and heading south across england and southern parts of wales there will bea southern parts of wales there will be a sharp frost, some icy stretches, and potentially some mist and freezing fog patches to look out for. after that, a cold start the day. for most bases, staying dry with wintry sunshine, particularly for southern and eastern areas. —— most places. it will be windy in the north and some rain for the north—west of scotland. driver the rest of us. temperatures between six to9 rest of us. temperatures between six to 9 degrees —— dry for the rest of us. to 9 degrees —— dry for the rest of us. high pressure remained in charge as we move into the middle of the week. on wednesday, this cold front, a week feature, pushing south, it'll bring light, drizzly rain but it'll open the doors to cold air. before piling from a northerly direction. that will affect the eastern coast of england and scotland. also on wednesday, some cloud around, the cloud tending to thin and break up. it could be great for the south—west for most of the day, but most places seeing sunshine. but it

bale for wales! even a late, late defeat against england could not stop the wales journey. a rare high note for england, but it was wales who carried on the song. ramsey, on side, aaron ramsey with a dink, and wales have the lead! ramsey, weaving it through to bale, he is onside, surely this time... wales 3, russia 0. that is what it means to the fans. look at them. in paris they would meet northern ireland. what a moment for everybody involved. only one team could progress, a heartbreaking end for michael o'neill‘s side, in particular for gareth mcauley. another welsh win, and they go to the quarterfinals. with the northern ireland tournament over, they left with plenty of credit and plenty of new friends. if only the same could be said for england. ahead against one of the tournament's big surprises, iceland, it did not last. iceland have turned it round to lead. defeat was as humbling and humiliating as anything in living memory. there is disbelief right around the ground. from england fans, and iceland supporters. the england manager, roy hodgson, has resigned in the

people of all ages, across wales. i meet some remarkable people, a mother who lost her teenage daughter. anyone is at risk of sepsis. anybody could fall to this silent killer. doctors on the wards, who tell me how we could save more lives. if i was brought in with sepsis, what sort of treatment would i get? a survivor determined not to let sepsis win. i want my life back. you know, it was nearly taken away from me so suddenly. it's taken more than enough, i think. and i discover the shocking scale of it. we could more than fill this stadium with the number of people that die from sepsis every year in the uk. it's too many. this is where i grew up — barry, or "barrybados" as i call it. i love it down here. we used to come here when we were kids. mum and dad would bring us here, bring a blanket, a picnic, build sandcastles on the beach. it was great. dad was a good dad. he was very much a family man. loved his kids, there was three of us. i'm the baby, the youngest. we didn't have much money in the 1970s, but there wa

another cold one for england and wales. every bit as cold as last night, with the lowest temperatures plummeting to minus six degrees. once again, fog will feature in the morning forecast. we could see further transport disruption. the worst of the fog is in central and southern england. maybe eastern areas of wales. they could be slow to clear. away from those fog banks, bright weather with sunshine across england and wales. further north and west, cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milderair. changes northern ireland. atlantic winds bring in milder air. changes towards the middle part of the week as the isobars tend to crunch together, indicating a windier spell of weather. brisk southerly winds will eventually clear all of the fog away. quite windy at times but southerly winds will also bring relatively mild air. for most of us, looking at temperatures in double figures. you can fine out more on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news — and these are the headlines. an investigation unco

england and wales having a widespread frost to start off with. the lowest temperature down to about —7 celsius, so a freezing start. and there is the risk of some icy stretches first thing across parts of england and wales on untreated roads and pavements to watch out for as well. further north, well, it's not particularly cold here because we have got a lot of cloud across scotland. a brisk wind and some rain to start the day as well, particularly the highlands, pushing into some of the grampian regions too. probably the rain staying off and away from the central belt. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. quite cloudy too for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west midlands. but lots of sunshine to start the day across much of eastern england, the south midlands, southern england and south wales. in fact, for many, there will be barely a cloud in the sky. there could be the odd isolated fog patch, but it won't be widespread, and it will clear pretty quickly through tuesday. through the rest of the day, essentially it's a fair

england and wales having a widespread frost to start off with. the lowest temperature down to about —7 celsius, so a freezing start. and there is the risk of some icy stretches first thing across parts of england and wales on untreated roads and pavements to watch out for as well. further north, well, it's not particularly cold here because we have got a lot of cloud across scotland. a brisk wind and some rain to start the day as well, particularly the highlands, pushing into some of the grampian regions too. probably the rain staying off and away from the central belt. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. quite cloudy too for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west midlands. but lots of sunshine to start the day across much of eastern england, the south midlands, southern england and south wales. in fact, for many, there will be barely a cloud in the sky. there could be the odd isolated fog patch, but it won't be widespread, and it will clear pretty quickly through tuesday. through the rest of the day, essentially it's a fair

eastern england, southern england and southern wales as well. it should be a beautiful start if a little on the chilly side. cloudy across western areas as the day goes on. the best

and the south—east of wales as well. here we will see the sharpest decline in the temperatures during the course of the night. further north, the 0rd piece of rain in the western isles, the old drip and drab across the north—east of england. as we keep the cloud, the temperatures will stay up. relative to the south, rather like last night, somewhere around the oval area could be down to —4 minus five. a bright and chilly start to the southern counties. but in the north, what a contrast in fortunes. leaden skies, rather murky. the brightest parts of northern ireland, one or two spots in the north—east. we have relatively mild air in the north and west, colder in the south. we keep that sort of imbalance throughout friday, where we begin to see more ofa mix friday, where we begin to see more of a mix of temperatures. that front looks rather threatening, i don't think it will be much of a player for the weekend. the high pressure isa dominant for the weekend. the high pressure is a dominant feature. i'm hopeful that h

where classrooms had once stood, the prince of wales planted a tree. a tribute to a lost generation. no one should have to bear the losses you've suffered. but no one could have borne those losses with greater strength or greater courage. in poundbury in dorset, a family day out. in october, the prince of wales took his mother and father to see the development, his personal project for the past 20 years. the tour included a rare sighting of the queen in a supermarket. here, being shown around the local waitrose. there was also a trip to 0man, bahrain and the united arab emirates, aimed at strengthening relationships with the uk. helped along by a ceremonial sword dance in oman. the duchess of cornwall has continued her work on literacy. this year, helping judge radio 2's writing competition for children. how are you? very well, nice to meet you. a visit to chris evans' breakfast show involved an encounter with the actor tom hiddleston. she told him her sunday nights hadn't been the same since the end of the night manager, in which he starred. it was br

but it really will be a cold start across england and wales. you can see, for most of us, temperatures at freezing or below, and that fog really will be dense, so take care, give yourself time if you are heading out on the roads. a bit more of a breeze, though, for western parts of england and western wales, so i think fog—free here, maybe a little bit of brightness. and quite a contrast across scotland and northern ireland. a milder start to the day than what we saw yesterday morning, temperatures in high single—figures. but there will be a lot of cloud, quite a breeze, and outbreaks of rain, certainly across western upslopes of scotland. and through the day it remains quite cloudy and dull here, maybe some further spits and spots of light rain, some of that pushing towards western wales and the south—west of england. but here, where we hold onto the cloud, then it is going to be relatively mild, temperatures ten, maybe 11 celsius. but further east that you are, we should see that fog lifting to some sunshine, but it will feel quite cold

and then across england and wales, some low cloud and hill fog around. not everywhere is wet but the rain is tending to come and go and edge its way further east. quite a chilly feel in the east to begin with with the cloud and that south—easterly breeze, but milder air is pushing into south—west england and into wales as well. so, on through the day, it's a messy picture, isn't it, with this weather front just gradually taking some outbreaks of rain further east of those areas that start the day dry. northern ireland, though, turning a bit brighter into the afternoon bar the odd stray shower. all the while we're trying to take milder air a little bit further east, so more of wales into that. 11 degrees in belfast but still quite chilly down the eastern side of the uk, or at least a cool feel with the cloud, breeze and some outbreaks of rain. still around some of that wet weather through parts of england and wales, southern scotland on tuesday night and into wednesday morning. elsewhere in scotland, into northern ireland, some clear spells around. th

you want to play for wales. that is why think it will make me more hungry and not to have the captaincy. andy murray‘s unlikely to play in great britain‘s davis cup tie in canada next week — according to his captain leon smith. the provisional tea m captain leon smith. the provisional team will be announced later today. murray was knocked out of the australian open by mischa zverev who plays roger federer in the last eight this morning. in the women‘s draw, venus williams is through to the semi—finals after beating russia‘s anastasia pavlyuchenkova in straight sets earlier. england women are in action later today. they take on sweden in a friendly in spain. it‘s all part of the preparations for this summer‘s european championship. will not be as ready as we can be right now.” feel very sorry to jordan right there. she was obviously standing under a shadow. maybe they like the view because it is such a beautiful place to beat. what she is saying makes perfect sense. world number two rory mcilroy

for england and wales the fog will ta ke for england and wales the fog will take some shifting, in some cases it will stay for much of the day, giving it a chilly, temperatures again will struggle and it will be a chilly feeling day, further west, five or six or 7 degrees is the best that i can offer you. wednesday, the fog is back confined to eastern england, it should shift as the eastern breeze picks up, especially noticeable in the north—western areas, more cloud across northern ireland and scotland, most of the range should hold off, and edge to the breeze further south and east, a sign of things to come. as we head into thursday we will start to tap into thursday we will start to tap into some really cold air which has been sitting of the continental europe for several days. much of the continent still freezing cold and some of this cold air will start to be drawn towards us on thursday. it will feel quite better despite sunshine. some parts of the east will be just above freezing all day long and it won't be much milder further west. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headl

it's the end of an era with warburton set to hand over the wales captaincy. and will it be luckyjim? the us ryder cup team turn to furyk to lead them against europe next year. it's advantage manchester united and southampton after the first legs of the league cup semi—finals. jurgen klopp admitted that southampton deserved their victory tonight. liverpool were poor at st mary's. klopp will be thankful that they only lost 1—0 and of course that they have that second leg at anfield in a fortnight. drew savage reports. if you want to know how important a matches, they get the team sheets. 15 players who started tonight it didn't in the fa cup. neither side are taking a chance when 130 minutes from wembley. 0ne are taking a chance when 130 minutes from wembley. one of the kid then brought in byjurgen klopp criticised then filling a wee decide. foster was tested early on. after a slow start it southampton and the fresh legs of nathan redmond onside to beat an unconvincing liverpool defence. redmond had a second chance to beat the young german keen to hang onto

‘ spell of wales, with a windy spell of weather. central and southern parts of england begin the day under the crowd with mist and fog and drizzle. as we had through the course of the day the cold front moves slowly south east and there will be a spell of wet and windy weather affecting many parts of the country and the rain arriving in the south—east in the middle of the afternoon, but towards the north west it is a return to colder conditions, temperatures dropping with a mix of sunshine and blustery wintry showers. the wind and rain clear from the south east through the course of monday evening, and then it will be colder than we have seen as we move into the early hours of tuesday, but enough of a breeze to keep most of us frost free. a few showers in western areas but clear in the east and maybe misting is once again. on tuesday it looks like another largely dry but cloudy day, some rain around on the hills and coasts in the west, anywhere to the east of high ground that is the best bet of catching sunshine, but also cooler,

england and wales, and for scotla nd begin. england and wales, and for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze will pick up. 0utbreaks scotland and northern ireland, the breeze will pick up. outbreaks of rain later in the week as things start to change and we lose high—pressure and low pressure begins to come in. that is how it is looking at the moment. very atmospheric. thank you very much indeed. we will be back with a summary of the news at half past six. now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode is with me, and what will you be telling us about this week, mark? very interesting week. we have jackie, in which natalie portman plays the first lady. we have split, a psychological thrillerfrom m night shyamalan. and lion, the true story of a little boy lost. well, jackie, how timely? yes, extraordinary, isn't it. so this is directed by chilean film—maker pablo larrain, and it's the story of the assassination a

leading contenders, alwyn wynjones having won 105 caps for wales. he stepped up to the top job five times before. captaining wales would put him further in the frame asa would put him further in the frame as a potential lions skipper. coach warren gatland said he'd prefer a national team captain to lead the tour of australia in the summer. sam warburton is hugely respected in the game. at the age of 28, he'd expect to play at the top level for many yea rs to play at the top level for many years to come. the harlequins' prop broke his leg in the warm—up 0ne ther rugby union line, joe marler will miss at least the first of england's six nations matches against france. the harlequins' prop broke his leg in the warm—up before the weekend game against sale. earlier this week, marler‘s quins' team—mate chris robshaw was ruled out for the entire tournament. it's the second of the league cup ssemi—finals tonight. jurgen klopp rested a lot of his liverpool players for the fa cup match at the weekend, but they should be stronger for the first—leg

that is also into the far west of wales and the far south—west of england. where we have the thickest fog is where we have the frost as well, and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though, into the far south—west, into the western parts of wales. could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, too. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. now, as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the south—east compared with tuesday. some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keep a fair amount of cloud in northern ireland and scotland. a largely dry picture, but some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in lond

it is getting cold across england and wales with widespread frost forming. the clear skies have allowed some beautiful pictures to be sent in, of things like the moon. venus and mars have also been visible. this from mr hsa from one of our weather watchers. if you are to go out for a spot of astronomy, freezing cold start to tuesday. across england and wales, the risk of icy stretches first thing in the morning. further north it does not get that cold. across scotland, windy with outbreaks of rain across the north and west but hopefully staying clear of the central belt. cloudy start full northern ireland and parts of north—west england and northern wales as well. much of eastern england, southern england and southern wales, a fine sunny start stop cold and frosty with plenty of sunshine. one to fog patches possible but they will not last long and will not be widespread. rest of the day on tuesday, the sunshine increasingly becoming confined to southern england and the southern wales. further north and west, quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain continuing f

maybe some sunshine to the north—east of wales too. but for the vast majority of england and wales, another cloudy, fairly mild day. not desperately exciting weatherwise. hopefully action on the pitch for the fa cup third round will be much more exciting than the sky cover overhead. you will have to be wary of mist and fog forming if you are journeying home later in the evening. mist and fog into monday morning across england and wales. lifting for scotland and northern ireland because a breeze is picking up. into monday, heavy bursts of rain. generally, another mild night to take us into monday itself. that weather front across scotland and northern ireland, with its windy weather, will gradually spread southwards through monday. a wet start here, turning brighter but showery, and also colder. those brighter, showery conditions into northern england and northern wales later on. the heaviest rain doesn't really reach east anglia or the south—east until later in the day. ten degrees, but temperatures drop further north, only four or f

across england and wales, low cloud, hill fog around, not everywhere is wet but the rain is tending to come and go and edge its way further east. quite actually feel in the east to begin with with the cloud and south—easterly breeze but milder air is pushing into south—west england and wales as well. on through the day, a messy picture, isn't it, with this weather front gradually taking outbreaks further east of those areas that start dry. northern ireland turning a bit, brighter. all the while we trying to take milder air further east, and north wales, 11 in belfast but still chilly down the eastern side of the uk, or at least a cool feel with the cloud, breeze and outbreaks of rain. still around some of that wet weather through parts of england and wales, southern scotland on tuesday night and into wednesday morning. elsewhere, scotland into northern ireland, clear spells around so the risk of a few fog patches and a few spots seen frost, too cloudy and wet for frost in england and wales and we start on a damp note here. eventually that train pulls from eastern england on wednesd

some fog on the sports for wales across the peak district and in two parts of yorkshire. also part of pembrokeshire. we have some patchy rain gathering towards the west and thatis rain gathering towards the west and that is a sign of changes taking place during the day but another cold sparked —— start across the west of scotland. but this weather front coming in on friday, the winds are coming from the south, rather than the south east, so it will be a degree less bitter for most of us but an increasing cloud, so still feeling cold. for most it will be dry apart from the odd bit of drizzle until later when the showers come in and teach it across the west of scotla nd come in and teach it across the west of scotland and the western fringes of scotland and the western fringes of england and wales. the error is mild, to get up to 10 degrees by the end of the day. that band of showers mouse eastwards on saturday, bright weather replaces it. showers coming in. the south—westerly breeze, not particularly warm, 56 degrees, wintriness over the hills. this is the question f

sunshine across wales, pa rt everywhere. sunshine across wales, part of the west country, fog across the midlands into northern england, big questions about northern ireland and scotland, probably less fog but certainly a touch of frost around and slippery surfaces. where you wa ke and slippery surfaces. where you wake up to fob it could stick around for much of the day. if that happens it will be especially cold. having said that, many settle into a fine day with sunshine, and in the sunshine as we saw today temperatures will bounce back quite nicely, getting up to four or 5 degrees. but where the fog lingers you will struggle to get above freezing. the fog will reform and become quite extensive by tuesday morning across parts of england and wales in particular, in some places lingering for much of the day. change in the weather for northern ireland and scotland, breeds freshening with patchy outbreaks of rain pushing in from the west. turning milder here, nine or 10 degrees. further south and east it will be colder where t

that is also into the far west of wales and the far south—west of england. where we have the thickest fog is where we have the frost as well, and that could be giving the icy stretches on untreated surfaces. look at the strength of wind, though, into the far south—west, into the western parts of wales. could be a few fog patches into the welsh marches, into a few spots in yorkshire. it is a windy picture through scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, too. plenty of cloud around, could be quite drizzly in places first thing. now, as we go on through the day, the fog will gradually lift into low cloud, but a cloudier, colder—feeling day into east anglia and the south—east compared with tuesday. some brighter skies, though, into much of south—west england, wales, parts of northern england, keep a fair amount of cloud in northern ireland and scotland. a largely dry picture, but the outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and scotland late in the day, and gusty winds. 11 degrees in stornoway, ten in belfast. just six, though, in londo

in most england, eastern wales as well. in m ost pla ces england, eastern wales as well. in most places club will struggle to break up. some mist, fog and drizzle around. temperatures and when i'd would be used. a mother ten or 11 further west. we will see winds picked up in the north—west. rain in the west of scotland and then more persistent rain sweeping in from northern ireland. wet and windy weather, severe gales in the far north. for england and wales we stick with the theme from the weekend. through monday things will change with the cold front moving south—eastward. windy and wet weather heading across england and wales, reaching the south east in the afternoon. toward the north we see a return to sunshine, called the conditions with a mix of sunshine and showers. that opens the door for and showers. that opens the door for a fairly unsettled weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the queen has attended church at sandringham after missing services over christmas and the new year because of a heavy cold. a political advisor at the israeli embassy has been se

meanwhile, sam warburton‘s six—year spell as wales captain is to come to an end. 0spreys lock alun wyn jones is likely to be named as his successor next week, when interim coach rob howley announces his six nations squad. jones took over from him for the final lions test against australia in 2013, and has also captained wales five times. the german cyclist marcel kittel says he believes tues, or therapeutic use exemptions, have no place in cycling. tues allow the use of banned su bsta nces if athletes have a genuine medical need. but the 23—year—old, who has won stages in all three of the grand tours, believes if people have illness or injury they shouldn't compete. in general, i can only say that the use of these tues i think has no place in our sport any more. i don't think that anyone who is... you know, who is seriously sick, should use those tues. 0r know, who is seriously sick, should use those tues. or if he has to use them because he needs to recover from an injury, or whatever, then he should take time and really recover from that, and then come back afterwards. badou jack

confined to southern england and southern wales. windy at times for the northern isles, particularly in shetland with potentially 70 mph pass stu b shetland with potentially 70 mph pass stub a wintry flavour this forthcoming nine. across england and wales, a cloudy night tomorrow, not as cold although a bit of frost in developing across the mainland of scotla nd developing across the mainland of scotland and the countryside temperatures dipping away. on wednesday, area of my pressure allowing the winds to dive down from the north north—west bringing cold arctic air. the cold air will be making a number of show was across the north sea. because of the direction of the wind, most of the showers will be speed away from the coast. you could get the blood raising the coast. clouds breaking up raising the coast. clouds breaking up through the afternoon and sunshine coming through but tending colder across northern areas. in the first day, widespread frost. plenty of sunshine by day but it will change by the end of the week. friday wet a

england and wales, though, with all this cloud around, temperatures holding up. on wednesday the weather system still dragging its heels, especially into england and eventually the rain pulling away from the east quite late in the day. a bit of a brighter interlude between the two weather systems before another one comes into northern ireland to parts of wales and the south—west of england later on wednesday. and again, some of us getting into double figure temperatures. on thursday, it looks like a windy affair, some bright and sunny spells around but bands of showers, some may be heavy with the risk of hail and thunder spreading north—east across the country. and the winds looked like picking up further towards the end of the week and into the weekend. still a lot of uncertainty about the detail but look at this, there's the growing sense some of us will be facing some quite stormy weather by the end of the week and into the weekend. we will, of course, keep you updated. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and aroun

england and wales should get sunny skies. 0n bulk of england and wales should get sunny skies. on thursday a big area of low pressure. this will send some strong winds and heavy rain in our direction. gale—force winds circling around here, it will be blustery at the very least. it will bring my old pa rt the very least. it will bring my old part of the country. the headlines: theresa may orders herforeign the headlines: theresa may orders her foreign and home secretary is to speak to their us counterparts about implications for british citizens of president trump's immigration measures. borisjohnson has called for exemptions for britons who are jewel nationals. jeremy corbyn and tim farron have called for president ron's planned state visit to the uk later this year to be cancelled u nless later this year to be cancelled unless the ban is lifted. mr corbyn said it would be totally wrong for the visit to go ahead. an online petition for mr trump's ran to be stopped has gained nearly 520,000 signatures. it will now be conside

much more cloud across england and wales. the sunshine may continue in the southern counties, but it will be cold after the frosty start. in scotla nd cold after the frosty start. in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures higher than today. high pressure is shaping our weather, centred more to the west of the uk around the middle part of the week. that is significant, because we are dust on the edge of some really cool aircoming down dust on the edge of some really cool air coming down from the arctic. that is coming together with stronger winds from the north sea. most stronger winds from the north sea. m ost pla ces stronger winds from the north sea. most places will be dry on wednesday and not as frosty first thing because of the cloud. but the cloud will break up, especially across eastern areas during the afternoon. temperatures for — 90 degrees. the cloud continues to break during the evening and overnight, and thursday morning should start like this —— 4-9d. a morning should start like this —— 4—9d. a

brightening up into north wales during the afternoon but south wales, the midlands, southern england, east anglia, it says cloudy and wet. some heavy bursts of rain which as a the cold air continues to dig its way in, could turn to sleet on the higher ground. the rain and sleet will hang around to the end of the night in the southernmost counties but elsewhere, tonight, clear skies were many and a particularly cold night. a frost is possible anywhere. some ice to the north and east of the country where we have showers. they will continue into monday in scotland and eastern england. the afternoon, showers into northern parts of wales and the north—west of england. most of us, are dry and sunny monday. to emphasise how cold it is, it will feel like temperatures are very close to freezing for sub ——. widespread frost. we will switch things around in wednesday. wednesday will see cloudy conditions across the far south but the northern and ireland, widespread frost. in the early part of 2017, called the conditions are the most dominant but by the time we get a friday, a bit of rain a

through the night the fog becomes extensive across england and wales. they change taking place across scotland and northern ireland with outbreaks of patchy rain. it will be a cold start tuesday morning. watch out for the dance, freezing fog as it really will be quite troublesome for a time through the morning. western fringes of england and wales have more of a breeze, so probably fog free and brightness through the morning. quite a contrast. in an northern ireland. we are starting off the day not on a freezing note but we are actually a little milder than of late with more of a breeze, cloud, at prince of rain certainly across the higher ground of western scotland. through the day i think it will stay quite grey, maybe doubt whether into western wales and south—west england through the day before the rest of england and wales the fog will list allowing sunshine to develop and where it lingers it is going be really cold. what a contrast to the west with double figures. looking closer to single figures. looking closer to single figures around freezing

, after carwynjones, the first ministerfor wales, the after carwynjones, the first minister for wales, the welsh government, the welsh liberal democrats and leanne wood, the leader of plaid cymru were in westminster to deliver a white paper on what they'd like to see coming out a brexit deal. they'd like to see a norway—style deal, which would be the softest brexit possible, allowing the uk to stay in the single market and also in terms of immigration, people could come here so immigration, people could come here so long as they had a job. plaid cymru aren't happy with today's decision, saying it undermines wales in some respect. if wales' voice wasn't heard, there would be grave consequences according to stefan lewis the assembly member here. ca rwyn lewis the assembly member here. carwyn jones has always fought that wales should remain in the single market, which is in sharp contrast to what theresa may said just last week. a majority of people here in northern ireland voted to remain inside the eu. there have been legal challenges already to try to prevent this part of the united

we still have the cloudy zone all the way from northern ireland, north of wales and northern england and into the central southern parts of scotland. again, there will be one or two spots across northern scotland that will get away to a bright start with sunshine, a touch of frost and then again, some cloud as we go towards the northern and western isles as well. not a good deal changes on friday with the notable exception, at last, at last, we will push some of the murk out of wales and the midlands and maybe coming up to the southern parts of yorkshire. and then we do it all again. where we have had the clear skies, you get a cold start to the weekend. the system arcing its way up to the eastern parts and that is where we will see the cloudiest weather. a big chance for many more of you during saturday to see sunshine. that may not be the case across the south—eastern corner of both england and wales, but i think you'll see more cloud than you have seen of late perhaps. a slice of bright conditions. that will be the way for many of the fixtures in the scottish cup fourth round. b

again, quite a bit of cloud around with one or two breaks as we have across wales, but the emphasis really is on cloud. for northern ireland, you too have got a fairly cloudy day ahead and by the afternoon we will see the edge of the rain affecting scotland and clipping north western parts of northern ireland. now, through the evening and overnight, the rain will push south across northern ireland and parts of scotland and into northern england and north wales. elsewhere, the rain that we have will tend to fizzle and in the south east and east anglia under clearer

a little higher in wales. unsettled in scotla nd higher in wales. unsettled in scotland and northern ireland by the end of the week ahead the england and wales are still looking fine and settled. we're back with the headlines at eight. but first it's time for the travel show. this week i will travel millions of years back in time underground in oman. starting to work up a bit of a sweat here. we're hitting the water in new york city. first up, this week we're in new york. it's a frenzy of people and traffic, and everything here, from the skyscrapers to the food, is gigantic. but what most people don't know is that, if you're lucky, you might also be able to spot some of the biggest creatures on earth. joe worley has taken to the waters there to find out more. this is rockaway bay, it's a 40 minute cab ride from times square and one of thejumping off points for reaching the waters of the new york bite. speeding through the bay gives you a great view of the city's skyline. but i'm interested in what's under the water — whales. in the past five years

it is bright and sunny but cold across most of england and wales, a view showers just bumping into norfolk, more cloud of central scotland and at times northern ireland, nothing especially heavy although it will be a chilly day after that frosty start. temperatures to fall sharply this evening. more cloud coming slowly from the north together with a few showers, but ahead of it icy conditions especially across central and southern england where there could be a frost, temperatures down to —5 although they should be lifting overnight in northern ireland and scotland and will be milder. more clouds and showers and longest bales of rain across the north of scotland, a few showers feeding into england and wales, the best of sunshine after that frosty start across the southern counties, a chilly day although the temperatures could rise as high as seven 01’ temperatures could rise as high as seven or eight celsius in the north. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. the headlines at 12:30. greater manchester police say a second victim of a hit and run an old has died, helina kotlar

some patchy rain in northern england, just edging towards north wales. cloudy elsewhere in england and into wales, you could encounter some drizzle, but clearer spots in east anglia and south—east england, with a frosty start for some. it means you get some sunshine and there will be more in east anglia and south—east england compared with today. a bit of sunshine today and eastern scotland, it should brighten up here in the afternoon. tomorrow plenty of cloud, some patchy rain in north—west england and north wales, for example. reasonably mild, the further north you are, but further south, the colder it becomes. despite the sunshine, east anglia and the south—eastjust 4—5. a sharp frost developing as we go through tuesday night into wednesday morning here. elsewhere, that cloud keeps the temperature up but you may be a bit damp and drizzly. some hill fog around as well. on wednesday, quite around as well. on wednesday, quite a sharp contrast across the uk. sunshine in the south but feeling cold. elsewhere, a few brighter brea ks cold. elsewher

with the clearest skies across southern england and wales we will have pockets of frost. maybe a bit of frost through northern ireland, but where it stays cloudy about 5—7 degrees. on friday the high pressure is still with us and so is the cloud for a good part of the country. again, some breaks. the best towards southern england and parts of scotland. certainly it is cold underneath the cloud. temperatures near normal for the time of year. through the weekend and into the start of next week don't expect any major changes. we keep a lot of cloud, and at least there will be bright or sunny spells and a little bit cooler through the weekend as well. that's the forecast. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: a final farewell to the white house press corps, but barack 0bama says he will still speak out to defend his "core values." i think we are going to be ok. we just have to fight hard and work for it. and not take it for granted. and i know you always do. troops mass on

misty for the hills of england and wales and east of the pennines, sunshine, and for the east of wales on the odd glimmer of sunshine elsewhere but for most, cloudy skies and the odd spot of drizzle but a fairly mild one. at any of the fa cup matches across the country on sunday, hopefully the action on the page will be more exciting than the colour of the sky overhead. it stays grey and quite misty for the journey home. they misty for the journey home. they mist and low cloud more extensive across england and wales, it lifts in scotland and northern ireland because the breeze picks up. and rain will take this into monday morning. a mild and start from monday but it is a day of change with a weather front working southwards through the day so wet start with gales and places for scotla nd start with gales and places for scotland and northern ireland and that wet, windy weather pushes into england and wales for the afternoon and the south—east will continue with south—westerly winds but it turns colder and brighter through the day with frequent further north and west. severe gales an

england and wales having a widespread frost to start off with. the lowest temperature down to about —7 celsius, so a freezing start. and there is the risk of some icy stretches first thing across parts of england and wales on untreated roads and pavements to watch out for as well. further north, well, it's not particularly cold here because we have got a lot of cloud across scotland. a brisk wind and some rain to start the day as well, particularly the highlands, pushing into some of the grampian regions too. probably the rain staying off and away from the central belt. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. quite cloudy too for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west midlands. but lots of sunshine to start the day across much of eastern england, the south midlands, southern england and south wales. in fact, for many, there will be barely a cloud in the sky. there could be the odd isolated fog patch, but it won't be widespread, and it will clear pretty quickly through tuesday. through the rest of the day, essentially it's a fair

where you have the cloud in england and wales damp and drizzly in places. dry weather despite the cloud in scotland and northern ireland. rain into shetland later. sunshine in the channel islands. it won't feel particularly warm, nor will it despite the sunshine in the far south—east. a cold feeling day in the cloud across south—east wales into the midlands. temperatures a little bit higher the further north we come. could see brighter breaks in north—east england across eastern parts of scotland, patchy rain heading into shetland. yes, in scotland double figure temperatures again for some of us. looks like a bit more cloud tomorrow evening and night across southernmost parts of the uk. that frost not as hard or widespread. with high pressure in control, a lot of fine, settled but cloudy weather to come going into the ebbed would, too. it# theresa may's long—awaited speech on brexit. she confirmed britain would leave the single market and said she wanted a stronger britain, in charge of its own laws and in control of immigration. she also confirmed

england and wales having a widespread frost to start off with. the lowest temperature down to about —7 celsius so a freezing start. and there is the risk of some icy stretches first thing across parts of england and wales on untreated roads and pavements to watch out for as well. further north, well, it's not particularly cold here because we have got a lot of cloud across scotland. a brisk wind and some rain to start the day as well, particularly the highlands, pushing into some of the grampian regions too. probably the rain staying off and away from the central belt. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. quite cloudy too for north—west england, the north of wales and north—west midlands. but lots of sunshine to start the day across much of eastern england, the south midlands, southern england and south wales. in fact, for many, there will be barely a cloud in the sky. there could be the odd isolated fog patch, but it won't be widespread, and it will clear pretty quickly through tuesday. through the rest of the day, essentially it's a fairl

the bulk of england and wales should get some sunny bulk of england and wales should get some sunny spells. 0n bulk of england and wales should get some sunny spells. on thursday, a big area of low pressure. this is going to send some very strong winds and heavy rain in our direction. it's going to get windy, blustery at the very least. that will bring yet more mild airto the very least. that will bring yet more mild air to most parts of the country. this is bbc news. the headlines: as concerns increase over president trump's travel ban, theresa may orders her foreign and home secretary to speak to their us counterparts about the implications for british citizens. borisjohnson has called for exemptions to be made for britons who are dual nationals. 0pposition leaders have called for the president's planned state visit to the uk to be cancelled unless the ban is lifted. over 400,000 people have supported an online petition which says the president should not be invited. in yemen us commandos have killed at least 30 suspected al-qaeda fighters and civilians in a raid authorised by president