draws up north sea fishing quotas by fish type and country. what aggravates us is the share we have in arrow waters where fishing in british waters which was british territorial waters and have to for fish because their counterparts a european fisherman they do not they do not have to from that's why nearly all british fishermen voted for banks it they want to regain control over their own waters and decide how much to fish they also want to banish other european fisherman from british waters like this dutch vessel dutch captain good or bad summer spends eighty percent of the year fishing exclusively in british parts of the north sea. there is a god it would be on that if i can no longer fish there are have to find other areas that have to compete with my dutch colleagues and share a tiny fishing area why fish will be. breaks inputs about fifty percent of the dutch fishing fleet in peril says pim fister who represents the dutch fishing industry. he thinks this is unnecessary because strict e.u. regulations now. and sure there's enough fish for

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draws up north sea fishing quotas by fish type and country. what aggravates us is the share we have in arrow waters where fishing in british waters which was british territorial waters and have to for back fish because their counterparts a european fisherman they do not they do not have to from that's why nearly all british fishermen voted for banks it they want to regain control over their own waters and decide how much to fish they also want to banish other european fisherman from british waters like this dutch vessel captain good or bad summer spends eighty percent of the year fishing exclusively in british parts of the north sea. there's a god it would take longer if i could no longer fish there are have to find other areas that have to compete with my dutch colleagues and share a tiny fishing area you know well why fisheries it. breaks it puts about fifty percent of the dutch fishing fleet in peril says pim fischer who represents the dutch fishing industry. he thinks this is unnecessary because strict e.u. regulations now. and sure there'

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but it will be a pretty cloudy day, a bit of brightness coming in off the north sea eventually, but look at the temperatures. 0ne, sea eventually, but look at the temperatures. one, two, three, 4 degrees, still feeling small. it's not until we get into the start of next week that we have our own area of high pressure keeping things at least in the first part of the week of wee bit more settled, feeling less cold and a bit unsettled later on. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines... police launch a murder inquiry into the death of another russian exile in london — they say there is nothing to link it to the poisoning in salisbury. police activity continues here at the home here in new malden after what was initially called an unexplained death has now been labelled a murder. an 18—year—old is convicted of attempted murder following a tube bombing in west london — it's emerged ahmed hassan was on the government's anti—radicalisation programme, prevent. is the beast back? snow, high winds and sub—zero temperatures could mean disruption in parts of east and norther

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sea further north. another cold day again, particularly in the strong winds. this is bbc news. 0ur lastest headlines: moscow announces it will expel 23 british diplomats amid tensions over the nerve agent attack in salisbury. the british consulate in st petersburg will also close. the prime minister has said russia must account for its actions. we will never tolerate a threat to the life of british citizens and others on british soil from the russian government. applause counter terrorism police are contacting russian exiles living in the uk, about their personal safety, following the suspected murder of businessman nikolai glushkov. a data firm credited with helping donald trump win the 2016 presidential election has been suspended by facebook after reports they harvested private information from over 50 million users. a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women are shot dead in east sussex. flights are cancelled and the met office sets out an amber weather warning as

sea facing coasts. temperatures will respond with the sunshine, highs around 7—11. with the light winds and sunshine, it will feel much better. however, low pressure will sit out to the west, not only for wednesday but the rest of the working week in actualfact. spiralling around that low is a series of frontal systems. the good news is it's driving in a south—westerly wind so milder air spills across the country, the bad news is circulating around that my will be weather fronts bringing rain at times. not for all of us. perhaps on wednesday it will be in the south—west, eventually into ireland and also wales and south—west scotland but central and eastern areas will see decent spells of sunshine and temperatures will respond. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eas

north sea, picking up much as it does and what i am showing you now, i have taken off the cloud and this is where we think the cloud and this is where we think the bulk of the showers will fall on the bulk of the showers will fall on the day in saturday. a bitterly cold day. whether you see the showers or not, it will not be a warm day. five oi’ not, it will not be a warm day. five or6 not, it will not be a warm day. five or 6 degrees in the south but even thatis or 6 degrees in the south but even that is a drop. at this stage there is already three amber warnings from the met office. starting saturday afternoon and they are for snow and ice. it is going to be a real problem. amber, we are not messing around, just one stage below the red which is life—threatening. these snow showers on into sunday morning just keep coming. it will be a cold night so there will be web services and lying snow and ice will be a problem. sunday is a different kettle of fish, it looks as if many of the showers begin to drift away towards the west. leaving dry conditions in its wake for sunday afterno

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the snow showers around elsewhere feeding the north sea. here is our main area of cold. it heads perhaps into the midlands but more towards wales and the south—west. widespread frost and snow showers almost anywhere, and icy conditions as well. the's move into sunday morning and have a more detailed look at the forecast for early in the day, where we have got that snow across the west cou ntry we have got that snow across the west country in the devon and cornwall and mid and south east wales. behind it, dry cloudy conditions in the south—east before we're back into these lines of showers coming in of the north sea. sheltered scotland and northern ireland missing much of the snow showers. the snow is across the south—west corner, even into the afternoon, but by this stage it should have moved away from wales, but not before it leaves destruction and temperatures struggling to make one or 2 degrees and this bitterly cold easterly wind, it will feel more like —5 or —6, but only briefly. high pressure builds across the uk, and that will squash away the uk, and tha

sea, all that cold air picking up the moisture from the north sea and i suspect you know what comes next. as early as tonight, as you have suggested in the introduction, we will see that weather front tumbling across the british isles, persistent snow across southern england and wales, through saturday morning. becoming more showery but snow showers and all the while, because of that easterly further north, there is a complete supply of snow showers running from the north sea and the eastern side of scotland and england, absolutely exposed. given the strength of the wind, temperatures feeling like —6, —7 or —8, some of those snow showers will get across the midlands and into wales, particularly eastern wales. the father of a female engineering student allegedly attacked by a group of women in nottingham has called for "justice" for his daughter. 18—year—old mariam moustafa died on wednesday, nearly a month after she was assaulted on a bus in the city centre. nottinghamshire police says there is nothing to suggest it was a hate crime, although they are "keeping an open mind". si

and will hop over to often on the north sea coast. the markets where lies in the very center of braitman. this is where stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think we have a date. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state. by one why was this room built what is it used for just. as the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room and the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot anything like i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four to five hundred yea

next few hours of the north sea. that warning is valid from four o'clock. we've also got another warning overnight and for much of tomorrow for the south—west of england and parts of wales, issued by the met office. temperatures are struggling to get much above freezing. and in the wind, it feels much, much colder than that. moving things on a bit through this evening and overnight, we've still got some snow showers across northern areas. then we have got more persistent snow arriving in the south—east, moving to wales and the south—west of england. perhaps a glancing blow across parts of the midlands. with snow showers around elsewhere and a widespread frost, it's going to be pretty icy as well. heading into the morning, we've got his main focus of the snow. across the south—west of england, this is a high resolution model, with more detail. stretching into wales. behind it, cloudy but generally dry across the south—east of the uk. further north we have got these showers coming in of the north sea. shelter

, four or cold air coming in from the north sea, fouror5 cold air coming in from the north sea, four or 5 degrees in leith. as a consequence, much cooler conditions to be found towards the north, and we see these snowfall totals to mount up. further south, into wednesday, brighter sky is falling behind, but a bright and last resort of day, with a number of showers and maybe some hail in the heaviest. a mixed bag to start the new week, turning a bit colder after those double—figure temperatures, some rain at times and a risk of snow, particularly on high ground.

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and you will hop over to break mark how often on the north sea coast. the markets where lies in the very center of brakeman. this is where some on my next story this statue is called the rowland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. know we have a date. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial then use in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state you know it's done by one why was this room built what is it used for. the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here in. assembly room the room also served as a court room the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the building from the theme i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're forty five hundred

sea coasts. here a little more cloudy during the day. but not bad, predominantly dry, particularly in comparison with monday with highs of 7—11 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and this low pressure out in the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate across the uk. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we'll see dry, bright weather. temperatures responding with the sunshine and the southerly wind, highs of up to 1a degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the southâ€

sea coasts. here a little more cloudy during the day. but not bad, predominantly dry, particularly in comparison with monday with highs of 7—11 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and this low pressure out in the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate across the uk. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we'll see dry, bright weather. temperatures responding with the sunshine and the southerly wind, highs of up to 1a degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the southâ€

snow showers around elsewhere and feeding off the north sea and the cold wind. here is our main area of snow further south that moves away from the south—east and heads into the midlands but more towards whale in the south west. heavy falls over higher ground. the widespread frost and snow shower was almost anywhere. icy conditions as well. moving into sunday morning and a more detailed look in the forecast for early in the day where we have got the snow across the west country and into devon and cornwall and into mid and south east wales amber hides it there was generally dry and cloudy conditions in the south is before we are back into these lines of showers coming in on the strong wind off the north sea. sheltered west and scotland and northern ireland are missing much of the snow showers and we will be dry for most of the day through the south—east snow. the snow was still there in the south—west corner of england, even into the afternoon, but by this stage it should have moved away from wales, not before release some disruption and temperatures are st

sea coast with the called air coming from the north sea. the drying up process continues overnight, and clearing skies further west, sunshine tomorrow, frost, probably quite hard frost and widespread across scotland in particular because it's been so damp we will see mist and fog as we had towards the morning hours which we will have to clear first thing. the start of april. sandwiched between weather systems, this one coming south and west, it does look like the driest day of the long weekend, easter day that is. it will tend to fragment, some brightness coming through, sunshine and a few showers, snow showers for scotland but good sunshine here, initially in the south and west but through the afternoon the approach of the next weather system will blank out sunshine and bring with it rained through the second half of the afternoon. into easter monday the process , afternoon. into easter monday the process, the weather system continued to go north, butting into cold here, turning into snow mostly over the hills, up into scotland, some low l

further north, a shot of cold air coming in from the north sea. 4-5d air coming in from the north sea. 4—5d only. as a consequence, cooler conditions found towards the north. in the south, on wednesday, the front clears away and brighter skies followed behind, but it is a bright and blustery sort of day on wednesday with a number of showers, maybe a little bit of pale in there. it will be turning colder this week, some rain at times, and a risk of snow, particularly on high ground. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the australia cricket captain steve smith has been banned for one match by cricket's ruling body, the icc, over the ball—tampering scandal. the australian prime minister has said he's furious it seemed completely beyond belief that the australian cricket team had been involved in cheating. after all, our cricketers are role models. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of barcelona following the arrest of carles puigdemont. the former catalonian president was detained in germany on a european warrant. he is wanted in spain for sedition. three thousand

and will hop over to braemar often on the north sea coasts. the markets where lies in the very center of braitman. this is where stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. know we have a date this is. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state you know it's done by one why was this room built wasn't used for. as i thought it was the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot in the film i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they'

away from you, snow showers off the north she. —— the north sea. cloudy but drier weather in the south—east. with that wind, it will feel really cold out there. this is a mini beast because it will not last too long as we head into next week. we will find a northerly wind that will not phil is called. —— that will not feel as cold. that is only brief because atla ntic cold. that is only brief because atlantic winds coming later in the week that will bring in rain from the north—west. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. russia expels 23 british diplomats from moscow, in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy. the british ambassador remains defiant. we will always do what is necessary to defend ourselves and our badges againstan to defend ourselves and our badges against an attack like this which is an attack on the uk but also on the international system in which all countries including russia depend for their safety and security. here, the foreign office stress russia must account for their actions — the national

happen on the north sea coasts. the market square lies in the very center of brakemen. this is where stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think we have a date. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that still in its original state you know it's done by one why was this room built what is it used for just. as i thought it was the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room and the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot anything like i find these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four to five hundred years old on and they're

coming in from the north sea. more persistent area of snow, moving away from wales and the west country, dawdling across the south—west. other southern counties could see some light coming back in over the course of the night, they view showers towards the north, not as many most places dry overnight, the wind cries a little bit, widespread frost, given how cold it is, icy conditions as well. remaining snow across southern counties will head a way to the channel islands, still breezy, not the coldest winter that we have had recently. and it will still be cold, but it will be better than it has been. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. the foreign office has dismissed claims that the nerve agent used to target the former russian spy in salisbury could have come from the nearby porton down research laboratory. snow and ice continue to cause disruption to road, rail and air travel in parts of the uk. some police forces are advising motorists to avoid non—essential travel. a man's been arrested on suspicion of

sea, pick up the moisture from the north sea. i suspect you know what is coming next. as early as tonight, as you suggested in your introduction, we are going to see that weather front tom blitz way across the british isles. that is persistent snow across southern england and southern wales in the morning. becoming more showery with snow showers. further north there is a complete supply of snow showers running in the north sea. eastern scotland, eastern england absolutely exposed to those. given the strength of the wind, temperature is feeling like —6, —7, minus eight. some of those snow showers will get into wales and the midlands. it sounds like it could cause disruption? absolutely. to that effect the met office have issued a number of weather warnings. he said! i'm doing these. a bit of a battle there as to whether it was me or the director. it is all under control! it is all my fault. as indeed is the weather. the amber warnings out there from about four o'clock on saturday afternoon ride through the night, into sunday m

sea coasts. here a little more cloudy during the day. but not bad, predominantly dry, particularly in comparison with monday with highs of 7—11 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and this low pressure out in the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate across the uk. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we'll see dry, bright weather. temperatures responding with the sunshine and the southerly wind, highs of up to 1a degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the southâ€

during this evening and overnight a period of rain working into the north sea will bend back into the north sea will bend back into that cold air and that means during sunday's well the early hours of sunday we start to see the rain turning more readily to snow across higher parts of scotland. the night will be quite as cold as the nikon by still chilly enough in rural areas against patches of frost and so again we could have icy conditions first thing in the morning particularly across northern parts of the uk. more snow to come across higher parts of scotland. elsewhere showers coming to south—west england and where, the east of england has fewer showers and temperatures coming back to what happened in london but generally we are still seeing things on the cold side although not as cold as it has been so temperatures in edinburgh for example around 5 degrees during monday afternoon. what about the rest of the week? a low pressure will stay with us, that means the air is going to be a little less cold with further showers coming around, and those showers could occasionally turn to

further north, a shot of cold air coming in from the north sea. 4-5d air coming in from the north sea. 4—5d only. as a consequence, cooler conditions found towards the north. in the south, on wednesday, the front clears away and brighter skies followed behind, but it is a bright and blustery sort of day on wednesday with a number of showers, maybe a little bit of pale in there. it will be turning colder this week, some rain at times, and a risk of

sea coasts. here a little more cloudy during the day. but not bad, predominantly dry, particularly in comparison with monday with highs of 7—11 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and this low pressure out in the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate across the uk. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we‘ll see dry, bright weather. temperatures responding with the sunshine and the southerly wind, highs of up to 1a degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the south

sea. chiefly to the east, sheltered west should be fine, but it's going to be cold and windy as we get into the weekend. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the big dealmaker blocks a huge takeover planned in the tech industry. president trump cites national security concerns. but is itjust protectionism? and a leaked un report alleges that north korea is believed to be evading international sanctions by using asian companies. we will be live in singapore for the latest on that story very soon. and on the markets: a mixed picture is emerging after some losses on wall street.

this area of rain goes out into the north sea before bending back into the cold air gci’oss bending back into the cold air across scotland, said the rain here will turn to snow later during the night. it could be quite heavy over the hills. french is —— temperatures below freezing and more snow in the forecast for scotland. rain and sleet will be mixed in, further showers across wells and south—west england. brighter weather across eastern england, turning milder in london, but for most of us, still quite cool. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run a mile in underfour minutes, has died at the age of 88. he had been suffering from parkinson's disease. theresa may urges the eu to get on with agreeing what she calls her "ambitious, but practical" vision for relations after brexit. we've set out what we want, we've set out where we think we can have this ambitious relationship that's good for both sides — let's get on with it. work continues to clear snow from roads and railways lines after severe disruption. meanwhile, warnings of floo

living in moisture from the north sea, i think we will find the north sea, i think we will find the conversion of some of the rain in the snow, especially but not exclusively across the highest ground. we will do something similar on tuesday as a weather front moves away from england and wales, it drags its moisture up towards the high ground of scotland and on this occasion, it may well be for a time that we will see something a little bit more wintry and the bulk of the snow will be found across the high ground of northern scotland. further south, it will end up being a fairly quiet day. sunshine rather in short supply but there is a lot of dry weather to be had. as we get on into the middle part of the week, not too many isobars on that charge, so things will be quite still. if you have some mist and fog, they may hang around for a wee while but as we get into northern scotland, again it isa we get into northern scotland, again it is a matter of snow rather than anything else. a cool the day perhaps, followed by a ratherfrosty night. as we move from wednesday on the thursday, there could be

there is more cloud, actually, just lingering in the north sea. with the wind coming in it pushes that cloud into england and wales overnight, that will limit the temperature drop, limiting the file, but some icy patches. also, clear skies and light winds. here in the north—west, closer to that central of high pressure squeezes out the snow from the sky giving us dry weather. we've got some chilly winds in eastern england, more cloud around england and wales on tuesday. sunlight drizzly she was, but it will be dry. more sunshine east of the meridian. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and in scotland. here temperatures could be as high as 9 degrees. seven or nine seems fairly typical, an improvement on today. in the middle of the week we start to see atlantic winds arriving towards the north—west of the uk. much more cloud on wednesday. generally dry for england and wales, bought cloud will increase. temperatures could get up to 10 degrees. these atlantic winds squeeze our area of high pressure which retreats to the silence. thursday

sea. this convergence of snow showers in those areas which is why we have those warnings, they are from four o'clock this afternoon on till nine o'clock tomorrow morning, but we have another one. the south west, it has been extended into cornwall, into parts of wales. organised spell of persistent snow which will develop overnight, this is from midnight until nine o'clock tomorrow evening. for that corner of the uk. a couple of mechanisms producing what could be some substantial snowfall with the heaviest snowfall over the high ground. in terms of how long it is going to last? into next week? a return to spring question not don't shake your head! i was shaking my head to the first question. laughter i was talking about this as a mini beast because it won't last so long, this is not as intense and the snow won't last as long. what we find, when the spell of snow runs on the south—east to the south—west overnight, you will find things drying off in the south—east. snow showers across m

sea coast. here cloudy during the day. but prolonged and the dry. especially compared to monday, with highs of 7— 11 degrees. moving from tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and i5 under the influence of low pressure and is low pressure out of the atla ntic and is low pressure out of the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. the good news is it is filling up week. the good news is it is filling up south—westerly wind5, so mild air dominates the uk. it will be windy at times and we will see some wet weather 5piralling around that low pressure me weather 5piralling around that low pre55ure me almost weather 5piralling around that low pressure me almost like a catherine wheel, driving up rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, but eventually moving into northern ireland and wales. but for much of the eastern area5, ireland and wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we will see dry, bright weather. temperatures are respondi

from the north sea, well, well, 5 degrees only, and asa sea, well, well, 5 degrees only, and as a consequence, much cooler conditions to be found. we season overall totals moving up. brighter skies falling behind, but it is a bright and blustery sort of day on wednesday, with a number of showers, wee bit of hale in the heaviest of them. a mixed bag to start off the new week, will be turning colder, after the double figures temperatures. there will be the risk of snow, particularly on high ground. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: protesters face off with police on the streets of barcelona after former catalonian president carles puigdemont is arrested in germany. these are the latest picture from barcelona as separatist supporters call for mr puigdemont‘s police. —— release. the australia cricket captain steve smith has been banned for one match by cricket's ruling body — the icc — over the ball tampering scandal. the australian prime minister says he's shocked and disappointed. an extra 3000 midwives are to be trained in england — to ease staff shortages and improve care.

cold air blowing in off the north sea. the drying up process continues, and some sunshine promised tomorrow. ahead of that, as slight frost, probably quite hard and widespread. because it has been so damp, we will have to clear that first thing at the start of april, and we are sandwiched between systems, this one approaching from the south and west, and we still have the cold air with us, salt easter day looks like the dry state. still the remnants in eastern areas but it will continue to fragment. perhaps some sunshine and a few showers, snow showers for scotland. good sunshine for northern ireland and initially in the south and west. through the afternoon the approach of the next system will blanket sunshine and bring with it some rain throughout the second half of the afternoon. in the easter monday that process and weather system continues northwards, butting into our cold air, turning the store, mostly over the hills. several centimetres piling up, the peak district, the pennines —— turning to snow. it turns mild

sea coast with the called air blowing off the north sea. the drying up continues through the night, and clearing skies for the west sunshine tomorrow ahead of that a slight frost probably quite a hard frost and the widespread one across scotla nd frost and the widespread one across scotland in particular because it's been so damp we'll see mist and fog as we head towards the morning hours which will clear first time. the start of april. sandwiched between weather systems. this one coming from the south and west, it looks like the driest day of this long weekend easter day that is. there will be remnants of the weather front in eastern areas but it will fragment, brightness coming through, sunshine and a few showers, few snow showers for scotland but good sunshine in the south and west but in the afternoon and approach of the next weather system will blag at the sunshine and bring with it rain. indeed easter monday that process, the weather system continues to go north blotting into the called air turning into snow mostly over the hell is so

however is to go through the night the rain works into the north sea before bending back across scotla nd sea before bending back across scotland saw the rain he will turn to snow which are an indie night and the snow could turn out to be heavy. in rural areas that is the risk of ice are takers on monday and then thatis ice are takers on monday and then that is the forecast for scotland, particular to the hills there could be some snow and rain and sleet makes them. showers into south—west england with an ongoing thought that across eastern england fewer showers and brighter weather turning milder in london. but most of us still quite cool. thatcher weather.

sea coast. here a little more cloudy during the day. but prolonged and the dry. especially compared to monday, with highs —— especially compared to monday, with highs of 7—11 degrees. moving from tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and is low pressure out of the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate the uk. it will be windy at times and we will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, but eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we will see dry, bright weather. temperatures are responding with the sunshine and wind, up to 1a degrees. a similar story on thursday. a front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands, and eventually into the south—east, but much of easte

sea coasts. here a little more cloudy during the day. but not bad, predominantly dry, particularly in comparison with monday with highs of 7—11 degrees. now, as we move out of tuesday, we will be under the influence of low pressure and this low pressure out in the atlantic is actually going to stay with us for the rest of the working week. now, the good news is it is spilling up south—westerly winds, so milder air starts to dominate across the uk. it will be windy at times and it will see some wet weather spiralling around that low pressure, almost like a catherine wheel, driving up some rain at times. chiefly affecting the south—west, eventually moving into northern ireland and into wales. but for much of the eastern areas, we'll see dry, bright weather. temperatures responding with the sunshine and the southerly wind, highs of up to 1a degrees. a similar kind of story actually on thursday. another front brings rain into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and eventually into the southâ€

frequent snow showers coming in from off the north sea and the number of amber warnings from the met office. there are frequent snow showers coming in from off the north sea and then the secondary area develops overnight. we have the snow showers coming into this evening. but the worst of the weather will be towards the south of the night goes on, because we have an organised spell of snow arriving in south—west england and parts of wales. a widespread frost, and icy conditions. where we have the snow for a while in the morning across wales, it may linger in the afternoon across cornwall and devon. behind it, it is cloudy in the south—east, so there will not be much snow falling. another cold day, especially in the wind. this is bbc news, our latest headlines... the prime minister says britain will never tolerate russia's actions

the weather picture overnight, the area of rain working its way up to the north sea before bending back into the cold air and turning to snow towards the end of the night. again, targeting eastern areas of scotla nd again, targeting eastern areas of scotland where a there will be colder air scotland where a there will be colderair in scotland where a there will be colder air in place stop temperatures not quite as low as they have been overnight but still cold enough of pockets of frost in rural areas. icy stretches to take u5 rural areas. icy stretches to take us into monday. monday look5 rural areas. icy stretches to take us into monday. monday looks at another snowy day, particular if other hills of scotland. showers moving up from the south targeting wale5 moving up from the south targeting wales in south—west england and again, further thaw of the lying snow. a lot of cloud around with brighter spells. southeast england for the most. otherwise, things still a bit cool for the time of year and with the atlantic 5till e55entially pretty blocked at the moment, we are not seeing whet

however is to go through the night the rain works into the north sea before bending back across scotla nd sea before bending back across scotland saw the rain he will turn to snow which are an indie night and the snow could turn out to be heavy. in rural areas that is the risk of ice are takers on monday and then thatis ice are takers on monday and then that is the forecast for scotland, particular to the hills there could be some snow and rain and sleet makes them. showers into south—west england with an ongoing thought that across eastern england fewer showers and brighter weather turning milder in london. but most of us still quite cool. thatcher weather. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. flood warnings along the south west and north east coasts caused by strong winds and high tides — as elsewhere work continues to clear snow from roads and railway lines. german chancellor angela merkel is set to form her fourth government after the social democrats voted in favour ofjoining a new grand coalition. it ended five months of deadlock since the election. president trump thre