more outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western wales and down towards the south west of englandhas been. they'll only peak between 8—11 degrees celsius. now, as we head through saturday night, you can see on our pressure chart here, we've got high pressure trying to build in from the southwest. so things should turn a little drier by the time we get to sunday, but it could be quite a cloudy start across the board. we've lost that easterly feed of air for most of the uk and we'll start to see some sunshine develop. but always quite cloudy really for parts of scotland, for northern ireland, perhaps for western wales and the south west of england, temperatures improving somewhat 10—13 degrees celsius, particularly in the best of any brightness and sunshine. the high pressure then gradually migrates its way eastwards as we head through at the start of next week. and it's still dominating the weather, really, across much of the south east of england, east anglia, throughout the day on monday, which is where we'll see the best of the sunshine. but you can see where the front is trying

temperatures below freezing here but it's really for western scotland, western england, parts of western walese will see the day was my best sunshine. further east, a few spots of drizzle from the clackamas and eastern coastal showers, and some showers, too. this is the position of the conference on saturday night, it'sjust is the position of the conference on saturday night, it's just gradually continuing itsjourney saturday night, it's just gradually continuing its journey southwards but the very cold air behind the second cold front which is quite far to the north of scotland still, but some of the showers on sunday across the hills could be falling as snow. further south, across most of the uk, we'll see these showers full as rain but it will already be feeling colder by the coming a descending, temperature dropping by a degree or so, some brighter spells at times. it's on monday when we will see those snow showers stakeholder across much of scotland and down through northey a. localised weather warnings in force from the met office across england, wales, northern ireland, most of the show

, and western scotland, wales, and western areas of england right towards the end of the day.grees so a little bit above average for most. through sunday night we have more rain on the cards. that rain sweeps its way into northern island, spreads to the parts of scotland, england and wales. the rain most persistent and northern island in northern and one as well. with all of that cloud around, it's going to be a frost free night, temperatures around about four to eight celsius. into the early part of the new week, low pressure is going to stay close to the northwest of the uk, pulses of fairy heavy rain and brisk winds and the forecast it well. it is a particularly unsettled looking pattern. the heaviest rain will be to the western side of the uk, and i think for monday particularly for western areas of scotland, eastern areas of england probably not so much in the way of rain. temperatures still 13, 14 13, 1a degrees the rain been slow moving across scotland into wednesday but elsewhere we are looking at a day of sunshine and heavy thundershowers. wish showers looked be wides

otherwise, some sunshine for western scotland, wales and south—west england are not looking too bad.ecoming drier in gnarled through the day. day. on into the weekend, we have weak weather fronts that will make inroads in as high pressure finally loosens its grip. on saturday a lot of dry weather, the best of any sunshine across the west, sunday, thicker cloud, with quite widespread patches of light rain, so a damp day i think. beyond that, into next week we see a massive change in the weather patterns as o cold northerly winds come down from win the arctic circle. they will be dropping temperatures, so we are looking at a frost across the uk, really for much of next week but as well as that, we have some of this white stuff, yes, the first place it is likely to see some disruption from snow is across northern scotland, where the snow combined with strong winds will bring blizzards so there is a high risk of disruption to transport and power supplies perhaps as well. later in the week as the cold air works southwards so the risk of snow will progress further southwards but there is s

cloud over and outbreaks of rain in northern ireland through the afternoon, which could read western scotland, walesand towards the end of the afternoon. mild side, temperatures 10—13 c. into next week, low pressure is continuing to pushing across the atlantic one after the next after the next, so we are looking at a prolonged spell of wet weather. the rain turning heavy on monday, more showery in nature as we head towards tuesday, but lots more rain waiting for the rest of the week and those rainfall totals are really mounting up. welcome to bbc news. the former us president donald trump has claimed he expects to be arrested on tuesday over a long—running alleged hush money case. he made the announcement on his online platform, truth social, calling for protest and for his supporters to "take our nation back". mr trump is currently campaigning for the republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election. i'm joined now by our correspondent david willis in washington. good to see you, david.

this rain band moves in off the atlantic with the wind picking up, and eventually it gets into wales, westernngland and western scotland. it will lift temperatures towards the end of the night, whereas across eastern parts of scotland and england, a few areas of scotland and england, a few areas of frost to start the day tomorrow. a bright start across the north—east, but otherwise outbreaks of rain spreading it from the south—west. the weather does turn brighter, a mixture of heavy showers with brighter condition spreading into western areas through the day across western wales and england. milder, above average for the time of year but otherwise still a little on the chilly side. on wednesday we have the south—westerly winds spreading milder air in off the atlantic, but it is going to be quite an unsubtle day. the best of the weather in the morning across eastern areas with some sunshine, and in the west we start to see thundery downpours working on, some of them quite lively with the winds are strengthening, but look at the temperatures, we are looking at highs of 15 or 16 celsius, but aft

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south west england and northwest scotland with somecoming in across the country, and with that we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive s

desperately cold start to friday with temperatures around 2 to 4 degrees or so for western scotland, western wales a frosty start, but at least you should get off to a fine sunny start to friday morning as well. otherwise, a lot of cloud around the clouds, probably quite flaky. in the south east it's only 300 metres thick, so pretty thin. it will be prone to thinning and breaking here. but there's a lot of clouds set to come in across northern england. if you see much in the way of sunshine here, i think it will arrive pretty late in the day. temperatures, like they've have been over recent days, around 8 or 9 degrees with that chilly north easterly wind back with us again. now through the weekend, cloud will tend to build such that by sunday we're looking at some patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely. then, into next week, it's set to get a lot colder as northerly winds dive across the country, bringing colder weather and for some, some snow. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. a meeting of g—twenty foreign ministers in delhi ends in acrim

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south west england and northwest scotland with some time to time. now through the weekend we'll start to get some thicker cloud coming in across the country. and with that, we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday. it's an east—west split, eastern areas having the thickest cloud. you might get a few spots of rain falling from that particularly close to the north sea coast. but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost. and for some of us, the s

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south—west england and north—west scotland with somen across the country, and with that we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive snow mond

evening and overnight, a more persistent spell of rain arriving from the south—west into south—western gwent, walesther north, milder skies and wintry showers for northern scotland. temperatures here at or below freezing full stop don't forget that the clocks move forward one hour in the early hours of sunday morning full stop a wet start to sunday across the southern part of the uk. this rain will move gradually eastwards, leaving a lot of cloud in its wake. the best of the sunshine at the further north you are, still wintry showers for north—east scotland and northern england, across the uk, a cold feeling day. this is bbc news. the headlines: continued tensions in france — there were violent scenes in sant—soline in the west of the country — where security forces clashed with protesters wanting to stop the construction of a reservoir for the agricultural industry. several tornadoes have killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi. the authorities said the twisters left a trail of damage for more than 150 kilometres. trees and power lines were torn down, and tens of thousands of powe

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south—west england and north—west scotland with someoking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive snow monday will be across northern scotland, where t

this is where we'll also see the best of the sunshine, western scotland, western england, also western wales mainland scotland, too. temperatures round about the seasonal average, but with a bit of added wind—chill from that northerly. the winds are still fairly light on sunday. there'll be some brighter spells around at times, also a few showers — possibly some of those showers wintry across the hills of scotland and towards north sea—facing coasts, as well. but temperatures will take a bit of a dip on sunday, it will start to feel colder for most areas. but that really cold air filters down from the arctic on sunday night, into the start of next week — and it's just pushing further southwards as the start of the week wears on. now, there's still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast — but what we are sure about is that it will turn colder and there will be some snowfall. but we're unsure still as to the extent of the snowfall — will it reach the south, and how long the colder air will last? but we've already got localised weather warnings in force for snow and ice across scotland on monday,

temperatures below freezing here, but it's really for western scotland, western england, parts of western walesizzle from the thickness of that cloud, some eastern coastal showers and some showers, too, across the far north of mainland scotland. now, this is the position of the cold front on saturday night. it's just gradually continuing its journey southwards. but the very cold air behind the second cold front, which is quite far to the north of scotland still. but some of these showers on sunday across the hills of scotland could be falling as snow further south across most of the uk. we will see these showers fall as rain, but it will already be feeling colder by the time we get to sunday. temperatures dropping by a degree or so, some brighter spells at times. now it's on monday when we'll see those snow showers take hold across much of scotland and down through northeast england. localised weather warnings in force from the met office across england, wales, northern ireland. most of these showers still falling as rain temperatures will be between seven and nine degrees celsius. some added w

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south—west england and north—west scotland with somed coming in across the country, and with that we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south—west england and north—west scotland with somed with that we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive snow monday will be across northe

should see some breaks for western wales, parts of south—west england and north—west scotland with someith that we're looking at some patches of light rain developing. here's the weather picture for saturday, it's an east—west split. eastern areas having the thickest cloud, you might get a few spots of rain falling from that, particularly close to the north sea coast, but in western areas it's dry with the best of the cloud breaks and some sunny spells. temperatures not changing too much and we'll still have that fairly cool breeze with us. the second half of the weekend, on sunday, the cloud certainly thickens up significantly and we'll start to see patchy outbreaks of rain developing quite widely across the country, but nothing particularly heavy. now into next week, we've got a big change in the weather patterns on the way. northerly winds are set to dive southwards from the north pole, dragging with it much colder air, a return to widespread frost, and for some of us, the snow on the way as well. now, the first place to see potentially disruptive snow monday will be across northern

trailing weather front with us on saturday and more outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, western wales the south—west of england. again it is rather cloudy and drizzle here and temperatures peaking only between eight and 12 degrees. sunday is a much more cheery looking day for the second day of april. cloud in western areas in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures are nothing special, highs of ten to 12 degrees. a little better for the butterflies, hopefully. that's it. so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. good afternoon. i'm laura mcghie. this is the bbc news channel. it's 1:33pm and here's your latest sports news. the women's champions league quarter finals continue tonight — with chelsea hoping to join arsenal in the final four. the gunners overturned a 1—0 deficit against bayern munich winning 2—1 to secure their spot. 0ur football reporter emma sanders was watching — and joins me now. emma, it's turning out to be a good season for arsenal. i very good season, they are on course to when three trophies. they have the cop in the bar, still

we're looking at outbreaks of rain spreading into northern ireland that will probably reach western scotland, walesf england right towards the end of the day. now temperatures for the most part, mild, ten to 13 degrees, so a little bit above average for most. and then through sunday night, we've got more rain on the cards. that rain sweeps its way into northern ireland, spreads to parts of scotland, england and wales. the rain and its most persistent, though, for northern ireland and northern england as well. with all that cloud around, as you'd imagine, it's going to be a frost free night. temperatures around about four to eight degrees celsius. now, into the early part of the new week. low pressure is going to stay close to the north west of the uk, firing in pulses of fairly heavy rain and with brisk winds in the forecast as well. it is a particularly unsettled looking weather pattern. now, the heaviest rain will always be to the western side of the uk and i think for monday, particularly for western areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, well, probably not so much in the way of rain. i wo

western scotland and england and western wales. temperatures on a par with today.ings will start to turn a lot colder. temperatures will dip slightly and even further next week. a few showers with some brighter spells. some showers wintry over the hills of scotland. let's take a little look at monday. now, we do have some localised weather warnings out there. for scotland and north—east england where we are likely to see some snow showers. in that cold air is just filtering further south as we head through the week. do keep an ion the forecast. we do know it will be bitterly cold and exposure to that northerly wind. thank you. and a reminder of our top story this lunchtime. a couple charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the body of a baby was found in woods near brighton are appearing in court. the couple were arrested following a nationwide search and will appear before magistrates in court. goodbye from me. good afternoon. i'm qasa alom, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the former england capatin michael vaughan has begun giving evidence

cloud over and outbreaks of rain in northern ireland through the afternoon, which could reach western scotland, walesild side, temperatures 10—13 c. into next week, low pressure is continuing to pushing across the atlantic one after the next after the next, so we are looking at a prolonged spell of wet weather. the rain turning heavy on monday, more showery in nature as we head towards tuesday, but lots more rain waiting for the rest of the week and those rainfall totals are really mounting up. this is bbc news. the headlines. donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday — and has called on his supporters to protest. it's not yet clear what charges, if any, he is facing. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad — the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. he's facing corruption charges which he says are politically motivated. there's turmoil at the scottish national party — as the chief executive — and husband of party leader nicola sturgeon — peter murrell resigns in a row over party membership. a deal allowing the export of

this is where we'll also see the best of the sunshine, western scotland, western england, also western walesnland scotland, too. temperatures round about the seasonal average, but with a bit of added wind—chill from that northerly. the winds are still fairly light on sunday. there'll be some brighter spells around at times, also a few showers — possibly some of those showers wintry across the hills of scotland and towards north sea—facing coasts, as well. but temperatures will take a bit of a dip on sunday, it will start to feel colder for most areas. but that really cold air filters down from the arctic on sunday night, into the start of next week — and it's just pushing further southwards as the start of the week wears on. now, there's still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast — but what we are sure about is that it will turn colder and there will be some snowfall. but we're unsure still as to the extent of the snowfall — will it reach the south, and how long the colder air will last? but we've already got localised weather warnings in force for snow and ice across scotland on monday, and

if we do see some bricks across western scotland and north—west england and wales, we could see some ost. if it stays cloudy, temperatures will hold just above freezing. into tomorrow, some sunshine across western scotland, wales, north—west england. forthe most part, a lot of cloud around and some showers, particularly in the north—east of scotland and down the east of england. temperatures where they have been, 6—9. a little colder in shetland. as i nothing is to come. into sunday, more showers at this stage. again, quite a lot of cloud. if you look closely, i can see some of the showers over high ground in the north of the uk could contain sleet and snow is temperatures very subtly start to drop. then let's turn our eyes to the north of scotland through sunday night into monday because he comes a more dramatic change. this band of wet weather but wintry weather on the package with a cold front sinking southwards. through monday and into tuesday, plenty of snow showers pushing on, particularly to parts of northern scotland and down the eastern side of england. that is where we alrea

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it will probably reach western scotland, wales and western areas of england towards the end of the afternoonss the atlantic one after the next after the next, so we are looking at a prolonged spell of wet weather, really. the rain turning heavy on monday, perhaps more showery in nature as we head towards tuesday, but a lot more rain waiting for the rest of the week with rainfall totals really mounting up. this is bbc news. the headlines. the former us president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday and is called on his supporters to protest. it is not clear what charges, if any, he is facing. the court in islamabad cancels a hearing into the charges against the former prime minister following clashes between his supporters and the police. he faces corruption charges which he says are politically motivated.

mixed fortunes again for saturday, towards western scotland in western england, and western wales whereme eastern coastal showers moving into scotland, temperatures are roundabout seasonal average, some added wind chill, it will be colder on sunday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. mps invesitgating whether boris johnson misled parliament over downing street parties say evidence suggests that breaches of coronovirus rules would have been "obvious" to the former prime minister. national ambulance strikes due on monday and wednesday have been suspended after three of four unions of workers agreed to talks with the government. constance marten and mark gordon have been remanded in custody following a court appearance after a baby's remains were found. alex murdaugh has been sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for the murder of his wife, maggie, and his son, paul. the reality tv contestant, stephen bear has been sentenced to 21 months in prison, for sharing a private video of him having sex with his ex—partner georgia harrison. time for a bit of the sport from the bbc sport sp

that will probably western scotland, and wales and western areas of england towards the end of the daynight we have more rain on the cards, that sweeps into northern ireland, through parts of scotland, england and wales. the rain in its most persistent in northern ireland and northern england as well. with all that cloud around as you can imagine it will be a frost free night, temperatures around 4— 8 celsius. into the early part of the new week low pressure will stay close to the north—west of the uk, firing in pulses of heavy rain and with brisk winds and the forecast as well. it is and the forecast as well. it is a particular unsettled —looking weather pattern. the heaviest rain will be to the western side of the uk and i think for monday particularly for western areas of scotland. he said areas of scotland. he said areas of scotland. he said areas of england probably not so much in the way of rain, i wouldn't promise it stays dry but there is not that much in the way of rain totals building up. temperatures still 13—111, so mild again. for tuesday, probably the worst of the rain cl

shine was also pushing into western scotland, parts wales western scotland, parts of wales and southwestthwest the end of the afternoon and into the evening. a lot of cloud overnight as well. i don't think wednesday well. so i don't think wednesday is going to off particularly chilly , perhaps northern chilly, perhaps northern scotland with some breaks in the cloud. we'll see a touch of frost sheltered spots. frost in sheltered spots. otherwise too much cloud, too much wind to lead to a frost and in some places. temperatures holding in the figures, holding up in the figures, especially the and especially towards the and southwest, but it's towards the southwest, but it's towards the south and southwest where we've got next system got the next system moving, a spell of an hour too. wet spell of rain an hour too. wet weather moving through wednesday morning to push into northern ireland lunchtime as well as ireland by lunchtime as well as northwest england. north wales and that then and the midlands. that then sweeps across during sweeps across country during the rest wednesday , followed

cloud over and outbreaks of rain in northern ireland through the afternoon, which could read western scotland, walestinuing to pushing across the atlantic one after the next after the next, so we are looking at a prolonged spell of wet weather. the rain turning heavy on monday, more showery in nature as we head towards tuesday, but lots more rain waiting for the rest of the week and those rainfall totals are really mounting up.

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if we do see some bricks across western scotland and north—west england and wales, we could see some ud

so scotland, northern ireland, northern and western england and wales will see some splashes of rain.ast, but there'll still be some sunny spells here. ourairsource, though, coming in from the south—west, so a mild direction, temperatures range from around 12—14 celsius. wednesday, a similar story. northern and western areas plagued by some weather fronts. high pressure never too far away from the south and the east, but we will see further splashes of rain across northern and western areas on wednesday. but as the fronts push eastwards, they will be pushing into higher pressure, so they'll tend to weaken, fizzle out, to become no more than a band of cloud. but, again, another mild day on wednesday, around the mid—teens. 111—15 degrees. and then as we go beyond, the run—up to easter, looks like high pressure wants to build back in, trying to keep these weather fronts at bay, which will scrape into the north—west at times. but this is the easter weekend. it, at the moment, looks like it could be fine and dry. the run—up to the easter weekend will also be fairly fine, perhaps a bit of r

the north—west through the middle part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of waless of scotland, too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic — it is is going to be an unsettled week. here's the forecast for monday. that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anyway. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots. you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure, it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so distinctly wet week in the forecast, but it'll stay mild, double figures across the board

shine was also pushing into western scotland, parts wales western scotland, parts of wales and southwestouthwest the end of the afternoon and into the evening. a lot of cloud overnight as well. i don't think wednesday well. so i don't think wednesday is going to off particularly chilly , perhaps northern chilly, perhaps northern scotland with some breaks in the cloud. we'll see a touch of frost sheltered spots. frost in sheltered spots. otherwise too much cloud, too much wind to lead to a frost and in some places. temperatures holding up in figures, holding up in the figures, especially the and especially towards the and southwest, but it's towards the southwest, but it's towards the south and southwest where we've got the system moving, got the next system moving, a spell rain an hour too. wet spell of rain an hour too. wet weather moving through wednesday morning into northern morning to push into northern ireland by lunchtime as well as northwest england. north wales and that then and the midlands. that then sweeps across country the sweeps across country during the rest wednesday , f

damp weather in wales and western areas of england.stern england where it could become very mild. 16 the high in hull. that is well above average for march. tuesday, heavy rain for scotland but away from that, generally a brighter day. there will be plenty of showers around and some could be heavy and thundery. outbreaks of rain approaching northern ireland late in the afternoon. temperatures still mild for most — 13 to 15 degrees widely but chilly across the north of scotland and shetland. windy on wednesday and thursday, gusts could reach a0 to 60 mph across parts of the north—west and a day of sunny spells and heavy, blustery showers. the showers could have hail and thunder mixed in and downpours likely to be widespread. it stays windy with downpours on thursday, perhaps turning brighter as we head towards the end of the week. goodbye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credi

particularly scotland, western england and wales.unshine, temperatures 10—13. sunday into monday, high pressure building and more widely it could be a chilly start, the chance of a bit of frost, but these weather fronts pushing their way in. northern ireland and scotland, after a bright start, turning cloudy with some rain. eastern scotland and other parts of england and wales, staying dry in the daylight hours, the best of sunshine to the south and east. temperatures listing across western areas as we developed a south—westerly wind. something drier next week hopefully. thejet wind. something drier next week hopefully. the jet stream starts to buckle towards the north, and this helps promote the relative high pressure. we will stay see —— we will still see rain to start the week, the low pressure pulls away and then the high pressure builds in. the position will be crucial to the cloud, the potential for showers in crucial to the cloud, the potentialfor showers in it, but overall, in the run—up to easter, we could turn a little bit

further southwards, the cloud will tend to thicken, with some rain arriving across wales and westernon. not too much in the way of rain across eastern england, but it will still be quite cloudy, very mild for many of us. temperatures between 13 and 16. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... president vladimir putin visits mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credit suisse. serbia's president has declined to sign an eu proposal to normalise relations with kosovo. the russian president, vladimir putin, has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol.

the north—west through the middle part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of wales the evening, raining in the lowlands of scotland too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is going to be an unsettled week. so here's the forecast for monday, that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anywhere. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots, and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so a distinctly wet week in the forecast. but it'll

the north—west through the middle part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of walesnd and, come the evening, raining in the lowlands of scotland too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is going to be an unsettled week. so here's the forecast for monday, that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anywhere. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots, and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so a distinctly wet week in the forecast

damp weather in wales and western areas of england.ry mild. 16 the high in hull. that is well above average for march. tuesday, heavy rain for scotland but away from that, generally a brighter day. there will be plenty of showers around and some could be heavy and thundery. outbreaks of rain approaching northern ireland late in the afternoon. temperatures still mild for most, 13 to 15 celsius widely but chilly across the north and shetland. chilly on wednesday and shetland. chilly on wednesday and thursday, gusts could reach a0 to 60 mph across parts of the north—west and a day of sunny spells and heavy, blustery showers. the showers could have hail and thunder mixed in and downpours likely to be widespread. it stays windy with downpours on thursday perhaps turning brighter as we head towards the end of the week. goodbye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, or around the globe. i'm ben boulos. our top stories... switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival credi

however, it will cloud over quickly across western areas, with outbreaks of rain back to northern ireland and reaching walesus. now, taking a look at next week, well, as that area of low pressure pulls away, we start to get these northerly winds moving back in. the north of the uk will see the biggest drops in temperatures. it stays quite cool in lerwick and probably cold enough for snow on some high ground in northern scotland. the further south you come, the more likely you are to keep temperatures into double figures, although things get a bit cooler towards the middle of the week. it looks like it'll be pretty wet, and some parts of the uk have already seen over a month's worth of rain, so it looks like this month is going to be quite a wet month for most of us, probably wetter than average. bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. the race to recover the wreckage of an american surveillance drone downed over the black sea. financial regulators in switzerland say they are ready to support lender credit suisse after its shares plunged, rattling

to thinning and breaking a lot of cloud for northern england. 0therwise, some sunshine for western scotland, walesay. day. on into the weekend, we have weak weather fronts that will make inroads in as high pressure finally loosens its grip. 0n pressure finally loosens its grip. on saturday a lot of dry weather, the best of any sunshine across the west, sunday, thicker cloud, with quite widespread patches of light rain, so a damp day i think. beyond that, into next week we see a massive change in the weather patterns as o cold northerly winds come down from win the arctic circle. they will be dropping temperatures, so we are looking at a frost across the uk, really for much of next week but as well as that, we have some of this white stuff, yes, the first place it is likely to see some disruption from snow is across northern scotland, where the snow combined with strong winds will bring blizzards so

the north—west through the middle part of the afternoon and then eventually reaching the western fringes of walesnd, come the evening, raining in the lowlands of scotland too. now, the forecast for monday shows another weather system moving across the uk. in fact, there's a succession of weather fronts waiting in the atlantic. it is is going to be an unsettled week. so here's the forecast for monday, that rain spreading across north—western parts of the country. notice it's not raining everywhere. it will be often cloudy, though, right across the uk and rain is possible almost at any time, anywhere. temperatures very mild, up to 15 degrees in some spots. and you can see these weather fronts gathering out towards the west on monday evening as well. and then tuesday onwards, these weather systems are racing across the atlantic, a large area of low pressure. it'll be breezy at times, but it's never going to get particularly cold. in fact, it's going to stay on the mild side. here's the outlook, then, for the week ahead. you can see a lot of rain icons there, so a distinctly wet week in the forecast.