similar for northern ireland western scotland. eastern scotland not doing too badly for some sunshine. a windy day tomorrow, while the one as well, particularly across the northern half, 10—12d. the high pressure that has been with us will retreat into monday to allow the system in. that will bring outbreaks of heavy rain moving eastward through the day. that way and unlikely to get to the south—east until after dark and behind that, western ireland, scotland are seeing something drier. highs of nine — ii degrees, quite windy on monday but when they are still on tuesday as this area of low pressure passes to the north—west. a lot of white lines squeezing together, we are likely to see severe gales across northern areas. outbreaks of heavy rain here as well. not as wet or windy the further south and east you look but are the wind gusts. when across parts of scotland, 60—70 mph or more also to the eastern side of the pennines. but look how mild it it will be. 12 to 15 degrees. through the week ahead, more rain and gales in the foreca

later on friday it does look like it is going to turn wet and windy again across western scotland and that's a hint of things to come as we head into the weekend. if we look at the weather maps through the weekend, big low pressure close to iceland sending weather fronts in our direction so it does look like through the weekend into next week it is going to be very changeable stopping by. this is sports today, live from the bbc sports centre. coming up, halfway there as manchester city would three against manchester united in the semi—final. a classic in cape town. and event that carella continues to shush the rally continues. welcome to the problem to the semi—final. after 45 minutes, it looked like the semi—final was already over. now at the midway point, united are clinging on after marcus rashford scored the only goal of the second half. but the per that shush first half performance! bernardo silver scored the first from 25 yards. united are all over the place. an own goal. then it looked like the game was up. now, they are still in but onlyjust. the justice city manager, dick wan

scotland and england, maybe north wales, too. later gentle winds for most, away from the western and northern isles of scotland, where the winds willthe day, perhaps gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. still critical fields of the uk across the day, 10—11 for northern scotland in south—west england. cloud cover stays with us to the evening and overnight again we could see some patchy drizzle. for most, it's dry although iran will start to approach far north—western scotland on the west of northern ireland as we head towards thursday morning. underneath the cloud cover, temperatures will stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milderair stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder airflooding across stay above freezing —— it's mostly dry. milder air flooding across the uk with this yellow, with it comes a set of fronts, and that is going to bring some wetter, windier weather across scotland and northern ireland initially, slowly it slides its way south and here stood throughout the day, weakening as it does. some heavy rain across the highlands of scotland, maybe 40—50 millimetres. dries the further south and east you are, but some gust

away from northern and western scotland, those gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. the far north of scotland. 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge. this frontal system trying to slide its way southwards but, as it runs into that area of high—pressure, most of the rain is going to tend to fizzle out. we will see more cloud arriving into northern england down to the midlands. another cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and for most on tuesday a much cloudier day, a colder—feeling day as well. for central, southern england, temperatures here not much higher than

and then we've got the stronger winds, some blustery showers there around western and north—western scotland much things continue as we go through the course of wednesday evening, but the rain in the south turns heavier, and it looks as though it will be raining all the way towards east anglia. now, thursday is giving us a bit of a headache in terms of what the weather is going to bring. it certainly looks like there will be some rain around. a real mix of weather. you can see that wet weather earlier in the morning, even some snow falling across the pennines and southern scotland. there could be some strong winds around as well but, at this stage, it looks as though probably the wintriest of the weather will be out in the channel and, actually, some of us may end up having some sunshine around on thursday. still mild in that southern south—eastern part of the country, 13, maybe 1a, but a lot colder there in scotland, only three, five degrees. we are fairly confident that friday is going to bring some sunshine. it should be for most of us a good end of the week, in terms of the weather. a lo

and then we've got the stronger winds, some blustery showers there around western and north—western scotland course of wednesday evening, but the rain in the south turns heavier, and it looks as though it will be raining all the way towards east anglia. now, thursday is giving us a bit of a headache in terms of what the weather is going to bring. it certainly looks like there will be some rain around. a real mix of weather. you can see that wet weather earlier in the morning, even some snow falling across the pennines and southern scotland. there could be some strong winds around as well but, at this stage, it looks as though probably the wintriest of the weather will be out in the channel and, actually, some of us may end up having some sunshine around on thursday. still mild in that southern south—eastern part of the country, 13, maybe 1a, but a lot colder there in scotland, only three, five degrees. we are fairly confident that friday is going to bring some sunshine. it should be for most of us a good end of the week, in terms of the weather. a lot of sunshine around, especially around en

and it will be quite breezy, too, some of that cloud pushing into northern ireland and much of western scotland and north—west england too. and many central, southern portions of the uk will be cold and sunny. temperatures in single figures for most. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want tojoin in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news — police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. world leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end nearly nine years of fighting in libya. back with you at 5pm. now on bbc news — it's time for dateline london with carrie gracie. hello, welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week — in difficult days, and with more to come, iran's supreme leader invokes god's help. but how much will that help? "

more weatherfronts, more isobars across the north of the country, so north and western scotland breezier, cloudier and less cold to start monday morning. further south, under those clearer skies, it's going to be another cold one, and even frost and fog patches around, too. high pressure with us as we head through monday. these weather fronts encroaching into the north and west of the uk, bringing thicker cloud, the odd spot of rain at times and it will be quite breezy, too, some of that cloud pushing into northern ireland and much of western scotland and north—west england too. and many central, southern portions of the uk will be cold and sunny. temperatures in single figures for most. the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with sta

away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. . 6—9 for most. and close to freezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge. this frontal system trying to slide its way southwards but, as it runs into that area of high—pressure, most of the rain is going to tens to fizzle out. we will see more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. another cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and for most on tuesday a much cloudier day, a colder—feeling day as well. for central, southern england, temperatures here not much higher than six or seven celsius. here's

showers in the west, turning wintry over the hills of western scotland.outheast but with some rain. and as we head into next week, there is more rain and showers to compulsively weather looks much more u nsettled, compulsively weather looks much more unsettled, and that means stronger winds as well —— more rain and showers. the weather looks more u nsettled. you're watching beyond one hundred days. chinese cities are in lock down, new years' celebrations are cancelled, as the coronavirus takes its toll. and it's spreading fast around the world — with new cases reported in belfast and scotland. in the region of central china where it all started, 20 million people have been banned from traveling. the world health organization says it's not a global emergency - yet. now, wherever you look, people are wearing masks they are lining up to buy more masks. some people are cancelling theirtrips, and there is a lot of concern. armed with video clips and graphs, democrats are doing all they can to persuade republicans in the senate that donald trump should be remov

into tomorrow and if you are the showers, western scotland over the irish sea implemented east angliang in this dry, plenty of sunshine but northwest areas will cloud over. when picking up and gals likely the end of the day and ring of the day and ray not far away as well. 69 degrees, so cooler than we have seen for a while. so the parts of england and wales. as an average of england and wales. as an average of the weekend we are going to find these weather fronts setting up shop across the northwest of the uk. the aircoming all the across the northwest of the uk. the air coming all the way from here means it would be much milder but when you dance saturday. rain stuck across scotland and northern ireland, some rain for the hills of western parts of england and wales with further east should be drier and brighter. what is weather over the high grounds especially western scotla nd the high grounds especially western scotland that will be a windy day. strong to gale force winds in a very mild one in temperatures of 11 to 13 degrees. the winds ease down is that ring there is northwest pa

scotla nd day, across parts of western scotlande double digits to the sos and east. sunday night we are keeping our eye on that, a band of showers. they could give some snow, of showers. they could give some show, even of showers. they could give some snow, even to relatively low level, not necessarily too widespread but in some places snow and ice could cause problems for the monday morning commute, so that is one worth bearing in mind, through the day on monday, it is the sunshine and showers day, the showers plentiful in the west, wintry up to the north, rain perhaps scooting through the english channel where it might be wind yes. windy generally on monday and the temperatures a bit lower, four degrees in aberdeen, maybe up to eight or nine in cardiff and in london, as we look further ahead we stick with that chilly sunshine and showers theme on tuesday, a drier day for wednesday, it turns milder but more unsettled for the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 5: lawyers representing president do

scotland as well. a bit of rain for the western half of scotland and ireland.s the western half of scotland. that should clear away overnight. couple mist and fog patches reforming. temperatures holding up. we start on saturday morning is quite similar to what we have today. high—pressure in charge again, mostly dry with a weak weather front moving into the far north—west ringing simmering to the north—west ringing simmering to the north—west of scotland later in the day. also a few showers for northern ireland, wales and the western parts of england and scotland. further east, you're more likely to stay dry through day and with more of the trees tomorrow perhaps a few more spells of sunshine breaking through that layer of cloud. temperature is similarto that layer of cloud. temperature is similar to what we have out there today, 8— 10 degrees. reasonably mild at the mild air that is with us at the moment is squeezed away towards the east as we move through saturday night into sunday and we will see this cold and fresh air moving in from the atlantic. in betwee

a few showers for northern ireland and into western scotland.slice of something drier and drier and brighter, and temperature rise, a little down on where they have been recently. it will start to feel a bit fresher in the south—east of the afternoon goes on. into the evening, and this area of low pressure is winding itself up in the atlantic, to bring another spell of wet and windy weather on thursday. we will start to see signs of that overnight, the rain moving into parts of northern ireland, gradually working its way up into scotland, too. winds are strengthening all the time, and some of this rain could be quite heavy. away from that, clear skies for many areas, particularly the further east you are. in sheltered spots, one or two frost patches possible first thing on thursday morning. thursday all about the wet and windy conditions once again. some of this rain will be quite heavy at times, strengthening winds particularly for irish sea coasts and up into western scotland, and that gradually transfers eastwards as the day goes on. east ang

it comes after a spell of rain and that will overnight push into northern ireland and western scotland. ahead of that plenty of cloud and some patchy light rain. the wind is picking up across the uk, there isn't any frost going into the morning. this rain courtesy of a front with cold air following. it will clear away for northern ireland in the morning, push across scotland, through wales than across england, not reaching the far east until later. there will be brighter skies following behind, more especially to northern ireland and scotland. a few showers on the hills of scotland. as it turns colder, enhanced by a stronger wind, a blustery day tomorrow. temperatures are coming down as the rain clears away. further wintry showers in 00:01:36,646 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 places sunday night into monday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus rises to 41, with authorities in china struggling to contain the outbreak, as millions travel for the lunar new year. benita mehra, a newly—appointed member of the grenfell tower inquiry panel, resigns after bei

some patchy rain moving out of northern ireland into western scotland as we continue through this afternoonere is generally cloudy with some mist and fog, with the cloud thick enough to offer some drizzle. as we go through tonight, that rain pushes a little bit further north, but for most, not a great deal of change to come. there will be plenty of cloud around, some mist, some hill fog. temperatures, in the most part, not falling too far, so for most, it will be a frost—free night. but into the early hours, we start to see some clear spells further south, but here the temperatures could locally dip away. into the weekend, and high pressure starts to pull away. this cold front starts to make inroads and make its influence felt. so, for saturday, there is a fair amount of cloud around. there are brighter spells across the south and will gradually work their way north, so a greater chance of seeing some sunshine tomorrow, but still predominantly cloudy skies. a few showers in the west, and also that rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland later. the temperatures are similar to what w

further north—west that will be cloud, drizzle for western scotland, sunshine and north—east scotland sunshine and north—east scotland, 11 or 12 degrees, colder further south across england and wales. where we have clear skies that temperatures will drop quickly this evening, there may be an early first before temperatures rise later as the cloud pushes across the uk. the lowest temperatures are in the far south of england, some instant fog patches, it will be milder as you head north. tomorrow's weather across england and wales may look very different from today, much more cloud, may be some brightness and sunshine, the best of the sunshine to the east of the high ground, maybe to the east of the pennines and eastern scotland, drizzle over the hills further west and misty too, temperatures widely in double figures. although it is more gladly —— cloudy across england and wales, temperatures should be higher. we have a weakening weather front approaching from the north—west which will impact the far north of scotla nd which will impact the far north of scotland with rain and drizzle on

some rain coming back to northern ireland, southern and western scotland and parts of northern england rain pushing south tomorrow. behind that it brightens up a bit and largely try to northern ireland. a few showers follow into western scotland mainly into the northwest were some will be happy. it is another windy day wherever you are. these are average wind speeds with the gusts higher around 40 or 50 mph in places but exceptionally mild for the time of year. some spots in eastern england tomorrow seem temperatures hitting around 15 celsius. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines. the foreign office confirms a plane bringing britons home from the virus hit chinese city of wuhan will take off later tonight. the chancellor, sajid javid, throws his support behind hs2 — as a number of tory mps consider rebelling against the government. the number of rape prosecutions in england and wales has fallen again — as the number of suspects charged rises slightly. a man has been found guilty of trying to steal a copy of magna carta — smashing the protective glass around the 805—ye

away from northern and western scotland, those touch will touch 55 mph. 10— 11 celsius for the far northre any fog is close to clearing. the cloud thickening across northern and western scotland. it runs into an area of high pressure and the rain will tend to fizzle out. clear skies further south still with mist and fog. a frosty start to tuesday for much of central and southern england but not as cold as sunday night. this is how tuesday shapes up, high—pressure still very much in charge. this system running into the area of high—pressure and rain will fizzle out. more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. a cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and a much cloudier day for most of us on tuesday. temperatures not much higher than six or seven celsius. wednesday, longer, spell for much of the uk. it does not mean sunny weather. a good deal of cloud around on wednesday. feeding in a lot of moisture with mist and s and poor visibility. best chance of anything brighter in south—eastern coast. to sum up the week ahead, a lot of dry weather. frosty nights. a bit of sunshi

when towards north scotland, rain more persistent in the western isles to end the day and thatis theather front we saw earlier and this is the rain from it, pushing into northern ireland overnight and into sunday morning and into western scotland as well. another frost free start to the day on sunday. sunday is all about the rain moving east, but also the change to colder conditions following on behind and changing colour, the colder air moving in. it is within that there will be brighter skies for early next week but also the showers and a chance of seeing some snow showers in places. as we go on to sunday, we will see the rain pushing each to all other areas, clearing quickly from northern ireland. later in the day reaching the far south—east of england. it may break brighten up, but the best of the sunshine on sunday will be northern ireland and scotland. there may be the odd shower following on behind. scotland. there may be the odd showerfollowing on behind. a much colder feel two things at once the rain has moved on through. a windy day across the board as well. the rain clears

spell of longer torrential rain in the afternoon spreading across northern ireland into the western fringes of scotlande up and this is fairly academic in the strength of the wind. as we hit the end of the afternoon, into the start of monday evening, 70 mph gusts possible with that heavy rain. some minorflooding possible and certainly some bridge restrictions. the potential for damage, too, certainly some bridge restrictions. the potentialfor damage, too, as we see winds may be top 80 or 85 mph to the western isles in scotland. so it is going to be a pretty stormy end to monday. those windy conditions in better condition sped towards east anglia and the south—east for the first part of monday night. breeze in the north throughout the night but into tuesday, the winds will be linked to this next developing low pressure system which will sweep across the south. another bright start for many. rain quickly spreading its way and at times. turning to snow. in the south, whilst it will be milder air coming m, whilst it will be milder air coming in, this is where we could see whence top 50 or 60 mph. again, it

and then we've got the stronger winds, some blustery showers there around western and north—western scotlandtinue as we go through the course of wednesday evening, but the rain in the south turns heavier, and it looks as though it will be raining all the way towards east anglia. now, thursday is giving us a bit of a headache in terms of what the weather is going to bring. it certainly looks like there will be some rain around. a real mix of weather. you can see that wet weather earlier in the morning, even some snow falling across the pennines and southern scotland. there could be some strong winds around as well but, at this stage, it looks as though probably the wintriest of the weather will be out in the channel and, actually, some of us may end up having some sunshine around on thursday. still mild in that southern south—eastern part of the country, 13, maybe 1a, but a lot colder there in scotland, only three, five degrees. we are fairly confident that friday is going to bring some sunshine. it should be for most of us a good end of the week, in terms of the weather. a lot of sunshine ar

those temperatures actually coming down through the day across parts of western scotland and northernsunday night, we are keeping a close eye on this, a band of showers marching in from the west through northern ireland, northern england and scotland. these showers could give some snow, even to relatively low levels. not necessarily anything too widespread but in some places snow and ice could cause some problems for the monday morning commute. so, that's one worth bearing in mind. through the day on monday, essentially it's a sunshine and showers day. the showers most plentiful in the west, still wintry up towards the north. some more persistent rain perhaps scooting through the english channel, where it will also be windy. quite a windy day generally, actually, on monday and those temperatures a little bit lower. four degrees in aberdeen, maybe up to eight or nine in cardiff and in london. as we look further ahead, we stick with that chilly sunshine and showers theme on tuesday. a drier day for wednesday. it turns milder but more unsettled for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc

similar story for northern ireland and western scotland. and not doing too badly for some sunshine. a windier day tomorrow, a milder one, as well. particularly across the northern half of the uk, ten to 12 degrees. now, the high pressure will retreat into monday, to allow this frontal system in the atlantic. that'll bring some outbreaks of heavy rain, moving eastwards through the day. the rain unlikely to get into east anglia or the south—east until after dark. behind that rain band, western scotland and northern ireland seeing something a little drier later in the day. highs of nine to 11 degrees. quite a windy day on monday, windier still on tuesday. this area of low pressure passes to the north—west of the british isles. a lot of white lines squeezing together on this chart, a lot of isobars. we are likely to see severe gales across northern areas. outbreaks of heavy rain here, as well. these are the wind gusts we are expecting. particularly windy across parts of scotland, 60 to 70 mile an hour gusts or more. also some very gusty winds li

away from northern and western scotland, those touch 55 mph. 10—11 celsius for the far north of scotlandoud thickening across northern and western scotland. it runs into an area of high pressure and the rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south still with mist and fog. a frosty start to tuesday for much of central and southern england but not as cold as sunday night. this is how tuesday shapes up, high—pressure still very much in charge. this system running into the area of high—pressure and rain will fizzle out. more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. a cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and a much cloudier day for most of us on tuesday. temperatures not much higher than six or seven celsius. wednesday, longer, spell for much of the uk. wednesday, longer, dry spell for much of the uk. it does not mean sunny weather. a good deal of cloud around on wednesday. feeding in a lot of moisture with mist and s and poor visibility. best chance of anything brighter in eastern coasts. to sum up the week ahead, a lot of dry weather. frosty nights. a bit of

away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. reezing where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge. this frontal system trying to slide its way southwards but, as it runs into that area of high—pressure, most of the rain is going to tend to fizzle out. we will see more cloud arriving into northern england down to the midlands. another cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and for most on tuesday a much cloudier day, a colder—feeling day as well. for central, southern england, temperatures here not much higher than six or seven celsius. here's this area of hig hpressure

so, we start off cloudy, we start off wet across western scotland and northern ireland.irst weather front sinks its way into north—west england and wales with some showers, longer spells of rain following on behind. and the winds strengthening, gusting and excessive 50—60 mph. gusting in excess of 50—60 mph. ahead of it, it will stay largely cloudy and dry and relatively mild across the country with temperatures between 10—12d. those weather fronts will sweep south and east, clearing away, on friday into saturday looks largely fine and dry, albeit a little cooler. hello, this is bbc news. i'm the martine croxall. the headlines: bushfires have killed at least eight people in south—eastern australia since monday and destroyed more than 200 homes. the mother of the british teenager found guilty of lying about being raped in cyprus backs calls for tourists to boycott the country. two men and a woman — who all worked for british airways — have been killed after a lorry collides with a car in stanwell in surrey on new year's eve. now on bbc news, tom burridge revisits the coll

and then we've got the stronger winds, some blustery showers there around western and north—western scotlande go through the course of wednesday evening, but the rain in the south turns heavier, and it looks as though it will be raining all the way towards east anglia. now, thursday is giving us a bit of a headache in terms of what the weather is going to bring. it certainly looks like there will be some rain around. a real mix of weather. you can see that wet weather earlier in the morning, even some snow falling across the pennines and southern scotland. there could be some strong winds around as well but, at this stage, it looks as though probably the wintriest of the weather will be out in the channel and, actually, some of us may end up having some sunshine around on thursday. still mild in that southern south—eastern part of the country, 13, maybe 1a, but a lot colder there in scotland, only three, five degrees. we are fairly confident that friday is going to bring some sunshine. it should be for most of us a good end of the week, in terms of the weather. a lot of sunshine around, espe

and then we‘ve got the stronger winds, some blustery showers there around western and north—western scotlandiving us a bit of a headache in terms of what the weather is going to bring. it certainly looks like there will be some rain around. a real mix of weather. you can see that wet weather earlier in the morning, even some snow falling across the pennines and southern scotland. there could be some strong winds around as well but, at this stage, it looks as though probably the wintriest of the weather will be out in the channel and, actually, some of us may end up having some sunshine around on thursday. still mild in that southern south—eastern part of the country, 13, maybe 1a, but a lot colder there in scotland, only three, five degrees. we are fairly confident that friday is going to bring some sunshine. it should be for most of us a good end of the week, in terms of the weather. a lot of sunshine around, especially around england, but later on friday it does look as though it will start to turn wet and windy again across western scotland and northern ireland. that‘s a hint of things to

showers in western scotland.outh of the country, a little higher in one or two spots. this evening, showers continue in western scotland. it will be windy too. but in the south, mostly dry, at least in central areas of the uk. there could be a few showers clipping the south coast in the channel later. a very mild night, 10 celsius in london, higher than we would expect during the day, let alone the night. saturday's forecast, a weather front moving into scotland, quite a few isobars, which means the winds will strengthen. we are talking about 40-50 strengthen. we are talking about 40—50 mph gusts across this swathe of the uk. either side of that, the weather will be better. more sunshine. still pretty mild in the south, but not quite so mild, more like 10 celsius, but colder in the north. on sunday, a weather front moving across the uk, so some of us will get cloud and rain. once again, the south—westerly wind in the south means that temperatures could get up to 14 means that temperatures could get up to 1a celsi

a few spots of that possible to northern ireland, western scotland, some brighter breaks towards northeastugh and a freshening wind towards the western isles, and that's the weather front moving in, with a spell of rain for sunday that through that the saturday night will bring that rain into northern ireland into western scotland. sunday starts frost free. but temperatures are about to take a dip, because this is a cold front, this cloud and rain. the leading edge of colder air and clearly the blue showing up, that colder air moving in behind that, as it takes us eastwards on sunday. it will be brighter in the colder air, but there will be showers, some of those will be wintry as well, especially sunday night and into monday morning, as we will see in a moment. during sunday, daytime, we will all see a spell of rain quickly clearing northern ireland, then later scotland, as the sun reappears. brightning upjust a bitjust before sunset thorugh parts of wales, western england, as the rain clears, and that rain later on reaching the far east and southeast of england. it will be a breezy day e

in the north will continue to be wintry, with quite a lot of snow piling up on the hills of western scotland

in the north will continue to be wintry, with quite a lot of snow piling up on the hills of western scotlandtemperatures down into single digits, particularly chilly in scotland and northern ireland. deeper into the week, it stays chilly for a while but, by the end of the week, it's likely to stay milder with some outbreaks of rain returning more weather later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a royal marine recruit has died following a training exercise on a beach in cornwall earlier this week. china's president, xijinping, has chaired a meeting to discuss emergency measures aimed at restricting the spread of the coronavirus — which has already killed more than a0 people and infected over 1,000 more. the virus has now spread to europe — the french health minister confirms three cases in france. at least 21 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured in a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. a charity offering mental health support to military veterans says it can't take on new cases because of a funding crisis. now it's time for inside out. in this special edition of inside

this evening, more glad to come, the wind strengthening by the end of the night across western scotlandiving in the west of scotla nd a band of rain arriving in the west of scotland and northern ireland first of all. tomorrow, a cloudy note for england and wales. some heavy rain pushes across scotland and northern ireland into england and northern ireland into england and wales. then it is a lull before the next band of heavy rain comes oui’ the next band of heavy rain comes our way with hail and thunder. it's going to be a windy day. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10am. at least eight people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed in the fires that ripped through australian on new year's eve. some communities have been cut off. a couple of isolated communities where we have got reports of injuries and burn injuries to members of the public. we haven't been able to get access via roads or via aircraft. it's tough. it was scary. you don't really know what to do, even if you've thought about it, it's hard to know what you'd do or feel at that moment, for sure. the mother o

the rain moves to the far north of england into northern ireland and eventually into south—western scotlandry weather and sunshine for the far north of scotland. chilly here, five or six celsius, but across the south, temperatures 11 to 13 degrees. goodbye. you're watching bbc news with me, carrie gracie. the headlines... brexit countdown — in just a few hours' time, the uk will be leaving the european union after 47 years. the prime minister will hold a cabinet meeting in sunderland — the first place to officially back brexit — and he will make a speech saying brexit is not an end but a beginning. but the issue is still dividing opinion. finally, so happy. i am so happy it is finally done and they are finally listening to what we want.|j is finally done and they are finally listening to what we want. i have falle n listening to what we want. i have fallen out with people over this. i don't think those friendships are going to come back. and we'll be hearing from scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, in the next hour. and our other main stories — the world health organization

away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. g where any fog is slow to clear. so through monday nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge. this frontal system trying to slide its way southwards but, as it runs into that area of high—pressure, most of the rain is going to tens to fizzle out. we will see more cloud arriving into northern england and the midlands. another cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and for most on tuesday a much cloudier day, a colder—feeling day as well. for central, southern england, temperatures here not much higher than six or seven celsius. here's this area of hig hpressure still wit

away from northern and western scotland, those touch gusts could touch 50mph, maybe 55 mph. nightand into tuesday, the cloud thickens across northern and western scotland, with outbreak of rain sliding their way southwards. it runs into an area of high pressure and that rain will tend to fizzle out. clearer skies further south, still with some mist and fog. and again it will be a frosty start to tuesday for much of central, southern england but not as cold as sunday night. so this is how tuesday shapes up — high—pressure still very much in charge. this frontal system trying to slide its way southwards but, as it runs into that area of high—pressure, most of the rain is going to tend to fizzle out. we will see more cloud arriving into northern england down to the midlands. another cloudy, breezy day across northern ireland and for most on tuesday a much cloudier day, a colder—feeling day as well. for central, southern england, temperatures here not much higher than six or seven celsius. here's this area of hig hpressure still with us as we go into wednesday, a longer, drier s

quieten down a little as we head towards the weekend but it looks like northern ireland and western scotlanded for irish sea coast and into western scotla nd for irish sea coast and into western scotland and the wet and windy weather transfers east as the day goes on. behind it in northern ireland, brightening up with a few showers and ahead of it, for east anglia and the far south—east, dry during daylight hours. temperature—wise, probably won't feel mild with the wind and rain but these temperatures are above average for the time of year. our band of rain clears east during thursday night. the winds start to ease down to two. we are still under the influence of low pressure and actually closest to that area of low pressure in northern scotland it will still be a windy day but elsewhere, the winds will be that lighter. a clearing update. showers around, especially for the south of the uk, which could be lively but they will tend to fade. many places seeing sunshine and those temperatures a bit down on thursday. here's the game—changer, an area of high pressure building in as we head to the

windy but an increasingly cold day, temperatures coming down through the day, across parts of western scotland the south and east. sunday night we are keeping a close eye on this. these showers could give some snow to relatively low levels, not necessarily anything too widespread but in some places snow and ice could cause problems for the monday moving commute. through the day on monday, it is the sunshine and showers day, most plentiful in the west. wintry up to the north, persistent rain through the english channel it will be windy. a windy day generally on monday, and those temperatures a bit lower, four degrees in aberdeen, maybe up to eight or nine in cardiff and in london. as we look o further ahead we stick with that chilly sunshine and showers theme. a drier day for wednesday, it turns milderfor the end of the this is bbc news. the headlines: lawyers representing president donald trump set out their defence of the us leader in his impeachment trial. they are asking you to do something that no senate has ever done. they are asking you to do it with no evidence. and that is wrong, and i

it will be bringing in some rain across western scotland. not too far the western scotland.ireland. ahead of it, much milder. look at the yellows, even some ambers indicating warmer temperatures. 0n thursday, windy day with gales across the north and west. weather front moving from the north—west towards the south—east. a cloudy start to the day. the cloud thick enough for some showers. the rain, scotland, northern ireland. the next man coming in, heavy rain in this also. some thunder in it. the strongest winds will be across the north and west of the country. temperatures 10—12 but it will fill cooler than that because of the strength of the wind. the weather front sinks south and behind it, cooler air following again, represented by the blues. friday we have the remnants of this. eventually clearing. fair bit of sunshine around but some showers peppering the north and west. windy as well. even severe gales in shetland. we could at times see snow to lower levels. did you have a party last night or early to bed? it was early to bed but the fireworks started at seven o'clock

scotla nd to galeforce in parts of western scotlandront introducing rain initially to western scotland but it will not be too far away from the west of northern ireland. the lowest temperature last night —6 .7. unusual for this lowest temperature last night —6 .7. unusualfor this stage lowest temperature last night —6 .7. unusual for this stage in january, milder conditions but they will not last. 0n milder conditions but they will not last. on thursday, i suppose abound across the child. rain stop strong and winds across the north and west. just to galeforce. the first band of heavy rain pushing across scotland and northern ireland getting in through england and wales as a wea ker feature. through england and wales as a weaker feature. a bit through england and wales as a weakerfeature. a bit of through england and wales as a weaker feature. a bit of a through england and wales as a weakerfeature. a bit of a lull behind it. before the next and of rain comes our way. the black circles are the wind gust strength. although temperatures l

anywhere across the northern part of britain, between 50—70, and in exposure across north—western scotlandand it is all coming in from the south so everybody in double figures, some possibly up to 16 degrees. later in the day that weather front sweeps its way in, the western portion of it flicks back at us, during the course of wednesday. the cloud, thickening all the while and eventually we will see rain returning to the south. cooler weather getting into those southern counties. a blustery, chilly day across the north, with a peppering of showers. it is a lot of whether in two and a half days. a reminder of our top story... the most prolific serial rapist in british criminal history is sentenced to life in jail. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it'sjust after 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. england are well in control of the second test against south africa in cape town. they declared their second innings on 391 for eight — the bulk of those runs coming from dom sibley‘s ma

most of the showers really affecting north—western scotland, snow levels rising a little.e winds will not be a strong. but it will be cooler. temperatures around seven or 8 degrees. brief respite on wednesday. then we have another era of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. some wet and windy weather in from the west. it will be towards the western part we will see the rain setting in. the winds will pick up. gilles running in from the rsc. it will be a mild winter. temperatures are back into double figures across many parts of england and wales. the rainband suites through overnight and after a few showers on friday we will see one of these developing in time for the weekend. an area of high pressure will mean some colder nights but it looks like where there is going to be settling down, still quite windy in the north of scotland. turning dryer, but also turning colder day and night. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm — borisjohnson says the iran nuclear agreement could be replaced by a deal negotiated by donald trump. he says th

more weatherfronts, more isobars across the north of the country, so north and western scotland breeziersouth, under those clearer skies, it's going to be another cold one, and even frost and fog patches around, too. high pressure with us as we head through monday. these weather fronts encroaching into the north and west of the uk, bringing thicker cloud, the odd spot of rain at times and it will be quite breezy, too, some of that cloud pushing into northern ireland and much of western scotland and north—west england too. and many central, southern portions of the uk will be cold and sunny. temperatures in single figures for most. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news — police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new pr

a south to south—westerly wind bringing more cloud into northern ireland in western scotland, rain fordely across england and wales. a very mild day, 11 or 12 celsius in one 01’ very mild day, 11 or 12 celsius in one or two places. next week, the jet stream winds, high up in the atmosphere, are heading straight to the uk, picking up deepening areas of low pressure. the could be stormy conditions in the north—west. gail is quite widely, rain, mostly in the north—west, but for all of us, it should be very mild once again. sophie. a reminder of our top story... iran's most powerful military commander has been killed by a us air strike. president trump ordered the assignation of general soleimani as he arrived at baghdad airport this morning. iran has threatened severe revenge and the us is sending 3000 more troops to the middle east in response. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome along. it's time for sportsday. england disappoint, as they end the first day of the 2nd test against sou

more weatherfronts, more isobars across the north of the country, so north and western scotland breezier going to be another cold one, and even frost and fog patches around, too. high pressure with us as we head through monday. these weather fronts encroaching into the north and west of the uk, bringing thicker cloud, the odd spot of rain at times and it will be quite breezy, too, some of that cloud pushing into northern ireland and much of western scotland