Pushing in from siberia, it will be frosty overnight, a hard frost, 6 also in the suburbs. Some frost around sunday morning, a little bit of cloud around but it should melt away. There will be more cloud for the coming day across the east of scotla nd the coming day across the east of scotland and england. It is a little grey, a few snow flurries. In contrast, less cloud in the Western Isles of scotland and Northern Ireland, not really helping the temperatures. Add on the strength of the wind and it will feel better. Tomorrow night we see an increasing threat of flickr cloud. Thicker cloud. Another bitterly cold night. Then the risk increases as we go through monday of snow showers. This is bbc news, our latest headlines the Un Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution demanding a 30 day ceasefire in syria. It comes as more thanks 500 civilians have been killed in a week in the rebel held enclave of Eastern Ghouta in the country. A man and a woman have been charged with cau
A target lets speak to our correspondent in kabul jennifer glass jennifer what more you hearing about this attack in jalalabad fully we understand that special forces have just arrived on the scene a large explosion happened sit in cars alight eleven people we understand are injured according to a local hospital and there is a gunfight underway they believe possibly two attackers are inside the headquarters of save the children that ngo into law of god in eastern afghanistan and we know that a number we know that the firefight is going on ambulances are on the scene and special forces have just arrived thank you very much for that Jennifer Gratz with the latest there from kabul on that attack in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad thank you. Al jazeera has gained access to one of the most remote areas in the world where hundreds are feared dead due to a Measles Outbreak Officials Say the crisis in indonesias Eastern Province of popy. Has claimed the lives of sixty nine children but Ch
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