that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. and that's it for the shortcut of click and the robots at the london museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through at bbc click. the full version of click is up on iplayer for you to view whenever you fancy. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. hello and welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. vital insight orjust demoralising coverage? the bbc‘s special nhs reporting is in the spotlight. is it everjustified to show an image of a child who hasjust been killed, as newsnight did in a report about a recent us raid in yemen? reports about the national health service have been especially

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. and that's it from robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through at bbc click. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. hello, it's the most widespread cold weather of the winter so far. it's coincided with the weekend, as well, with grey skies for many. some rain, sleet and snow. temperatures at best today around 4 celsius. by wednesday, though, more of us will be getting into double figures. things will look and feel very different across much of the uk, but we're clearly not there yet. north—west scotland having some sunny skies this afternoon, but elsewhere are plenty of cloud. patchy rain, sleet and snow. the most significant area of wintry weather affecting parts of northern england, where we are going to see some significant snow in the higher parts of the peak district and pennines. this is the picture at three o'clock this afternoon. temperatures actually may be a degree or so higher compared with yesterday, bu

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. and that's it from robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through at bbc click. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. most of the snow that we've seen build up so far over the last 2a hours has been over high ground. for example, near the pennines and west yorkshire, near leeds, a good covering of snow in the last 2a hours. thanks to our weather watcher for sending that picture. generally a fine line between rain and snow. a lot of what you can see on the charts at the moment is rain coming in, but there is the prospect of seeing a centimetre or two of snow maybe in east anglia and maybe across the hills of central southern england through the night. the chilterns and downs at risk of seeing that. for most of us it will be another grey, cloudy and cold start to the day, quite damp too, with outbreaks of rain at lower levels. across the pennines there will be ongoing heavy snow through sunday morning. we could see up to

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. and that's it from robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through at bbc click. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. hi. well, with a very few exceptions, today has been an absolute shocker. cloudy, raw, cold. for some of us, we've seen some snow, with temperatures of 3. over the next few days, we go from winter to spring. almost. we are certainly going to notice the difference with sunshine by mid—week. temperatures up sunshine by mid—week. temperatures up into double figures. that's the message over the next few days. slowly and eratically, it'll be turning milder. we are not there yet a chilly evening in prospect. further significant snowfall for the pennines. dribs and drabs left behind in northern areas. but there is dry weather into the early hours and clearer skies into south. it won't be as cold as the last few nights but still chilly out there in the wind, three, four, five with mist and the wind, three, f

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. and that's it from robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through at bbc click. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. 0n. president trump says he may rewrite the executive order that attempted to ban people from seven mainly muslim countries from travelling to america. the president's initial executive order was overturned by the courts on the grounds it was considered unconstitutional, but donald trump did say he had not ruled out an appeal to the supreme court over that original director. 0ur correspondent has sent this report. after a federal appeals court backed a stay of his executive order, donald trump vowed he would see his opponents in court. speaking on air force one, en route to his weekend retreat in florida, the president revealed he was actively weighing other alternatives. we'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand—new order on monday. i like to surpris

that was adam valdes on the magic behind thejungle book. and that is it from robots at the london science museum. i will put photos up on twitter for you to browse through. thanks for watching, and, yes! look out the window, and this is what you will have for the rest of saturday. 0utbreaks what you will have for the rest of saturday. 0utbrea ks of what you will have for the rest of saturday. outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow around. some of us getting blues guys, —— blue skies. temperatures just a few degrees above freezing, factor in the wind and get stronger through the weekend, it feels even colder. tonight, it is a similar picture. 0utbreaks tonight, it is a similar picture. outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow. snow piling up in the highest ground of the pennines and the peak district. a few centimetres elsewhere. going into sunday morning, the lowest bridges overnight, —— temperatures, severe frost in parts of scotland. 0utbreaks is —— of sleet and rain and snow. it will not feel any warmer, particularly as the wind tomorrow

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. that's it for the shortcut of click at robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through @bbcclick. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. hello, this is breakfast, with sally nugent and ben thompson thousands of operations are being cancelled because there aren't enough beds — a new warning from surgeons and hospital trusts. in a joint letter to the sunday times, they say that highly—qualified surgeons are left "kicking their heels" — but nhs england insists only 1% of procedures are affected.

that was adam valdes on the magic behind the jungle book. that's it for the shortcut of click at robots at the london science museum. i'll put a load of photos up on twitter for you to browse through @bbcclick. thanks for watching and, yeah... we'll be back. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. the latest weapon in the war against hackers, the government funds lessons in cyber security for teenagers. it's hoped they'll become the experts of the future and protect britain from online attacks. good morning, it's saturday, 11th february.