what a welcome to glasgow. david moyes will face the media for the first time as west ham manager later, and his appointment has been farfrom popular with many of the club's fans. moyes arrived yesterday to take training, for the first time since replacing slaven bilic. he has been speaking to west ham tv about his recent career, which included being relegated with sunderland last season. it has only been the lastjob that i feel as if, you know, it wasn't a good move, and i didn't enjoy it and it didn't work out well. so i am hungry to make sure that i get things right. any football manager wa nts to things right. any football manager wants to win, and that is what i wa nt to wants to win, and that is what i want to do. i want to win and i want to make sure that for me the supporters, everybody, that we enjoy our saturday nights because we are winning games. west ham's owners have pointed to moyes's success at everton. but, when the bbc sport website ran this poll yesterday asking if moyes was the right choice

and across scotland, around six degrees there in glasgow, with some rain. so this is where the weather front is. it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshire there, into cornwall, as well, maybe nudging into devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. look at that — eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the

hugh pym, bbc news, glasgow. the head of britain's national cyber security centre has confirmed that russian hackers have targeted the uk media, telecoms and energy sectors over the past year. ciaran martin said it was a "cause for concern" and accused moscow of "seeking to undermine the international system." at least 15 people have died in flash floods in greece. three towns to the west of athens were hit by a torrent of water caused by heavy overnight rain. locals said the damage was on an unprecedented scale in the region. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government. tonight, the dictator who said he wanted to live to 100 and rule for life is stuck in his house. is mugabe's regime at an end? and what happens to zimbabwe now? we'll ask two zimbabweans with very different perspectives, and later the africa minister, rory stewart. also tonight —

but it's this rain around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching eastwards towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across parts of wales. temperatures 9 degrees in cardiff at 8:00am in the morning. more cloud in northern ireland, and here's our weather front again, just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, it's a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine i

but it's this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day, with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across parts of wales. temperatures nine degrees in cardiff at 8:00am in the morning. more cloud in northern ireland, and here is our weatherfront again, just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, it's a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine. 16 in londo

the glasgow here. they're coming in you know because. you know you don't. want to. think you know. get drunk and not. and one of them how did they get. it they get. lost if you don't get off of this you. don't know how. little. you know. right now that she is the naughty a student that jumps say she's a troublemaker. she's been here six months and her behavior isn't improving. she never shares if someone takes her snacks and she'll pick a fight with them. she's not afraid of anyone. else. instead we have to think about how we can help her change. that would you know she wets the bed and tries to hide it with blankets. but you know that her mother died from a bad illness her father is a severe alcoholic which is sometimes c.s.u. and that's why she's here at johnson got side although. i hope eventual they should become like the other kids if you know. what are you studying. do you feel you are social studies. do you have a test tomorrow. if you. have a story ok. i think you are you ready. once upon a time there was a small village and a child was born there and i interviewed a really

rugby union, and glasgow made it eight pro 1a wins out of eight with a bonus point victory over lei nster eight with a bonus point victory over leinster at scots to, and they scored one of the tries of the season. scored one of the tries of the season. look where niko matawalu receives the ball, and hejust kept going, bypassing the defence one by one. but he let nick grigg finish thejob right one. but he let nick grigg finish the job right at the end. the final score was 31—21. scholars are still top of the pro 1a‘s conference be. centre scott williams scored two days after being recalled into the wales squad. scarlet missed out on a bonus point, though. and elsewhere there was a convincing win for monster who thrashed the dragons a9-6, monster who thrashed the dragons a9—6, and also one game in the anglo welsh cup in which sale beat worcester 2a—21. the ashes is less than three weeks away, but england have had an injury scare to two key players, steven finn and moeen ali will miss the first two warm up matches. steven finn is struggling with a knee injury, although scans have sho

the second contingent lasted from glasgow and from other english ports. across intodown spain and then got to the strait of gibraltar. you had one group on the folktic route from nor which would into morocco and landed at three places in morocco. troop, theitish that thever knew british were involved in the invasion. it would have been a lot more bloody and lasted a lot longer had they known that the british equation.of the destroyed ahad just bunch of the french fleet approximately nine months earlier. they were worried that the french fleet would somehow be used against them or by the germans. they destroyed this fleet and had literally thousands of french soldiers who were killed. they did not know. and slippedme down through gibraltar at night. there was a whole plan put up by british intelligence to deceive the germans about the mediterranean landed. the germans and the french are absolutely convinced that the landed would not take place in north africa. having thought the landings -- had they known the landings would take place it would have been te

we start in glasgow, when they were hunting. thought they heard -- the turkey whisperer got to work. not bad. there's a bunch of them. >> came out like homies, like you rang? >> turkey whisperer is amazing. he really starts getting into character. >> he's like the daniel day louis of turkey actors. get close just in case. >> where were you going? you're our god. >> continues. look at this. uses his vest. >> that might have been the mating dance. you don't know. >> we don't know, actually. someone is getting stuffing. nsh. >> i can tell you someone who won't be having turkey is this fella, grant. he was out there, saw turkeys, was shooting them with his camera. they started moving around and clucking, almost like they were trying to draw his attention to something. funny enough, they were. >> is that a bob cat? >> it's a mountain lion. wholeti time he's been distract by the turkeys, they drew his attention and that's when it was discovered. this dude is giving thanks for these turkeys. >> i think these turkeys might have just sav

we start in glasgow, when they were hunting. thought they heard -- the turkey whisperer got to work. not bad. there's a bunch of them. >> came out like homies, like you rang? >> turkey whisperer is amazing. he really starts getting into character. >> he's like the daniel day louis of turkey actors. get close just in case. >> where were you going? you're our god. >> continues. look at this. uses his vest. >> that might have been the mating dance. you don't know. >> we don't know, actually. someone is getting stuffing. nsh. >> i can tell you someone who won't be having turkey is this fella, grant. he was out there, saw turkeys, was shooting them with his camera. they started moving around and clucking, almost like they were trying to draw his attention to something. funny enough, they >> is that a bob cat? >> it's a mountain lion. wholeti time he's been distract by the turkeys, they drew his attention and that's when it was discovered. this dude is giving thanks for these turkeys. >> i think these turkeys might have just saved my

but it's this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day, with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across parts of wales. temperatures nine degrees in cardiff at 8:00am in the morning. more cloud in northern ireland, and here is our weatherfront again, just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, it's a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine into the aft

in the three games in the pro 1a today there were wins for glasgow, scarlets and munster. france have won their tenth davis cup by beating belgium. it was an electric ride in the deal. it is france's first title since 2001. in netball, england have won the second match of the vitality netball international series against malawi. the roses led 31—25 after half—time and continued that dominance to win 61—53 at the copper box arena in london. they go 2—0 up in the three match series. british olympic pilot lamin deen secured the first major medal of his career with silver in the four—man event at the bobsleigh world cup. britain led the standings after setting a track record in their opening run in whistler, but russia's final run was enough to take gold, with gb‘s combined time 0.28secs slower. the winter olympics of course just a few months away, so all looking good for them. 20 years ago, dubai set out to become one of the most talked about towns in the world. since then, this young city state, one of seven emirates in the uae, has largely succeeded. it's become

his first match since wimbledon is a charity event in glasgow this evening against roger federer. from the hydro arena, kheredine idessane reports. it seems roger federer has always liked the scots. here he is in of scotla nd liked the scots. here he is in of scotland football strip is appalling. and he had friendly words for one of the country's favourite son. my advice isjust to get healthy again, take your time however long it takes. when you come back you want to be 100%. it isjust nice to be caught again with you, i have missed you. that is roger fererer dirt. saying do not rush back. what is the latest with your recovery? this year has been hard. i had the problem with my hip in the la st had the problem with my hip in the last few months. but that advice from roger federer, my goal right now is not about playing my best tennis in future but it being fit and healthy. i really miss playing and healthy. i really miss playing and it is tough to be away from the court. and yes, when i want to come back and start competing again i wa nt back and start competing again i want to be

glasgow airport was closed temporarily last night after a tug vehicle hit a passenger plane which was preparing for take—off. flights were delayed and diverted after the runway froze in bitterly cold temperatures. it's thought the tug may have skidded on ice as the plane was pushed back from the stand. no—one was injured and the airport has now reopened. the president of argentina, mauricio macri, has ordered an inquiry into what happened to a navy submarine that disappeared over a week ago. hopes have faded of finding any of the 44 people onboard alive, after the argentine navy said an event consistent with an explosion was detected near the submarine's last—known location. actress emma thompson the latest high profile celebrity to back the campaign to free the british iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who has been in prison in iran for nearly 19 months. she will lead a march of families from mrs ratcliffe's neighbourhood in north—west london urging iran's leader to reunite nazanin with her husband and 3—year—old daughter gabriella. car vandalism in england and w

three more uncapped players in scotland bench, in george turner, stevie batty and chris harris, the old glasgow warriors share the likes of finn russell and stuart hogg. but fa ns of finn russell and stuart hogg. but fans will be coming here looking to see a performance on saturday that will give them hope going into next weekend ‘s match against world champions new zealand. andy burnham making my beard look schoolboy... wales will hope 13 is an unlucky number for australia when they play them on saturday. the wallabies are the first visitors to cardiff this autumn; they're followed by georgia, the all blacks, and south africa. but wales have lost their last 12 matches against the aussies. we have been very close, we have been with a number of those games is going to the last minute. u nfortu nately we have going to the last minute. unfortunately we have lost, some close games. look, we know the challenge of saturday. we have trained well last week. this week, and the players were very disappointed to lose that opening game against australia. last year they went on to win the other three. lew

glasg glasgow, 24. reedy point at 29. claymont, 29. basically it doesn't matter where you are in the delaware neighborhoods, you'll be cold as you head out the door. make sure you put on extra layers, a scarf, and then you'll be good. 28 at felton. here's the radar and satellite map. this is the good news -- while we are chilly to start, we're going to see a nice warmup. temperatures getting to around the low 50s for highs because it's a clear picture. it will remain that way. what about the sunshine as we track through friday? 51 the forecast high in philadelphia. now this morning, we started below freezing. over the next couple of mornings, we'll be above freezing thanks to cloud cover. that's our friend when it comes to overnight lows. saturday, we will start with fairly clear conditions. we're going to see increasing cloud cover through the day. that will bring us to a temperature of 56 in the afternoon. saturday night, we may see an isolated shower roll by. sunday, we will be cooler. a high of only 48. mostly sunny. in the suburbs

the squad, the team this week, slander is obviously an international player, playing really well for glasgow. simon bergman has been in great form for edinburgh. likewise, bradfield christ. these are players that have been playing well, and we hope they are going to transfer, them to transfer their form into international arena. england's women return to action tomorrow for the first since losing to new zealand in the world cup final. they face canada at the home of saracens. there are seven uncapped players in the squad and, though the rfu are prioritising the sevens team, the 15—a—side game is still in good health. olly foster reports. the st george's black and red rose training camp has seen better days, but the squad looks in great shape, putting defeat in the world cup final behind them, reinforced with fresh final behind them, reinforced with fres h fa ces final behind them, reinforced with fresh faces for the three match series against canada. it could let us define who we are as a team or we could do something about it and get that out there and show the world what a great team w

four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so you'll need to wrap up if you are heading out. there's our area of low pressure bringing those north north—westerly winds. but this ridge of high pressure promises to move in for sunday. what that will help do is kill off some of the showers. so we should see fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds as well, though, will still be a fairfeature. one or two showers across northern and western areas. best of the sunshine again, across central, southern and eastern parts and again another cold day again on the cards. we have a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night that will sweep across the country to bring a spell of wet and pretty windy weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: hopes dashed as an underwater explosion is detected close to the last known location of an argentine submarine which went missing last week. hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslim refugees

across inverness, glasgow, it is only 3—4d. there could still be the odd shower in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland down into north and west and england, but a lot of dry weather generally if you are celebrating bonfire night tonight. the temperatures continue tonight. the temperatures continue to head downwards as we go through the night, particularly for central and eastern areas as we will hold on the crystals for longest. the towns and cities are close to freezing, but in the countryside it is —6 in sunspots. not as cold out west though because of this approaching frontal system. it is approaching very slowly, and will increase the cloud in the first part of monday but will take awhile to any rain. central and eastern areas start the day bright maybe with fog and frost. things will be clouding over in the west, with patchy rain, but the heavy rain is confined to the north—west of scotland. the temperatures are picking up a bit in the west but chilly in the east. through monday night, the winds will

and across scotland, around six degrees there in glasgow, with some rain. so this is where the weather front is. it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the llyn peninsula, pembrokeshire there, into cornwall, as well, maybe nudging into devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night w

four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night sweeping across the country bringing wet and windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts on monday. and then we are back into the cold run of north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. i'm kasia madeira with bbc world news. our top story: hopes are fading as argentina's navy says a sound like an explosion was detected near the last—known location of their submarine. the noise sounded at the time the vessel disappeared. relatives of the 44 crew members have accused the navy of raising false hopes with its earlier comments. emmerson mnangagwa, the man who's to replace robert mugabe as zimbabwe's new president, has war

and across scotland, around six degrees there in glasgow, with some rain. so this is where the weather front is. it's just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the peninsula, pembrokeshire, into cornwall, as well, maybe nudging into devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it is not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. it will not feel the warmer at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking

our correspondent in glasgow is catriona renton. we have these suspensions on friday of senior officers, what else can you tell us? as you say, one of the people suspended on friday was bernard higgins and he's one of the most high—profile of police scotland's officers. today two more have emerged, one is superintendent kirk canal, head of armed policing at police scotland, and his deputy, chief inspector bob glass, who was head of the former armed response unit at the time of the 2007 airport terror attack. another officer whose name we don't know has been suspended as well and he was suspended as well and he was suspended on friday also. to additional officers have been placed on restricted duties. this came about after in —— anonymous allegations were made of criminality. they were referred to the crown office who has asked the commission to investigate. mr higgins has denied any wrongdoing. police scotland is not that old force because it was a merger of previous regional forces and force because it was a merger of previou

this is the scene just outside glasgow. the sunshine is breaking through! clear whether on its way, but also cold weather that will be with us by the end of the day. this cloud is thick. east midlands, lincolnshire, down to east anglia, lots of rain. parts of suffolk, essex and kent, the rain will work its way back later. across western areas the cloud and rain we've had so far will ease back to a couple of showers. we will start to see sunshine breaking through. notice the drop in temperature in scotla nd notice the drop in temperature in scotland and northern ireland. a few sunny spells in eastern higher ground. showers could be heavy today, even snow over high ground. more showers across western areas. much of eastern scotland should be fine and slowly brightening up in eastern england. it may take until the evening before clear skies pushing the east anglia and the south—east. good news for those heading to the fireworks displays in the east. it should be largely dry tonight. just a couple of isolated showers. more showers in the west. you need someth

shooting to mortal sin to formula one motor racing came as a complete surprise it was a rich young man and glasgow whose family foundation would not allow to race which is not unusual and very rich families and i was the mechanic preparing the cars for other folk to drive and so we're awardee said you do what we release we have a which i did and i finished second a complete surprise to me i was amazed and this is where you better have another one and i won the next one and from that point it was almost a sort of rocket ship to call when i won the monaco grand prix. i'd never been abroad or my life before you know i had done shooting but never racing and if you won the monaco grand prix at that time the monday night there was a big black tie and you sat next to the princess grease and graham hill had won the formula one race and he was in the other say the princess grace and for helen and i to be a night company and these things and those days was like you went on to twenty seven globally formula one wins three world championships. glittering success but of course you will go in for your late ling

glasgow airport was closed temporarily last night after a tug vehicle hit a passenger plane which was preparing for take—off. flights were delayed and diverted after the runway froze in bitterly cold temperatures. it's thought the tug may have skidded on ice as the plane was pushed back from the stand. no—one was injured and the airport has now reopened. the president of argentina, mauricio macri, has ordered an inquiry into what happened to a navy submarine that disappeared over a week ago. hopes have faded of finding any of the 44 people onboard alive after the argentine navy said an event consistent with an explosion was detected near the submarine's last—known location. car vandalism in england and wales has jumped by 10% in three years. 210,000 vehicles suffered criminal damage such as smashed windows and slashed tyres in 2016, according to data obtained by rac insurance. it's believed that the figures could be even higher as many motorists don't report incidents because they fear it would push their insurance premiums up. richard lister reports. it's an infuriating problem

five in stornoway, six in belfast, chilly for glasgow, six degrees. the rain at this stage, this is 8:00am, is flirting with lancashire, western parts of wales, and cornwall. at this stage, just spots off central and southern england, and maybe some sunshine from hull all the way down towards brighton. but then that weather front, as it moves in an easterly direction, the wind will increase, the clouds will increase, and in fact for a time we could have some heavy rain across the midlands into lincolnshire, as well. now, noticed that just about norwich there, maybe kent, hanging onto some of that brightness through the course of tuesday. so not everyone is going to get the rain on tuesday. now, this is the following night. so, tuesday night into wednesday, that weather front finally pushes towards the east. the sky is clear once again, so through the early hours of wednesday morning, it is going to turn clear. starry skies, and we are going to get another frost. so the frost is going up and down a little bit. we had a frosty monday morning. it is goin

but it is this rain around the glasgow area stretching towards edinburgh, which could cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patches through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear but it will be a fairly bright day with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across wales. more cloud in northern ireland and here is the weather front again just beginning to fringing towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers and to the south, for england and wales, a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine. 16 in london. that won't feel too bad, if the skies are blue. wednesday night the frontal system moves on and pushes its way southwards. at this

three degrees in inverness, three in glasgow. that's about the best you can expect. still some wintry showers into northern ireland, north—west england, into the midlands and wales. most of the snow over the hills and the mountains at this stage, at lower levels, more likely rain. some of those showers will be heavy, but not many showers getting into the south—east. here, a lot of dry weather. some of these showers continue to feed in across the south—west. and over the hills and the moors, still the potential for some snow. as we head on through this evening and tonight, the showers continue to affect western areas particularly. further east, staying largely dry with clear spells. more of a breeze than there was last night, so it may not turn quite as chilly. towns and cities close to freezing, the countryside a little below, i still think there will be quite a widespread frost to take us into tomorrow morning. 0n first glance, tomorrow is repeat performance. lots of crisp sunshine, largely dry in the east, some showers in the west. but then things start to ch

malcolm was born in glasgow before his family emigrated to australia when he was ten. his family confirmed he was suffering from dementia in 2014. his brother george who was also a producer for the band died just last month. back in black remains the second highest selling album of all time with an estimated 50 million copies sold worldwide. he leaves behind a powerful legacy that will probably outlive us all. those songs still stands the test of time. malcolm young has died at the age of 64. you can tweet me and let me know your favourite ac/dc song. i‘m @ tom donkin bbc. hello there. part two of the weekend will be cold again. a colder start if you are stepping out first thing this morning and it is no surprise that we had a beautiful day across the north. we had clear skies and temperatures have plummeted. in the south, not so clear. we began with dank and grey weather but that gradually eased out of the way. the harshest frost will be in rural areas in northern and eastern parts of the uk but frost is likely elsewhere and it means that it will be a lovely sunny s

researchers at the university of glasgow claim overindulgent grandparents could be harming children's health. here'sjon kay it is feeding time at the zoo... lunchtime with nanna. and after a healthy sandwich, a chocolate bar for max. karen says she never used to give her own kids so many treats. but when you're a granny, it's different. i don't think it really hurts now and again. it is not all the time. i do like to make him happy. karen says she makes sure he is healthy, too. but according to today's research, many youngsters all over the world are being overindulged by grandparents who give them too much sugary and fatty food. and because mums and dads often rely on grandparents for childcare, they can feel unable to speak out. in the park, 0liver and his son, elijah. 0liver says that grandparents in theirfamily are great but sometimes maybe a little bit too kind. i don't like to spoil him too much because i don't want him to think everything is given to him. i feel like these days kids just think everything should be handed to them. but obviously when he's with his grandparents, i

three degrees in inverness, three in glasgow. that's about the best you can expect. still some wintry showers into northern ireland, north—west england, into the midlands and wales. most of the snow over the hills and the mountains at this stage, at lower levels, more likely rain. some of those showers will be heavy, but not many showers getting into the south—east. here, a lot of dry weather. some of these showers continue to feed in across the south—west. and over the hills and the moors, still the potential for some snow. as we head on through this evening and tonight, the showers continue to affect western areas particularly. further east, staying largely dry with clear spells. more of a breeze than there was last night, so it may not turn quite as chilly. towns and cities close to freezing, the countryside a little below, i still think there will be quite a widespread frost to take us into tomorrow morning. 0n first glance, tomorrow is repeat performance. lots of crisp sunshine, largely dry in the east, some showers in the west. but then things start to ch

this feels like a nightclub in glasgow. ok, that‘s horrendous. that‘s horrendous! whoa, ok, that‘s enough. actually, it was quite fun to bring a group of friends together. not that i have any here. people can go out and have a shared experience, another group is coming in right now? right now. 0k. masters of turnaround. we‘d better be on our way. that‘s nick kwek, always up for an experience and regularly needing a lie down after a shoot because of it. that‘s it from the ruin for this week. don‘t forget, we live on facebook and on twitter throughout the week, @bbcclick is where you‘ll find us. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. hello once again. the end of wednesday brought the opportunity for some to gaze in awe and wonder at the moon. that was certainly the case in basingstoke in hampshire. drift a little bit further north to aberdeenshire, and difficulty in seeing the end of the road at times. the reason for the difference — quite an active weather front in the north. clearer skies in the south. hence some fog patches to start the day in

five in stornoway, six in belfast, chilly for glasgow, six degrees. the rain at this stage, this is sam, is flirting with lancashire, western parts of wales and cornwall. at this stage just spots of central and southern england, and maybe some sunshine from hull all the way down towards brighton but then that weather front, as it moves in an easterly direction, the wind will increase, the clouds will increase, and in fa ct the clouds will increase, and in fact for a time we could have some heavy rain across the midlands in the lincolnshire, as well. now, noticed that just about the lincolnshire, as well. now, noticed thatjust about norwich that, maybe kent, hanging on to some of that brightness through the course of tuesday. so not everyone is going to get the rain on tuesday. now, this is the following night. so tuesday night in the wednesday that weather front finally pushes towards the east. the sky is clear once again so through the early hours of wednesday morning it is going to turn clear. starry skies, and we are going to get another frost. so

four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night sweeping across the country bringing wet and windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts on monday. and then we are back into the cold run of north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: hopes dashed as an underwater explosion is detected close to the last known location of an argentine submarine missing since last week. hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslim refugees might be able to return home after a deal is signed by bangladesh and myanmar. zimbabwe prepares for a post—mugabe era — the i

some sleet and snow over high ground, windy in the far north and temperatures struggling, three in glasgow the best, still some wintry showers in northern ireland and the midlands and wales, snow over hills and mountains, at the lower levels more likely to be rain but not many showers in the south—east, hear a lot of dry weather and showers continuing to feeding across the south—west across hills and more is still the potential for snow. tonight showers continue to affect western areas, further east staying largely dry, more of a breeze than last night so it may not turn quite as chilly, towns and cities close to freezing, still quite widespread tomorrow morning. at first glance tomorrow morning. at first glance tomorrow has a lot of crisp sunshine, largely dry in the east and west but then cloud rolls in towards northern ireland, and we will see some more persistent rain late in the day and with that the temperatures begin to nudge up a little bit, some milder air associated with this weather front on sunday night bringing outbreaks of rome but as soon as this frontal system clears aw

but it is this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, which could cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across wales. more cloud in northern ireland, and here is our weatherfront again, just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine. 16 in london. that won't feel too bad, if the skies are blue. now, during wednesday night

four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so you'll need to wrap up if you are heading out. there's our area of low pressure bringing those north north—westerly winds. but this ridge of high pressure promises to move in for sunday. what that will help do is kill off some of the showers. so we should see fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds as well, though, will still be a fairfeature. one or two showers across northern and western areas. best of the sunshine again, across central, southern and eastern parts and again another cold day again on the cards. we have a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night that will sweep across the country to bring a spell of wet and pretty windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts of england on monday. and then we are back into the cold run of north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines: the argentine navy says it believes there was an explosion in the ocean close to the last known location o

workers a day off but surely there's lots of celebrations taking place on top flight processions in glasgow the museums open edinburgh the celebrations at loch lomond a huge amount of celebration going on across scotland yes and i think this is why in a society just my bill in the scottish parliament over ten years ago i think that there has been a significant increase in the celebration of sin on tuesday with various cultural and other events but i feel very very strongly that on tuesday we're only a school holy for example they know it would lead to a significant increase in recognition of the holiday because many of the would want the deal to sell a decent andris the it was the children so you think the school holiday is the key but how do we make some time to stay both a national and an international celebration well i think that we need action at the parliamentary level scottish parliament at a level i think we need action at local government level at present only three out of thirty two local authorities have a school hall of the own or and on tuesday but at international level i know

by the end of the afternoon, just 7 degrees in glasgow, maybe clinging on to double digits towards the south east. if you are off to a fireworks display, prepared for it to be chilly. clear skies across some clear skies for western scotland but a very few showers as well. heavy, foundry and wintry ones over high ground. showers for northern ireland. some of these just trickling across south east england into the midlands. much of eastern england try by this stage. plenty of showers for wales and the south—west, but with some drier spells sandwiched in between. it will be windy, though, across the south—west and will stay that way through the night. some showers continuing to feed and across western areas. the best of the dry weather further east. clear skies and slightly later when they are, thatis and slightly later when they are, that is where we are most likely to see a touch of frost into tomorrow morning. quite a chilly start to tomorrow. still a fair few showers around to the first pa rt part but gradually they should tend to fade. take a while to clear from parts of central

and could this be an early contender for the try of the season as glasgow make it eight wins from eight? lots of sport for you tonight. starting with the news that patrice evra has been suspended by his club marseille while uefa investigate after he kicked a supporter in the head last night. it happened in the warm upfor head last night. it happened in the warm up for the europa league game against a portuguese team. the 36 iraq could face a lengthy ban. against a portuguese team. the 36 iraq could face a lengthy banm against a portuguese team. the 36 iraq could face a lengthy ban. it is unclear iraq could face a lengthy ban. it is u nclear exactly iraq could face a lengthy ban. it is unclear exactly what commented patrice evra to react in the way that he did but it flared up during the warm up before the europa league game with the portuguese team vitoria. trees ever went towards the stands to confront the fans who came over the stands to argue with him —— patrice evra. he was pulled back initially by his team—mates but then he returned. he appeared to aim a kick and the head of

four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. low pressure on sunday. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some off of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night sweeping across the country bringing wet and windy weather. eventually clearing from southern and eastern parts on monday. back into the cold north—westerly winds with some sunny spells and showers. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: a blow for families of those missing on an argentine submarine. the navy says it believes there was an explosion at the time the vessel disappeared. a new era set to begin for zimbabwe, with just hours before emmerson mnangagwa is sworn in as president. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslim refugees could be sent back to myanmar after

chris mcguire clan, bbc news, glasgow. celtic are now three points above the aberdeen in the premiership, the dons could only draw with hamilton, hibs beat dundee 2—1, rangers won 3—0 at home to partick, and ross county held on to beat motherwell 3—2. john bennett is with me to look at the days premier league matches. the top five are all playing tomorrow, john, but what we had today was some important movement down at the bottom, and sean dyche‘s stock continues to rise. it is an incredible story. another way win. an away win at southampton, 1—0. will sean dyche stay at burnley? will everton come calling? because they are in great form at the moment, up to seven. 11 points away from home already in six games, last season, they got seven points all season away from home. sam points all season away from home. sa m vo kes points all season away from home. sam vokes got the only goal, a header, great delivery, the goalkeeper did really well, nick pope, second choice for burnley. southampton are struggling in front o

there are many other events going on in other parts of the country, in glasgow, staffordshire and brighton, and the queen will later be taking pa rt and the queen will later be taking part in the annual festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall later. today, very much many people to remember those who died, those who fought, and what they fought for. thank you very much. we will speak to your little later in the morning. if you are unable to attend an armistice event, stay with us, because we will be marking the silence that just because we will be marking the silence thatjust before 11am. a custody hearing for a british woman detained in egypt on drugs charges has now been postponed until tomorrow. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in cairo last month with nearly 300 tramadol tablets in her suitcase. she says the tablets were for her egyptian boyfriend, who has a bad back. her lawyer has told the bbc that he's come forward with documents which should help her case. these include medical records. 0rla guerin reports. it looks like paradise. egypt's red sea coast is

the north of the frontal system, sunny spells and showers but it is this rain around the glasgow area stretching towards edinburgh which could cause want to try and sport issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush—hour. into the midlands and east anglia, the odd fog patches through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear that it will be a fairly bright day with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting on a bright note. the odd fog patched with similar across wales. more cloud in northern ireland and here is the weather front again just beginning to fringing towards the north coast. as we go on through today, the frontal system will only move today, the frontal system will only m ove very today, the frontal system will only move very slowly south although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers and to the south, for england and wales, a dry day and an increasingly bright one with some spells of sunshine. 16 in london. it won't feel too bad if the skies are blue. wednesday night th

but it's this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day, with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across parts of wales. just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. to the north, it's a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. now, during wednesday night, our frontal system finally gets a move on and pushes its way southwards. at this stage, reallyjust a band of cloud and some spots of drizzle. underneath the cloud it will be fairly mild, but to the north and south, will be fairly chilly, and certainly across southern areas of england, c

and across scotland, around six degrees there in glasgow, with some rain. so this is where the weather front is. it is just about flirting with the lake district, lancashire, moving into the peninsula, pembrokeshire, into cornwall, as well, maybe nudging into devon. but, at this point in time, we've just got a few spots of rain for central, southern england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brighton will have some sunshine first thing in the morning. but it is not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will feel very strong too. it will not feel the warmer at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe 11 degrees in london, but a lot better in the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher atlantic air is coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we are talking about now, so tuesd

but it's this rain, around the glasgow area, for instance, stretching towards edinburgh, that could actually cause some spot issues and persistent heavy rain during the morning rush hour. into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, there'll be the odd fog patch through the first part of the morning. fog tending to clear, though, and it'll be a fairly bright day, with increasing amounts of sunshine. the south—west of england starting off on a bright note. again, there could be the odd fog patch. similar story across parts of wales. temperatures nine degrees in cardiff at 8:00am in the morning. more cloud in northern ireland, and here is our weatherfront again, just beginning to fringe in towards the north coast at this stage. as we go on through the day, our frontal system will only move very slowly southwards, although the rain along it will tend to ease. to the north, it's a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. to the south, certainly for much of england and wales, we're looking at a dry day and an increasingly bright one. there should be some spells of sunshine into the aft

saint enoch centre in glasgow. one of the most recognisable buildings in the country. country. it was bought by black stone in 2013 for £190 million. it is one of appleby‘s biggest customers and the law firm was integrally involved in the purchase. the paradise papers laid bear the 11s that black stone, one of the biggest richest companies in the world went to to avoid paying uk the data reveals the confidential report by one of the uk's biggest accountancy firms, deloitte. under the codename project genesis they provide a step by step guide tailor—made to help blackstone avoid tax at every stage of the purges of saint enoch. it starts with a deft swerve of £7.6 million in stamp duty made possible by owning the shopping centre through a jersey property