and northern ireland, thanks that area of low pressure, gusts up to 60 mph for the northern and western islesnks that area of low pressure, gusts up to 60 mph for the northern and western isles. a bit of sunshine here and there. for england and wales, rather cloudy, some sunshine at times. we're still in the mild air mass here. so, given some sunshine, could see temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees again, but it will be cooler across the north with a stronger winds. as you move through thursday night, the cooler air and this band of rain, a cold front will sing southwards across england and wales. behind it's much colder, there'll be a rash of showers, these wintry on the hills across scotland. you can see the temperatures there to start friday, but milder for england and wales. southwards across england and wales. behind it's much colder, there'll be a rash of showers, these wintry on the hills across scotland. you can see the temperatures there to start friday, but milder for england and wales. but it won't last as that cold front sinks southwards across the midlands, southern england throug

better weather in the north—west of the uk, northern ireland, western isles of scotland.fore it crosses the country. in fact, rain should reach the south early in the day, so that means the bulk of the country, yes, fairly cloudy but generally drier. again, the best of the weather here in the northwest, around the western isles, northern ireland. but i think, across england and wales, eventually that rain will sweep through and, in fact, tuesday night into wednesday we will see that low pressure moving through with its weather fronts moving northwards. not quite reaching central or northern scotland, so here it should just about stay dry. but i think even in northern ireland and the lowlands, thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. whereas in the south, a bit of a mixed bag, ithink, rather than continuous rain it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers, and perhaps temperatures reaching 15 degrees in london, but more typically around 10 degrees there for newcastle and for edinburgh. and then that pattern for the end of the week, we willjust basically see lows with weat

again, the best of the weather here in the northwest, around the western isles, northern ireland, butto wednesday, we'll see that low pressure moving through with its weatherfronts, moving northwards, not quite reaching central or northern scotland. so here it should just about stay dry. but i think even in northern ireland and the lowlands thick of cloud and outbreaks of rain, where in the south a bit of a mixed bag. i think rather than continuous rain, it'll be a mixture of sunny spells and showers and perhaps temperatures reaching 15 degrees in london, but more typically around ten degrees there for newcastle and for edinburgh. and then that pattern for the end of the week, we'll just basically see lows with weather fronts aligning themselves up, heading in our direction. but notice that it is a wind blowing out of the south southwest. that's a relatively mild direction. so despite again the cloud and the rain, it's never going to be particularly cold, if anything, around 16 in london, 15 in hull stays chilly, though, in the north of scotland, only single figures. now, here's the j

. 0n ireland, the western isles.ubstantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday, really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from the weather front. temperatures, around 9 degrees in aberdeen but in the south despite the cloud in the rain, still getting up the cloud in the rain, still getting up to 1a but i don't think it will particularly felt like it. the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressure is lining themselves up in the alan tate, heading our way with one weather front after the other and that basically spells rain so whether you are chipping —— checking the weather site —— the website of the app, an indication of the rain symbols that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times subtly possible almost anywhere in the uk. before i go, a quick message that british summer time begins tonight. bye—bye. this is bbc

in fact, we're looking at the risk of gales across the northern and western isles, the rain pushing fromly cloudy, but it still is mild here — 16 degrees, 12 in stornoway. beyond that, well, you can see how a cold front comes in and pushes south, chasing away that mild air — the blues representing the colder conditions — and the wind changes to more of a northerly direction. so this weekend we will be talking about a significant wind chill. it will be wet and windy at times and the temperatures will be lower anyway. so don't put away your big coatjust yet. live from eastjerusalem, i'm anna foster. the us warns israel, a planned assault on rafah in southern gaza would be a mistake, as america's top diplomat says gazans are in desperate need. 100% of the population of gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that's the first time an entire population has been so classified. i'm lucy grey in london. also in the programme... hong kong passes a tough security law. authorities say it's necessary, but critics fear it could further erode civil liberties. haiti descends into anarchy. ho

that rain and clear away from north west scotland, the western isles as we head through the afternoon will be just that a little bit higher. just watch out for some thunder, some hail in some of those showers. it's still going to be quite blustery as well, with the brisk southwesterly wind blowing across england and wales. but the winds will lighten as we head through the easter weekend, as that low pressure pushes a little further westwards. and we will be between low pressure systems. but there could possibly be some rain grazing the south east of england, east anglia, as we head through saturday. certainly a bit more cloud here, but some sunshine elsewhere. the focus for any showers will tend to be in the north and the west. temperatures climbing, so widely in double figures, 12 to 15 celsius. the air will feel milder and the winds will be lighter. and it's the same again really as we head into easter sunday. so we're likely to see some showers perhaps across south west england, up through western wales, northern ireland and maybe into northern england. but many parts of scotland c

with outbreaks of rain. area of low pressure gusts up to 60 miles an hourfor the northern and western isleshere and there. for england and wales rather cloudy, some sunshine at times. we're still in the mild air mass here. so given some sunshine, could see temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees again, but it will be cooler across the north with a stronger winds. as you move through thursday night, the cooler air and this band of rain, a cold front will sink southwards across england and wales. behind it's much colder, there'll be a rash of showers, these wintry on the hills across scotland. you can see the temperatures there to start friday, but milder for england and wales. but it won't last as that cold front sinks southwards across the midlands, southern england through friday. eventually it'll clear through. skies will brighten up, but we'll all be into the cooler air by the end of friday and there'll be a rash of blustery showers again for scotland, northern ireland, maybe north west england. they will be wintry on the hills across scotland. thus the mild weather across the south east, 12

out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isles in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland, away from that weather front. temperatures, around 9 degrees in aberdeen, but in the south, despite the cloud and the rain still getting up to iii, though i don't think it's particularly going to feel like it. and then the outlook for the week ahead, we'll see a series of low pressures aligning themselves up in the atlantic. heading our way, one weather front after the other, after the other. and that basically spells rain. so whether you're checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled. rain at times certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. and before i go, there'sjust a quick message that

that rain will clear away from north—west scotland, the western isles as we head through the afternoongher. just watch out for some thunder, some hail in some of those showers. it's still going to be quite blustery as well, with a brisk south—westerly wind blowing across england and wales. but the winds will lighten as we head through the easter weekend, as that low pressure pushes a little further westwards. and we will be between low pressure systems. but there could possibly be some rain grazing the south—east of england, east anglia, as we head through saturday. certainly a bit more cloud here, but some sunshine elsewhere. the focus for any showers will tend to be in the north and the west. temperatures climbing, so widely in double figures, 12 to 15 celsius. the air will feel milder and the winds will be lighter. and it's the same again really as we head into easter sunday. so we're likely to see some showers perhaps across south—west england, up through western wales, northern ireland and maybe into northern england. but many parts of scotland could stay largely dry. dry, too, ac

starting tomorrow with early rain in the western isles, that will clear.d friday tomorrow, much simpler day of weather, sunshine and showers, but more sunshine, fewer showers, but more sunshine, fewer showers than today, but still windy in much of england and wales and some showers could still have hail and thunder. it will start to feel warmer. temperatures creeping up. the easter weekend, the winds will lighten, low pressure spins away from the west, but another one moving up from the near continent, so this could bring more cloud and outbreaks of rain for south—east england and east anglia on saturday. lots of dry weather around, showers in the north and west, starting to feel warmer, 13—15 c for many. don't forget you will lose an hours sleep, clocks spring forward on saturday and to easter sunday. a lot of dry weather around, sunshine and showers to the north and the west. if you have got plans to do an easter egg hunt outdoors, get it done on easter sunday because more reliable rain on easter monday itself. spring forward, full backward, the clocks.

and northern ireland, thanks that area of low pressure, gusts up to 60 mph for the northern and western islescloudy, some sunshine at times. we're still in the mild air mass here. so, given some sunshine, could see temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees again, but it will be cooler across the north with a stronger winds. as you move through thursday night, the cooler air and this band of rain, a cold front will sing southwards across england and wales. behind it's much colder, there'll be a rash of showers, these these wintry on the hills across scotland. you can see the temperatures there to start friday, but milder for england and wales. but it won't last as that cold front sinks southwards across the midlands, southern england through friday. eventually, it'll clear through. skies will brighten up, but we'll all be into the cooler air by the end of friday and there'll be a rash of blustery showers again for scotland, northern ireland, maybe northwest england. they will be wintry on the hills across scotland. last, the mild weather across the south east, 12 or 13 degrees into the weekend. it'l

the north we will see the wind increase across parts of the wind increase across parts of the western islesng. for the weekend we will be governed by the low pressure at us for the moment. saturday, centred across parts of england and wales. this is where the shadows will be most frequent and slow moving. around the edges, more of a breeze. show us a little more ready to move on in some parts of western scotland probably avoiding the worst of the show is to the day. in between those downpours, which again could be wintry, especially over the higher ground, there could be some sunshine, increasing amounts across the south later on. again, another chilly day for stop saturday night into sunday, the centre of the low pressure system moves northwards and westwards into scotland and northern ireland so it is here where the main focus for the more frequent showers will be into the second half of the weekend. it means after some early morning mist, frost and fog again england and wales have longer spells of showers, so avoiding them altogether. when the wettest conditions probably across 0rkney an

out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western islesront moves in from the south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from that weather front, temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen, but in the south, despite the cloud and the rain still getting up to 1a, though, i don't think it's particularly going to feel like it. and then the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures aligning themselves up in the atlantic. heading our way, one weather front after the other, after the other. and that basically spells rain. so whether you're checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled. rain at times, certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. and before i go, there'sjust a quick messa

other of clear and dry weather tonight, a few showers in the western isles, maybe one or two out towardsoud and outbreaks of rain later on in the morning. ahead the a lot of bright if not sunny weather. the weather front sweetly to the south—west, into wales, eventually through are learned, into northern ireland. but many eastern and northern areas, especially in scotland, should have a sunny day. the temperature is the same. tuesday, that with a front eventually moves across the uk, it is going to fizzle out. there will be some light four light rain around in the morning. out towards the west it is generally dry and bright. not a huge amount of change in the temperature. we will start to see that slightly less cold air sleeping in, so i think across the back of the uk temperatures should be just around double figures, but not a huge change. and i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. a hold—up in the gaza peace talks israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. this comes after hamas reportedly failed to loose a

northern and the western isles as we go tuesday.ow over the grampians, although that should ease to ease further showers, though to come coast of come on the east coast of scotland. central and southern scotland. central and southern scotland bit scotland looking a little bit dner scotland looking a little bit drier compared today. it'll drier compared to today. it'll be a wetter day though for the southeast as rain moves in southeast as that rain moves in through and that spreads southeast as that rain moves in thr0|the and that spreads southeast as that rain moves in thr0|the midlands nd that spreads southeast as that rain moves in thr0|the midlands and hat spreads southeast as that rain moves in thr0|the midlands and rain;preads southeast as that rain moves in thr0|the midlands and rain again; into the midlands and rain again for northern ireland. but something bit brighter in something a bit brighter in the southwest and wales, and southwest and south wales, and for england too. some for eastern england too. some glimmers , but

out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western islesing to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from that weather front, temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen, but in the south, despite the cloud and the rain still getting up to 1a, though, i don't think it's particularly going to feel like it. and then the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures aligning themselves up in the atlantic. heading our way, one weatherfront after the other, after the other. and that basically spells rain. so whether you're checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled. rain at times, certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. and before i go, there'sjust a quick message that british summer time begins tonigh

friday then there will be some rain, i think to start the day off in northwest scotland and the western islesfore we see the showers get going again. some of the showers heavy and thundery. there could be some hail in the mix, but generally fewer showers, more sunshine than we've seen today. still windy for england and wales, but it's warmer 11 to 1a degrees celsius with the south—westerly wind pushing us that milder feeling air. now the low pushes further westwards as we head through saturday. so the winds will lighten. there's another low, though, just spinning off the near continent that could bring increased amounts of cloud across parts of east anglia and southeast england. there's a lot of dry weather around on saturday, plenty of sunshine, too. but again, watch out for some showers there. most likely to develop further north and west you are temperatures will be above the seasonal average, 11 to 15 degrees celsius and it's more of the same again on sunday. i think we should see a largely dry start to the day with plenty of sunshine around, not too long before there'll be some showers a

best of the sunshine towards the west tomorrow, south—western scotland, northern ireland, their western isleslooking pretty across england or wales, best fit for fine weather is north of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. temperatures nine celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 14 celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 1a celsius. but it will not feel like it. the outlook for the week ahead, a series of low pressure is lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading our way. lining themselves up in the atlantic, heading ourway. 0ne weather front after the other. that spells rain. if you are checking their website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain signals, that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times possible almost anywhere in the uk. and british summer time begins tonight. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the un peacekeeping mission in lebanon says three of its observers and a translator have been injured by an explosion near the israeli border. in a statement, the un said it was investigating the origin of the blast and that the targ

in fact, we're looking at the risk of gales across the northern and western isles, the rain pushing from in stornoway. beyond that, well, you can see how a cold front comes in and pushes south, chasing away that mild air — the blues representing the colder conditions — and the wind changes to more of a northerly direction. so this weekend we will be talking about a significant wind chill. it will be wet and windy at times and the temperatures will be lower anyway. so don't put away your big coatjust yet. the end of an era — in a seismic shift, the bank of japan raises interest rates for the first time since 2007, bringing an end to its negative interest rate policy. and uk childcare in crisis — with fewer places and soaring costs, we look at the impact on parents and carers. welcome to world business report. let's begin injapan — where today marks the end of an era. the bank ofjapan has raised interest rates for the first time since 2007 — making an historic shift away from a focus of reflating growth with decades of massive monetary stimulus. the widely expected move comes as workers at

out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western isleshe south. this is going to be more substantial rain, a more prolonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from that weather front, temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen, but in the south, despite the cloud and the rain still getting up to 14, though, i don't think it's particularly going to feel like it. and then the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures aligning themselves up in the atlantic. heading our way, one weatherfront after the other, after the other. and that basically spells rain. so whether you're checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled. rain at times, certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. and before i go, there'sjust a quick message that british summe

just a few showers in the western isles. maybe one or two out towards the west.ared of it, before it arrives, it's a frosty morning and in fact temperatures around freezing in aberdeen and on the south coast of england. plymouth around three celsius above freezing. weather front approaching south—western parts of the uk so that introduces thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain i think later on in the morning. so ahead of it, a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the net weather front sweeps into the south—west, into wales, eventually to ireland come into northern ireland but notice any eastern and northern areas especially here in scotland should have a sunny day. the temperature is about the same, eight in aberdeen, ten in hull, 12 in london, and without strengthening wind there in cornwall and devon. tuesday, the weather front moves across the uk and will fizzle out. some light rain around in eastern counties and closer to the north sea coast, but out towards the west it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. again, not a huge amount of change in temperature be

and fog, too with the clear skies through the night, that rain will be clearing away from the western islesty much the whole of the uk. some of the showers with hail, they could be heavy and thundery in nature, but more sunshine, fewer showers than on thursday. it's feeling warmer, but it's still windy across england and wales. now, as we head through friday and into saturday, the low drifts away to the west. there's another area of low pressurejust spinning up from the near continent, and that could bring quite a bit of cloud to parts of east anglia and south east england, maybe as we head through saturday morning. but a lot of sunshine out there and lots of dry weather, too. the focus for the showers will tend to be towards the north and the west, so across northern ireland and scotland. you'll notice that the temperatures are higher to 11 to 15 degrees celsius. and if you just take a look at the mild air marked in yellow, that's spreading up through on the south—westerly winds, then it's set to stick around again into sunday. but it will be turning a bit cooler by the time we get to mond

we are looking at the risk of gales across the northern and western isles, pushing to the east, dry conditionshes south chasing a way that mild air, the blues representing colder conditions and the wind changed to a northerly direction. this weekend we will see a significant wind—chill, it will be wet and windy at times and the temperatures will be lower so don�*t put away your big coatjust yet. this is bbc news, the headlines... homeless and addicted to fentanyl — we have a special report on a near—death experience that helped one user get clean as the epidemic rages on in the us. donald trump�*s assets could be seized — the former us president fails to make an almost half a million dollar bond needed to appeal a judgement in a civilfraud case. and gillian anderson plays emily maitlis. the famous bbc newsnight interview with prince andrew hits netflix. let�*s come back to the situation in haiti. gangs control much of —— much of the capital, port—au—prince, where the bodies of at least a dozen people were discovered in a wealthy suburb amid fighting with militias armed with machetes trying to

again, we're looking at gales, especially so across the far north and especially the northern and western isles 12 degrees. then as we head into the weekend, it turns colder and windier, will be quite a noticeable wind chill, but there'll also be some sunshine and showers. this is our cold front pulling away, taking the milder air represented by the yellows with it. and then we are all in the colder air represented by the blues with some weather fronts crossing us, enhancing the showers. so on saturday, we will start off with some dry weather, but there'll be a packet of showers coming in. some of those, again, wintry on higher ground, some snow on higher ground, some sleet, maybe even some hail and some thunder and lightning as well. and with the strength of the wind and the direction of the wind, it will feel colder than these temperatures suggest. as we head into sunday, brisk winds, especially down the north sea coastline. we will start with some showers, but a ridge of high pressure builds in from the west, settling things down for a time before low pressure comes in later. and these are o

out towards the west tomorrow around the irish sea, southwestern scotland, northern ireland, the western islesonged spell of rain to come for many of us on easter monday. really not looking particularly pretty across england and wales. your best bet for fine weather is the north of northern ireland, also northern and western scotland away from that weather front, temperatures around 9 degrees in aberdeen, but in the south, despite the cloud and the rain still getting up to ia, though i don't think it's particularly going to feel like it. and then the outlook for the week ahead will see a series of low pressures aligning themselves up in the atlantic. heading our way, one weatherfront after the other, after the other. and that basically spells rain. so whether you're checking the website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain symbols that the weather is going to be predominantly unsettled. rain at times, certainly possible almost anywhere in the uk. and before i go, there'sjust a quick message that british summer time begins tonight. bye— bye. live from london — this is bbc n

the forecast, then, for tonight — a lot of clear, dry weather, just a few showers again in the western isleshere is a weather front approaching. that does spell rain for tomorrow, but ahead of it, before it arrives, it's a frosty morning and, in fact, temperatures around freezing, whether you're in aberdeen or on the south coast of england. plymouth there at around three celsius above freezing. the weather map for monday shows that weather front approaching south—western parts of the uk. so that introduces thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain i think later on in the morning. so ahead of it, a lot of bright if not sunny weather, and then that weather front sweeps into the south—west, into wales, eventually through ireland, into northern ireland. but notice many eastern and northern areas, especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeen, ten in hull, 12 in london, and with that strengthening wind there, about nine degrees with that rain in cornwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to f

in fact, we're looking at the risk of gales across the northern and western isles, the rain pushing fromy cloudy, but it still is mild here — 16 degrees, 12 in stornoway. beyond that, well, you can see how a cold front comes in and pushes south, chasing away that mild air — the blues representing the colder conditions — and the wind changes to more of a northerly direction. so this weekend we will be talking about a significant wind chill. it will be wet and windy at times and the temperatures will be lower anyway. so don't put away your big coatjust yet. in and pushes south, chasing away that mild air — beyond that, well, you can see how a cold front comes in and pushes south, chasing away that mild air — the blues representing the colder conditions — and the wind changes to more of a northerly direction. so this weekend we will be talking about a significant wind chill. it will be wet and windy at times and the temperatures will be lower anyway. so don't put away your big coatjust yet. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us warns israel a planned assault on rafah in southern gaza woul

ireland, thanks to that area of low pressure gusts up to 60 miles an hourfor the northern and western islesome sunshine at times. we're still in the mild air mass here. so given some sunshine, we could see temperatures up to 16 or 17 degrees again, but it will be cooler across the north with the stronger winds. as you move through thursday night, the cooler air and this band of rain, a cold front will sink southwards across england and wales. behind it, it's much colder, there'll be a rash of showers, these wintry on the hills across scotland. you can see the temperatures there to start friday, but milderfor england and wales. but it won't last, as that cold front sinks southwards across the midlands, southern england through friday. eventually, it'll clear through, skies will brighten up, but we'll all be into the cooler air by the end of friday and there'll be a rash of blustery showers again for scotland, northern ireland, maybe north—west england. they will be wintry on the hills across scotland. thus the mild weather across the southeast, 12 or 13 degrees. into the weekend, it'll be no

that room will be clearing away from the western isles, sunny spells and showers across pretty much the uk. some of the showers with hail, there could be heavy and thundery in nature, more sunshine, a few showers and on thursday, is feeling warmer but it is still windy across england and wales stop as we head through friday and into saturday the low drift away to the west, there is another area of low pressure spinning up from the near continent and that could bring quite a bit of cloud to parts of east anglia in southeast england may be as we had through saturday morning, but a lot of sunshine out there and a lot of sunshine out there and a lot of sunshine out there and a lot of dry weather. the focus for the showers will tend to be towards the north and west, across northern ireland and scotland. you will notice the temperatures are higher, 11— 15 celsius. if you look at the mild air marked in yellow that is spreading up drew on the south winds and is set to stick around into sunday but it will be turning a bit cooler by the time we get to monday. don't forget we lose an hour's sleet

some sunny spells in the northern and western isles.t of scotland. here, five or six degrees. through tonight, we'll see that rain just petering out a little bit across central areas of england. more rain spreading into western scotland. otherwise, though, quite a lot of cloud tonight, and with that cloud, staying frost—free. temperatures no lower than about 4 to 7 degrees celsius. so then we start off on monday morning with, again, a lot of cloud around, that easterly wind feeding in the cloud. some breaks perhaps in the cloud developing towards western areas of the uk. just need to keep a close eye on this area of rain to the south—east of england that could clip the south—east coastline. some rain coming in to western scotland. maximum temperatures on monday afternoon, about 7 to 11 degrees. pretty typical really for the time of year. but as we go through the rest of the week, we lose the easterly wind and we pick up these weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. so further rain spreading into scotland, northern ireland, the wind

the remotely away from north of scotland, the western isles as we head through the afternoon, temperaturesustery as well with the brisk south—westerly wind blowing across england and wales. the wind is well liked and as we head through easter weekend, the low pressure pushes west, it will between low pressure systems, possibly some rain in the south—east of england, east anglia as we head through saturday, about workload. sunshine elsewhere, the focus for showers will be in the north and west. temperatures climbing, wildly and double figures, 12 to 15 celsius. the air will be out there and the wind is lighter. the same on easter sunday. some showers across south—west england and west wales and northern ireland and west wales and northern ireland and maybe into northern england. many parts of scotland largely dry, dry across east anglia and central southern england. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un investigates what is says is a plausible case of israel using starvation as a weapon of war against the population in the strip. it comes as medics warn the heathcare system is close to co