to reassure their tech start up sectors after the collapse of one of the main sources of funding, the silicon valley bank. the stars are gathering on the champagne coloured carpet at the oscars. we ll have the latest on hollywood s biggest night of the year. hello and welcome to bbc news. talks between the bbc and its highest paid presenter gary lineker are said to be moving in the right direction after a second day of scheduling disruption following his removal from the match of the day programme. bbc news understands there are hopes of a resolution soon but not all issues are fully resolved at this stage. the bbc had forced gary lineker to step back from his duties, after he posted a tweet criticising the government s language on migrants. our media correspondent, david sillito, has been looking at the weekend s events. have you spoken to tim davie yet, mr lineker? i i m going to walk my dog and i m going to do my shopping, so would you mind letting me do it on my o
wednesday night, first thing thursday morning, and in less than 48 hours later regulators stepped in. it happened incredibly quickly. it was a great shock to the system will stop there s a risk of thinking about the tech sector as quite a isolated sector, when it in fact it isolated sector, when it in fact it is really part of the fabric of everything with regards to any kind of industrial sector. so, you think about transport, health care, food supply and everything we go about doing in our daily lives. all of it will be reliant upon an integrated technology underpinning everything rely on. when this sends shock waves through the technology sectors in america and the uk, it is clearly a big risk. and quite daunting. what big risk. and quite daunting. what do ou big risk. and quite daunting. what do you make big risk. and quite daunting. what do you make it. big risk. and quite daunting. what do you make it, then, big risk. and quite daunting. what do you make it, then, of - big
and a risk of some icy patches to take us into monday. low pressure is firmly in charge of the weather for tomorrow. the worst of the rain will be clearing out of the way, but we re going to see widespread, blustery showers working in towards western areas. a few sunny spells in the east, but gale force gusts of wind for england and wales. so a blowy kind of day. and winds that strong, gusting into the fifties of miles an hour could bring down one or two tree branches. it is, however, still mild. england, wales, temperatures ten to 13 degrees, but we re starting to see colder air return in scotland. and through monday we re going to see some further hills snow here with accumulations above 200 metres elevation. some of the higher hills could see around five to ten centimetres. and then, through monday night, as that colder air pushes southwards, the risk of a little bit of hill snow for northern ireland, northern england and north wales for a time, leaving a legacy of icy roads and pav
across western areas, we ll see some snow showers continuing to accumulate over the hills of northern scotland. these are the kind of temperatures will be faced with through the afternoon, 2 7 degrees. it s going to feel a lot colder. that cold weather stays with us into wednesday. a widespread frosts and morning sunshine, then clouds over. and this band of rain working across northern ireland, well, that could also have a bit of snow mixed in it, just on its leading edge, especially over some of the hills. from there, there is a risk of some hail snow again through wednesday night and into thursday across northern england and scotland. but, ultimately, as milder pushes in, that will eventually turn back to rain.