Pleasa nt rest of england and north wales. Pleasant with the sunshine, into the 20s but not as warm as it has been. Into the weekend, High Pressure will start to build in and still a northerly airflow on the eastern flank and that will bring cloud to eastern scotland and Eastern England with a few showers. Further west, a sunny start, the cloud will build up and spread through the day so the sunshine will be best in the morning. Afternoon, a bit cloudier with winds falling later in the west, pleasantly warm once more, temperatures around where they should be for the time of year. High pressure building in more widely on sunday. A north easterly flow in east anglia and the south east bringing cloud, and i wont rule out a shower. Overall, much more sunshine on sunday, light winds and any showers you see will be very few in number. Many back to the watering can through this weekend with temperatures creeping up more widely, in the low to mid 20s. Next week, looking at the position of the
Welcome to bbc news. Five people including three children have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. Officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. Two boys aged 15 are in custody. Our correspondent Alison Freeman has more. Officers said they were faced with a scene of complete carnage when they arrived here last night. The West Yorkshire force said a stolen renault clio had crashed into this tree just before ten oclock. Five people lost their lives. The youngest of those who died was a 12 year old boy. Two other boys aged 15, and two men aged 2a and 28 were also killed. Its not yet known if all of those who died had been travelling in the car when it crashed or if some had been walking along the road at the time. Two other 15 year old boys have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The Major Collision Inquiry Team is at the scene, trying to work out exactly what happened here last
Of the worlds youngest and most lavish cities, in the travel show at 8. 30 pm. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The International Trade secretary liam fox has said there can be no final decision on irish border arrangements after brexit until the uk and the eu have reached an agreement on future trade. The comments come as the eu demands enough progress on issues including the border within the next few weeks, in order for talks to move on to the next phase. Irish officials have suggested that they might veto that, unless they have guarantees on how the border will work in future. Our Political Correspondent chris mason reports. Could this be the 310 mile Sticking Point that stops the brexit talks moving on . The border between Northern Ireland and the republic, what will soon be the frontier between the uk and the eu. Ireland insists it must remain open, and almost invisible after brexit, or it could block the negotiations progressing to discuss trade. But the government says unt
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In hospital at the age of 7a. He had been serving an eight year sentence for historical sex offences. And at 4 30pm, the latest in our series on bbc news, 100 women. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Heavy snow has hit much of the uk, causing disruption to roads, railways and airports. At heathrow airport, over 100 flights have been cancelled so far today. There have also been cancellations and severe delays at stansted, birmingham international, east midlands and Belfast International airports. A number of motorways have been covered in snow, with police asking people to travel only if absolutely necessary. The heaviest snow has fallen in north wales. Amber snow warnings have been issued there, in the midlands and in northern and eastern england. Lets get this report on all the latest disruption. From our correspondent lee milner. This was the scene on the m25 in buckinghamshire today. Heavy snow brought motorists to a standstill. In llangollen in wales there was no chance of pe