across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spr

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow, grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country, but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be 10 degrees, but warmer spots, maybe south—western parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting — the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread may

so, cold on the north sea. on the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spreading into northern parts of england during the course of saturday. again, chilly on the north sea coast, maybe 12 in newcastle, typically 16 there in plymouth and not far off that in belfast as well. here's sunday's weather forecast — more of the same — cold wind out of the north sea and all the bad weather staying way to the south of us and similar temperatures, perhaps not even making double figures there in aberdeen. so, let's have a look at t

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spr

sea for example. again to drill in the north sea for example-— again to drill in the north sea for example. there are lots of thins for example. there are lots of things to _ for example. there are lots of things to unpack _ for example. there are lots of things to unpack in _ for example. there are lots of things to unpack in this - things to unpack in this review. one of the big questions is coherence, between the targets set in different areas and between the short—term response to a crisis and the long—term response to the second crisis of climate change, obviously deeply involving the energy sector. so it is going to be hard to explain, for the government having held the glasgow conference last year, only earlier this week, the massive report on the incident that —— intergovernmental panel on climate change which said that we need to get emissions down rapidly, there are lots of options, a lot of them are cheaper options. the government will struggle to get around the world saying that we need to get away from fossil fuels and look at the ipcc report a look at the progress the

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spr

the chilly waters of the north sea where sea temperatures are onlyjust north sea where sea temperatures are only just from eastern north sea where sea temperatures are onlyjust from eastern coastal areas, 13 to 15 degrees but southern and western areas, temperatures quite widely into the high teens, pleasant in the sunshine for sure. tonight, most will keep the clear weather but there will be a few patches of rain in the far south of england for a time. stay in cardiff in northern scotland but with clear skies elsewhere, about three to 7 degrees for most of us heading into sunday morning. sunday, anotherfine day for most of us, they will affect the eastern coastal areas, cloudy and northern scotland, fewer showers around, more of you having a drier day and again, temperatures reaching the high teens in the sunshine. those are in western and southern areas. monday, most of us will again have bright or sunny spells but we are going to see some showers building, that equally across central and eastern england, one or two on the heavy side as well but away from central england, are largely

it has been turned into a greenpeace headquarters in the north sea. because isaac left the greenpeace. could stay here until september. when the rick can no longer be sunk given to me at the nor see will be to stormy, then you still miss at 1st sheldon react. ah, only a few days later did they dispatch a crane let for the plan have been to use this to clean and prepare the bread spar for dismantling yes the under the front shells 1st attack on the platform is the key scene in the whole brent spar story the moment because at that moment to shell had produced the constellation that greenpeace wanted to have, by which i always felt most comfortable in love with david against goliath. in that 2nd, there's a queen. it became world news as a queen, nevada, nevada. the arrest of some of the activists became a prelude to a week long confrontation that dominated german media. it was a game of cat and mouse out on the high seas green. these kept trying to get activists on to the bridge bar to delay its removal. while shell tried to stop them with water canada.

so how come they are low to don't their dirty oil platform into the north sea? is this powerful argument with irresistible dusty? this politicians quickly realised this needn't become part of the movement and perhaps even took the lead. did they soon go under mcdonald flights of gun spitzer, debbie ones? that's and, and give you a tough guy to leave us. and we consider the sinking of this platform to be an environmental crime. i have arranged that the apt iep, he's official vehicles, will not use shall petrol stations until further notice. say the tongue veteran. suddenly even the pro free market party, the f t p was on the same wavelength. as greenpeace, the sinking of brin spar had been show great britain's play. but that didn't keep people from boycotting showed germany's gas stations. issues like c o 2 emissions or reducing car traffic generally weren't disgust. people just got their fuel elsewhere dummy combined in canada, and that brings us to the heart of the protein content. lucy didn't philip, it shall be dis who s who are b p your arrow insanity, all o

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spr

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow, grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country, but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be 10 degrees, but warmer spots, maybe south—western parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting — the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread may

so, cold on the north sea. into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country, but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. on the actual coast, it could be 10 degrees, but warmer spots, maybe south—western parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting — the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread maybe, spreading into northern parts of england during the course of saturday. again, chilly on the north sea coast, maybe 12 in newcastle, typically 16 there in plymouth and not far off that in belfast as well. here's sunday's weather forecast — more of the same — cold wind out of the north sea and all

friday, the winds increasing further and across north sea coast, temperatures being pegged back to around 12 celsius also, feeling cooler in the wind. again high temperatures further west, but even here, you will notice things starting to cool off. the weekend isn't entirely a done deal. you may start to see some rain moving in from either the south of the east. we will be keeping a close eye on developments there, but that is how things are looking, jane. developments there, but that is how things are looking, jane._ things are looking, jane. thank you, chris. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. manchester united have confirmed that cristiano ronaldo will not feature in tonight's premier league clash with liverpool following the death of his baby son. ronaldo and partner georgina rodriguez announced the sad news on social media last night, saying it is the "greatest pain that any parents can feel". in a statement, the club has said that, "family is more i

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be 10 degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spre

it was also cooler around those north sea coasts. the wind continues to come in off the north sea, where sea surface temperatures are only around nine celsius. we've still got those east—to—northeasterly winds on sunday, not as strong as on saturday. many places will be dry with some warm sunshine coming through, as well. now, close to this area of low pressure, there could still be a bit of rain threatening the far south of england. still got high pressure to the north of the uk, keeping the run of east to north—easterly winds going. and these are the temperatures we start with on sunday morning. still a bit of rain there potentially in the far southwest of england to move away. elsewhere, though, a generally dry and sunny start. we'll see some cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler

across the north sea and cuts through the uk. particularly chilly on those north sea coasts. it'll also drag in some cloud, some moisture, particularly to central and eastern parts of england, so a slow grey, breezy, chilly start to the day here, whereas out towards the west, there'll be sunshine. also, a few showers developing anywhere from london into the south midlands, southern wales, maybe salisbury plain, perhaps the west country, but elsewhere, it should be sunny. so, cold on the north sea. 0n the actual coast, it could be 10 degrees, but warmer spots, maybe south—western parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting — the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread mayb

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

sea coasts with the wind off the north sea. the risk of some risk around coastal areas. overnight, more cloud coming into the eastern side of england, clear skies out towards the west. despite the clear skies, temperatures should be no lower than around a—6 c by friday morning. we start with more cloud on friday morning, that will get dragged down to south wales and southern england, where there could still be a few showers into the afternoon. elsewhere, some sunshine away from that low cloud, misty weather in the formative scotland. temperatures, 16—17 in many areas, cooler in winds around the north sea coast. over the next few days, will keep the easterly winds, likely to strengthen, always going to be warmer in the west, but not a great deal of rain in the few days. this is bbc news. the headlines. mps vote today on whether there should be an inquiry into claims the prime minister misled parliament about lockdown parties. the prime minister now should be long gone. borisjohnson is thousands of miles away on a trade missi

that cool breeze off the north sea will make its presence felt. this is what the weather map looks like now, low—pressure to the south—west of our neighbourhood, high pressure to the north, and basically the air stream coming from scandinavia across the north sea. straight into tomorrow morning because there's not much happening, a bit of cloud first thing, partly cloudy skies and some glimmers of sunshine. through the course of the afternoon, there could be some showers, literally sprinkles in the wind from london, generally speaking it's a bride if not sunny day. the best of the weather in western, south—western scotland, could be 19 in some spots, compare that to 10 degrees on the north sea coast. the weather map doesn't really change through this weekend, we still have low pressure to the south, high pressure to the north, and these white lines show the wind direction coming from scandinavia, basically cutting across the country so it will feel chilly on the north sea coast. again the same pattern, some cloud here and there, may be some

chilly on the north sea coast is the... cold when out of the north sea, and all the bad weather staying way to the south of us. not making double figures in aberdeen. let's have a look at the output into non—day. the wind switches direction will be more of a norge 30, so the temperatures will drop next week, making around 10—11 across some northern towns and cities. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. presidentjoe biden has announced an additional $800 million of military help for ukraine. biden says, the aid, including heavy artillery weapons, ammunition and tactical drones, will be sent directly to what he called "the frontlines of freedom". the mayor of mariupol has given a defiant response to russia's claims to have taken control of the city. vadym boychenko said it remained ukrainian, irrespective of any statements made about it. earlier, president putin congratulated his defence minister on having successfully taken the city. president volodymyr zelensky, in a virtual address to a world bank forum, said uk

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

north sea coast and some gusty winds to the west as well. but it's in the sheltered areas they will find temperatures getting up to 18 degrees with a few degrees cooler along those north sea coasts. the weather pattern is the same as we head into the second half of the weekend. high pressure in the north of the uk and low pressure in the south and we are left with that run of strong east or northeast and winds. there could be rain overnight clearing away but my sunshine for england and wales and northern ireland is doing well. they will be my cloud across northern 5cotland turning cooler but further south in the sunshine 18 degrees and it will feel pleasant despite strong winds. next week the wind will be lighter but change direction to a northern that will bring cooler air down across the country. 5ome cool weather for the early part of next week and a lot of cloud. it is staying fine and dry for the most part. april looks like it will be drier than average for the uk as a whole. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the

chilly for the north sea coast, bear in mind the north sea coast, bear in mind the sea is only nine or 10 degrees at the moment so we won't see temperatures much higher than that. that goes with high levels of tree pollen, and today some high levels of uv as well. level six for some spots in the south. through this evening, we repeat last night with a cloud melting away and the mist returning. the cloud melts away a little more across scotland so more patchy frost here, but again for late april, quite a chilly start tomorrow morning. then we are chasing banks of cloud for tomorrow. it may be that we will see more sunshine for the north of scotland and north—east england compared with today, but possibly some showers in the north—west of scotland and northern ireland, viewers in the —— viewer in the north—east. a bit more breeze in the south perhaps as well tomorrow, so only 15 degrees, and we keep to breeze into thursday and friday. with the high pressure sat on top of us, there will be very little breeze elsewhere. so all through the rest of the week we will be chasing banks

but the wind from the east or north will be strong and turn cold air across the north sea coast and eastern scotland and england with some low cloud. the temperatures will be further west with highs of 17 degrees. for friday but pressure will be sitting across iberia with high pressure in control to the north of the uk bringing in northeast winds which will be strong at times. it will take the edge of the temperatures but across north sea coast and we can see low cloud and mist. 0n 9 or 10 degrees in aberdeen or newcastle. heading west and south we could see 17 degrees in south wales and england. next weekend and the following week the area of low pressure could affect southern parts with some rain and we could see rain pushing into the start of next week. high pressure will continue to hold on across the north of the uk bringing a lot of dry weather across the northern half of the uk. you could see: influx moving down from the northeast but generally speaking will stay mild. it would be a north, south divide into that weekend we could see a few showers across southern areas steam drier in

it was also cooler around those north sea coasts. the wind continues to come in off the north sea, where sea surface temperatures are only around nine degrees. we've still got those east—to—northeasterly winds on sunday, not as strong as on saturday. many places will be dry with some warm sunshine coming through, as well. now, close to this area of low pressure, there could still be a bit of rain threatening the far south of england. still got high pressure to the north of the uk, keeping the run of east—to—northeasterly winds going. and these are the temperatures we start with on sunday morning. still a bit of rain there potentially in the far south west of england to move away. elsewhere, though, a generally dry and sunny start. we'll see some cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be 1—2 isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the southwest of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cooler sti

the winds again coming across the chilly waters of the north sea where the sea temperatures are onlyjust coming up from their wintertime lows, so it's still cold out in the sea. and as the winds pass across the cold waters, well, it has a certain cooling effect around eastern areas — ii to 14 degrees, your top temperature through sunday afternoon. the warmest weather again across the south and west with temperatures into the high teens. now through sunday evening and overnight, we're looking at, again, largely dry and clear conditions. the exception will be for northern scotland where there will be some low cloud coming in, a few mist patches here and there. your overnight lows into monday morning, about four to seven degrees celsius for most of us. now, for monday, there will be a change in the weather forecast in that there'll be more showers around. they'll be focused across eastern and then central areas of england. one or two of them could be quite heavy as well. away from that part of england, though, the weather again largely dry. but we are starting to see some of that thicker

north sea coast. 0verall, odd one getting into yorkshire of the north sea coast. overall, we are dominated by dry weather and that easterly wind keeps things feeling particularly cool along the north north sea coast. sometime further west and we should see temperatures at 16 or 17. 0vernight saturday into sunday, isobars open up a little bit across scotland, the chance of a patchy frost in eastern areas through the small hours. very little change in that weather picture on the whole the sunday. if anything, perhaps more in the way of sunshine on sunday for england and wales. the chance of a shower for the channel islands and one or two for the south—west of england. elsewhere it is looking dry. still some thick cloud sitting to the north of scotland. temperatures on sunday, highs of 16—18 c. a change for the beginning of the week, though. high pressure is not going anywhere, but it is drifting further west, so we will spring winds to a northerly direction after the easterly of the weekend, which t

are onlyjust the north sea and vc temperatures are only just starting the north sea and vc temperatures are onlyjust starting to lift off their wintertime lows and there is a bit of a like and how quickly the sea is warm up so across eastern sea is warm up so across eastern areas sea is warm up so across eastern areas of scotland and england those cool waters influencing the weather and that will have some slightly cooler air here, 13—15, highest temperatures high teens across the south and the west. the night you might well see if you might well see a few patches of rangers flirting with the south of the wise most of you it is a dry night with clear skies, still quite cloudy for northern scotland. tomorrow it is another fine —looking day northern scotland. tomorrow it is anotherfine —looking day with more of that sphinx and trying to look forward to and i think of that sphinx and trying to look forward to and i think if anything there will be fewer showers around so more of you will stay dry through the whole of the day. of sunshine, high temperature tending to be across western

tuesday we will see cloud per southwards into the north sea and then move across inland areas. after a sunny start it turns cloudier. a little bit cold as well, so you will notice temperatures down a little bit further a0 scotland, eastern england, nine in aberdeen and newcastle. still some want, 16 and i7 newcastle. still some want, 16 and 17 across parts of the south and west. wednesday a similar picture. winds can be for me north, north—easterly direction. cloud building across most areas, the best of the sunshine likely across sheltered western areas and temperatures still ranging from nine to just 1a further southwards. the trend is for you to turn cloudier and a bit cooler as well. that trait is not there just three wednesday, similar conditions through wednesday and friday as well. but then probably some changes into the following weekend. let's take a look at the jet stream pattern. over recent days we have seen this reach to the north of the uk, that is what has been building the area of high pressure. bring us fine weather with the wind is coming from the north—ea

always cooler along the north sea coast with the wind off the sea, some shelter towards the west. we could be looking at highs of 17 or 18 degrees. through the evening and overnight, a few more showers maybe for the north east of england. overall, though, a lot of dry weather, a bit more cloud for eastern scotland in the nightjust gone. i think it will be a little milder here for first thing on monday, essentially a frost free start to the new week. a few areas getting down the lower end of single figures in terms of temperatures. now, for monday, our high pressure centre just shifts a little bit further westwards. that swings our wind direction round to somewhat more of a northeasterly. and it also kind of weakens the effect of the high, if you like. so monday, after a fine start, i anticipate there'll be more cloud bubbling up through the day and a greater chance of that cloud towering high enough come the afternoon to squeeze out a few showers. they will be fairly well scattered again though across the uk, but a greater chance of many areas seeing them through monday, although

this should was a part of a huge bubble that russia was trying to impose on the whole north sea. little reported in this content -- this context are three ships have been shot and damaged by the russians going in and out of ports in the north sea. commercial ships flagged outside nato and one of them i believe was flagged. russia has been imposing itself in the black sea and this should with the centerpiece of russia being able to impose its position over the ports. and if russia was going to do anything from the sea against odessa or to go in and shell again and mary opal --mariupol this chute would be on the --. >> are you saying the russian navy needs to be taken out --? >> their ability to defend in the north should there ever be a challenge has definitely lessened. >> hanna, there has been much debate in the united states of support sent to ukraine. what support would you like the biden administration to send ukraine now? >> that is very important words. as germans, definitely the united states cannot read only country supporting the ukrainian military. that is depending on

now, i'm telling you about that because that's what this type of cloud is, running in off the north sea, affecting parts of eastern england and the midlands at the moment. now, that is going to be prone to thinning and breaking up a bit more, i think, as we go through thursday. but with clearer skies out towards the west, it's cold at the moment. we've got some frost to watch out for, heading into the first part of the morning. now, across southern england, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. should have some sunshine, as well, across much of the northwest of the uk, and i suspect this cloud will tend to get eroded, so the areas that are most likely to keep it into the afternoon, well, probably east midlands, lincolnshire, norfolk and suffolk, but otherwise, i think most of you will see some sunshine. dry for many, an odd shower for northern scotland, an odd shower in southwest england, but in the best of the sunshine, we're looking at highs up to 16 degrees. it's a similar kind of day, really, on friday. again, we start off with some of that patchy cloud coming in off the north se

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

always cooler along the north sea coast with the wind off the sea, some shelter towards the west. we could be looking at highs of 17 or 18 degrees. through the evening and overnight, a few more showers maybe for the north east of england. overall, though, a lot of dry weather, a bit more cloud for eastern scotland in the nightjust gone. i think it will be a little milder here for first thing on monday, essentially a frost—free start to the new week. a few areas getting down the lower end of single figures in terms of temperatures. now, for monday, our high pressure centre just shifts a little bit further westwards. that swings our wind direction round to somewhat more of a northeasterly. and it also kind of weakens the effect of the high, if you like. so monday, after a fine start, i anticipate there'll be more cloud bubbling up through the day and a greater chance of that cloud towering high enough come the afternoon to squeeze out a few showers. they will be fairly well scattered again though across the uk, but a greater chance of many areas seeing them through monday, althoug

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far northeast of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, northwest england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and southwest england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the southeast, where we see that cloud break up a

it was also cooler around those north sea coasts. the wind continues to come in off the north sea, where sea surface temperatures are only around nine degrees. we've still got those east—to—northeasterly winds on sunday, not as strong as on saturday. many places will be dry with some warm sunshine coming through, as well. now, close to this area of low pressure, there could still be a bit of rain threatening the far south of england. still got high pressure to the north of the uk, keeping the run of east—to—northeasterly winds going. and these are the temperatures we start with on sunday morning. still a bit of rain there potentially in the far south west of england to move away. elsewhere, though, a generally dry and sunny start. we'll see some cloud building up, particularly in england and wales, and there could be one or two isolated showers popping off, but generally it's dry. similar story for northern ireland — more sunshine in the south west of scotland, where it's a bit warmer, north—eastern parts of scotland cool

so, cold on the north sea. on the actual coast, it could be ten degrees, but warmer spots, maybe southwestern parts of scotland, perhaps as high as 19, most of us somewhere in between. also worth noting the tree pollen levels will be generally moderate to high on friday. so, the weekend, then, that pattern continues, so the high across the north, low pressure to the south. we can see the rain across spain and france, so the bad weather's to the south of us, but we still have that strong breeze and, again, a few showers. perhaps a little more widespread, maybe, spreading into northern parts of england during the course of saturday. again, chilly on the north sea coast, maybe 12 in newcastle, typically 16 there in plymouth and not far off that in belfast as well. here's sunday's weather forecast — more of the same — cold wind out of the north sea and all the bad weather staying way to the south of us and similar temperatures, perhaps not even making double figures there in aberdeen. so, let's have a look at t

feel colder right on those north sea coasts because the winds are coming in from off the north sea. so the higher temperatures, with those easterly winds are going to be in—land and towards that west up to 17—18 celsius. now, tomorrow, we've still got some high tree pollen levels across many parts of the uk. those levels probably dropping on friday and saturday as the winds are going to be stronger. certainly a stronger easterly wind on friday blowing in more cloud this time, especially across england and wales that could be thick enough to give a few drizzly showers. for more sheltered western parts of scotland, we've got more in the way of sunshine, so too for northern ireland and perhaps the northwest of england, but temperatures are going to be typically 12—15 celsius, so a cooler day thanks to the cloud and a stronger wind. this is the pressure pattern, though, that we are setting up as we head into the weekend. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south, and a stronger wind coming in from the east. the weekend does look windy still and cloudy on saturday. ther

that's because we were sheltered from a fresh easterly wind coming in off a cool north sea. it dragged in a lot of cloud with it. most of the weather action over the last few days has certainly been across europe where we've seen some hideous weather, wet and windy at times across northern spain and portugal, and that's going to continue for the weekend. for us, though, there will be a lot of cloud, and it's been pushing in off the north sea, and the cloud thick enough for some coastal fog which will linger across the far north—east of scotland. but once again, western areas in scotland, northern ireland, north—west england seeing the best of any sunshine. the cloud will break up across england and wales, but we could see a rash of showers into south wales and south—west england as we go through the afternoon. yes, it's going to be another breezy day, so on exposed north sea coasts, it will be noticeably cooler. we're likely to see those temperatures perhaps peaking at around 12 or 13 degrees. but in western areas and maybe into the south—east, where we see that clou

chilly north of scotland and particularly with the breeze of the north sea. on thursday, week by the front in the north of scotland. very little rain on the horizon. low pressure building however towards the west they may some splashes of rain towards the weekend. on thursday, we see the prolonged sunshine, we will see temperatures of 16— i7 sunshine, we will see temperatures of 16— 17 degrees in a shelter. very little sign of rain even well into next week. the bridge is dipping particularly anything either. only dry but getting colder as we start may. a bit of a fly in the eye meant in terms of low pressure approaching the west from the weekend which could provide some much—needed rain. you can see the jetstream pushes southwards for a time but a lot of uncertainty about how far is it will come and for the majority of the week ahead, the majority of the week ahead, the jetstream the majority of the week ahead, thejetstream remains the majority of the week ahead, the jetstream remains strong to the jetstream remains strong to the north—west, pushing l

all the while brisk north—easterly winds, flowing in over the chilly waters of the north sea, adding to a certain cool tonnes the air round the eastern coastal areas, so 13—15 degree, the highest temperatures again across the south and west, 17 for cardiff, an for london, in the sunshine out the breeze it doesn't feel too bad. 0vernight tonight there is the threat of more rain skirting into the south for a time. 0therwise clear skies for the most part. staying cloudy for northern scotland. temperatures for many about 3—7. tomorrow, i think we are looking at a fine day for the most part with spells of sunshine, morning an afternoon and on the whole there should be fewer showers round. northern scotland, plagued by some fairly low cloud. again the highest temperatures away from the east coast, 18s for london and for cardiff. for monday, we are looking at something of a change. there backbench greater number of showers, particularly for ian england. 0therwise, still a fair amount of drier weather with o cloud coming and going. temperatures on the whole just easing down a degree or t

of the north sea. the north sea coast today perhaps a little more _ the north sea coast today perhaps a little more overcast and certainly on the _ little more overcast and certainly on the cooler side. we will see some more _ on the cooler side. we will see some more cloud _ on the cooler side. we will see some more cloud to my thing, and western reaches _ more cloud to my thing, and western reaches of— more cloud to my thing, and western reaches of england and wales into the afternoon. further east to brighton _ the afternoon. further east to brighton. down the north sea coast in the _ brighton. down the north sea coast in the easterly wind, perhaps just 11 or in the easterly wind, perhaps just it or 12 _ in the easterly wind, perhaps just 11 or 12 degrees. further west, brighter. — 11 or 12 degrees. further west, brighter, bit of shelter, we could io brighter, bit of shelter, we could go up _ brighter, bit of shelter, we could go up to— brighter, bit of shelter, we could go up to 18 — bright

sea coast. 0verall getting into york issuing coming in off the north sea coast. overall we are dominated by dry weather. that easterly wind keeps things feeling cool along the length of the north sea coast. some spots getting up no higher than 11 or 12. sunshine further west and we should see temperatures 16, 17, 18 degrees. 0vernight saturday into sunday, the isobars are open up a bit across scotland. chance of a patchy frost through the small hour o you can see very little change in that weather on the whole for sunday, if anything, perhaps more in the wray of sunshine, on sunday, for england and wales, chance of a shower for the channel islands, one or two for the channel islands, one or two for the south—west, elsewhere it is looking dry, still some thicker cloud sitting to the north of scotland. temperatures on sunday, we are still looking at highs of 16—18. here is a change for the beginning of the week, though, high pressure, thatis of the week, though, high pressure, that is not going anywhere but it is drifting further westwards, so we will just drif

north sea course will be 9 degrees to 11 celsius. the rest of the week will be quite quiet with perhaps a bit of cloud for drizzle around the course but it will stay dry in the south—west with a tendency for temperatures to drop compared to recent days. this is bbc news. the headlines... emmanuel macron and marine le pen cast their votes — as france heads to the polls in the final round of the country's presidential election. japan says ten people have died off the northern island of hokkaido after a sightseeing boat went missing on saturday.

mainly feeding in off the north sea into eastern parts of england. we still have some cloud to clear away from the far south—east. that is where we have the strongest of the winds and this cloud is bringing a change into northern ireland, so wetter weather is moving in and we have rain and hill snow affecting western scotland. eastern scotland largely dry through the rest of the day but we will see more showers developing in england and wales this afternoon, some sunshine in between, but cold for the time of year, temperatures typically round eight degrees, this wet weather will move away from northern ireland and scotland, heading into wales and the south—west, it will bring snow over the hill, the showers in many areas will fade away that, i will keep going round some north sea coasts but otherwise, we will see clearer skies developing. another frost in scotland and many part of england, but it is nowhere near as cold as last night in northern ireland nor in wales and we will see the back of that wintry weather from wales and the south—west i