scotland. further east again, there the rain from that old weather front. across westernnd initially, i think this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little bit of hill snow yet again. on through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central—southern england and maybe the north—west of england, south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what's to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but underneath the cloud and rain in the east around about six degrees. now, as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. in fact, it's heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that's going to open the door eventually to some cold air,

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

it may just into western scotland on saturday begins. st scotland. at - rain through parts of moves into the... not ireland. it moves into the... not much rain moved on it. any brightness tending to be in eastern areas, wet and windy in north—west scotla nd areas, wet and windy in north—west scotland once again. it is still mild. that is a major theme of the weekend, another one will be a good deal of cloud and limited sunshine. not a huge amount of rain, but the bulk of that falling a time. and all the time to the northern half of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: in an extraordinary and lengthy press conference president trump attacks the media, says a new immigration executive order will be signed next week, and denies personal links will be signed next week, and denies personal links with russia. i have not even made a phone call to russia, i just don't have anybody to speak to. the facebook founder mark zuckerberg tells the bbc he fears millions of people are withdrawing from the globally connected world as fake news

turning white and western scotland during the afternoon. p. the maybe some drizzle later in the day. wetter weather in scotland and northern ireland for the rest of that evening and apple move southwards. the rain will become lighter and patchy. a really mild night tonight. temperatures will not fall much at all. as we head into tomorrow we're looking for high temperatures across some parts of the country. we have very mild air coming from a long way so that it will be accompanied by some very gusty winds. especially windy to the east of scotland and east of the pennines. we will see rain moving south. sunshine following on behind. cooler conditions as well. to the size of that band of rain we have very mild airso size of that band of rain we have very mild air so temperatures will be in the mid teens. if we do get some sunshine in the south—east possibly 16 degrees 17 degrees. here we have pockets of rain and drizzle and low cloud on tuesday. wetter weather developing further north across the uk with another dose of strengthening winds arri

that could turn heavier and into wales and into western scotland later on. temperatures not as high as today, but above where they should be for the time of year. with breaks, we could get to around 15 celsius. we finish the day with northern england and scotland and northern ireland, windy and pretty wet at times too. that leads us into a blustery spell to ta ke that leads us into a blustery spell to take us through tuesday night and into wednesday. this area of low pressure zipping past scotland will bring strong to gale force winds across the north and east scotland. 60mph gusts possible. sunshine and showers, some of those turning wintry. southern counties will start fairly cloudy and outbreaks of rain and drizzle. brightening up for all, but southern most areas as we finish wednesday and notice temperatures getting close to back to where they should be for the time of year. the one thing to watch, well, it is wednesday and into thursday, potentially a stormy area of low

after midnight, some rain fading into western scotland. heaviest to the north of glasgow. winds. few fog patches in england. most will start thursday frost free. fog will be slow to clear. england and wales mainly dry. the odd passing shower. northern ireland, with rain coming in later in the afternoon. the rain in northern and western scotland easing with the wind. brighter breaks developing. cabbages back into double figures. that is where they will stay in the next few days into the weekend. —— temperature back into double figures. hello and welcome to 100 days. members of donald trump's campaign team are accused of frequent contacts with russian intelligence. president trump calls the claims conspiracy theories and nonsense. he attacks the intelligence agencies for leaking information, and journalists for their reporting. michael flynn, general flynn, is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media. as i call it, the fake media, in many cases. after the chaotic downfall of the national security adviser, critics in congress want to know wh

atrocious evening commute across much of the north and west, certainly for northern ireland, western scotland wood, heavy, driving rain, standing water on the roads with gusts of 60 mph. rain turning to snow over high ground of scotland and pennine routes down to the peak district. watch out for that if you are driving over high ground. the rain eventually reaching the eastern side of england, mainly rain here, with wintry nest north of the higher ground. we will start to see an ice risk for northern ireland and scotla nd risk for northern ireland and scotland as temperatures fall away. these are the town and city temperature is, lower than that in rural places. the pressure chart through tuesday, the weather front will be slow to clear the east, eventually grinding to a halt, working westward from wednesday onwards. the weather front across the south—west will bring a cluster of showers through tuesday afternoon. starting with an ice risk over the northern half of the uk. eastern areas holding onto cloud. whether from slow to clear with outbreaks of rain, still windy" there. some mail and th

scotland. further east again, there the rain from that old weather front. across westernially, i think this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little bit of hill snow yet again. on through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central—southern england and maybe the north—west of england, south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what's to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but underneath the cloud and rain in the east around about six degrees. now, as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. in fact, it's heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that's going to open the door eventually to some cold air, which,

scotland. further east again, there the rain from that old weather front. across westernly, i think this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little bit of hill snow yet again. 0n through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central—southern england and maybe the north—west of england, south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what's to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but underneath the cloud and rain in the east around about six degrees. now, as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. in fact, it's heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that's going to open the door eventually to some cold air, which, as

scotland. further east again, there the rain from that old weather front. across westernly, this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little bit of hill snow yet again. on through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england and south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what's to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but, in the east, around six degrees. as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. it is heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that and that is going to open the door eventually to some cold air which, as we get on through thursday and into friday,

rain pushing into northern ireland now and heading into western scotland later this afternoon. ing back to rain again. a wet and windy night to come. that rain dropping england and wales. mostly further north and, windy night to come, as well. temperatures rising steadily but under this clear skies in the south east it will be quite chilly. 0n in the south east it will be quite chilly. on saturday, some wind and rain around across northern and western areas. scotland and northern ireland, perking up. some showers across the north—west highlands. very little rain across the south—east. some dribs and drabs. the main part of the rain will be across the midlands and north—west wales. i will focus on cumbria. running that sequence, we can see there is a bit of a lull in the rain for a there is a bit of a lull in the rain fora time, there is a bit of a lull in the rain for a time, but by the end of the weekend, more rain coming in, with the risk of some flooding into south—west scotland were a warning is in force. here is the chart for sunday. again, rain affecting north—western part

then a spell of drier weather before, here we go again, more rain into northern ireland and western scotlandthe end of the night. chilly across north—east scotland. most other places frost—free. into tomorrow, the rain sinks south across northern ireland and scotland, setting in again across north—west england and wales. to the south—east, a fair amount of cloud, some brighter glimpses at times, and brightening up eventually across northern ireland and northern scotland, with some sunshine and heavy, blustery showers as things begin to cool off by the end of the day. another mild day across the south—east. a mild day for man utd against southampton, perhaps some patchy rain at times. into monday, a weather front swings south and eastwards, and behind it some sunshine, blustery showers with hail and thunder. it will start to feel a bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the former labour foreign secretary david miliband has said the party is at its weakest for 50 years. jeremy corbyn‘s allies says negative interventions aren't helping the party. several major news organisations h

stretching all the way to western parts of scotland. it is moving north—east. some heavy bursts. heavy showers in western england and wales. by midnight, a love of dry weather. there will be outbreaks of rain continuing to feed into western scotland. the heaviest of that to the north of glasgow. lighter winds across southern parts. they could be some fog patches on thursday morning. low pressure is close to scotland on thursday. it will be a windy start to the day. continuing in northern and western parts. by the afternoon it will ease. some shelter in eastern scotland. not much in the way of wet weather reaching across to you. i love of dry weather in northern ireland and begin with. and across the bulk of england and wales. lighter winds in the south. feeling colder in the countryside. some fog as well. where you are starting the day with mist and fog, it could be slow to clear. 0nce day with mist and fog, it could be slow to clear. once it is gone, variable cloud and sunny spells. england and wales mainly dry. turning wetter in northern ireland later in the day. the wind easin

through the morning, that rain pushes into the west country, wales, into northern ireland and western scotlandtays dry. it won't be raining here steering daylight hours, a big contrast between norwich and cardiff. in the evening, the rain will push eastwards, a bit of snow across the pennines into the highlands as well. quite a wet night on the way, monday night into tuesday. and then on tuesday, that weather front stalls across the east, so not pleasant at all from aberdeenshire, newcastle, holed, down into norwich. the wind is off the north sea, so it will feel cold. —— hull. sunshine in belfast and birmingham, but blobs of blue here, one or two showers in the south—west and maybe in the north too. wednesday looking pretty dry, the weather fronts cannot come in, this easterly wind is stopping the weather front towards a dry day, but pretty chilly. here is the trend for the end of the week, you can see the easterlies start coming in, scandinavia, all the way from russia, so we chilly end to the week. just how cold it is going to get, probablyjust week. just how cold it is going to get, probab

scotland. further east again, there the rain from that old weather front. across westernnd initially, this is where we are going to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little bit of hill snow yet again. 0n through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west, you might even hear the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england, south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what's to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but underneath the cloud and rain in the east around six degrees. as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. it is heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that is going to open the door eventually to some cold air, which, as we get on throug

one are to have seen sunshine, western scotland, northern ireland seeing the best of the brightness. seize and sleet and snow in the hills in the afternoon. elsewhere, patchy so that works now. here again, we see the sunshine through the afternoon in western scotla nd through the afternoon in western scotland and northern ireland. rain in drizzle in eastern parts of scotland, and in england and wales, the higher ground of northern ireland, wales, sleet and snow. could still be the odd bit of sleet mixed in with the rain elsewhere. the wind increasing that north—easterly wind, temperatures at 2-3d north—easterly wind, temperatures at 2—3d for some, and it will feel a good deal colder with the effects of the wind. wrap up well if you are heading to the big match in cardiff. wales against england. early sleet and snow this morning. it will be turning back to patchy rain or drizzle. the wind will continue to strengthen tonight, further rain, drizzle and sleet until snow to take us drizzle and sleet until snow to take us into the morning. there could be some frost and ice, but not quite a

for northern ireland and western scotland, not such a good day. of scotland is better, sheltered from the moist and mild westerly winds. you can see the difference and temperatures in london and blackburn. for the fa cup. there might be drizzle later than the day and blackburn. we have drizzle arriving in scotland and northern ireland this evening. the rain band six sophos tonight. the rain becomes lighter and patchy. it leaves behind cloud untilfour, lighter and patchy. it leaves behind cloud until four, despite lighter and patchy. it leaves behind cloud untilfour, despite any freshening westerly wind. it is really mild tonight, temperatures not following much at all. heading into tomorrow, we are looking for high temperatures across some parts of the country. we have this very mild aircoming from of the country. we have this very mild air coming from a long way

a few showers in western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england but turning wet and windys of the midlands the south—east. rain spreads its way northwards but throughout much of scotla nd northwards but throughout much of scotland and northern ireland it will be dry during the afternoon, some good, long, sunny spells. winds lighter than they were yesterday, picking up around the hebrides once again and northern ireland certainly lighter winds than yesterday and we could see rain spreading towards the east, if that comes further westwards we will see a few flakes of snow on higher ground. across parts of north—west england, the midlands and towards the south—east, on and off there will be some drier movements. heavier burst and more persistent rain around cardigan bay, and that is the wind strength. across the south—west in the english channel the strongest winds will be. from late afternoon onwards, 50 mile an hour gust to cross devon and cornwall, 60 or 70 mph across the channel islands, causing disruption to ferry routes across the channel and by the end of the evening,

damp zone tomorrow morning but by the afternoon any rain left will be patchy in nature into western scotlandine in scotland will be in the east and i stayed to north—east england. increasing clouds in northern ireland. lighter winds across the northern half, so although temperatures a degree or so down it will not feel different to today. 0utbreaks will not feel different to today. outbreaks of rain reaching west wales and the far south—west of england. brightening up, south—east england. brightening up, south—east england staying rather cloudy. a week weather front coming as we start off on saturday, when speaking up start off on saturday, when speaking up across start off on saturday, when speaking up across the northern half of the uk again. quite wet in western scotla nd uk again. quite wet in western scotland at saturday begins but it will ease as the rain edges further south. to the south of that the bulk of england and wales staying dry. 0n sunday breezy across—the—boa rd of england and wales staying dry. 0n sunday breezy across—the—board and wet again in north—west scotland. some sun

and patchy through the midlands but peps and through north and west england, the isle of man, western scotlandthern ireland, where the winds will start to strengthen. relatively mild for the time of year, seven to 11 degrees are high, perhaps dry during daylight hours for aberdeen share. overnight, wind strengthened to gale force, the rain turning heavy as it sinks out of scotland into north—west england and wales. to the south, it stays rather grey, overcast and mild through the night, clear skies to the north, a cold night, but winds increasing and showers turning increasingly wintry. we could see severe gales of 70 or 80 mph across the far north—east and into orkney, a good slice of sunshine across much of scotland, a scattering of showers, then further south underneath the front which keeps driving in cloud and patchy rain it will be a dull, dank wednesday. mild to the south, a little bit cooler into the north. by little bit cooler into the north. by thursday we have an amber weather warning, be prepared for disruption due to the wind strength. there is the potential for severe gales becau

the wind is picking up again across the north of ireland and western scotland. sistent but not reaching the east of scotland until after dark so here you should enjoy the sunshine. rain getting in towards the north—western parts of wales. certainly getting cloudier. the midlands, eastwards, it remains fine. lots of sunshine around. a lovely day with light winds. on the cool side, with temperatures in single figures for most. wet and windy weather across the north—west quarter of the uk. that spreads easterly during friday night, so the wind picks up everywhere. some of the rain will turn to snow over the high ground, we'll see it move across scotland. maybe the far north of england. turning back to rain, as the temperatures begin to rise from the south—west. so a less cold night on friday night than what we will see on thursday. so this weekend it looks like it will be milder. south—westerlies back and it will be windy, certainly across the north and west of the uk. close to the high pressure it should stay largely dry. you can see the isobars across the uk tight

gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england and south—western scotlandperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but in the east, around six degrees. as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. it is heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect as of late and that will open the door eventually to some cold air which as we get on through thursday and into friday, absolutely wins out such that cold air comes to sit across the british isles in the latter part of the week with the mild air lurking out in the atlantic. this is the difference it makes to the temperatures. no longer eight, nine and ten. it is three, four, five and six for many of us with only the western fringes pushing towards seven or eight degrees. a lot of cloud around. fairly leaden skies and that cooling process continues apace into thursday, two, three, four, five or six degrees so that cold easterly wind with a lot of cloud and the odd snow flurry too. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: a furi

thoroughly wet in the hills of western scotland and cumbria as well. fairly blustery again. for many of us those temperatures in double figures. it will turn colder into the start of next week. that's how it's looking this weekend, unsettled but not stormy. thanks very much. just coming up to 8:20am. police in malaysia say a powerful nerve agent called vx appears to have been used in last week's killing of kim jong—nam, the half brother of north korean's dictator kim jong—un. in a statement, officials said traces of the agent, which is used in chemical warfare, were found on kim jong—nam's face. earlier our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes has been following the story from kuala lumpur. this story continues to get more and more extraordinary as the days go by. what the authorities are telling us now by. what the authorities are telling us now is that after kim jong—nam died at the airport or on the way to the hospital from the airport last week, they took him to the morgue and did an autopsy, during which they swapped his face, particularly his chee

scotland. further east again, the rain from that old weather front. across western to see some pretty hefty showers, at times, just merging together to give some longer spells of rain with the chance, i would have thought, of a little hill snow yet again. 0n through the course of the day, those showers really getting going across parts of wales and the south—west with the odd rumble of thunder in the mix there. i think improving conditions gradually getting into central southern england and maybe the north—west of england and south—western scotland. and relatively speaking, compared to what is to come, those temperatures not too bad. nine or 10 degrees across western parts but in the east, around six degrees. as far ahead as wednesday, that weather front is still lurking. it is heading back towards the west, wouldn't you just know it, not the same intensity i suspect than we've seen of late and that will open the door eventually to some cold air which as we get on through thursday and into friday, absolutely wins out such that cold air comes to sit across the britis

but eastern scotla nd western scotland but eastern scotland seeing something brighter, drier, a littlee get a little rain and drizzle arriving and that hill fog as well. at a very mild day. temperatures typically 11 or 12, could get 13 if we get some sunshine. its stays mild overnight. this band of rain across scotland and northern ireland into northern england and wales. weakening as it moves south. a lot of hill fog and a lot of cloud as well. these temperatures, nine or ten is more typical of the daytime maximum but that will be the minimum temperatures overnight. very mild aircoming all the temperatures overnight. very mild air coming all the way from the south, from the tropics, over the atlantic, bringing with it a lot of cloud. that is what tends to happen at this time of year, if it is very mild. it will also be very windy on monday. gusty winds in eastern scotla nd monday. gusty winds in eastern scotland and north—east england, a band of rain moving southwards, eventually bringing sunshine across scotla nd eventually bringing sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. slig

southern, just a bit here and there, limited rain, but the bulk of that will be falling into western scotlandning dispute. i pay a lot of money to get to brighton every day and the service i get is ridiculous, i have to say. we'll have the latest and we'll be live at brighton railway station with more reaction from commuters. the other main stories on bbc news at five. president trump's most senior diplomat makes his debut on the international stage. rex tillerson met his counterparts from britain and russia at his first g20 summit.

quite breezy across western scotland, but most light winds to begin with. south—west england and wales through the morning, into the midlands and the south—east of england through lunchtime, and then for the afternoon in the northern portion of the irish sea, some heavy bursts of rain around. and north—west england. there will be some dry moments as well. some of the driest weather throughout will be in the northern half of scotland. sunshine here throughout the day, and a fine day for much of northern ireland. to the east of antrim and across durham we could see rain spread in through the afternoon, and still some rain around across parts of north—west england, the midlands, the south—east. some in the east of england may stay dry throughout the day, and the rain on and off towards the south—west and wales, but persistent in the afternoon around cardigan bay, and it is across the english channel where the strongest of the winds will be. now, not as strong as they were through yesterday across the far south—west. 50 mph gusts possible here, but strengthenin

the best of the sunshine in western scotland. cloud thickening and five degrees here.acing coast. not bad in northern ireland. sunnier spells across north—west englnad and wales. i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven or eight degrees — but even in the double digits it will feel pretty disappointing out there so you will need to wrap up warmly. gale, severe gales likely through the later stages of the date stop in the far south of coppel we could see some rain. it stays windy. the wind pivoting to a southerly and it will drag in slightly milder air. on tuesday, predominantly dry with some outbreaks of rain across the south—west and northern ireland. the cloud starting to break up. tuesday into wednesday, the risk of these lows from the atlantic trying to make their presence felt. the further east you live, better weather. 12 degrees likely in the south—east. milder by thursday but more cloud around on thursday. if you have not already got the message, things turning milder as we get to the middle half of the week and after last week, that is g

quite breezy across western scotland, but most light winds to begin with.t england and wales through the morning, into the midlands and the south—east of england through lunchtime, and then for the afternoon in the northern portion of the irish sea, some heavy bursts of rain around. there will be some dry moments as well. some of the driest weather throughout will be in the northern half of scotland. sunshine here throughout the day, and a fine for much of northern ireland. to the east of antrim and across durham we could see rain spread in through the afternoon, and still some rain around across parts of north—west england, the midlands, the south—east. some in the east of england may stay dry throughout the day, and the rain on and off towards the south—west and wales, but consistent in the afternoon around cardigan bay, and it is across the english channel where the strongest of the winds will be. now, not as strong as they were through yesterday across the far south—west. 50 mph gusts possible here, but strengthening somewhat through the latter stage of

the best of the sunshine across western scotland. the cloud thickening and the odd spot or two of drizzle — 5 degrees here and 8 on west—facing coast. not bad into northern ireland as well. we should see some sunnier spells across north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlands and further south. now, i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven, eight degrees in some spots — but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there, so you'll need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and for the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. so it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly, and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. and on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry, with just some showery out

wetter weather getting into western scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon.ay and thursday temperatures just dropping back into single figures across the northern parts of the uk. still hanging on to double figures further south with a fair bit of cloud and rain at times. still less mild by the end of this week. some places doing quite well but still quite windy later this week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: iraqi government forces advance on the western half of the city of mosul. we have a report from the frontline. they're now above the village, which is their main target. they're laying down fire, and they're about to call in some artillery strikes. sweden requests an explanation, after president trump apparently invents an immigration—related security incident there. a bomb explosion outside a bullfighting ring in colombia. were animal rights activists to blame? and angelina jolie speaks to us exclusively about her new film, and her hopes it will help a new generation

eastern side of scotla nd especially across the eastern side of scotland and we may have some showers getting into the far north east. the western a lot of dry weather across most of england and wales, temperatures, not too much to write home about, not much breeze. just a chance of the rain will come across the channel and into the far east of kent and sussex perhaps. the bulk of it stays offshore. overnight, temperatures having not up to great heights will dip away sharply and in the countryside they could be well some mrxand fog countryside they could be well some mr x and fog and i suspect a frost as well. watch out for that first thing if you are on the move on monday. monday starts dry for the greater part of the british isles and as the day progresses, this weather front drags into and as the day progresses, this weatherfront drags into northern ireland and western scotland and it will be a real player across wales and southern england. temperatures turning increasingly mild elsewhere. a chilly and dull day and some brightness here and there. there will be a mild change in the weather prospects as this front makes progres

start before the brave moves into belfast and western scotla nd brave moves into belfast and western scotlandastern wales. saturday, another big blow comes in with regular cloud, wind and rain, mild winds and temperatures into double figures throughout the country. a similar picture on sunday but the reader will be confined more toward these north—western areas of the uk. —— but the rain will be confined. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at eight. storm doris causes havoc across the uk — winds of up to 95 miles per hour have brought chaos to roads and the rail system. net migration to the uk falls to its lowest level but for two years but it's still above the government's target figure of 100,000. iraqi government forces capture mosul airport as they try to drive islamic state fighters out of the city. hs2 is on track. formal approval‘s been given for the first phase of the hs2 high speed rail link between london and birmingham. and in the next hour — ten portions of fruit and veg

the best of the sunshine across western scotland.rees here and 8 on west facing coast. not bad into northern ireland. we should see some sunnier spells across north—west england and wales, stretching down into the midlands and further south. now, i know on the face of it the temperatures will be higher — seven, eight degrees in some spots — but add on the strength of the wind, even with those double digits down in the south—west, it is still going to feel pretty disappointing out there so you will need to wrap up warm. gales, severe gales are likely for a time through the latter stages of the day and as we go through tuesday night and with the isles of scilly and maybe the far south of cornwall, we could see some rain from the weather fronts just brushing here. it stays windy. the winds will start to pivot around to a southerly and that is going to help drag in slightly milder air. on tuesday, on the face of it, predominantly dry with just some showery outbreaks of rain across the south—west and maybe into northern ireland. but the c

some wetter weather getting into western scotland this is bbc world news, the headlines: iraqi forcesvernment troops secured the eastern part of the city last month. president trump has explained a comment he made about violence in sweden at a saturday rally. on sunday he said he was referring to something he saw on fox news. that might have been a report about the influx of immigrants to sweden. colombia's president has condemned a blast on sunday near the bullring

some of that rain into the western side of scotland. showers for the northern isles.ar story across eastern england and into the midlands. there could be one or two stubborn fog patches through the vale of york that will linger all day. it is a dry afternoon if an increasingly cloudy one. the wet and windy weather will spread eastwards across all areas. we will see snow across all areas. we will see snow across the high ground of scotland and down into the pennines as well. as the rain clears from western areas, temperatures could well drop low enough to give us icy stretches on untreated surfaces across the south—west tomorrow morning. but that weather front is reluctant to clear the east coast of england and really tomorrow it will hang around all day long. so some cloud and increasingly patchy rain. further west, brighter skies and sunshine and hefty showers towards the south—west which could contain hail and thunder. now, rememberthat south—west which could contain hail and thunder. now, remember that band of rain that weather front in the east. 0n of rain that we

wales and into the use of northern ireland and western scotla nd use of northern ireland and western scotlandds of showers will in the west maintained those temperatures above freezing. it does look frost free at this stage. not a bad start to friday. the next area of rain, with potential severe gales, is soon upon us in the south—west and wheels. later in the day it spread eastwards in england. not as miles to more. temperatures two or three degrees down onto day. with that rain persists for any length of time that could turn to snow across the welsh mountains and further north. winds likely to just 250 mph, 70 mph along the coast. there are warnings out there. amber warnings from potential storm. low pressure passes parts of france on saturday, brushes parts of the uk. more unsettled and windy day in scotland. in between it is not as mild as in recent days. not a bad day. quite a bit of dry and bright weather. will pressure will affect eastern scotland on sunday, wet and windy here. potentially further weather systems. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: a human rights lawyer has been

wetter weather getting into western scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon.h wednesday and thursday temperatures just dropping back into single figures across the northern parts of the uk. still hanging on to double figures further south, with a fair bit of cloud and a little bit of rain at times. but still a little bit less mild, i suspect, by the end of this week. some places doing quite well, but still quite windy later this week. the latest headlines from bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. iraqi government forces have advanced into a handful of villages on the first day of an offensive to recapture the western half of the city of mosul from the islamic state group. government forces secured the eastern part of the city last month. the white house has tried to clarify remarks by president trump in which he appeared to suggest there'd been an immigration—related security incident in sweden on friday. mr trump himself has tweeted that he based his comments on a fox news report about rising crime in the country. colombia's president has condemned an explosion near th

in northern ireland and western scotland, the rain will become heavier and persistent. will hold dry light weather until the end of the day. rain will move in towards the evening. the thickening cloud and a strengthening winds gets in towards western parts of britain through the afternoon with the midlands eastwards you hold onto lovely weather. chilly despite the light winds. that rain continues to advance to eastwards during friday evening. heavy snow in the scottish mountains as it hits the cold out that will be transient as milderair cold out that will be transient as milder air starts to move up from the south. a breezy end to the night across all areas. cloudy with outbreaks of rain. temperatures on the rise. the week and it looks mild once again. back to the double—figure values. there will be sunshine around, limited and it will be around the south. windy for eve ryo ne be around the south. windy for everyone and some rain across scotla nd everyone and some rain across scotland and northern ireland. you can see this area of low pressure bringing tightly packed i

the wind is picking up again across the north of ireland and western scotland. aching the east of scotla nd persistent but not reaching the east of scotland and till after dark so here you should enjoy the sunshine. rain getting in towards the north—western parts of wales. the midlands, eastwards, it remains fine. a lovely day with light winds. on the cool site however with temperatures in single figures for most. wet and windy weather across the north—west quarter of the uk. that spreads easily during friday night so the wind picks up everywhere. some of the rain will turn to snow over the high ground will will see a move across scotland. maybe the far north of england. temperatures begin to rise from the south—west. a less cold night on friday night than what we will see on thursday. on this weekend it looks like it will be milder. south—westerlies back across a surerand it milder. south—westerlies back across a surer and it will be windy, certainly across the north and west of the uk. close to the high pressure you should stay dry. you can see the isobars acro

some wetter weather getting into western scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. double figures for many of us. through wednesday and thursday temperatures just dropping back into single figures across the northern parts of the uk. still hanging on to double figures further south, with a fair bit of cloud and a little bit of rain at times. but still a little bit less mild, i suspect, by the end of this week. some places doing quite well, but still quite windy later this week. hello you're watching bbc world news, i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: it's day two of the iraqi government's offensive against the western half of the city of mosul. and its commanders are claiming some early success with the capture of a few villages. but there's a long fight still to come. welcome to the programme — our other main stories this hour. sweden requests an explanation after president trump apparently invents an immigration—related security incident there. and angelina jolie speaks to us exclusively about her new film — and her hopes it will help a new generation unders

northern scotland getting drier but still showers and western scotland.udy and cold where you are. more cloud in england and wales than today. drier and sunnier picture of the scotla nd drier and sunnier picture of the scotland tomorrow. showers affecting north sea coastal areas, western coastal parts of the uk as well but still a lot of dry weather to come tomorrow afternoon. single figure temperatures. have a great day today and thank you for not asking me to pout again! it's because you did it earlier. they're seen by many as the founding fathers of heavy metal — but after tonight black sabbath are calling it a day. the band will play their final gig in the city where it all began nearly 50 years ago. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson went to birmingham for an exclusive chat with the prince of darkness, ozzy osbourne. music playing. ozzie osborne, the end of black sabbath — why?! it has run its course, really. it just felt right. i mean, itjust felt right. when we released the first black sabbath album, i can remember thinking, it'll be al

just one or two showers, mainly across coastal areas, perhaps across northern ireland and western scotlandng the eastern side of scotland and maybe the north—east of england but mainly inland areas enjoying some sunshine. a better day for northern scotland than it was on actually on saturday. a chilly sort of look to the temperatures — 5—7 being fairly typical. some sunshine around across england and wales. that area of cloud and rain in the south—east corner pulls away and with light winds, clear skies inland, we're going to find temperatures falling away fairly quickly. later on the night, increasing cloud and wind coming in to northern ireland, far south—west of england and wales. but frost likely for many areas, particularly in the country side, and we will find some patchy fog around as well. particularly across the eastern side of the uk to begin with on monday. 0ut towards the west we continue to see the winds picking up, the cloud giving way to rain in northern ireland, wales and the south—west. that pushing very slowly into scotland, towards the midlands, central and southern engl

northern ireland cloudy, with some spots of rain, and also there will be some wet weather for western scotlandn's football fixtures in the fifth round of the fa cup, probably dry at both matches, but quite low cloud in blackburn. threatening skies could get an odd spit of drizzle coming from the cloud. 0vernight, it stays cloudy across all of the country. a band of rain trickles southwards. it will turn misty and murky again around the coast and hills, with some fog patches setting in, but look at these temperatures. 0vernight lows between nine and 11 degrees, that is warmer than it should be during the daytime at this time of the year. tthe reason its warm is we are dragging air from the azores, so sub tropical air washing over the shores of england and wales. for monday, it will turn quite windy for a time across northern england, particularly over the pennines and to the east of the pennines. gusty winds here, as a band of rain approaches. to the south of this band of rain, that is where the warmest air will be, and we could see temperatures getting up to 1a, 15, maybe 16 degrees celsius as

turning white and western scotland during the afternoon but eastern scotland very much better.rence in temperatures. we will have some wetter weather arriving in scotland and northern ireland for the end of the evening. that will move southwards and move to be lighter and patchy but leave behind a lot of cloud including hill fog despite a fresh westerly wind. i'll die tonight. temperatures will not fall much at all. as we head into tomorrow we're looking for high temperatures across some parts of the country. we have very mild air coming from a long way so that it will be accompanied by gusty winds and especially windy to the east of scotla nd and especially windy to the east of scotland and east of the pennines. we will see rain moving southwards away from scotland and northern ireland and to northern england and north wales. sunshine falling behind and cooler conditions. to the size of that band of rain we have very mild a. temperatures will be in very emac —— temperatures will be the mid teens of around 80 degrees at 90 degrees. wetter weather will develop further north acro

northern ireland cloudy, with some spots of rain, and also there will be some wet weather for western scotlandis afternoon's football fixtures in the fifth round of the fa cup, probably dry at both matches, but quite low cloud in blackburn. threatening skies could get an odd spit of drizzle coming from the cloud. 0vernight, it stays cloudy across all of the country. a band of rain trickles southwards, it will turn misty and murky again around the coast and hills with some fog patches setting in, but look at these temperatures. 0vernight lows between nine and ii degrees, that is warmer than it should be during the daytime at this time of the year, the reason it's warm is we are dragging air from the azores so sub tropical air washing over the shores of england and wales, for monday it will turn quite windy for a time across northern england, particularly over the pennines and to the east of the pennines. gusty winds here, as a band of rain approaches. to the south of this band of rain, that is where the warmest air will be, and we could see temperatures getting up to 14, 15, maybe 16 degrees ce

we will have another area of rain and perhaps snow for a time pushing into western scotland and northernproceedings. though again, ican't to kick off proceedings. though again, i can't rule out a shower almost anywhere. there could be the odd early shower. mostly of rain, but a bit of wintriness is possible for a time particularly in association with this lump of rain pushing down across western areas. i think most of the snow will be up over the higher ground. it shouldn't cause too many problems, but gusty winds as this slides down across england and wales. much of scotland having a fine afternoon, but a chilly one. temperatures held in single figuresjust chilly one. temperatures held in single figures just about nationwide when the showers come along, those temperatures falling away. this little feature runs eastwards through tomorrow night and frost again will be a hazard as we head into wednesday morning. watch out forice into wednesday morning. watch out for ice and then we've got a front coming in from the south—west this time. that will introduce rain on wednesday. the forward pr