along the north sea coasts, well, six or seven potentially. best of the sunshine for the northeast of scotland on friday. highs of 11, maybe 12 degrees here. high still with us for the weekend, still feeding in chilly air on an easterly breeze. we see a front trying to get involved in the story, pushing in from the atlantic, but the high puts the brakes on that quite significantly. just perhaps on sunday, some rain for northern ireland and the far southwest of england. the front, though, will mean we see the wind picking up quite notably across the western side of the uk through the weekend. but still, we‘re very much dominated by dry weather.

along the north sea coasts, well, six or seven potentially. best of the sunshine for the northeast of scotland on friday. highs of 11, maybe 12 degrees here. high still with us for the weekend, still feeding in chilly air on an easterly breeze. we see a front trying to get involved in the story, pushing in from the atlantic, but the high puts the brakes on that quite significantly. just perhaps on sunday, some rain for northern ireland and the far southwest of england. the front, though, will mean we see the wind picking up quite notably across the western side of the uk through the weekend. but still, we‘re very much dominated by dry weather. it‘s a pretty chilly story, and the best of our sunshine will be found on saturday. however, keep the faith because it does look like by the time we get into the following week and start getting closer to the easter weekend, we‘ll start to pull some milder air in from further south in europe and our temperatures should recover — perhaps even to the high teens by friday. this is bbc news. i‘m cl

some of our north sea coasts bit cooler. 12 degrees, the expected high in aberdeen. the best of the sunshine. talking of sunshine, more of that to go around in good friday. we end the week in sunny skies and with high temperatures as well. highs pushing into the high teens and low 20s. 21 in edinburgh, 22 in cardiff, and again, a bit fresher around some of the eastern coasts. saturday looks like being the dry, sunny day for most of the uk. we could see a change to claudia weather. weather fronts could bring rain here. the other changeable notices, with the change in the wind direction, our eastern coasts will tend to warm up but in band, we could see highs reaching around 2a, 20 five degrees. for the second half of the holiday weekend, we see the weather systems moving off the atlantic, changes the way. that will mean we see rain moving in across northern ireland and scotland, preferably saturday night into sunday, change moving in. further south, another dry day on sunday and still pretty warm as well before we see that change to cooler, more unsettled weather. the

chilly wind, though, coming in from off the north sea. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11: internet sites carrying harmful content like images of child abuse and terrorist propaganda, could be blocked orfined, under new government rules. the father of 1a—year—old molly russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful images online, says the proposals are a step in the right direction. if there's a comfort, it is in that hearing molly's story might have prevented other such tragedies. the eu gives us global trade! who will have the final say? cross—party brexit talks resume, withjeremy corbyn saying there's no sign of compromise from theresa may...

temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. favourable wind directions with temperatures up to 14, directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another forest as sunday begins. 20 of morning sunshine, some showers developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into next week, still high pressure, low pressure battling, but the orientation changing. as does the orientation changing. as does the wind direction, eventually drawing some warm air from the south. although it is still high pressure and still mainly settled, it is going to feel v

temperatures for many of us are a little higher, cool along the north sea coast. while many will be drier, we're stuck with this weather for a few days as we go the week ahead. some uncertainty about the exact position, it may be slightly different from what we are seeing now, but likely to be sitting through parts of england, across to wales and northern ireland. north of that, some sunshine, south of that, some sunshine, but temperatures either side staying low. this may p9p up either side staying low. this may p9p upa either side staying low. this may pep up a little bit, giving a little more substantial rain in some spots, a cooling trend even though you get to see some sunshine, so a hint that temperatures are on the way down. that process continues tuesday into wednesday as our weather front moves across. some uncertainty about the exact position. most places dry on sunday, variable cloud and sunshine, but temperatures have come down. the week will start mild, but there will bea week will start mild, but there will be a change, with high pressure building ac

driving cloud and rain off the north sea, that will feel really quite raw, and againa bit that will feel really quite raw, and again a bit of a wintry flavour mixed with any elevation. sheltered areas seeing the best of the sunshine and best of the warmth by wednesday afternoon, highs of 7—10, but factor in the strength of the wind, feeling quite brawl on that east coast, particularly in the cloud and rain. no sign of significant change through thursday and friday, still pretty chilly. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: mps reject all of the latest four alternative brexit proposals to theresa may's deal. this house has continuously rejected leaving without a deal, just as it has rejected not leaving at all. therefore, the only option is to find a way through which allows the uk to leave with a deal. cani can i remind the house that the prime minister's unacceptable deal has been overwhelmingly rejected three times? the conservative member and remainer nick boles dramatically quits the tory party whip in the commons. i have failed chiefly because my party refuses to

that will have an impact on the temperatures around the north sea coast later in the day. that said, we start off with patches of low cloud, there will be patches of low cloud, there will be patches of low cloud, there will be patches of mist and fog around as well. some of them could be quite dense. they should all clear pretty quickly through the morning. we will be left with fine weather into the afternoon, sunshine, temperatures hitting the 20 degrees mark in both cardiff and london. around the eastern coast of england, eastern coast of scotland, call and pressure, given those onshore winds. those winds continue to flow through thursday. bringing with it patchy cloud across eastern areas of scotla nd cloud across eastern areas of scotland but otherwise, it's not too cold overnight, with clear spells. temperatures into the first part of friday starting off the day at around 6— 10 celsius. quite a mild start to the day. good friday, looking like a good day as well. i purchased with us, notice though that the winds are going to be lighter coming across the north sea. th

on sunday, it looks as though there will be a little more cloud, still feeding in off the north sea. and at the same time, some cloud spilling and ahead of this weather front that is trying desperately hard to move in. maybe thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle as well. so a cooler field today day, 7—10d, the high. now that whether front could potentially bring some showers now that weather front could potentially bring some showers into the southwest for the early half of the week, and then it weakens off as high pressure again establishes itself across the country, but the winds will swing around tomorrow the southeast direction. that's going to have quite an impact as we move through the week towards the easter weekend. because we could see warmer air starting to slide back across the country. so it's all looking a little bit more optimistic. we start off with a potential for a few sharper showers, but look at the temperatures. up to high teens, maybe as high as 20 degrees as we move towards the easter weekend. so it's looking pretty good. if you've got plans to go out or ar

the odd light shower possible around those north sea coasts, but on the whole it's a dry day. rather more cloud perhaps then we had yesterday and so temperatures struggling to around nine or ten celsius. now, the cloud that does develop will tend to decay during this evening, skies will clear in many areas. we'll keep cloudier skies for northern ireland, across parts of wales and the south—west, perhaps a little bit more rain coming in as well. there will be a touch of frost, more likely across northern england and scotland, not as widespread as recently and that's because the winds will be strengthened despite those clearing skies, temperatures shouldn't get quite as low. always some more cloud for northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england, chance of a little bit more rain too and then we will see cloud coming into the eastern most parts of england and scotland, bringing some showers in off the north sea. but in between, some sunshine. but for all of us, it is going to be a windier day on monday. gales possible for northern ireland and across the southâ€

can't promise it will be entirely drive because we start to pick up cloud off the north sea. so as it comes in over that chilly north sea, it turns to cloud bringing some rather bleak conditions to scotland, some front on the coast. temperatures will be held down here but england, it looks brighter for western scotland, northern ireland and wales still that low pressure and the showers close and south and west but it it's an improving picture all the time for western areas. more sunshine, slightly higher temperatures, that process continues sunday. this could be a fly in the ointment, a band of showers. quite heavy showers actually working their way westwards through the day. so we will keep an eye on that one for you. there's more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm... a report into last month's ethiopian airlines crash finds that the pilots we re airlines crash finds that the pilots were not to brain that might blame. billing say they are working hard to resolve a ny billing say they are working hard to resolve any issues. and together we will do anythin

sea for the north—east of the north sea for the north—east of england. temperatures ten, 12 degrees. there is more sunshine on the way. wales, the west midlands. some patchy cloud around. showers all the way through the meese —— the east midlands. more sunshine beginning to warm up. continuing to rise over the following few days. everywhere will see temperatures climbing, probably the peak of the warmth will be on saturday, 21125, before things turn cooler later on. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines. one of the world's architectural wonders, notre dame cathedral in paris, has been left in ruins by a devastating fire. these are the live pictures from the french capital, where it's been burning for nearly five hours. the blaze has destroyed much of the cathedral‘s roof. this is the moment the main spire of the 850—year—old building collapsed. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also in the programme: president macron has been to the scene. he said it was sad to see what was a part of all french people burn — but it will be

through the evening overnight clear skies for a while but low cloud developing the sm of the north sea because that pushes in the end, misty mikey over the health and perhaps a little chilly in rural areas, those are the temperatures in towns and cities. as he had over the next few days, we will find warmer weather pushing the whole of the country really warming up whole of the country really warming up across whole of the country really warming up across central areas of europe and that's where our air is coming from. so as he looked to thursday, we still had that next and low cloud to start the day, it tends to break out there will be practical here and there, most places enjoying the sunshine really i think on thursday andi sunshine really i think on thursday and i felt the sprees, a sunshine really i think on thursday and ifelt the sprees, a little bit chillier around the north sea coast with temperatures rising in general to 17 degrees in glascow, around 21-22 to 17 degrees in glascow, around 21—22 through the south of england. friday, hardly any caught around, gentle south and

that area of low pressure will sweep off into the north sea. high—pressure building from the west. it will bring outbreaks of light rain into northern ireland, wales but the bulk of the country on sunday, it will be largely cloudy affairand sunday, it will be largely cloudy affair and those taking part in the london marathon, this is perhaps the best of the way the stories you expect. that cloud cover will stay for many throughout the second half of the weekend. as we move out of the weekend. bring outbreaks of showery rain. a little more sunshine, little more shelter. temperatures peaking at 17 degrees. the high—pressure really the dominant feature for many. there is likely to be the potential for some rain around northern ireland may maybe south—west scotland. dry, the best of any sunshine in eastern areas. as with the best of the want is likely to be. it's not bad. as you move out of tuesday, that weather will continue to sink its way steadily south. a few more showers up into the north—west. somewhere between the two, we should see some sunshine. mid, possibly high teens

sea. sunday, we keep the easterly winds and large areas of cloud in the ox monitors, the chance we could see some fairly sharp showers breaking out across the southeast, may be into the midlands, parts of merseyside. some wants her to see about that, showers likely to be driven by pretty high temperatures. monday looks mild once again but they are just signs that getting deeper into next week, the winds will shift around to more of a northeasterly direction bringing cooler air back in our direction. quite a lot going on over the next few days but for some of us, not quite as many downpours as we have had to contend with. good night. you are watching you stay on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines... the man accused of the christ stretch mosque shootings has appeared in court. the pilots and ethiopian airlines crash followed the manufacture's instructions but could not stop the nosedive. i'm samantha simmonds in london. also in the programme... suffering i introduced a l

sea coast and some pockets of fog will develop inland so they'll be around for the morning rush, for the first hour or two at least of the day, so do watch out if you're travelling, hill fog and rain, standing water but will have to contend across northern ireland. by end of the morning, that will cross into the south west of scotland, so very different complexion for west of scotland while eastern areas will actually continue to see a good deal of dry and sunny weather, probably not the dizzying heights of the temperatures that we see in the past couple of days but still pretty warm in the sunshine will be for the rest of the east of england. but further west, wales and southwest into northwest england, it starts to deteriorate, but for northern ireland that make clear that rain later in the day, but there will still be some pulses around on her mother from its becomes a very slow moving around our weather front its becomes a very slow moving feature to tuesday night and it is still with us on wednesday, so again the best of the sunshine starts across the eastern areas and may last

it looks as though that wind will be a little bit lighter for north sea and channel coasts. so here it should feel noticeably warmer. and widely we are looking at highs of around 22, possibly 23 celsius. that heat really building as we head to the weekend, on saturday, some spots in southern england could see highs of around 25 celsius. so let's just see how that compares with some of our favourite european and eastern mediterranean resorts. well here it's cooler, and it's more unsettled, ten celsius in istanbul on saturday. so back home then, lots of fine dry weather to be had, once again. there will be this strip of cloud, this is a weather from pushing into parts of northern ireland, western fringes of scotland too, mostly a dry story here, could produce one or two light showers come away from that though , lots of sunshine once again, and we've got the warmth, highs as i say 24—25 celsius in some spots. for easter sunday, our weather front may work its way little bit further southwards into northern england, before it retreats back up to northwest scotland, may affect

some of these north sea coasts, though, kept a little bit cooler by the onshore winds. on into thursday, more of the fine weather on the cards. a few mist and fog patches possible first thing in the morning, but otherwise staying fine with spells of sunshine. in the sunshine, warming up, temperatures reaching a high of 20 degrees in cardiff. feeling warmer as well in belfast, i6, and 17 there in edinburgh, feeling pleasant with spells of sunshine. it gets even warmer still, though, as we head into easter weekend. temperatures in the very warmest spots are likely to peak at around 25 celsius before things turn cooler next week. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 11 o'clock. one of the world's most famous landmarks, notre dame cathedral in paris, has been engulfed by fire. firefighters say the building's structure and its two main towers have been saved. but much of the roof has been destroyed and the main spire over the transept has collapsed. president emmanuel macron earlier visited the site and said in the last half hour — "we will rebuild".

now, that low pressure will move off into the north sea. it's going to allow this little ridge of high pressure to build for the second half of the weekend, so an improving story. and that's good news for marathon runners because perhaps near perfect weather conditions are likely on sunday. it will be dry, there will be a lot of cloud around, a bit of a breeze but nowhere near as strong as saturday. so, fairamount of cloud for many of us. a weak weather front will bring some rain into northern ireland and maybe western fringes of wales and southwest england as we go through the day. despite the cloud, if we get some brightness, temperatures will respond. there'll be a degree or so higher that saturday, so highest values of 11—15 degrees. and then as we move into next week, it looks as though those weather fronts will sit out to the west. so, chance of further rain into the west. the best of the dry weather to the east. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11. police release new images of the man they believe killed the jo

the cloud in the north sea is coming back into scotland and northern england which is why we are seeing sleet and snow. some hide patches. a cold start to really, with a pretty miserable morning across the far north of england and scotland. rain and sleet and snow. that wetter weather clears away. pushing its way into northern ireland. some really heavy showers with hail and thunder possible. many central and eastern parts of the uk, showers could hang around but it will be windy in the north and west of the uk. these other temperatures. it will feel colder in the wind. especially northern and western scotland. that's how it will feel the wind. we got low pressure dominating our weather at the moment. it's why we are seeing all these downpours. it's cutting off that supply of cold air mind you on thursday. we got that when the frontal wrapped around so that's the focus. some wetter weather curling back into south—west england, moving into wales in the west country. if few heavy showers elsewhere but a fair bit of sunshine around. nota bad elsewhere but a fair bit of sunshine around. n

maybe cooler on the north sea coast. changes begin from tuesday night into wednesday so these weather fronts, and there is a lot of them out there with the low pressure, they are glowing their way in our direction. we will be getting some showers and they could be heavy. they could be thunderstorms. as we go through the course of the day, the showers will drift north to affect parts of wales, the midlands and eventually north—west of england. notice not much going on there across the far north of england and scotland or northern ireland. we should get away with it here. cooler on wednesday with it here. cooler on wednesday with temperatures nudging up to 20 degrees but for most of us, high—teens. the really cool and will arrive later in the week. we lose the milder and get this colder current of air coming out of the atla ntic current of air coming out of the atlantic so there are temperatures really dropping. that is when we will it. maybe from friday into the weekend with northern areas of the uk not even making do

sea coasts. but you'll be pleased to hear those temperatures do rise, as we look towards the middle part of the week. bye for now. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. the headlines at 11:00 — tiger woods gets his bite back. in one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history, the golfer wins the us masters more than 10 years after his last major title. my my mom was here. she was there in 1997 as well so i couldn't be more happy and more excited. i'm kind of ata happy and more excited. i'm kind of at a loss for words, really. one person has died and twenty two others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister, david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break

a keen breeze down the north sea coast. eastern counties of england could have mist and fog around tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud in the west with patchy rain and drizzle. it could edge into western scotland and north—west wales. eastern scotland, northern and eastern england, temperatures will drop down to single figures, so a chilly start to the monday morning commute. this weather front is still in the west and will not make much inroads eastwards. if anything, it could move westwards again. brightening up in north—west wales, but further rain and drizzle is not out of the question in northern ireland. the mist and fog clears and there are good sunny spells. a degree or so higher than today. on tuesdayit degree or so higher than today. on tuesday it is a bright and fresh start in scotland and england, clouding over from the west in parts of wales, the isle of man prone to some showery rain. 17—20 celsius possible. temperatures closer to where they should be this time of the year. this is bbc news, i‘m rebecca j

most of us another sunny day may be some fault patches — fog patches on the north sea coastline stuff saturday looks likely to be the warmest day of the weekend. some parts of the south—east could get 25 -26 parts of the south—east could get 25 — 26 degrees. what about the hotspots in southern spain, a lot of rain into the forecast and they could be some flooding stop cool blustery conditions. and it will be on the cool side in the mediterranean, much cooler than here at home. high pressure hold form for the second half of the weekend. some uncertainty about how much progress at the fronts will make. maybe some rain to the far north—west of scotland. another fine, dry rain to the far north—west of scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny warm scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny warm day with temperatures well up into the 20s. a similar story for most of us on easter monday. there is always the chance those pesky weather fronts could bring a little bit of rain, for me it is good night. — from me. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines:

rather cool along north sea coasts. definitely feeling warmer, though, where you get some sunshine compared to today's cloud and rain. on through saturday night, keeping a lot of cloud into scotland, patchy rain. cloud increasing elsewhere, actually. that does‘t allow temperatures to fall as low as they did on friday night, so we start with a milder feel on sunday. a lot of low cloud around as well, so it's misty, it's murky, particularly on coastal hills and especially in the east. and although there will be more cloud in the west on sunday compared with saturday, there will still be some sunny spells to be had. and the cloud elsewhere, though. could be a bit of patchy rain and the chance through eastern parts of england of bringing in a few heavier showers into the afternoon. that could include a rumble of thunder, although some spots may brighten up and actually feel quite a bit warmer compared with where they were on saturday. any warmth, though, well, we say goodbye to that as we go through next week. the colder

it really will feel quite nippy for the north sea coast but stay with us. wind is then easing as we go through saturday night into sunday. a fairly widespread ground frost. air frost in a few places as well. gardeners, beware. many painting delicate lands. sunday, very similar, losing that key northerly. more dry weather, starting to feel a bit warmer. always the risk of this weather front just floating to always the risk of this weather frontjust floating to the north of scotland, introducing more cloud here. elsewhere, it means it will be dry and time. what about beyond them? high pressure is with us through the start of the week, perhaps into tuesday but then we see these low coming in. uncertainty as to whether they will go to the south of the north of the uk but what it does mean is the weather turns more settled and we start to get rain into the forecast as we head into the middle part of next week but at least temperatures will recover after that chilly snap later this week. as ever, there is more on the website. hello. this is bbc news with geeta gu

coming from scandinavia, and easterly breeze would drag the air over the cold north sea so we will find temperatures dropping away. we still have rain around at the moment and for the rush hour, mainly affecting more southern parts of england and south wales. furthermore much quieter weather with a chilly start perhaps for some one or to mist and fog passions over the cloud should be pushed away by those easterly breezes away from the northeast of england and those places will have a sunny start. still some rain around through today across more southern still some rain around through today across more southern parts of england and wales. and wales. and we could see some thunderstorms into the afternoon especially as that of england and wales. and we could see some thunderstorms into the afternoon especially as that of wetter weather has to the south west weather not much. sunny skies and easterly breeze and chilli around those northeast coasts and temperature dropping across east anglia, the midlands and even western scotland. and during the evening we will see the rain continuing acros

sea coast side of the breeze and cloud to keep temperatures above freezing. the cloud holds on in northern scotland but apache rain is possible here and heavy showers later and cloud increasing in northern ireland. more clout on the eastern side of england compared on most other places. most ways is not just shy but the winds now coming in from the east yes but are mainly bright. —— mainly white. will the temperature is holddown elsewhere? if you have the sunshine it doesn't feel too bad. strong sunshine at this time of year. on through thursday night and into friday morning, there is more cloud around. not as clear or going to be as quote. the frost is widespread but still some of that toward parts of northeast england away from the coasts and areas from scotland as well. for friday, we are expecting a mainly dry day but more on the way of cloud around. may produce a few showers towards northeast scotland and maybe into easing the and southeast england later in the day. the breeze picks up later in the day. the breeze picks upa later in the day. the bree

sea. but at least we are going to see some sunshine over the next few days. a bit like we did here. it was cloudy and a bit went across the more southern parts of england. but most of the day, seems like this across the south come it isa like this across the south come it is a cross of the parts of england that will see the biggest change in the weather for wednesday. because this cloud that has been producing the showers and longest of the rain is finally getting pushed away out into the english channel. a bit of a cloudy start first thing, some spots of rain along the south coast. elsewhere, clear skies and light winds further north across the uk means a touch of frost is likely. down to —20 —3 in rural scotland. but a bright and sunny start to my pretty much everywhere. the cloud will move away from the far south, we keep some showers going perhaps to the channel islands, but otherwise plenty of sunshine and a bit of with a cloud bubbling up once again especially across northern eng

away from there and in the immediate north sea because, you can see the extent of frost last sunday begins well below freezing in the coldest spot. plenty of morning sunshine but notice how plenty of cloud will build and we are starting to lose some behind a cloud and the odd shower from eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. further west you are in northern ireland, remember we saw the weather front earlier, or at least more cloud around. these are average speeds across western parts could be gasping in excess of a0 mph in some spots in that adds an extra child to an already chilly day but for many of us, the temperatures had back into single figures. going through sunday night into monday morning, some of the cloud we have had all melted away with clear skies, some will have a frost again but still parts of southwest england and northern ireland, and a chance facing some outbreaks of rain and avoiding a frost. either way you end up avoiding a frost. either way you end up with a frost not quite as cold as we start the day on monday morning. with some sunshine and cloud developing,