stronger breeze than today but we will see more sunshine in western scotland, a sunny day in the faste. the breeze eases as we go through wednesday night into thursday, area of high pressure starts to recede a little bit, some rain amongst parts of our cloud across the country, particularly in southern scotland, final in england and northern ireland, one or two isolated showers elsewhere, most will have a dry day. it was on trend towards southernmost counties, again final in shetland, sunny conditions. temperatures are still single figures, for most. changes by the end of the week and into the weekend, we start cloudy and cool, but through the weekend we see deeper blue colours appearing from the north and northerly winds will develop through sunday into monday, with that, temperatures continue to drop a bit more across the country, with a chance of a few wintry showers. we will keep you updated. see you. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister is in belfast as he tries to win support for his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. we managed to

probably western scotland again with a touch of frost into tomorrow morning.rn scotland, a sunny day in the far north across shetland and more sunshine through the eastern side of the english channel as well. but again, another chilly day in that breeze. the breeze eases down there as we go through wednesday night and into thursday. if high pressure starts to recede just a little bit, there's going to still be some rain just tied in amongst parts of that cloud that we'll see across the country, particularly southern scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland, one or two isolated showers elsewhere. most will have a dry day, a bit more sunshine towards southern most counties. and again, the far north around shetland will see a sunny day. sunny conditions continue to dominate. temperatures still single figures for most, but there will be changes in the week and into the weekend whilst we start cloudy and cool as we go through the weekend, notice the deeper blue colours starting to appear and from the north and northerly winds will develop through sun

it also turns more damp overnight across western scotland , across western scotland, particularly ofeather into the west of northern ireland. otherwise a lot of cloud across the uk, but some breaks in the cloud. the cloud fairly thin across southern parts of uk. southern parts of the uk. so still a frosty for some in still a frosty start for some in the south as we begin friday. a bright though, a lot of bright start, though, a lot of high sky, i think. high cloud in the sky, i think. but actually plenty of brighter spells and dry weather coming through at times. some drizzly stuff coming into west by stuff coming into west wales by the of the afternoon as well the end of the afternoon as well as england. the as northern england. but the most persistent rain will affect western particularly western scotland, particularly over with over higher ground and with a winds coming the winds now coming from the southwest, it's a milder afternoon, particularly in the north. celsius for eastern north. 1112 celsius for eastern scotland, eight or nine for southeast england, where? well, the brigh

showers in places but some brighter spells, especially for the likes of western scotland once again, reappear and for eventually some southern counties of england as well as some western parts. but actually a lot of cloud is feeding in from the east, from the north sea. so frequent showers are on some north sea coasts into the pennines, the southern uplands, and a few showers making their way into the midlands as well as parts of wales. we've got this area of showers, a longer spells of clipping and of rain just clipping kent and it's stick there it's going to stick there throughout the afternoon. throughout much the afternoon. it's feel cold in the it's going to feel cold in the wind coming off the north sea. but actually temperatures not far average, 7 to 10 far from average, 7 to 10 celsius. sunshine reappears far from average, 7 to 10 celsilacross sunshine reappears far from average, 7 to 10 celsilacross westerna reappears far from average, 7 to 10 celsilacross western scotland, �*s there across western scotland, having cloud fill in having seen the cloud fill in overnight and tha

notice how that weather front approaches and rain sweeps into northern ireland and western parts of scotlandg, and actually quite mild across western parts of the uk. now, the reason why the weather fronts are pushing in is because this area of high pressure which is over us right now will be moving towards the east of europe and it basically opens up the doors for the weather fronts to sweep in, but they will continue to push in relatively mild air in our direction, so for as long as we have these south—westerlies, it's going to stay quite mild. so that weather front, as it sweeps across the uk — i say sweeps, it'll sort of gradually move across the country — should rain itself out and hardly any rain expected, in fact, in the south, but temperatures could still get up to around 14 degrees or so. then wednesday into thursday and friday, the weather starts to turn more unsettled. so, infact, rather cloudy, some outbreaks of rain possible. i don't think this is going to be particularly heavy, just spits and spots here and there and, actually, so far in the last month or so, there has been ver

again the clouds could be thick enough across some western hills, particularly western scotland, forth a lot of cloud around, it shouldn't be too cold, but where there's any holes in the cloud for any length of time then we could see some pockets of frost, a little bit of fog at times. very little change as we head into part two of the weekend, our area of high pressure still with us, bringing these south or south—westerly winds. again, a lot of cloud around. could see maybe a little bit more sunshine into the afternoon in places than what we'll see on saturday, but again i think most places will be cloudy, and it's going to be largely dry and mild. temperatures for most in double figures. little change as we move out of sunday into monday. 0ur area of high pressure starting to retreat towards the east — that's allowing more southerly winds to come up from biscay, north—west france across our shores. so we may have more sunshine around on monday, certainly across england and wales, into southern scotland, so temperatures responding — could be 12 or 13 degrees in the south, 9 or 10 fu

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.hat dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — dry, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there's more rain gathering to no

into wednesday morning and it brings a bit of a wet start to wednesday in northern ireland, western scotland breezy. brightening up through the day but the rain spread through the day but the rain spread through scotland and north—west eglin and wales, fizzles out as it pushes into yorkshire and the midlands. east anglia and the south—east stay dry on wednesday, not quite as mild as tomorrow fresh in the north and west with showers later. on thursday, some rain in england and wales but by friday, heavy rain is followed by some widespread gales. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six on monday the 13th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — liverpool needs to save their season, everton fighting to stay up. which way will the merseyside derby go tonight? more mistakes are weighed over the weekend. the marvel of garble, the six tier side take on the

but i think in western scotland it will be rain. 0n the other hand, in eastern scotland with some sunnystart to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so i think in london. and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken as well. let's have a look at the weekend then. high pressure in charge of the weather so you'd think all settled sunny weather well, not necessarily. there's a lot of clouds stuck in this area of high pressure and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk. so i think saturday, at least at times will be cloudy. a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you're in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger. so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds and feeling just that a little bit milder, there in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high pressure — this is into next wee

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.me of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, is, 14 degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — dry, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there's more rain gatherin

most of the rain affecting western scotland. for northern ireland, wales, central and southern england, some good cloud breaks with some sunshine and temperatures up to the mid—teens in central and southern areas for up further north, double figures. very mild for early fabric. but it doesn't last. saturday, mild and cloudy but, by sunday, this area of high pressure bringing colder, clearer, drierair, so it high pressure bringing colder, clearer, drier air, so it will be more sunny, so best to view the comet. mild again on saturday and then, for sunday, much more sunny but noticeably cooler, light winds. for next week, it looks like staying chilly with overnight frost. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at six on wednesday 1st february. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday i'm laura mcghie. shattered spending records, excitment and disappointment, we look at the biggest news and moments from january transfer deadline day. they've had no trophy since 2017 but can mancheste

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.e night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — dry, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this st

but i think in western scotland it will be rain. r a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so i think in london. and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken as well. let's have a look at the weekend then. high pressure in charge of the weather so you'd think all settled sunny weather well, not necessarily. there's a lot of clouds stuck in this area of high pressure and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk. so i think saturday, at least at times will be cloudy. a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you're in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger. so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds and feeling just that a little bit milder, there in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high pressure — this is in

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotlandspells in aberdeen, it could be around 13 degrees. but after a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you'd think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder then in the sunny

but i think in western scotland it will be rain. 0n the other hand, in eastern scotland with some sunnyr a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so i think in london. and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken as well. let's have a look at the weekend then. high pressure in charge of the weather so you'd think all settled sunny weather well, not necessarily. there's a lot of clouds stuck in this area of high pressure and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk. so i think saturday, at least at times will be cloudy. a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you're in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger. so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds and feeling just that a little bit milder, there in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high pressure — this is in

a lot of cloud western scotland.rally a few above freezing wednesday once more , a freezing wednesday once more, a cloudy day for many , i think a cloudy day for many, i think a bit more of a chance of some sunny spells coming through with showers in the east and some decent sunny spells for southern england , wales, northern england, wales, northern ireland, as well as. england, wales, northern ireland, as well as . western ireland, as well as. western scotland thursday and friday should see fewer showers. a more sunshine, but roughly similar temperatures to the previous days. temperatures to the previous days . and . no spin, no bias , no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. this is dan wootton tonight with me, dawn neesom and almost seven years after the nation first voted to leave the european union, rishi sunak has announced a new deal on the northern ireland protocol. we have delivered the people of northern ireland for and the command paper promised. we have removed the border and the irish sea . the b

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotlanddeen, it could be around 13 degrees. but after a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you'd think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between i! and i3 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder then in the sunny spells across

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotlanderdeen, it could be around 13 degrees. but after a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you'd think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder then in the sunny spells acros

it will be thick enough here in the west to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotland could be around 13 degrees. but after a cold start to the start —— to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start of the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you would think all settled, sunny weather, well, not necessarily first up there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday, when you are in the centre of the hike of the winds are very, very late. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland i think more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder than in the su

western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze.at the temperatures, 13 degrees, moray firth, 15,16, north devon, maybe ten, 16 and 17 northwest wales, but across western areas, particularly northern ireland. watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southe

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — driest, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there's more

western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze.ook at the temperatures, 13 degrees. moray firth, 15, 16, north devon, they've turned 16 and 17 north wales, but it's across western areas, particularly northern ireland. scott watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east angli

again the clouds could be thick enough across some western hills, particularly western scotland, for lot of cloud around, it shouldn't be too cold, but where there's any holes in the cloud for any length of time then we could see some pockets of frost, a little bit of fog at times. very little change as we head into part two of the weekend, our area of high pressure still with us, bringing these south or south—westerly winds. again, a lot of cloud around. could see maybe a little bit more sunshine into the afternoon in places than what we'll see on saturday, but again i think most places will be cloudy, and it's going to be largely dry and mild. temperatures for most in double figures. little change as we move out of sunday into monday. 0ur area of high pressure starting to retreat towards the east — that's allowing more southerly winds to come up from biscay, north—west france across oui’ shores. so we may have more sunshine around on monday, certainly across england and wales, into southern scotland, so temperatures responding — could be 12 or 13 degrees in the south, 9 or 10 furth

this was the western isles around an hour ago and it isn'tjust scotland.ve breaks in the cloud we have beautiful dancing light displays. this was actually in wiltshire about an hour ago. the reason why i was pessimistic is because we have more cloud today and there is certainly more cloud around. might not be quite as widespread but take a chance on it, just take a peek because if the cloud breaks up you might get to see it. the reason why we have more cloud is this high pressure, still sitting with us and this nagging north—easterly wind that is just drifting the cloud in from time to time. that means a rather grey night. in some ways it will prevent those temperatures from falling very far and a rash of showers to the east of the pennines, some of them drifting into north wales. where we get the clearer skies, the temperatures are likely to fall away and favourite spots for that again western scotland where we could see temperatures once again down as low as minus five degrees. not as cold as the night that has just passed but pretty chilly. we start tom

western scotland.as heavy as the rain won't be as heavy as yesterday will away yesterday and it will push away to the north. much of the west coast will become through the afternoon northwest should also slowly turn a bit drier. some brightest guys , wales and south brightest guys, wales and south west england, could some sunny spells east as well and spells further east as well and it is mild temperatures this afternoon getting up to maybe 13, perhaps 14 celsius where we some sunshine even when it's damp in northern scotland, temperatures are above average the rain will continue to trickle the northern isles through friday. there'll be a bit of drizzle here and there and western coasts hills but for most places a dry night. so there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, a few clearer , which may cloud, a few clearer, which may allow temperatures drop down to four or five celsius, certainly for most towns and cities will see the temperatures holding up at six or seven. so a mild to the weekend and for most

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotland3 degrees. but after a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you'd think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder then in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotlandand, in eastern scotland, with some sunny spells in aberdeen, it could be around 13 degrees. but after a colder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you would think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. first up, there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday, when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, an

the best of any sunshine coming through for western scotland . some breaks in western scotland.the southern parts the cloud for southern parts england breaks even in england and some breaks even in the cloudier conditions . further the cloudier conditions. further east, temperatures far from average, 8 to 10 celsius, typically cold in the wind, though. that's coming off the nonh though. that's coming off the north sea and that will continue to drive showers during to drive showers in during evening and overnight. those showers quite frequent over the hills so the pennines the southern uplands snowdonia as well getting quite number of showers through the night to the south though clear spells and a frost in places minus one minus two celsius where we get the clear skies for southern england and western scotland where we keep the cloud 2 to 4 celsius. so chilly start for most of us. but the frost yes, albeit the brightest conditions in the south and for the west of scotland, of northern scotland, parts of northern ireland well, perhaps really ireland as well, perhaps really tuesda

of these weather fronts, there is a fair amount of cloud on tuesday for northern ireland and western scotland may be central areas as well so thick cloud could produce rain in belfast and glasgow, just fleeting. elsewhere it's about 13 degrees, generally sunny. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the high pressure shifts eastwards allowing these weather fronts to sweep in from the atlantic, they will only gradually move in. not an awful lot of rain. by move in. not an awful lot of rain. by the time the weather fronts on wednesday and move across wales and the midlands and the south, it will be mostly fizzling away because it is bumping into high pressure, drying everything out. towards the end of the week, a change on the way, high pressure and moving away and instead we get low pressure so thursday into friday we will see a change in the weather, very cloudy, outbreaks of rain, blustery and severe gales possible across scotland towards the end of the week but interestingly with unsettled weather at will state mild. and if you are wondering what the weather will do over the next few days used th

scotland. south, a weather front producing some showers, heavier showers into kent. brighter skies today are likely to be across parts of devon and cornwall, and westernearly part of the evening we still have a showery rain, moving to parts of east anglia and kent down towards the channel islands, still some showers across the midlands as well. still a lot of cloud around. when the showers move away from the far south—east and sky is clear in kent and hampshire and western scotland, this is where we are likely to see a local frost. temperatures in rural areas slipping to around freezing, possiblyjust below. whenever you are, it is going to be a cold night. tomorrow we start off once again with a lot of cloud around. still the breeze coming with high pressure, dragging in the cloud and ate a few showers, but tomorrow it looks like there will be more holes punched in the cloud but again north—west scotland favoured sunshine for the longest with highs up to 10 celsius. thursday, a favourite of cloud around, it will not be as breezy. temperatures on thursday and friday will be very similar. temperatures roughly where they should be at this time of year. a

western in southwestern scotland.wall as well. and some the east coast of some cloud the east coast of england away from these cloudy zones, plenty of sunny spells and feeling pleasant in the sunshine with , light winds and sunshine with, light winds and temperatures up to 11 to 12 celsius. then overnight, under those clear skies and with light winds, there'll be some dense fog forming, especially around parts of england and to the southeast , but also parts of england and to the southeast, but also through the midlands , eastern england as midlands, eastern england as well, where the cloud breaks , i well, where the cloud breaks, i think it'll be low cloud than fog further west as the breeze picks up later in the night and it will be mild the west but actually a possible across central and parts of the uk as we start off tuesday the fog lasting around mid—morning, then it lifts low cloud and in the west there'll be cloudy skies will even be some showers for northern ireland. parts of central and western scotland. oth

there is this band of rain, though, coming into northern ireland and western scotland during the eveningeather front will take some rain further east overnight and then the wind direction changes. instead of that very mild south—westerly wind, we get more of a northwesterly wind by the time we get into wednesday. and that will bring some chillier air and perhaps one or two wintry showers into the far northwest. but really, wednesday is a very messy day. there's a lot of cloud. could be some rain here and there and across some northern hills. that rain may turn a bit wintry later on in the day as things start to get a little bit chillier. so we've got seven or eight degrees across the northwest. in the southeast, still temperatures ten or 11 degrees, not as mild as it is at the moment. we start the week ahead with very mild conditions, but with a lot of cloud. then we get that rain around the middle part of the week. then things get a little bit colder, perhaps with the risk of frost at night as well. this is bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. the headlines.

cloud will be thick enough, here in the west, to produce a little bit of drizzle, but i think in western scotlandolder start to the day in the south, it will be about nine or so, i think, in london, and after a bright start, the clouds will thicken, as well. let's have a look at the weekend, then. high pressure in charge of the weather, so you'd think all settled, sunny weather — well, not necessarily. there's a lot of cloud stuck in this area of high pressure, and it will be slow to move across central parts of the uk, so i think saturday, at least at times, will be cloudy, a few glimmers of sunshine certainly on the cards. and temperatures quite uniform, typically between 11 and 13 celsius, and the high pressure still with us on sunday. when you are in the centre of the high, the winds are very, very light. around the edges of the high pressure, the winds tend to be stronger, so for northern ireland and western scotland, i think, more of a brisk wind, whereas lighter winds, and feeling just that little bit milder then in the sunny spells across east anglia. and the high pressure, this is into n

western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze.thern ireland. watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it�*s not going to reach eastern areas. so we�*ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that�*s because there�*ll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murk

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.hat dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — dry, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there's more rain gathering to no

as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset.s the night we have at the moment. and that�*s because there�*ll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit of brightness — dry, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there�*s more rain gathering to northern ireland later on and that�*s this area of low pressure which will bring rain across the north, but increasingly strong winds. so through

the western scotland where it will last night. the rain western scotland where it will last night .vier through the night pressure moves night as that low pressure moves in steadily in the also then steadily increasing, really picking up after midnight across the northwest for the south. well, it'll get a bit breezy. it stays cloudy. look these overnight temperatures very mild indeed. we won't feel mild tomorrow in winds. now, those winds really whipping up tomorrow morning across scotland initially, but also down across of also down across parts of northern england, gusts of 60, 70 an hour, likely to 70 miles an hour, likely to cause some disruption, particularly the high side of vehicles, but could all cause some debris, certainly some flying debris, certainly some flying debris, certainly some disruption the transport some disruption to the transport networks , flights, maybe networks, flights, maybe cancelled. so a very blustery day across. the north with showers in the far north, again further south, many places just dry and cloudy, but it will be windy then today and we could

but here in northern ireland and western scotland, at times it will be cloudy.a, the nato chief urges countries to remain vigilant. i think what we saw of the united states, obviously not last week, is part of a pattern, where china, but also russia, are increasing their intelligence and surveillance activities against nato allies. i wouldn't comment on detail on security _ nato allies. i wouldn't comment on detail on security matters, - nato allies. i wouldn't comment on detail on security matters, but - detail on security matters, but people — detail on security matters, but people of— detail on security matters, but people of the uk should be assured that we _ people of the uk should be assured that we have all the capabilities to keep the _ that we have all the capabilities to keep the country safe, including the quick— keep the country safe, including the quick action alert force, including typhoon — quick action alert force, including typhoon planes, which can police our skies _ typhoon planes, which can police our skies on _ typhoon planes, which can poli

and we keep the clear spells on and off in the south and clear periods for western scotland.ud keeping things generally a few degrees above freezing on wednesday , once freezing on wednesday, once more. a cloudy day for many , i more. a cloudy day for many, i think a bit more of a chance . think a bit more of a chance. some sunny spells coming through with these showers in the east and some decent sunny spells for southern england, south wales, northern ireland as well as western scotland thursday and friday should see fewer a bit more sunshine , but roughly more sunshine, but roughly similar temperatures . the similar temperatures. the previous days . good evening. i'm jacob rees—mogg and welcome to my new nightly show on gb news, the state of the nation . the deal of state of the nation. the deal of dawn government sources invoked papal languages. smoke is white, but does this mean brexit is finally complete? and have we taken back control? the brilliantly outspoken, newly appointed deputy chairman of the conservative party, leonidas an, joins me here in the studio for . hi

there is this band of rain, though, coming into northern ireland and western scotland during the eveningst overnight and then the wind direction changes. instead of that very mild south—westerly wind, we get more of a northwesterly wind by the time we get into wednesday. and that will bring some chillier air and perhaps one or two wintry showers into the far northwest. but really, wednesday is a very messy day. there's a lot of cloud. could be some rain here and there and across some northern hills. and across some northern hills that rain may turn a bit wintry later on in the day as things start to get a little bit chillier. so we've got seven or eight degrees across the northwest. in the southeast, still temperatures ten or 11 degrees, not as mild as it is at the moment. we start the week ahead with very mild conditions, but with a lot of cloud. then we get that rain around the middle part of the week. then things get a little bit colder, perhaps with the risk of frost at night as well. this is bbc news with the headlines. nearly two weeks on from turkey's devastating earthquake, offic

day, and we will keep some areas of cloud through the irish sea, going into northern ireland, western scotlandshine, a brighter day in prospect. feeling mild as well, 9—12 degrees. tuesday, another mainly dry dayy but for wednesday on words there will be some rain at times. it does stay mild, though, in the south we could see 15 or 16 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. the number of dead from the earthquakes in turkey and syria is now more than 30,000, but remarkably, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. a moment ofjoy for rescuers as a woman is recovered six days on. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group claims his fighters have captured a village on the outskirts of bakhmut, a city they've been assaulting for months. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the number of dead from the earthquakes in turkey and syria