shores, maybe some showers but essentially it's a rather nice day. not overly warm, between four and 9 degrees should cover it, at least it is dry, for those who have seen far too much rain and show

it has already been very wet and windy across many northern and western parts of the british isles.seven. come the morning that is down towards the south—east. a wet commute here. some very strong rain and strong winds gradually getting away from the south—eastern quarter by the early afternoon. following on behind, not that cold to start with across the south but the temperatures are set to tumble through the evening and overnight and minty more of those —— many more of those wintry showers coming further south to lower levels. scotland and northern ireland, the higher ground will see the accumulation, as well is the higher ground of wales is to get through tuesday. yes, there is some sunshine, no, it won't feel that cold, rickmers actually when you put in the strength of the wind it will feel much, much colder. and that is not just the way feel much, much colder. and that is notjust the way it is the tuesday, but we keep doing that for wednesday, and for some into the first part of thursday. much colder and windy, some snow for some. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in s