knife crime in sheffield means lily has lost her dad. adam is scarred for life. i got stabbed in my kidney, i lost four and a half pints of blood. i thought i were dead. and dawn is overwhelmed by constant grief for her son. that day whenjamie died, i lost everything, everything. # it must be love, love, love #. i got a phone call from me mum. she says, "you've got to get to hospital, straight away, he's been stabbed". ithought, "god, no, please, no, please don't be dead". i thought, he can't be dead. i thought, he's not going to be dead, and then they came through, about five surgeons and just sat down and said, "sorry, we tried everything, we couldn't save him". i thought, "you've got to be kidding, you're kidding me, you've got to be kidding, he only went out for a drink". jamie was stabbed to death at the age of 19, leaving his killer starting a life sentence, his mother starting hers. and he just laid on this bed with all these tubes coming out of his mouth. ithought, "no, it's not jamie, he's asleep, he'll be home in a bit" and it took about a week before i

in january six sheffield united played tottenham hotspur. later renee hector went on social media to say she had received monkey noises from an opposition player. the fa investigated. sophiejones was charged. sophiejones was found guilty, given a five match ban and a £200 fine. today she has talked to her club and they have decided to mutually terminate her contract because there is only six games of the sheffield united's season remaining at a contract was set to be looked at in the summer anyway. what have both parties had to say? renee hector said she welcomed the verdict, nobody should be subjected to racial abuse and she felt she had a duty to call it out. ina a duty to call it out. in a lengthy statement sophiejones said she strongly stands firm that she is not guilty. she is struggling to come to terms with how the fa came to the decision. she goes on to list a number of areas that she feels were not properly addressed by that paddle. she says that the hearing took place in a kangaroo court. she says it is with a heavy heart that she

this is how we ended the day in staffordshire, beautiful blue skies in sheffield, and it is sheffield that boasted the highest temperature, well above average for many parts of the uk, but in sheffield at the thermometer hit 19 celsius. temperatures like there is not sticking around for much longer, one day of relative warmth on saturday, milder in place across the southern half of the uk, colder conditions moving in from the north as we head through the course of the weekend. so this is the outlook for some of our featured towns and cities, reasonably mild, 18 degrees in chelmsford on saturday, 10 degrees by the time we get to sunday. for the remainder of the night, england and wales, clear skies, light winds, cold night with some they stand locally dense patches of fog, particularly in the north and west, temperatures in rural spot is not far from freezing. this weather front will bring patchy outbreaks of rain. saturday morning in the south, watch out for the mist and fog, should clear quickly, sunny spells developing widely across much of england and wales, then more cloud for nor

knife crime in sheffield means lily has lost her dad. adam is scarred for life. i got stabbed in my kidney, i lost four and a half pints of blood. i thought i were dead. and dawn is overwhelmed by constant grief for her son. that day whenjamie died, i lost everything, everything. # it must be love, love, love #. i got a phone call from my mum. she says, "you've got to get to hospital, straight away, he's been stabbed". ithought, "god, no, please, no, please don't be dead". i thought, he can't be dead. i thought, he's not going to be dead, and then they came through, about five surgeons and just sat down and said, "we're sorry, we tried everything, we couldn't save him". i thought, "you've got to be kidding, you're kidding me, you've got to be kidding, he only went out for a drink". jamie was stabbed to death at the age of 19, leaving his killer starting a life sentence, his mother starting hers. and he just laid on this bed with all these tubes coming out of his mouth. ithought, "no, it's not jamie, he's asleep, he'll be home in a bit" and it took about a week be

we met lulu and herfriends at a gay bar in sheffield. for me, as a bisexual person, another event to celebrate the lgbtq+ community cannot be negative. it's a good thing. but i wonder if we're going to end up separating all these things, and eventually there'll a pride for every sexuality every weekend of the year. and then will we lose our momentum as a minority? i think we are better together. the more we get together, the stronger we are going to be and the better we are going to face the future about all these things and these issues and the stigma. the pride that we have now is enough. i don't crave a special occasion, just to represent my part of the community. i'm not opposed to it, i'm just not sure if it's the number one thing on my agenda with my sexuality. it's been a bit of a tricky time lately. we have had some financial issues. basically, we had a massive issue with the bank that we were setting up an account with, and they took three or four months longer than expected to set our bank account up, which meant that we couldn

sunshine in south yorkshire, the view from doncaster and not far away in sheffield this temperature underneath that big hole in the cloud reached the giddy heights of 19.4. on any regular march day you would get excited that this isn't as high as the temperature reached during that record february warmth. but it is more settled with high pressure and control across much of the uk with a lot of cloud trapped underneath this area of high pressure. there is a weather front close to scotland producing some rain, heady bursts of rain, argyll & bute starting the day very wet again and also in the north—west highlands. rain totals mounting. elsewhere, a bit of drizzle and while we had that big hole in the cloud, less likely to see that during thursday. and then for friday, it's still raining in north—west scotland. reach into parts of north—west england. north—west scotland could see gusts up north—west scotland could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour in behind a weather front moving through, it will turn cooler. ahead of it, it is still mild and still mainly cloudy but mainly dry. as the f

were held to a goalless draw by sheffield wednesday in the steel city derby. play was briefly stopped early on when a bottle and a coin were thrown at united's jack o'connell. there weren't many chances, but wednesday's sam hutchinson might have won it in the second half, only to fire straight at dean henderson in the blades‘ goal. some other stories making the headlines today... alexis sanchez could be out for 6—8 weeks with knee ligament damage picked up in manchester united's victory over southampton on saturday. ole gunnar skojkaer could be without up to ten players for wednesday 5 champions league tie with paris saint—germain. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the players championship after a hard fought victory against barry hawkins. the rocket won by six frames to four in preston to set up a last eight meeting againstjohn higgins or mark selby. and in the netball super league, saracens mavericks made it three wins in a row with a 64—16 victory over severn stars. it makes it their sixth win of the season. england's women's cric

sheffield united's sophiejones has been banned for five games after being found guilty of racially abusing tottenham player renee hector. good evening. the prime minister has tonight addressed the nation from downing street, after she formally asked the eu for a short brexit delay — untiljune the 30th. she said the uk would not now be leaving the eu with a deal next friday, which for her was a matter of great personal regret. theresa may blamed mps for not delivering a brexit deal on time. the president of the eu council, donald tusk, said a short delay to brexit should be possible — but only if mps finally back theresa may's deal. the prime minister travels to brussels tomorrow under intense pressure from all sides. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. what is really going on in there? grappling with what officialdom admits isa grappling with what officialdom admits is a genuine crisis for the country. the prime minister's statement asking to delay brexit delayed slightly itself. and what felt like a solitary moment, aimed at us all. this delay is a matter of great persona

and our second weather watcher picture comes from near sheffield. in fact, sheffield boasts the highest temperature of the day where we have reached just shy of 19 celsius so particularly warm for the time of year out there today. what is happening over the next few days and i think we have got another day or so of that warmth but it is going to turn colder for the weekend as this cold front sinks its way further south, that will open the doors for the blue colours. the colder air mass to flow across the country so by the time we get to sunday, typically, we are looking at around nine or 10 degrees for many parts of the uk. back to the here and now, we have got some clear skies through this evening across the bulk of england and wales. it will last through much of the night. but we will have some mist and some locally dense fog patches too. further north we have got this weather front, it is bringing more cloud, breeze and some showery rain to northern parts of northern ireland and to central scotland too, even a bit of wintriness on the highest gro

knife crime in sheffield means lily has lost her dad. adam is scarred for life. i got stabbed in my kidney, i lost 4.5 pints of blood. yeah, i thought i were dead. and dawn is overwhelmed by constant grief for her son. that day whenjamie died, i lost everything — everything. # it must be love, love, love... i got a phone call from my mum, saying, "you've got to get to hospital, straight away. he's been stabbed". ithought, "god, no, please, no, please don't be dead". i thought, he can't be dead. i thought, he's not going to be dead. and then they came through, about five surgeons, and just sat down and said, "we're sorry. we tried everything, we couldn't save him". i thought, "you've got to be kidding, you're kidding me. you've got to be kidding. he only went out for a drink". jamie was stabbed to death at the age of 19, leaving his killer starting a life sentence, his mother starting hers. and he just laid on this bed with all these tubes coming out of his mouth, and ijust thought, "no, it's not jamie. he's asleep, he'll be home in a bit." and it took about a w

an fa independent tribunal has found sheffield united's sophie jones guilty of racially abusing renee hector during a match against tottenham hotspur injanuary. jones was charged last month, after hector reported receiving "some monkey noises from an opposition player" during a women's championship game. jones, who denies the charge, has been served with a five—match ban. sheffield united have said that her contract, which was up for review in the summer, will now be terminated by mutual consent. in the last few minutesjones has released a statement. she maintains that she is not guilty and is quitting the sport. barclays will become the women's super league first ever title sponsor, in a deal the fa has called "the biggest ever investment in uk women's sport by a brand". the three—year partnership is understood to be worth in excess of £10 million and will start from next season. former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis says it's a game changing moment. huge deal, it is a landmark achievement. there's been so many historical moments in women's football over the last ten,

sheffield, 19.4. 0thers, day with a lot of sunshine. sheffield, 19.4. others, it was a fairly cloudy day and to some, quite as well. more cloud around in yesterday. mainly dry. we say that because we got rain and drizzle in the forecast. the weather fronts coming across north—west scotland. as we go through this morning, it will sink a bit further south. it‘s going to retreat northwards again through the day. high pressure is still in charge, still cloudy so a lot of cloud the many other areas with some coastal mist and hill fog and drizzle. particularly in western areas. there will be some sunshine in the forecast. for example, north—east of scotland and england, also the west midlands, east wales. the rest of us, some breaks if you are lucky but the most, it will be cloudy. temperature—wise, we not expecting to get as as 19.4 but 16 in newcastle and hull but generally, looking between 12 and 14. through this evening and overnight, hanging onto a lot of cloud. the wind is going to strengthen across scotland and northern ireland

that one began at 12.15 and it's currently sheffield united 1—0 rotheram. jack o'connell with the goal on five mins. a fan was arrested following an ugly incident involving rangers captain james tavernier during last night's 1—1 draw at hibernian. a supporter jumped over the advertising boards and kicked the ball away as tavernier went to collect the ball for a throw—in, before pushes were exchanged between the pair. police and stewards swiftly moved in and led the man away. they have embarrassed this cloud again tonight, completely unacceptable. how many footballer supporters came into the stadium to enjoy a really good game of football? what will they be talking about tomorrow? what will you be asking me about? you will be asking about this utter idiot. england women beat india by one run in their third and final t20 international to clinch a series whitewash. england started well, reaching 50 without a wicket, but lost five quick wickets including natalie sciver out for a duck following danielle wyatt's dismissal that started the collapse, finishing

west brom stay fourth but are now just three points behind leeds in third place and four points behind sheffield united in the automatic promotion place. birmingham, though, had also been pushing for promotion before that nine—point deduction. they have a long way to go to guarantee their safety, down in 18th and only five points off the drop zone. there was one game in the scottish premiership tonight, and paul heckingbottom's unbeaten league run since taking over at hibernian continues, after they beat livingston 2—i. the game came to life in the second half, with two quick—fire goals from paul hanlon and stevie mallan. ryan hardie‘s consolation came from the penalty spot in injury time. the win lifts hibs up to fifth, above edinburgh rivals hearts for the first time this season. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: ferrari bounced back from a disappointing start to the new fi season by dominating both practice sessions for sunday's bahrain grand prix. sebastian vettel survived a slip to clock the quickest time, just ahead of his team mate charles

cuse the breaching university guidelines sheffield university in the north of the u.k. has expelled him from his social work of course a decision up held by a high court ruling that decision has raised concern in the christian community. the court has ruled the domicil goal is entitled to hold his biblical views on sexual ethics he's not entitle to express them but freedom to belief without freedom of expression is no freedom at all this ruling will have a chilling effect on christian students are pinned down the country who will now understand that their personal social media past may be investigated for political correctness this isn't the first time a christian has been removed from his place of study or work in the u.k. due to their beliefs in twenty eleven housing trust manager was demoted and got a forty percent pay cut after saying a gay wedding in a church was an equality too far four years later a nursery worker was fired after criticising the lifestyle of a lesbian coworker both appeal the decisions and one cases against their own players for unjust dismissal

sheffield united miss the chance to move into the top two spots in the championship after they we re spots in the championship after they were held to a goalless draw by sheffield wednesday in the steel city derby. play was briefly stopped when a bottle and according with iron out united's jack o'connell. there were not many chances in the march but wednesday at‘s fired straight at dean henderson into the goal. tricky treatment by real madrid fans towards and has been nothing short of a disgrace. he was substituted during their defeat to barcelona at the weekend, his future has been a talking point in recent weeks as the side struggled to keep pace with their catalonian rivals. but his agent says we are fed up a fa ke but his agent says we are fed up a fake stories that he is leaving. scotland's women bounce back from defeat in their opening match at the algarve with a fourth win in their second over iceland. —— with a 4—1 win. chelsea striker added a second, with kim little getting scotland's third. ison did manage to pull one back but a run of four straight defeats for scot

i tend to favour the blue and white side in sheffield, my wife‘s team, i can‘t talk about sheffield united with a smile on my face or i will get in trouble with the family. mid day on bbc one. rory mcilroyjoined tommy fleetwood at the top of the leaderboard after the second round of the players championship at sawgrass after fleetwood posted a round of 67 which included this brilliant eagle from the bunker on the second hole. to move to 12—under par. that looked to be good enough for the outright lead until mcilroy surged through late on — finishing in style with an eagle on the 16th and this birdie on the 17th to sign for a 65. roger federer and rafael nadal will face each other for the first time since 2017 in the semifinals at indian wells after winning their respective quarterfinals. the two greats last played in the final of the shanghai masters. fourth seed federer eased past poland‘s hubert hurkacz 6—4 6—4. the swiss is chasing a record sixth indian wells title. while nadal is looking for his fourth victory in california after a hard fought win over russia‘s karen khacha

that is fine as long as they are the sheffield elections. we simply do not accept this. coming. into fleet has suffered a severe stroke in two thousand and thirteen and has rarely appeared in public since but on monday algerian t.v. aired footage of the ailing president in a meeting that included nurit in bed to eat the current interior minister who is not considered part of beautifully because in a circle has been named the new prime minister that's being seen as a sign that the old guard might really be releasing its hold on power. committee joining me now is ben you hear from institute for security studies basan chin as. people are continuing to protest now against presidential election being postponed how likely is it that they will be successful with this one. well i think totally honest i think the chance to put the protests against you folks are very high idea and the first protest i mean the first claim was. was against the system and now they understand of course an extension of the foreign standard is not for any of the guys not running for the office i think the chanc

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, 65 mph. there'll be some continued disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. also streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland one into western scotland, and over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain

there was an abundance across parts of east well in the midlands and northern england. so sheffield, harden two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. that's the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. of course, we had the cloudier skies as well, such as here, and i think today, on balance, we will have rather more cloud than we had yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there's always an exception to the rule. for scotland, we have got this weather front, it's been moving in through the night, bringing this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the mild weather through the night, just the holes in the cloud fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and the coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and quite damp as well. even though the rain makes its way further northwar

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england so sheffield and harden, two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. the cloudier skies as well such as here and i think today on balance we will have rather more cloud than yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there is always an exception to the rule. for scotland we have this weather front bring this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the mild weather through the night, just the holes in the cloud fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and damp. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, you can see it has drifted into central parts of scotland so a different complexion to the w

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, 65 mph. there'll be some continued disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. we'll also have streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of

that is fine as long as they are the sheffield elections. we simply do not except this. one that. the chief league has suffered a severe stroke in two thousand and thirteen and has rarely appeared in public since but on monday algerian t.v. aired footage of the ailing president in a meeting that included noureddine by doing the current interior minister who is not considered part of beautifully because in a circle has been named the new prime minister that's being seen as a sign that the old guard might really be releasing its hold on power. and the decay. has been joined that journalist a safin and on the line now welcome how likely is the government to heed these protests against the elections. this is quite an unclear we carefully don't know how the government will react if protests are going on and it's clear that protests would go on i think the government hopes that things are calming down and that people will. come down and stay home or like that that the intensity of those protests. will go down of a certain point it's a question of how the new interim government will look

we had the highest temperatures here in sheffield and south yorkshire, 19 degrees today. but we are going to replace those gentle but warmer south—westerly breezes with something much colder, this is colder air that will sweep down across the whole of the country this weekend. now the colder air arrives to bring temperatures on sunday to typically ten degrees or so sunday to typically ten degrees or so in the afternoon. some places warmer than that, others colder, there is the colder air to the north of that band of cloud. that band of cloud is running its way slowly southwards, in across scotland. eventually arriving later in the night to northern ireland. it is bringing a bit of rain and drizzle early on. south of that we will have clearer sky afters the sunshine, it will turn chilly, there will be mist and fog as well especially to the west cou ntry and fog as well especially to the west country and temperatures in rural areas may get just west country and temperatures in rural areas may getjust below freezing again. head into the morning then, a chilly start but war

everywhere, more cloud in the north—west, but any warmest spot temperatures well above average, this near sheffield, and top temperatures today reached 19 celsius, so it has been reasonably warm. but things are about to change, it couldn't last forever, as we head to the weekend, gradually colder air fading we head to the weekend, gradually colderairfading in we head to the weekend, gradually colder airfading in from the north, blue colour is returning to the northern half of the uk during saturday. by sunday, all into that slightly cooler air. by the time we go to sunday, some places will be nearly 10 degrees lower on sunday than they were on friday. largely clear skies across the bottom of england and wales, light winds too, may and fog patches forming out there, take care if you are on the roads, some locally dense patches of fog around. temperatures in the countryside close to freezing, so just a touch of grass frost in a few spots as well. not as cold where we have more cloud further north, under that cold front across scotland and northern ireland as well. england and wales, during saturday m

they drew 0—0 with sheffield wednesday. play was briefly stopped early on when a bottle and a coin were thrown at united's jack 0'connell. there weren't many chances, but wednesday's sam hutchinson might have won it in the second half, only to fire straight at the goalkeeper. holders celtic will face their old firm rivals rangers or aberdeen in the scottish cup semifinals. partick thistle are also still in it after making a spirited comeback to force a replay with hearts. christie elliot equalising for the side who are bottom of scotland's second tier. england's women could make history tonight and win their first ever trophy. phil neville's side take onjapan in tampa, knowing that a win would see them lift the she believes cup. it would be the perfect preparation ahead of this summer's world cup and neville wants his players to thrive under the pressure. when it gets the moments like this and you're in touching distance of a trophy, if the manager starts changing his beliefs, then, that's the wrong message to my players. t

a team of researchers led by heidi sheffield at how that is currently developing an app that will allow men to test their fertility levels at home. stephanie says the digital device can assess semen quality by measuring total spend count and matelot or the number of non. well images spend sells. all this technology is pretty impressive but it also has weak points and not just online platforms are vulnerable to hatter attacks and twenty sixteen people were able to use public transit in san francisco for a day for free after the ticketing machines were hacked. particularly worrying cyber attacks on hospitals. in germany reportedly some two out of three have been hacked in some way. showbiz has also been targeted in twenty fourteen sony pictures were subject to a massive attack stuff and forced to resort to pen and paper. and smart appliances are now handing had his the keys to our homes by security loopholes that are frightening easy to exploit. a robot vacuum cleaner moves around the apartment it's one of many smart home gadgets controlled by computer. knowing the controls of set by the

sheffield united securing a huge win at elland road. chris basham scored a crucial goal, which sees the blades climb above their promotion rivals leeds and into second. the home side pressed for an equaliser but couldn't salvage a point in a game where keeper kiko casilla was shown a straight red card in the closing minutes. elsewhere in the championship leaders norwich have opened up a four point gap at the top after a 2—1win over relegation strugglers rotherham. fourth placed west brom made it back to back wins after the sacking of darren moore beating brentford one nil, and aston villa moved into the playoffs beating fifth placed middlesbrough three nil. at the bottom of the table, there was a big win for wigan over bolton. in the scottish premiership rangers could only narrow the gap on celtic at the top by a point. the were held to a one all draw by kilmarnock — it's their fourth game in a row without a win. third placed aberdeen drew one one with livingstone. hamilton moved six points clear of the bottom two with a first win i

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england, so sheffield, harden two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. that's the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. of course, we had the cloudier skies as well, such as here, and i think today, on balance, we will have rather more cloud than we had yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there's always an exception to the rule. for scotland, we have got this weather front, it's been moving in through the night, bringing this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the mild weather through the night, just the holes in the cloud fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and the coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and quite damp as well. even though the rain makes its way further northwa

core of strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into the pennines for the likes of sheffield and leeds could be 65mph, further disruption is likely and it will be windy elsewhere, widely gale—force winds and streams of showers, one in the north—east of scotland, one western scotland over the irish sea into the midlands. for most of the day, southern and eastern england may well be dry, the winds gradually easing down a bit through the day and by the end of the afternoon, some cloud and some rain approaching northern ireland. but temperatures should be a bit higher on wednesday, despite those strong winds, 11 or 12 degrees. the winds continue to ease down a bit through the evening. we've got the rain coming in from the atlantic, that's across many parts of the uk overnight. the main concern is the amount of rain, continuing rain affecting the cumbrian fells, that's going to lead to some flooding, temperatures overnight 5—7 degrees. the main weight of rain is likely to be overnight and early in the morning as that weather system takes the heaviest of the rain away into th

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england, so sheffield, harden, two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. of course, we had the cloudier skies as well, such as here, and i think today on balance we will have rather more cloud than yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there is always an exception to the rule. for scotland, we have this weather front bring this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the mild weather through the night, just the holes in the cloud fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and damp. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, you can see it has drifted into central parts of scotland so a different c

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england, so sheffield, harden two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. of course, we had the cloudier skies as well, such as here, and i think today on balance we will have rather more cloud than yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there's always an exception to the rule. for scotland, we have got this weather front bringing this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the mild weather through the night, just the holes in the cloud fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and the coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and quite damp as well. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, you can see it has drifted into central parts of sc

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, 65 mph. there'll be some continued disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. we'll also have streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england so sheffield and harden, two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. the cloudier skies as well such as here and i think today on balance we will have rather more cloud than yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there is always an exception to the rule. for scotland we have this weather front. bring this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the wild weather through the night, just the holes in the crowd fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and damp. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, you can see it has drifted into central parts of scotland so a different complexion to the

we had temperatures reaching 18, 19 degrees in places like sheffield. you can see the hole in the cloud and we had scenes from our weather watchers being sent in such as those you see here. for the day ahead i think we will see less sunshine, more likely to have murky skies for the start of the day. despite the cloud it still looks dry for most of us we do have a weather front coming in across scotland. that has been bringing heavy rain in through the night sinking south into central scotland eventually did it for most, very mild. where we had the hole in the cloud it will fill in with mist and fog by morning and could stay dreary with hill and coastal fog fog by morning and could stay dreary with hill and coastalfog around fog by morning and could stay dreary with hill and coastal fog around the southern and western dam, drizzly and murky. —— damp. in fa ct, dam, drizzly and murky. —— damp. in fact, the rain eases back northwards through the day so some spots potentially of drizzle for northern ireland. 0n the whole, another mild day. 14—16 a

strongest winds over the north sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, 65 mph with continued disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. also streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland and into western scotland and over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce more rain into many parts of the country overnight. and the main concern is the amount of rain, the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees. ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. the worst of the rain will probably be ov

request britain is not leaving the european union as sheffield on march twenty ninth paul brennan al-jazeera westminster. the u.s. senate has voted to revoke president donald trumps the clear ration of a national emergency on the southern border with mexico several members of trump's own republican party have rebelled against this measure to secure billions of dollars in emergency funding to build a border wall in a surprisingly strong defeat for the president it's the second senate rebuke over two days on wednesday it voted to end u.s. military support for the saudi led coalition in yemen white house correspondent kimberly how kate is in washington for us. twelve members of the president's own republican party standing with democrats in the senate opposing donald trump's use of an emergency declaration in order to get those funds he wants some eight billion dollars to continue construction of a border wall along the southern border of the united states and mexico to halt illegal immigration this is certainly a humiliating defeat for the president but it is what he says within minutes of the

strongest winds over the irish sea into north—west england, into pennine areas, leeds and sheffield, 65 mph. there'll be some continued disruption. it will be windy everywhere early in the morning, and gales widely. also streams of showers, one in north—eastern scotland, one into western scotland, over the irish sea into the midlands. for much of the day, southern parts of england and wales and eastern england will be dry with some sunshine. the winds gradually easing down through the afternoon. eventually, some cloud and some rain arrives in northern ireland. shouldn't be quite as chilly — temperatures 11 or 12 degrees on wednesday afternoon. the winds continue to ease through the evening, but we introduce more cloud, we introduce rain to many parts of the country overnight, and the main concern is the amount of rain. the continued rain in upland areas of north—west england, over the pennines and the cumbrian fells, could lead to some flooding issues over the next few days. mild enough, temperatures 5—7 degrees, ‘cause it's windy and it's wet. now, the worst of the rain wi

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we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england so sheffield and harden, two of the areas to reach 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. the cloudier skies as well such as here and i think today on balance we will have rather more cloud than yesterday. but it still should be, for many of us, dry. however, there is always an exception to the rule. for scotland we have this weather front. bring this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. quite a wet spell here for the next couple of days. that south—westerly wind maintains the wild weather through the night, just the holes in the crowd fill in with mist and fog. it could be quite murky first thing. that fog should lift except on the hills and coasts around the south and west of england and wales, scotland too where it remains quite dreary and damp. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, you can see it has drifted into central parts of scotland so a different complexion to the

we had an abundance of sunshine across parts of east wales, the midlands and northern england so at sheffield reached 19 degrees. the highest it's been since that warmth we had in february. these are the sort of weather watcher pictures we had sent in. the cloudier skies as well such as here and i think today on balance will have rather more cloud. but it shall ——it still should be dry. for scotla nd shall ——it still should be dry. for scotland we have this weather front. bring this persistent vein to the highlands and islands. that south—westerly wind maintains the wild weather, just the holes in the crowd filling with mist and fog. it could be quite murky. that fault should lift except on the coast of england and wales, scotland is well we re england and wales, scotland is well were a tremendous period and damper. even though the rain makes its way further northwards, it has drifted into central parts of scotland saw a different complexion to the weather here. if you do see some brightness, temperatures again 16, i7 here. if you do see some brightness, temperatures again 16, 17 de