for all the little boys and girls who look like me watching to know you... this is a beacon of hope and possibilities. the film also won both awards for best supporting roles, including a first oscar forjamie lee curtis. away from the multiverse — the academy annointed brendan fraser the comeback kid — he was awarded best actor for his role in the whale. the german film about the horrors of the first world war — all quiet on the western front — took four awards including best international picture. and we'll take a look at the key fashion trends on the carpet this year, and we will be live at the vanity fair party. hello and welcome to your digest of everything's that's happened overnight in hollywood. i'mjane hill, and the film critic and producer jason solomons is with me — he's been up all night watching the cermony. you are doing well. not even coffee in that glass, amazing. we'll find out what he makes of the clean sweep by everything everywhere all at once. later in the half hour we'll also be joined by the fashion designer maria grachvogel — who will talk us through the trends on what we're so used to calling the red carpet, but was this year champagne—coloured, according to the organisers... some might say beige. we can cross now to the vanity fair party in los angeles where all the night's winners have arrived over the past few hours. our entertainment correspondent, colin patterson is there for us. has been up all night talking to people, probably has no voice. great to see you at the vanity fair party. talk us through the highs and lows of your night. talk us through the highs and lows of your night-— of your night. jane, before we do this one, i _ of your night. jane, before we do this one, i went _ of your night. jane, before we do this one, i went to _ of your night. jane, before we do this one, i went to that _ of your night. jane, before we do this one, i went to that oscars i this one, i went to that oscars carpet to inspect it, it is beige. it looks like the kind of thing your grandmother would have in the hall. as someone described it as the kind of carpet you would buy if you have a flat you would rent out to students, and i think that pretty much sums up the oscars red carpet. i am glad we have clarified that. a history making night, some significant films missing out as well. who have you heard from and what have been some of the highlights for you?— what have been some of the highlights for you? well, the film eve one highlights for you? well, the film everyone is _ highlights for you? well, the film everyone is talking _ highlights for you? well, the film everyone is talking about - highlights for you? well, the film everyone is talking about is - everyone is talking about is everything everywhere all at once, a film that has broken all kinds of records deny. in the 95 year history of the oscars, no best picture winner had won three acting oscars, and that is exactly what the film did tonight. best actress going to michelle yeoh. i managed to speak to her about an hour michelle yeoh. i managed to speak to heraboutan hourand michelle yeoh. i managed to speak to her about an hour and have ago she arrived at this party and she said this award was for so many people, and specifically said it's for people who look like me. she knew she had made history by winning this. she is only the second person of colour to win best actress at the oscars, and the person who presented her with the only other person, halle berry who won in 2002 for monsters ball, and they got the shot of the two of their mocking of the stage, michelle yeoh oscar in hand, arm round halle berry, a very cynical moment —— a sort of the two walking off the stage. —— a very special moment. and ke huy quan, one of the best comebacks of all time, someone who was a refugee in hong kong for a year before moving to united states, starting indiana jones and the temple of doom and the greenies, which are mentioned in his oscar speech and then could not get any more work, from acting it was crazy rich agents, a michelle yeoh film, which inspired him to give it another go —— the goonies. the directors of the film are looking for someone for the role, saw a mean with him on twitter and thought what happened to that guy? i had forgotten about him. i wonder if he still acts, forgotten about him. i wonder if he stillacts, got forgotten about him. i wonder if he still acts, got in touch, found out he had an agent, offered him the part and this he has won an oscar. an incredible story. and the final one, jamie lee curtis, hollywood royalty at the age of 64, had never been nominated for an oscar before and she two years she was winning, in his speech was she dedicated it to her mum and dad, who were very famous actors in their own right, but only were nominated for oscars, did not win, she looked up to the heavens, held her oscar up and said we have won an oscar. an absolutely fantastic moment.— we have won an oscar. an absolutely fantastic moment. thank you so much. we will let you — fantastic moment. thank you so much. we will let you get _ fantastic moment. thank you so much. we will let you get some _ fantastic moment. thank you so much. we will let you get some sleep - fantastic moment. thank you so much. we will let you get some sleep now. i we will let you get some sleep now. our entertainment corresponding has been chatting to everyone at the vanity fair party. history making, call nodded to some of it there. let's start with the film that has dominated. it is a curious one, a visual feast, fabulous to look at, beautifully acted, and that is reflected in the awards, but it is a curious film, isn't it? i awards, but it is a curious film, isn't it? ., , isn't it? i would say is the craziest — isn't it? i would say is the craziest best _ isn't it? i would say is the craziest best picture - isn't it? i would say is the l craziest best picture winner isn't it? i would say is the - craziest best picture winner in the history of the oscars. i was just looking at the list, you look at the list and you go to out of africa and senders list and things are monumentalfilms? as senders list and things are monumental films? as this one of those? may be at his coming shift in what we perceive his oscar films. the last few winners, korda, parasite, don't forget the first foreign language film to win an oscar, things have been shifting and changing anyway traditional best picture winners look like —— coda. this won seven awards which puts it up this won seven awards which puts it up there with slum dog millionaire, shakespearean love, lawrence of arabia. as it is grandest that? people of our generation properly say it's a bit bonkers, what is going on? i'm not sure i could tell you what is going on, but it is spectacular, has elements of asian cinema, which is hugely popular and has been for years with the kung fu, martial arts elements, has great stars in it, michelle yeoh, huge star, it's herfirst oscar which is actually a very powerful women in hollywood. a fantastic actress. for me the best bond women ever in tomorrow never dies with pierce brosnan. i think she is brilliant and she is very good in this, but not a traditional best actress role. cate blanchett who she beat in the role for tara, this is a lot of stunt work and a lot of that is the tools of acting —— tar. the daniels, a very rare directing pair to win, they have come up with this way of telling stories that is a little bit alien to me about very much of this generation. alien to me about very much of this generation-— generation. maybe it is a shift that needed to happen, _ generation. maybe it is a shift that needed to happen, maybe - generation. maybe it is a shift that needed to happen, maybe the - generation. maybe it is a shift that - needed to happen, maybe the academy in particular, the kind of people who vote in the oscars, we still have the debate about how diverse is that group? there is still a problem there may be this is a shift that needed to happen. i there may be this is a shift that needed to happen.— needed to happen. i think it is. there was _ needed to happen. i think it is. there was a — needed to happen. i think it is. there was a moment _ needed to happen. i think it is. there was a moment in - needed to happen. i think it is. there was a moment in the - needed to happen. i think it is. - there was a moment in the evening were all quiet on the western front looked like what it could do at the baftas, suddenly making queen —— clean sweep, but then it did not. on a native comebacks, it was a great story, kicked off the evening very early on with a very emotional speech that set the tone for a very emotional evening, a very sweet evening after last year's violence with the slap, the balance on live tv, the ceremony on this night was more of a warm hug. lets tv, the ceremony on this night was more of a warm hug.— more of a warm hug. lets hear a little from _ more of a warm hug. lets hear a little from ke _ more of a warm hug. lets hear a little from ke huy _ more of a warm hug. lets hear a little from ke huy quan, - more of a warm hug. lets hear a little from ke huy quan, a - little from ke huy quan, a remarkable story in itself. his journey is extraordinary. let's hear a little of what he said when he won. myjourney started on a boat. i spent a year in a refugee camp, and somehow i ended up here on hollywood's biggest stage. cheering they say stories like this only happen in the movies. i cannot believe it's happening to me. this... this is the american dream! not a nota dry not a dry eye in the house. he has given a very moving interview saying he struggled to get parts for a long time, this has been a real struggle, finally a 51—year—old winning an oscar, you can imagine scripts flying through to his agent there. hope so, the scripts will require either a part for a man of asian ethnicity or not, to cast colour—blind now, do we need the parts to be written for asian actors or can he play parts that actors can play? that is true diversity. bud or can he play parts that actors can play? that is true diversity. and he is terrific in — play? that is true diversity. and he is terrific in this _ play? that is true diversity. and he is terrific in this film, _ play? that is true diversity. and he is terrific in this film, he _ play? that is true diversity. and he is terrific in this film, he stands - is terrific in this film, he stands out, it is sad and an indictment of where we are that we inevitably focus on the history making side of it because actually it is a cracking performance, is terrific. sb, it because actually it is a cracking performance, is terrific. sa family film, in performance, is terrific. sa family film. in all — performance, is terrific. sa family film, in all the _ performance, is terrific. sa family film, in all the multi-verse - performance, is terrific. sa family film, in all the multi-verse and i performance, is terrific. sa familyj film, in all the multi-verse and all film, in all the multi—verse and all thatis film, in all the multi—verse and all that is going on, it is about a family coming together and he is one of them, a man trying to do the best for her kids and it was a night were mums, dads, kids got thanked all the time. i don't know if there was an international movement for mothers, he thanked his parents and michelle yeoh at the end thanked her mum, it was all about mums and jamie lee curtis thanking her parents, tony curtis thanking her parents, tony curtis and janet lei who had had oscar nominations. and i think this film had that and that is why it has been so successful for all this that you see in craziness, it really is, they found a heart to get through this may be —— janet they found a heart to get through this may be ——janet leigh. the movie is about a family coming together. movie is about a family coming toiether. , ., movie is about a family coming to . ether. , ., ., movie is about a family coming toiether. , ., ., ., together. lets hear a little of the women of the — together. lets hear a little of the women of the night, _ together. lets hear a little of the women of the night, michelle - together. lets hear a little of the i women of the night, michelle yeoh, then i want to talk about some of then i want to talk about some of the other winners as well. for all the little boys and girls who look like me watching tonight, this is a beacon of hope and possibilities. this is proof that dreams... dream big and dreams do come true. and, ladies, don't let anybody tell you you are ever past your prime. that was my favourite bit, fantastic. b, that was my favourite bit, fantastic.— that was my favourite bit, fantastic. �* , ., ., , ., fantastic. a big night for actors of a certain age. _ fantastic. a big night for actors of a certain age, representation - fantastic. a big night for actors of i a certain age, representation there. both in their 60s. it a certain age, representation there. both in their 60s.— both in their 60s. it does count, for people _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like — both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is _ both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is a - both in their 60s. it does count, for people like me, is a key - both in their 60s. it does count, - for people like me, is a key moment to see her holding that oscar, it does mean something, and it means there is a shift for the better. the film industry needs to do that, it has so much competition now from tv, are we going to get younger viewers into the cinema? with a film like this, if that can win oscars, not a stuffy old film, period drama, war film, it is modern, and that is a key shift in the industry acknowledging it needs to kind of up its game. acknowledging it needs to kind of up its name. . , acknowledging it needs to kind of up its name. ., , ., , its game. that is really interesting. _ its game. that is really interesting. we - its game. that is really interesting. we might l its game. that is really i interesting. we might talk its game. that is really - interesting. we might talk a its game. that is really _ interesting. we might talk a little more about this film in the coming minutes per let's take a look at some of the other awards, because that took three of the big acting awards, that leaves one, best actor. a curious category, a curious choice, tell me if i'm wrong, but what was that, a sort of nod to you have been away a long time, brendan fraser, welcome back reis— fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier, fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier. you — fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier. you are _ fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier, you are in _ fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier, you are in charge _ fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier, you are in charge of - fraser, welcome back reis brendan brazier, you are in charge of the i brazier, you are in charge of the jungle, here have an oscar. it's a strange one, knowing that you could do a row like this or thought of him for roles like this, is a difficult role i would say, under layers of cgi, latex and prosthetics, a film called the whale, brendan fraser won four, i thought austin butler who played elvis and elvis would win this one, that thought maybe colin farrell, they were favourites, but brendan fraser has quietly gone about his business, won best actor at venice film festival way back in september, and that immediately establishes you as a front runner, but i felt he had lost a bit of momentum over time, but slow and steady wins the race, or slow and heavy wins the race on this one. it is one of those more traditional oscar performances, in that he has gone through some sort of, you would say, disability physical transformation, and that is more classic, but in the old days robert de niro just put classic, but in the old days robert de nirojust put on classic, but in the old days robert de niro just put on the way, did not need the suit, so it has been a bit controversial, this film. people don't quite know what to make about it. , , ., , �* , don't quite know what to make about it. ,, .,, �*, ., it. lets be honest, it's not the best film- _ it. lets be honest, it's not the best film- i— it. lets be honest, it's not the best film. i found _ it. lets be honest, it's not the best film. i found it _ it. lets be honest, it's not the best film. i found it rather - best film. i found it rather horrible — best film. i found it rather horrible to _ best film. i found it rather horrible to watch, - best film. i found it rather horrible to watch, i - best film. i found it rather l horrible to watch, i didn't. .. best film. i found it rather - horrible to watch, i didn't... not an official— horrible to watch, i didn't... not an official bbc _ horrible to watch, i didn't... not an official bbc bu, that's my personal view, an official bbc bu, that's my personalview, not an official bbc bu, that's my personal view, not a cracking film, and i thought the best thing about the film was the one nominated for best supporting actress, i thought she was terrific, outstanding, she resonated more than he did. but it's a hollywood — resonated more than he did. but it's a hollywood comeback— resonated more than he did. but it's a hollywood comeback story, - resonated more than he did. but it's| a hollywood comeback story, george of thejungle, a hollywood comeback story, george of the jungle, was a hollywood comeback story, george of thejungle, was in a hollywood comeback story, george of the jungle, was in films a hollywood comeback story, george of thejungle, was in films back in the day, and now have won oscars for a film, if you stick at it long enough, it becomes good. i'm a key must be the happiest man in hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little? i hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little? ~' hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little? ~ .., hollywood tonight. shall we hear a little? ~ , , little? i think we can, because he must be delighted. _ little? i think we can, because he must be delighted. how - little? i think we can, because he must be delighted. how many i little? i think we can, because he i must be delighted. how many years and the wilderness as he had? let's hear a little of that. it's been like i've been on a diving expedition on the bottom of the ocean, and the air on the line to the surface is on a launch being watched over by some people in my life, like my son's holden and leland and griffin. i love you, griffey. my manager, joanne colonna, jennifer plant and my best first mate, jeannie. thank you again, each one and all. i'm so grateful to you. good night. hi say about the scripts flying off to agents, i guess brendan fraser is now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back in, _ now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back in, and - now hoping the same? you definitely will be welcomed back in, and therel will be welcomed back in, and there will be welcomed back in, and there will be welcomed back in, and there will be interesting parts for him, he is a big actor, a very intelligent actor and a bit different to other hollywood stars have met, he is rather sort of... he talks... in quite wide colourful terms. i think he's going to do some interesting roles. more interesting probably than the whale. so i'm looking forward to that. i'm looking forward to the brendan fraser revival. i forward to the brendan fraser revival. ., , ., ., ., ., revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to _ revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to reflect _ revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to reflect on _ revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to reflect on all - revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to reflect on all quiet i revival. i hope we are going to have a moment to reflect on all quiet on the western front and things that did not do as good a we thought they would. all quiet on the western front, it did when four oscars, but not perhaps... bi? front, it did when four oscars, but not perhaps- - -_ front, it did when four oscars, but not perhaps... 817 of the baftas, it did at the back _ not perhaps... 817 of the baftas, it did at the back is _ not perhaps... 817 of the baftas, it did at the back is what _ not perhaps... 817 of the baftas, it did at the back is what everything l did at the back is what everything everywhere all the ones that year. it won international film, everywhere all the ones that year. it won internationalfilm, which everywhere all the ones that year. it won international film, which was favourite, cinematography, a british cinematographer, and music. and we spotted the winnerfor cinematographer, and music. and we spotted the winner for music before they died, he was on our baftas show. and it is quite a dirge, quite heavy music, it feels like a zeppelin coming over you, a dread score, and it is three notes but three very good notes.- score, and it is three notes but three very good notes. more to come and some of— three very good notes. more to come and some of the _ three very good notes. more to come and some of the other _ three very good notes. more to come and some of the other films - three very good notes. more to come and some of the other films that - and some of the other films that might have piqued your interest over the awards season, the let's take a moment or two to talk about what was on the red carpet dawn i still want to call it the red carpet, you cannot get rid of that phrase. with me now is maria grachvogel — a fashion designer who has worked with the likes of scarlettjohansson, emma thompson and angelina jolie. and much more, many more besides. good morning to you. what stood out for you this year? where there is some key themes that you were sporting? i some key themes that you were s-iortin ? ., , some key themes that you were s-iortin? ~' , ., ., sporting? i think my favourite thing that i spotted _ sporting? i think my favourite thing that i spotted this _ sporting? i think my favourite thing that i spotted this year _ sporting? i think my favourite thing that i spotted this year was - sporting? i think my favourite thing that i spotted this year was this - that i spotted this year was this kind of move towards let's say celebrating archive fashion again, so we've seen a fair bit of vintage and things on the red carpet, i also want to call it a red carpet, and this time i think there was a lot more of people bringing back old runway pieces from the archive, which i thought was lovely. each time, they dress really reflected the women, so i thought it was a really interesting message around just where we are going which fashion in general, there is much more about celebrating and keeping things for a long time, so looking at how stunning the lemon yellow armani dress from 2005 was, it is as relevant today as it was then and suited her incredibly beautifully. also more vintage 2008 dresses worn, it suited her character and my favourite look of the evening properly went to cate blanchett. i think she has been a bit of a pioneer in that train, always rewording all pieces she has worn on the red carpet and this time choosing something from the archive of leave it on. that was an incredible drape, i love dj but the top, you are not sure if it was a top, you are not sure if it was a top or a cape, but it was stunning on her with the column of black silk and i thought she really stood out as probably my favourite look of the evening. i as probably my favourite look of the evenini. ., ., �* ., . evening. i thought cate blanchett was a very classic _ evening. i thought cate blanchett was a very classic look. _ evening. i thought cate blanchett was a very classic look. you - evening. i thought cate blanchett was a very classic look. you tell l evening. i thought cate blanchett l was a very classic look. you tell me if i'm using the wrong terminology, by that that is very classy, timeless, simple but very beautiful, at a time when i felt as if a lot of other people i was looking at on the carpet, there was, my goodness, a lot of big bows on shoulders, a lot of... i veer towards the simplicity of... i veer towards the simplicity of that cate blanchett look. that's what was lovely, _ of that cate blanchett look. that's what was lovely, each _ of that cate blanchett look. that's what was lovely, each of - of that cate blanchett look. that's what was lovely, each of the - of that cate blanchett look. that's l what was lovely, each of the women that shows those sort of archive looks, they also something that was really timeless, really classic and really timeless, really classic and really says something about them. i think that in itself is a growing fashion trend, which seems in some ways anti—fashion, but the idea of celebrating yourself, celebrating women and choosing things that fit with you that will stand the test of time, that's an important thing for now and the whole kind of conversation around sustainability as well in fashion. you conversation around sustainability as well in fashion.— as well in fashion. you have said the very word. — as well in fashion. you have said the very word, sustainability. is| the very word, sustainability. is there a move? they are all very beautiful items to look at comedy close, but as the remove where publishers are actually saying, do you know what, really please wear something vintage? because then we can say you are thinking about the environment and the plan and you're being sustainable? am i being too cynical there? what is your take on that? i cynical there? what is your take on that? ., , , ., that? i would say there is still a great mix _ that? i would say there is still a great mix of _ that? i would say there is still a great mix of people _ that? i would say there is still a great mix of people waiting - that? i would say there is still a great mix of people waiting old| that? i would say there is still a - great mix of people waiting old and new but i think the women are choosing to do that are choosing that for their own point of view and to try and send that message that is really fine to wear and re—wear and i think cate blanchett has been a pioneer of that are probably ten years now, been seen on the red carpet wearing something and then re—wearing it years later, styled in a slightly different way a kind of saying it does not matter, this is in your wardrobe, you love and treasure it, why would you not read it again? that is a message perhaps we all need to become more comfortable with, in i think it is a really important fashion message, for now. , , really important fashion message, fornow. , , , for now. very quickly because you know i do like _ for now. very quickly because you know i do like to _ for now. very quickly because you know i do like to chat _ for now. very quickly because you know i do like to chat about - for now. very quickly because you know i do like to chat about the l for now. very quickly because you i know i do like to chat about the men as well and paul mescaljumped out at me. i as well and paul mescal “umped out at me. ., ._ as well and paul mescal “umped out at me. ., .,y ., ., 4' at me. i love the way he looked in the black-and-white, _ at me. i love the way he looked in the black-and-white, had - at me. i love the way he looked in the black-and-white, had a - at me. i love the way he looked in the black-and-white, had a bit. at me. i love the way he looked in the black-and-white, had a bit of| at me. i love the way he looked ml the black-and-white, had a bit of a the black—and—white, had a bit of a touch of humphrey bogart about him with the white jacket and white trousers, that was incredibly chic. amongst essentially a group of quite traditional looking men on the red carpet this time, i thought his look really stood out for me.— really stood out for me. thank you for watching _ really stood out for me. thank you for watching all _ really stood out for me. thank you for watching all that _ really stood out for me. thank you for watching all that during - really stood out for me. thank you for watching all that during the - for watching all that during the night for us as well. good to have you with those and, jason, we should quickly catch up with the award for quashing design because we have talked about several films this year having a fabulous visual look, if you have them. if having a fabulous visual look, if you have them.— having a fabulous visual look, if you have them. if you, one of my favourite words _ you have them. if you, one of my favourite words of _ you have them. if you, one of my favourite words of the _ you have them. if you, one of my favourite words of the night - you have them. if you, one of my favourite words of the night went| you have them. if you, one of my i favourite words of the night went to the costume designer ruth carter, the costume designer ruth carter, the first black woman to any costume designing award for black panther, won again for the sequel wakanda forever, angela bassett was nominated, the first woman to be nominated, the first woman to be nominated for a marble movement, and wakanda forever one —— a marvel movie. she is the first black woman to have two oscars, for her forward—thinking costume design, ruth carter. glass ceilings, i would not say smash, but broken through. i was delighted to see her speech was fantastic, she looked amazing, and wakanda forever is a terrific film with some glorious design on it, so good to see that coming into the superhero genre, which you don't normally think of as an artist or genre, but it certainly is when you have ruth carter working on it. b, have ruth carter working on it. a wonderful visual face there —— face there. some people feel some films missed out such as the banshees of inisherin. ., , ., 1, ., , inisherin. four wins of the baftas and i thought _ inisherin. four wins of the baftas and i thought the _ inisherin. four wins of the baftas and i thought the screenplay - inisherin. four wins of the baftas l and i thought the screenplay writer may have one, but did not. there was a lot of love for the banshees of inisherin but it sort of petered out in hollywood for some reason. maybe because some people were a bit dismissive of its irishness, there was some controversy about whether it was too irish or not irish enough, did it celebrate irishness? it kind of loss throughout the night, the banshees of inisherin, but we had heard about paul mescal, a great night for him, a meteoric rise for that lovely young man, and ireland was celebrated, did have a win in the live action short, a film called the irish goodbye, and provided one of the highlights of the evening for me to stop a bit of history being made, not sure i have ever seen this at the oscars, but the young starjames plays the kid with down syndrome in the short irish goodbye which you can see on iplayerfor irish goodbye which you can see on iplayer for free right now, irish goodbye which you can see on iplayerforfree right now, they irish goodbye which you can see on iplayer for free right now, they got up iplayer for free right now, they got up there and won an oscar, and they said stop all the speeches, it is james' birthday and they sang happy birthday. b. james' birthday and they sang happy birthda . ~ , ., y james' birthday and they sang happy birthda . ~ , ., , .,~ james' birthday and they sang happy birthday— hei birthday. a history making night. he looked absolutely _ birthday. a history making night. he looked absolutely gorgeous - birthday. a history making night. he looked absolutely gorgeous and - birthday. a history making night. he i looked absolutely gorgeous and made up looked absolutely gorgeous and made up and it brought a tear to my eye. that is our oscars digests for the share on this history making oscars. much more on the website, goodbye from us. we've had further snowfall this morning across parts of scotland, going to be sinking south as we go through the rest of the day, tonight and into tomorrow morning. most of it will be in the hills but we are going to see at low levels as well, as we have done this morning. for northern ireland, england and wales it's a mixture of cloud, sunny spells, some showers and also you might hear the odd clap of thunder in this and so he some hail stones as well. these costs represent the strength of the wind, is one day where ever we are, even inland we have gusty winds, strong of the ring down some branches are even some small trees, still mild across england and wales and northern ireland but it's called but we have the following snow in scotland. these are the amounts we could see, above 200 metres, 2—4 centimetres, possibly even more than this. as we head to the evening and overnight, this band of rain mustard and snow will push steadily southwards, most of the snow again will be on higher ground, state and the south and where we have the time services comedy temperatures as low as potentially —10 in parts of scotland, as well as ace on untreated surfaces and a widespread frost. tomorrow cold air coming in behind the snow, moves right the way across the country, will be a colder day than today, a bit more sunshine, dry weather, having said that there will be some scattered wintry showers and although the wind will ease overnight, it still going to be... tuesday, temperatures i—9 , two in aberdeen but when you add on wind—chill, two in aberdeen will feel more like —3. it is another day for wrapping up warmly. into tuesday and wednesday you can see how we have this transient ridge of high pressure building crosses, and we have the next clutch of france coming in from the atlantic. wednesday starts on a cold and frosty no sunshine, the cloud building, and then rain. colder air in the north, we will see a spell of snow. temperatures 2—9 . the wind also picking up. as we head on through the latter part of the week, it looks like it's going to turn that bit milderfrom it looks like it's going to turn that bit milder from thursday, but we were once again see some rain. —— we were once again see some rain. —— we will once again see some rain. this is bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the globe. our top stories: gary linkeer to return to match of the day as bbc announces an independent review of social media guidelines and apologises to audiences. after the collapse of the us silicon valley bank, the british government and the bank of england facilitate a private sale of its uk arm to hsbc, after the american federal reserve introduced emergency measures to shore up the banking system over the weekend. the uk prime minister is in california to discuss defence and the potential threat from china with leaders of the us and australia. china's national people's congress concludes, as the new premier tries to calm the business community, after the recent crackdown on the tech sector.