is by scotland sorry every electoral district i believe in scotland every ward voted to stay and then for the government to turn around to say well thank you very much but you know you're just part of the u.k. and your vote doesn't actually count is shameful it's an absolute disgrace do you think that will be a political consequence of the political consequence i believe is that the scottish electorate will not take this lying down you cannot be so undemocratic and neo colonialist in your treatment of voters i believe that we'll have a sea change in the electorate who will be demanding independence from the u.k. and of your knowledge of european countries with which ones you think would be more scottish friendly under these circumstances who perhaps were a bit legally before scotland has a lot. for friends in europe for example david mcallister in germany who was a scottish father it was i think of the army of the raven and the very problem that conservative politician in germany but still of very much a leader nigel merkel's even quoted sometimes as a potential successor yes i believ

after that it was all scotland. it was time for scotla nd all scotland. it was time for scotland ‘s other world—class players to step up. finn russell has been a brilliant farm recently. he really was the orchestrator here. he broke through and showed incredible composure to put sam johnson broke through and showed incredible composure to put 5 his johnson broke through and showed incredible composure to put 5 his country. in ireland the pressure was all in ireland right up until half—time. they held out to lead 12—10 at the break. and then they managed to put cushion between themselves and scotland. a penalty for scotland after that kept them in touch. really arlind held onto that lead and scotland just couldn't call them back. he finished 22-13 couldn't call them back. he finished 22 — 13 here at murrayfield. a very importantly mike riley. i think we just muscled our way through it, to be honest. it wasn't the prettiest game. we got a peach of a set piece try. and a couple of broken field running try. i think we restricted them. from their per

scotland's wait for a party in paris continues. we look at our performance and it was certainly worse than expected. france played well. i felt they brought more energy to the game than we did, especially early on and that got the crowd behind them and they played with confidence. it was not a good enough start for us on either half. there were times we played well, at the end of the first—half and second half but it is not good enough at this level. we feel beleaguered because we have been through tough days and now we have an important when —— we feel really good. we just need to get back to work on monday and try and prepare to forgot away games. well that's the six nations covered. hugh can tell us now what's been happening in the premier league today. it is going to be a tight title race and the same when it comes to premier league football. but will spurs be in the conversation? spurs had the chance to move two points behind leaders manchester city with a win at burnley in today's early kick off but they lost 2—1. it'

but, scotland needs in away win. if they're going to be serious contenders at this world cup, they will feel with the way they've been making signs of the party has both domestically and internationally, they should be able to beat a french tea m they should be able to beat a french team that are struggling at the moment, but those injuries will take their toll as well. they haven't really had the dizzy heights as well that we were expecting them to full it seems as though in the six nations, promising so much but have not having much managed to deliver. they've been up against a really good teams, ireland have been very good. england have really turned the corner over the past few months, wales on this great unbeaten run as we have spoken about. losing at on two islands of the eight of one to swallow for the scots. they've turned murrayfield into something of a six nations fortress, beat wales there two years ago, beat england last year, so to lose that game was disappointing because of the opportunities they had, y

we have had the results from the royal bank of scotland. pretty impressive set of scotland. pretty impressive set of numbers. quite a stern warning about the possible impact of brexit from the boss. rbs is a very uk focused bank and you have seen the stock market over the last year or so. stock market over the last year or so. those are banks, their share prices are underperforming but rbs, their share price is what the bank paid for them all those years ago. they are in a very good ringside seat to see what is going on in the business community. what ross mcewan said that the companies who bank with them are holding back investments, that holds back economic growth and the economy and it filters through to consumers. he said he expected impairments on loa ns, said he expected impairments on loans, people not able to pay back their loans will rise in 2019. it is their loans will rise in 2019. it is the uncertainty caused by brexit, one of the most overarching feelings. he was moody about mark carney‘s estimate of what is happening. but for this week, they said they might b

scotla nd scotland with the bonus point win. ireland as it stands losing, the final whistle has just gone. ireland as it stands losing, the final whistle hasjust gone. england eating them. negative figures at the bottom. heavy defeat for scotland in merryfield today. we will have a more on that later on in the evening. england's cricketers have made a adismal start to their second innings in antigua. they bowled west indies out for 306 — so england were 119 runs behind. they're 75 for 1l nick compton — former england opener — is part of the cricket social team covering the tour on the bbc sport website and app — and joins me now... what can you say? it has been absolutely dismal for the opening back. it has been hard watching. backs against the wall. i do not think we want to take anything away from the west indies. they had been absolutely fantastic. we sought the discipline, the plans that they had, we have not seen back in west indies cricket and some time. that was the slowest 50 in cricket history since a long time.

think both will suffer very badly to breaks it scotland will suffer because scotland was an open country looking outwards towards free movement so the benefit of it and you know alex people might not know about the old alliance but you know i knew what the old alliances i did scots law university and i always want that for the whole of britain london will suffer badly for very obvious reasons not just free movement but for that of the economic reasons so you know this is going to be the slow burn effect of brics it i feel very sad about it i'm never going to change my opinion about that before scotland in london two of the regions that will really feel it but they knew that before breaks it and will scotland and london did the right thing let's hope that that fair for stays and let's see how the people of scotland in london deal with this and what lead to you afterwards claude monet is thank you so much when appearing on the exam and show and reminding us of the old alliance it's a real pleasure alex thank you very much. this week's big news at westminster has been the formation of the i

after that it really was all scotland, and with stuart hogg on the sidelines, it was time for scotland's other world —class time for scotland's other world—class player to step up, finn russell, who has been in brilliant form recently, and he really was the orchestrator here. he broke through and then showed incredible composure to put sam johnson through for the score for his first try for his country. and the pressure was all an island, really, right up until half—time, but they held out to lead 12-10 at the half—time, but they held out to lead 12—10 at the break. and then they managed to put a bit of a cushion between themselves and scott, carberry breaching the defence to put earls through. a penalty kept them in touch, but ireland held onto that lead in scotland couldn't pull them back, it finished 22—13 here at murrayfield. a very important win for ireland. a much—changed wales side equalled their record run of 11 successive test wins with an unconvincing victory over italy in rome. tries from josh adams and this one from 0wen watkin sealed the win and put them top of

if it's dragged out of the european union against the will of the people but i love scotland london a place that would accept somebody like me that grew up in scotland is of indian origin and the accepted me to represent them and that's what i love about both areas both three main areas scotland in london and i like that identity and i think both will suffer very badly breaks it scotland will suffer because scotland was an open country looking outwards towards free movement so the benefit of it and you know alex people might not know about the old alliance but you know i knew what the old alliances i did scots law university and i rose i always want that for the whole of britain london will suffer badly for very obvious reasons not just free movement but for that of the economic reasons so you know this is going to be the slow burn effect of bracks it i feel very sad about it and i'm never going to change my opinion about that but for scotland in london two of the regions the. well really feel it but they knew that before breaks it and the scotland in london did the right thing let'

she‘s waiting for liposuction on the nhs in scotland. it‘s a treatment for lipedema that‘s rarely available in the uk unless it‘s done privately. they estimate there will be about 5.5 litres of excess fat removed from each leg. despite countless doctor‘s appointments, 30 years passed before anne was finally diagnosed. i think i‘ve been overlooked. i think there‘s thousands of women with lipedema being overlooked. we have been categorised as obese... these are typical images showing lipedema that has progressed. the legs have become deformed by deposits of irregular and painful fact. —— fat. experts say it‘s usually only women who are affected. it‘s not known how many, but they saved could be thousands in the uk. researchers here at st george‘s hospital in london are working to discover what causes this genetic condition. it‘s believed it could be triggered at times of hormonal change. like puberty, pregnancy, or the menopause. doctors are also calling for more nhs funding for liposuction operations. for select pat

the current head coach of scotland. what a weekend we have in store and what an opening weekend it was with england producing that victory over ireland in dublin last weekend. a match which we will be reflecting on. but can scotland inflict a second defeat in a row on their grand slam champions. they have waited two decades for a title. scotland's stronghold has been battled and often broken. —— battered and broken. but those days are past now. a force in the north is rising once again. a new hope at the helm. a team that plays without fear. now the competition takes a step up as the irish come to town, still licking their wounds after a dublin demolition. the champions are back and they have got a point to prove. pressure will come within their own group to improve from last week. they were disappointed with the loss and how they played. but we we re the loss and how they played. but we were expecting an excellent performance going into this game whether they had won our last at the weekend. grand slam and a famous

, eastern scotland likely to be dry. could get some spots of rain coming in over the irish sea. further east it is still dry, still sunny, the winds are a bit lighter here as well, and those temperatures of 13 degrees. as we look further ahead into the weekend, at first weather front starts to move in. another one coming in from the atlantic as well. it is our first one that is going to be around on saturday, and it is more a band of cloud. they might be much rain on that at all. it will have its way towards lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. a cloudy day. elsewhere, thickening cloud coming into northern ireland and western scotla nd into northern ireland and western scotland later on in the day. but still quite mild for the time of year. if we look, though, in the sunday and into the beginning of next week, a band of rain on that weather front comes into the uk. next week, a band of rain on that weatherfront comes into the uk. and thenit weatherfront comes into the uk. and then it is going to hang around fo

bbc scotland, channelling the here and now. be brave. telling people you have cancer is actually really difficult. it's 21 minutes past the hour, you are watching the nine. democracy has been steadily eroded. we've created something pretty special. every minute of my life is affected by it. the new bbc scotla nd life is affected by it. the new bbc scotland channel launches february the 24th. we plan to discuss scotland's new news programme, so if you watch it over the next few days please send us your feedback. a few weeks ago we featured the moment when bbc breakfast told tony that they would be helping to fulfil his lifelong wish of a fly—past on a ring ten american airmen who died when their plane crashed in a sheffield park 75 years ago. he witnessed the crash is a small boy and was back in the park along with the big crowd on friday morning. to honour the sacrifice they made on this very field 75 years ago today... ifi if i may, it's so fitting that you should be watching this literally surrounded by the loved ones, the family, fa

ask about scotland and i've got good news for you to because the next week sure we're going to be looking at scotland's place in europe you can look forward to that now listen to the voice that took place in problem last week jim access corben the great sustain a once again through scotland under the bus to d. not happy is jim and guy says how can an actual political party be entirely focused on bricks and he of course is referring to the new brics party at the former ukip members are launching will be published a manifesto to include education defense economy health etc brian says seventeen million to sixteen million and you keep trying to say everyone wants it ken scott who spoke last on some of the details says that is a big differential between trading by w t o standards and a w t u deal w. two you rejected your case attempts to get a deal and in the last twenty years britain had gone from leading you to into the single market to leaving the e.u. altogether covering all the twists and turns of the story and also from a north of england perspective has been martin banks others caught u

there may be snow over the high ground in scotland. it should move fairly quickly, then sunshine follows behind. some thunderstorms in the west, particularly western scotland. further east, a dry and quite sunny afternoon, temperatures a shade lower than we are seeing today, eventually. it gets very interesting towards the end of the week, the low pressure is strengthening and driving towards oui’ strengthening and driving towards our shores, meaning it will take up the strength of the wind. overnight and into saturday it will be mild and into saturday it will be mild and windy, the strongest winds in england and wales 70 mph, or likely over the hills and coasts in the west. some rain at times for the whole country. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... # four children have died in a house fire in stafford — police describe it as heartbreaking , a man was seenjumping out of a window with a baby , to escape the flames. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s new

showers for western scotland and may bea showers for western scotland and may be a spell of rain developing through the afternoon in northern ireland. temperatures reaching double north further south. uncertainty in the forecast for thursday, caused by how much these two weather fronts interact with each other. the most likely scenario on thursday is that we will see areas of rain moving away northwards and eastwards across the country. theiraim and eastwards across the country. their aim will tend to ease to a mix of sunshine and showers through the afternoon. it will be fairly blustery. ten which are wise, on the mild side for most. a little bit cooler than that further north. there is a different scenario that could develop an area of low pressure if those two fronts interact with each other a bit more. could see a swathe across south—west england, arriving across the north—east of england and east anglia area. we could cease in strong winds. there is a degree of uncertainty about that. that system will work away but friday, left with a more general area of low pressure that brings w

scotland made a strong start to their campaign, picking up a bonus point against italy... blair kinghorn scored scotland's first six nations hat—trick for 30 years during that match — but he's been left on the bench for saturday's test against defending champions ireland. gregor townsend insists he's done nothing wrong. but he wants sean maitland and his experience in the side to take on ireland. maitland has been given the recall after recovering from an injury. townsend admitted kinghorn was disappointed, but says maitland is better equipped for the ireland test. ireland themselves need to bounce back from that defeat to england on saturday... joe schmidt has made five changes to that side — most of them due to injuries picked up in that match. the biggest news is that rob kearney comes in at full—back in place of robbie henshaw who has picked up a knock in training. wales have made a whopping 10 changes to the side that won that epic battle in paris last friday. centre jonathan davis will captain his country for the first time when they travel to rome to face it

him in scotland again over the next period. but my message is the ties between scotland and the united states are longstanding and very strong and they're very important to scotland and, you know, regardless of the personality of the president or the first minister at any given time, it's strengthening and deeing the economic and social and cultural and family links we should concentrate on and not allow political disagreements between two leaders to get in the way of that. >> nawaz: first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> nawaz: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: quarterback tom brady leads the new england patriots to yet another super bowl win. what is it that keeps them on top? a new play tells the story of vladimir putin's early rise to power. and writer dani shapiro shares her honest opinion on discovering the truth behind family secrets. but first, lisa desjardins takes a closer look at the political turmoil inside virginia's state capitol, and has a preview of

north. 0ne scotland, maybe icy patches across the north. one of two showers on the north sea coast, light winds, plenty of sunshine around, a dry day after a chilly start, still not very warm and eastern scotland, north—east england, mild of the south wales and south—east england. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. theresa may will ask mps for more time to rework her brexit plan and offer parliament another vote, but labour accuses the prime minister of trying to run down the clock work and pensions secretary amber rudd warns company bosses they could be jailed for up to seven years if they "wilfully or recklessly" mismanage their employees' pension scheme. kurdish—led forces, backed by the united states, have launched a final push to defeat the so—called islamic state group in syria. the scientist who discovered the link between eating too much processed meat and bowel cancer accuses the government of not doing enough to encourage people to cut their consumption. the duke of edinburgh gives up his driving licence, weeks after h

the highest temperatures could be around the western isles and scotland and the western isles and scotland and the lowest temperatures in south—east england for a touch of frost. they could be mist and fog patches around. tomorrow, we are bringing mild airup patches around. tomorrow, we are bringing mild air up from the south, drierairand less in bringing mild air up from the south, drier air and less in the way of cloud. initially this weather front clinging to scotland but that gets shunted northwards with cloud and rain. still breezy, not as windy as it is today and more sunny spells will develop in scotland and northern ireland as compared with today. a lot of blue sky and some unbroken sunshine into england and wales. after early fog clears away and temperatures are a degree or so higher. on friday, there is not a huge amount of change. there is more sunshine to come. we are going to be in this weather front end towards the west are northern ireland, and scotla nd the west are northern ireland, and scotland and bringing outbreaks of rain, as long as a stronger wind. but for many of

what does this six nations been for scotland? does this six nations been for scotland ? they have does this six nations been for scotland? they have upset last year. scotla nd scotland? they have upset last year. scotland and italy, you would look at that game and go it is definitely scotla nd at that game and go it is definitely scotland for a win. italy caused problems for scotland four years ago and it is a tough opener. it will be tough because the coach is a cracking player. how important is it that they now start wearing on the road consistently. everybody has seen road consistently. everybody has seen the high tempo game they play, the fast running rugby, they have got great attacking players in stuart russell, then hogg. against ireland in the week after next, so next saturday and then they go on the road to paris and twickenham. they are two hard places to win.|j have not asked anybody for a prediction. give us a prediction. tonight wales play france and i think france will beat wales. tomorrow scotland will be italy and i don't want to say, but england are the

so that democratic deficit that scotland faces has been part of the u.k. undoubtedly makes many people want to look again at the issue of scotland becoming an independent country. >> what about you? are you looking again at the prospect of another referendum on scottish independents? >> i think there will be another independence referendum to be d. obviously there's a lot of concern about the brexit process. as first minister of scotland, i said i would set out my view once we see how this plays out. >> i'm pressing the question because it sounds to me you're saying scotland has had enough. so no matter what britain decides to do, scotland wants to be independent now because you've seen the most negative consequences. >> sure. >> even potential consequences is enough for people to say enough is enough. >> i think there will be another -- i think there should be another independence referendum. i'm not yet certain of exactly what that should happen. because right now a few weeks from brexit we don't know whether the u.k. will leave with a deal or without a

a lot of cloud for northern ireland and to western scotland, some outbreaks of rain pep p0p scotland, some outbreaks of rain pep pop as well as the wind later on. a mild night, 10 celsius in belfast as we start sunday, so heading it in the morning, plenty of sunshine in the morning, plenty of sunshine in the midlands and across the eastern side of england, but more cloud already rolling into south—west england and north england also. a fairly narrow area of outbreaks of rain. heavier bursts of rain to begin with for northern ireland and through western scotland and gusty winds particularly in western scotla nd winds particularly in western scotland and the western isles. so this area of cloud and occasional rain slowly moving its way eastwards and we start with some sunshine and cloud increasing in the east, but notice, hardly any rain left as it eventually reaches eastern england. brightening up for wales, western england and northern ireland and scotland, a few showers for northern ireland and north—west scotland but another mild day although quite windy, and they went stay with

beavers have been extinct in scotland for over 400 years, but were illegally released into the wild in tayside several years ago. now it's time for a look at the weather. england and wales have seen the lion's share of the sunshine today, but a weather front has been through northern ireland and western scotland, bringing rain in places, it has now moved further east. any rain at night will die away, but you can see an area of low cloud, mist and fog in the irish sea, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be some mist and fog elsewhere, they could be dense in places into the morning. south—east england and northern scotla nd south—east england and northern scotland are likely to see clearer skies, frost and cold spots, temperatures just below freezing. light wind tomorrow, taking a while for the low cloud and fog to clear up for the low cloud and fog to clear up yorkshire may see it in the afternoon, holding the temperature down compared to elsewhere. most of us down compared to elsewhere. most of us will come out of the great start, get to see some s

, it moves eastwards across scotland, it moves eastwards a cross eastwards across scotland, it moves eastwards across england and behind it, what you will find is clear skies. 0nce it, what you will find is clear skies. once again, some patchy mist and fog forming and we will have a plethora of showers coming in across western scotland and northern ireland. some of those will be wintry, particularly so on the hills. for the morning then, we still have the dregs of the weather front across the south reducing rain that this is what we call waiting fund, so it is going to wave back towards us and producing heavy rain into the channel islands and also the far south—eastern corner. it might edge a little bit further north but this is what we think at the moment. showers on the hills of northern scotland and northern ireland, in between we have got this slice of sunshine in temperatures to about eight or nine. here is our front that is waving during wednesday and thursday, before it clears away, only to be replaced by another one. the isoba rs clears away, only to be replaced by another

scotland's wait for a party in paris continues. we look at our performance and it was certainly worse than expected. france played well. i felt they brought more energy to the game than we did, especially early on and that got the crowd behind them and they played with confidence. it was not a good enough start for us on either half. there were times we played well, at the end of the first—half and second half but it is not good enough at this level. we feel really good because we have been through tough days and now we have an important win. we just need to get back to work on monday and try and prepare two difficult away games. there's plenty of action in the women's six nations this weekend. wales host england tomorrow. france are up against scotland in an 8 o'clock kick off this evening while italy playing host to ireland. italy are looking to keep their unbeaten start in this year's six nations and held an early 10—nil lead but ireland have been fighting back through two tries from eemear considine. then the visitors went

the united kingdom is worth £1400 every year for each person in scotland. he talks about damaging the economy. the only people who are going to damage the economy in scotland are sitting on the snp benches. the prime minister is correct, history willjudge us all. history willjudge us all. and those in positions of authority will be particularly harshlyjudged, people like the prime minister and the leader of the opposition for dividing the country and dividing their parties. so will the prime minister finally rule out no deal and stem the blood—letting in britishjobs, dismiss the nonsensical notion of a job first brexit and extend article 50 to enable the people finally to vote on what is the sole justification that she sees for backing brexit and that is the will of the people? the labour leader didn't mention the resignations of eight of his mps and three of theresa may's. instead he focused all his questions on the next steps for brexit. people's jobs and livelihoods are in the prime minister's hands. will she stop playing games withjobs and make it ver

quite windy in western scotland. some gusts up to 50 mph or so. and notice temperatures are just on the up a little bit more compared to saturday. especially, of course, where you get to see some sunshine. eastern part of the uk look mainly dry. not as mild into the start of next week. and still a fair amount of cloud around. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: just hours before voting is due to begin, nigeria's presidential election is postoned. we'll be live with the very latest. donald trump invokes national emergency powers to fund the border wall with mexico. his opponents are furious. we are to confront the national security crisis on our southern border and we are going to do it one way or the other, we are going to have to do it. the family of the pregnant teenager who joined the islamic state group pleads with the british authorities to help bring her home. and junk in space — engineers test a new satellite harpoon—system for collecting floating t

still a bit damp for a while in the north—west of scotland. with the cloud breaking and some sunshine arriving in the moray firth, aberdeenshire and more widely across east wales, the midlands, southern england and east anglia. here the winds are lighter. towards the north—west of the uk where we've got more cloud, the winds are stronger. for all of us it is a south or south—westerly wind so for all of us it's mild. those temperatures very similar to what we had on tuesday. overnight, we will probably see some stronger winds for the northern half of the uk and a bit more cloud around too. another weak weather front topples into the north—west of scotland. more breaks in the cloud, more widely across england and wales. it will be a little cooler, temperatures around 3—4 degrees. as we head into thursday, we are going to find those strong south, south—west winds pushing away that weather front. and we're actually going to draw in our airfrom the near continent, and this is drier air as well so that means more sunshine, more widely on t

one is 1—2, perhaps —5 in eastern parts of scotland. the fog will lift fairly quick in the morning as the wind picks up, the wind will blow in more clip from the atlantic. some outbreaks of rain and drizzle, wet across western areas. for most of the day, it may stay dry across eastern england and eastern scotland. still quite chilly with some sunshine for eastern scotland and north—east england, milder elsewhere, 12 degrees across south wales and the south west of england. the milder air comes with a good deal of cloud, stronger when and weather fronts that were pushed eastwards overnight. this one looks like it will stall. behind that, a few showers coming in on wednesday across northern ireland, especially developing across western parts of scotland. sunshine elsewhere, you can see the rain returning to parts of southern england, especially the south east and later into east anglia. but it is here we will find the highest temperatures. always across the southern half of the uk, still a bit chilly at times further north. it will be a

scotland also open with a victory over italy.

we have a weather front in northern ireland and western scotland, bringing rain in places. any rain from that will die away tonight. there is an area of low cloud, mist and fog in the irish sea, northern england, southern scotla nd sea, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be some fog elsewhere as well, dense in places into the morning. south—east england and northern scotla nd south—east england and northern scotland are likely to see clear skies, here, frost in the cold spots as temperatures drop below freezing. light wind tomorrow, taking a while for the fog to clear, parts of yorkshire may see it into the afternoon, holding the temperature down compared to elsewhere. most of us down compared to elsewhere. most of us will come out of the grey start and get to see some sunshine. a little breezier towards the western isles, with some showers, but most places light wind and sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures well above normal for the time of year. this is bbc news, the headlines: three cabinet ministers face a call to resign af

the weather clearing in northern ireland, but a bit of rain for scotland. for most of us, dry and bright day, with sunshine, and one for the time of year. temperatures could reach 18 celsius in the south. to put it in context, that is around nine or 10 degrees above normal for the time of year. it is the kind of temperatures we would normally expect in late may, not late february. the six nations rugby is on, france hosting scotland in france, and while hosting england in cardiff. the weather looks similar for both matches. dry with sunshine, temperatures around 1a celsius at kick—off. 0vernight, though it may start cold, we will see cloud moving in, sub—mist and fog patches as well. 2—5 celsius in towns and cities, colder in this countryside, a few patches of dan mike frost. though sunday starts off on a cold note, the wins , a few patches of frost. plenty of sunshine for scotland, england and wales, and clear blue skies for many through the afternoon. northern ireland may hold onto more cloud top temperatures still mild, 11—16 celsius. a shade dow

some car behind the front, the snow slowly pulls away from northern scotland. a bit of fine weather of arms and temperatures are a bit higher, particularly down towards the south—west of england, parts of wales, but they will dip again on monday night under clear skies, another frost coming again on monday night under clear skies, anotherfrost coming in. more weather fronts at the atlantic. it does look quite like an act of wea ker does look quite like an act of weaker weather to come next week but a very different flavour of winter weather. once we get past that's no threat to start the week, particularly for scotland, for many of us they will be spells of rain and wind as you can see, temperatures are heading up and more of us will be getting into double figures. of course, feeling very different than what we have had for the past you weeks. —— few. this is bbc news. our top stories: thousands take to the streets in venezuela as the self—proclaimed president, juan guaido, calls for the biggest mass protest in the country's history. there is a sense he

scotland brightening up with one or two showers the afternoon. northern ireland, cloud returns later in the south. temperatures, less cold. the far south of england and western wales may reach 10 degrees as the wind becomes south—westerly. you can see going into monday morning, wet weather pushing in with a strengthening wind and a likelihood of more snow into the pennines and the high ground is north of the central belt where it could be up to 15 centimetres of new snow, prolonged snow on much of monday, pulling away east. there will be some sunny spells around. temperatures on monday are going to be higher. a gap between the weather systems on monday night. high pressure pumping the isobars. frost on tuesday morning. weather systems gathering in the atlantic. they will come in and it will be unsettled in the week ahead. if you take one thing from the chart, the temperatures. turning milder. hello. this is bbc news with rachel schofield. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first — the headlines. nissan is expected

there will be some snow across scotland making for tricky conditions. we need to watch the back of this rain as it could bring snow. the system set to roll off to the north sea through the day. in the afternoon a lot of around, mild in the south and showers packed into the north—west. through the evening, eastern areas remain fine. through the evening, eastern areas remainfine. in through the evening, eastern areas remain fine. in the west, the clouds sta rts remain fine. in the west, the clouds starts to build. the rain quite chilly, a frost here so perhaps some ice as of this system runs into the colder air and ground ice as of this system runs into the colderairand ground and ice as of this system runs into the colder air and ground and a little bit of snow for a time also. elsewhere a mild the story. this is because of this area of low pressure arrowing in from the atlantic, a deep low, the wind are the defining feature of our weather story for friday and on to saturday once again. if anything, friday and on to saturday once again. ifanything, the

they might hang on through south scotland and northern ireland. a brighter day across the north and the west. sunshine, very mild temperatures in the favoured spots could reach 15, may be 16 celsius. as we had on them to friday, it's a similar story. lots of sunshine around, fairly breezy across the far north—west is weather front just may breezy across the far north—west is weather frontjust may return later in the day to bring some light rain to the far west of northern ireland and western parts of scotland, but elsewhere, we hold on to the sunshine and some favoured spots. they could see 15 or 16 celsius. as we head on into the weekend, much of the same really, high pressure with us, it looks like a weather front could bring more cloud to western parts of the country, but saturday and sunday, the best of the sunshine will be further west. temperatures reaching the mid teens. and then into next week, much of the same, high pressure still with us, when slight, weather fronts at bay, sunny spells, mild. you're watching beyond 100 days. democra

heavy rain across the far north of scotland, extending round into northern ireland, south—west scotland and northern england through the afternoon, coupled with some strong and gusty north or north—westerly winds, squally conditions for a time for irish sea and western coasts, and a coolerfeeling day, temperatures not much higher than 7—8 celsius. add on the strength of the wind, it will feel colder still. keeping an eye on this little feature working its way southwards overnight into monday, it could generate some wintry showers across the pennines, the hills of wales, and then our eyes turn to this area of high pressure building from the south—west, and high pressure is the dominant feature in the week ahead. away from the far north of scotland, most will be mainly dry, the days will be milder, the nights are still fairly chilly, leading to patchy mist and fog. but here is how we start the new working week, a much quieter day on monday, some spells of sunshine, the winds will be lighter, more than a way of cloud for the northern isles during the day, northern ireland, and the we

still “11 —5 across the highlands of scotland. then we start the weekend, and our area of low pressure moves away into france and germany, and for a brief time through the weekend things are looking drier and quieter. now, with a northerly wind, we are still going to pick up some wintry showers down some eastern coasts. a few mayjust clip some western coast, but for most on saturday it's a dry date, with some crisp winter sunshine. after a frosty start, temperatures getting up to between 3—5 celsius, perhaps 6—7 across south—west england. so, to sum up the weekend, it's going to stay cold, there will be some sunshine, further wintry showers and perhaps we could see some rain later on sunday, with some snow across scotland. bye— bye. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the deep freeze. cities in the american midwest grind to a halt as temperatures hit record lows. ‘substantial progress' claim american negotiators â€

it is a day for rainbows in the highlands of scotland. lots of showers to come into western scotland, some getting to eastern areas, heavy showers for northern ireland and north—west england. still reign in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. temperatures 9—iidc. the rain clears the south—east this evening. the showers keep going for a while, but they fewer and lighter. the winds will ease down. clear spells developing overnight. temperatures may be close to freezing in rural areas. tomorrow will start bright. hazy sunshine but it quickly clouds over from the west, rain arriving into northern ireland by the end of the morning, turning heavier in the afternoon before pushing into western scotland by the end of the day. hazy sunshine further east, temperatures of 9-11dc. the further east, temperatures of 9—iidc. the wet weather will be more across the northern half of the uk, those weather fronts moving across overnight. into wednesday, still heavy rain in western scotland over the hills, and over the cumbrian fells. it

it will be thick enough to bring more rain and drizzle to scotland and northern ireland overnight. some of the cloud pushing into the northwest of england into west wales. for the south and east we will have clearer skies but the temperatures will be far away from freezing maybe a pinch of frost the very least we have higher temperatures and more mild air western scotland and more ireland. that cloud will topple its way into england and wales we may get some spots of rain and drizzle to the northwest of england and north wales and a bit more rain coming into scotland during the afternoon. before it breaks up. the northwest we have that strong wind but the southwest as we all know that's a mild direction and temperatures are going to be significantly more mild than they we re significantly more mild than they were today especially across scotla nd were today especially across scotland in the eastern side of england with to present 12 or maybe 13 degrees. the weather front is bringing more rain and drizzle and so bringing more rain and drizzle and so far get swept north again with th

things turn dry over scotland. on wednesday, the rain heading up to scandinavia and getting stuck over northern england and perhaps into north—west. scotla nd and perhaps into north—west. scotland and ireland becoming drier and brighter. still dry over the midlands and northern wales. temperatures around 13 degrees. over the weekend, the rain will be over northern parts of the uk. late in the week it turns milder once again. temperatures rise again. we draw our airfrom the temperatures rise again. we draw our air from the canaries. temperatures rise again. we draw our airfrom the canaries. similar weather pattern to what we had over much of last week. chilly mornings, a touch of frost, but it should be warm by day. durning state this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm: the family of shemima begum — the british teenager who ran away to syria to join the group that calls itself islamic state — say she has given birth to a boy. president trump warns the us will have to release hundreds of islamic state fighters

it will head towards scandinavia after scotland. drawing your attention to this area. —— storm eric. —— storm erik. it is tracking across northern england at 50 kilometres or more. it then heads out of the north sea and we are left with sunshine and showers. most of the showers coming in across western areas, it does become a bit dry in scotla nd areas, it does become a bit dry in scotland is the day goes on but we keep the rain in the far north. still windy afternoon and the temperatures 9— 11 degrees, pretty good for this time of the year. noticing the sun turning hazy across parts of england and wales. during the open afternoon and overnight, it turns wet and windy. north of it, brea ks turns wet and windy. north of it, breaks in cloud and we will see temperatures perilously close to freezing. there is still outbreaks of rain hugging the far north of scotland. we have a weather front sliding its way down to northern ireland. the wet weather flies its way down and there is slow improvements. sunshine following on and the

wet weather for north of scotland. the weather system north of scotland. the weather syste m ta kes north of scotland. the weather system takes some rain and hill snow southwards across the uk together with some gusty winds across tomorrow night. high pressure builds in and things come down tomorrow night. chill winds blowing down the north sea coast, one or two showers. monday a dry day. touch of frost, one or two mist and fog patches, plenty of sunshine, away from south—western wales still quite chilly with temperatures temperatures 5—7. quieting down into next week, cold start as we head the week getting more south to south—westerly winds, turning milder day and night with high pressure essentially in charge next week. looking dry some good news and bad. would you prefer doing the weather this week when it is topsy—turvy or next week when it is settling down? you know the answer to that one. yes, the week that has gone was more interesting. it is fast moving so you can time weather systems more easily. next week, it is a little quiet. it is like

more persistent rain in northern scotland. decent coverage is despite those really strong and dusty wins. 9— 11 degrees. more cloud coming into southern parts of the uk later in the day. that will thicken up and bring us outbreaks of rain. maybe getting as far north as north wales, towards the wash. then we have clearer skies, allowing the separatist to get perilously close to freezing before we hit the rain across the far north of scotland. they said it going on overnight and into tomorrow. at the same time, the winds are easing. we will eventually find that weather system moving away. that one moving down towards northern ireland. a limited amount of sunshine early on sunday. a wet start across arts of wales, the midlands, towards east anglia and the south—east. —— across parts. it should turn wet and windy across northern ireland during the afternoon. that were to whether leading down into the northern scotland. in between we should see some sunshine. it won't be as windy tomorrow. it will be colder. those temperatu

still “11 —5 across the highlands of scotland. then we start the weekend, and our area of low pressure moves away into france and germany, and for a brief time through the weekend things are looking drier and quieter. now, with a northerly wind, we are still going to pick up some wintry showers down some eastern coasts. a few mayjust clip some western coast, but for most on saturday it's a dry day, with some crisp winter sunshine. after a frosty start, temperatures getting up to between 3—5 celsius, perhaps 6—7 across south—west england. so, to sum up the weekend, it's going to stay cold, there will be some sunshine, further wintry showers and perhaps we could see some rain later on sunday, with some snow across scotland. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: heavy snow sweeps across the uk, leaving hundreds of people stranded on roads in cornwall and devon. from getting stuck at 4pm this afternoon, it is now 1:24am in the morning, we haven't seen any grit

snow is in the northern scotland in many places brightening up on monday. temperatures continue to head up the further south—west you are, and the milder air will continue as we go through the week. with this rigid high—pressure, low pressure waiting in the wings out in the atlantic is going to keep things u nsettled the atlantic is going to keep things unsettled through the week. there will be some sunny days, wetter days, it will also be windy as well but for most of the time, these are mild winds and you can see this temperatures for most of us getting back into double figures. of course, that will feel very different and with what we've had over the passed week or so. so milder weather is on the way, that is your latest forecast. hello. this is bbc news with rachel schofield. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. nissan is expected to announce next week that it's cancelling plans to build its new model suv at its plant in sunderland. thousands of opposition supporters have taken to the streets across