A travel ban on dual nationality britons. Coming up, choose life, transporting 20 years on. Well get the review on that. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. President trump is facing growing criticism tonight both at home and abroad over his controversial order restricting people from seven mainly muslim countries from entering the us. The temporary ban on travellers from countries including iraq, syria and somalia has seen people turned away at airports and detained. Tonight, there are more protests and legal challenges but mr trump has defended his actions, saying America Needs borders and extreme vetting. 0ur Correspondent Nick Bryant reports from New York New York has always been the great gateway into america and demonstrators gathered in a highly emblematic setting. Under the gaze of the Statue Of Liberty but today we have seen gatherings across the country. The fractious Mood Reminiscent of the 1960s. Protest is becoming a permanent feature of the Trump Presidency and the demo
in northern ireland. with gentle south westerly winds it will feel pretty warm for a march afternoon with 15 or 16 the high. finishing the day with rain in northern ireland and heavy showers across wales and southern england which will then develop elsewhere into the evening and overnight. we will all see rain at times overnight. some dry moments too with some clear skies out into the west later on. but the main story for many will be that continuing mild theme, 7 10. temperatures to start tomorrow will be a bit higher than you would normally expect by the afternoon in the middle of march. after that speu the middle of march. after that spell of overnight rain ahead of the next one pushing and for later on tuesday and tuesday night, we are in a quieter slot. we will have persistent rain in orkney and shetland on tuesday. heavy and thundery showers in the west, transferring a way eastwards but some avoid showers altogether, sticking with sunny spells. a lot more sunshine around compared
from the east coast, but scattered skies rattling in on that wind from the east coast, particularly heavy for scotland and northern ireland, wintry over the high ground, and most of the same temperatures between 4 7, to a largely frost free start to your wednesday morning. wednesday sees low pressure sitting to the north of the uk. the proximity of the isobars shows us it will be another blustery sort of day, those wins really picking up for the english channel and those irish sea coasts as heavy downpours, mainly in the west during the morning. there could be some thunderstorms drifting their way further eastwards by the afternoon. early sunshine in the east, but we will all see rain at times through the day. winds gusting 50 60 mph close to the coast. temperatures a little bit down on what we have had today, between 7 11 and feeling cold where you are exposed to those brisk winds, and with heavy downpours around too. as we head through the night, more rain to come into the early hour
we will all see rain at times today. brightening up in northern ireland and wales, a windy day, and in the west winds up to 50 or 60 miles an hour at times. temperatures not greatly different than this morning but the milder air get into aberdeen and newcastle finally. into tonight, another burst of persistent rain pushing into the south and east of england, clearerskies pushing into the south and east of england, clearer skies into the north, one or two showers, a few mist and fog patches, so fresh compared with the night god. but still much milder out there. much relief for those getting in the car. .. . . much relief for those getting in the car. .. , ., much relief for those getting in the car. , ., ,, the high court is expected to give a ruling today on whether its legal for the uk to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. the government says it s trying to discourage people who arrive in what it calls illegal and dangerous ways like small boats but some organisations have chal