good morning. we are looking at a great start to the day for some of us, dense patches of fog but this will clear for most areas plenty of afternoon sunshine, another mild day. a full forecast coming up a little bit later. it s sunday 24th february. our top story. the prime minister has told a gathering of grassroots conservative party activists that she won t allow the result of the brexit referendum to be frustrated. theresa may travels to the egyptian resort of sharm el sheikh today for an eu summit with the arab league. brexit is expected to be discussed on the sidelines. we re joined now by our political correspondent jonathan blake. i don t think the prime minister is expecting anything particularly concrete to come out of this, jonathan, but where do things stand as we head into next week? you re right, we ve been guided not to expect any kind of deal in the desert but theresa may will be meeting some of her eu counterparts and the chairman of the european council dona
the children s ensemble from the cast to reduce risks. but, for many pantos opening in the next week, the cry truly is, don t stop me now. # not now!# colin paterson, bbc news. that takes us into a look at the weekend weather. follow that, stav! temperatures have been up and turn this week, starting cold, turning milder on tuesday and then temperatures have risen again this afternoon. less cold today, milder in the south, lots of clouds around with the moisture laden air off the atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weatherfronts atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weather fronts are atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weatherfronts are poised atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weather fronts are poised to bring wetter weather towards the end of the day, especially in the south west. less cold across scotland and northern ireland but the blue colours will make a return for the weekend, turning colder. here is the satellite picture and the radar, probably
no electricity in scotland and northern england. the duchess of sussex wins her privacy case against the publisher of the mail on sunday, after it printed parts of a letter she d written to her father. uk orders millions of extra vaccine for the coming years. germany is to bar people who are not vaccinated from restaurants, cinemas and many shops. it s part and it is to vote on making vaccines monetary. 114 million more doses from pfizer and adina with the government saying its future proofs of the countries vaccination programme. there still concerns of a mixed messages on how people should behave in the run up to christmas. booster after booster, the uk has just ordered enough vaccines for repeat doses next year and in 2023 should they be needed. all are the so called mrna vaccines, from pfizer and moderna. whether they will need to retreat for the 0micron variant is still unclear. the focus right now is getting this round of boosters into arms. the prime minister had his a
by the court earlier this week. our reporter navtej johal has spoken exclusively to ian coates family ahead of the sentencing. stubborn. still stubborn in his old age! yeah. taught me to fish, but said i was absolutely rubbish. same. fishing, football, family. the things that ian coates loved most. he wasn t the one to constantly say i love you. but we felt that love in the family household. on the 13th ofjune last year, ian, a 65 year old caretaker, was taken from his family in a morning of horror in nottingham that left three people dead. they can t forget the moment they learned the news. i had to hold myself onto a lamp post to keep myself up because itjust the whole world around me just disappeared. sorry. my daughter rang me. i just screamed. i couldn t believe it. how do you feel towards valdo calocane? hatred. he s, to me, the most evil person on this planet. he went out and brutally massacred three people, then attempted to kill another three, which, luckily, he w
that he heading our way? that s a very good question. i ll answer that question later. iberia stands out like a source and temperatures and grenade are currently 35 degrees, 39 would be a record temperature for april. it s going to be the peak of the heat probably today, andalusia a popular holiday spot, people may be heading there over the next few days. it s not going to be quite as hot, not as hot as it is at the moment and still a drought there and it s going to stay dry. here at home we are seeing rain developing particularly coming in from the south where in scotland temperatures are still only 7 8 in the north of the country. could make 15 or 16 in england. this evening rain around in many areas, heavy for a while and eastern parts of england but the worst of the rain just moves away out into the north sea. it becomes a bit drier in most places later and there will be a lot of cloud so a mild night, milder than it s been of late across a good part of scotland. into fir