milderfor england and skies developing today. and also milder for england and wales than it has been recently. across scotland and northern ireland things are going to be changing because we have wind and rain approaching. that is courtesy of a weather front which is piling in from the north west. quite windy conditions as well. further south high pressure still dominating the weather so for the rest of this afternoon across england and wales we have sunshine breaking through. still some cloud drifting around was the channel islands in particular. further north the rain moving in and the wind strengthening up to around 50 miles an hour across northern scotland this afternoon, even stronger overnight. temperatures still mild for this time of year, eight, i! still mild for this time of year, eight, 11 degrees. then this evening the rain slowly clears from scotland and northern ireland arriving across parts of england and overnight but severe gales developing for the likes of or
the claims made against him. prince andrew has denied. uk covid infections the numbers are falling just under 3 million people had covid in the uk last week, but infections among schoolchildren are on the rise. russia carries out military exercises close to the ukrainian border as the us says it fears president putin could use force against ukraine within weeks. the ons will change the way it counts statistics for property after intervention by the food campaigner jack munroe and we will speak to jack munroe and we will speak to jackin jack munroe and we will speak to jack in the next hour so do stay with us for that. and the story of the little girl who vanished for days in australia more than half a century ago. finally answers about what happened to her. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has vowed to fight on amid more calls for him to resign as westminster waits for the publication of sue gray s highly anticipated report into parties in downin
good evening and welcome to bbc news. a senior conservative mp says the uk must do more to support ukraine, as russian troops mass along its border. tobias ellwood, who chairs the commons defence committee, says he thinks an invasion could now be imminent and that president putin is taking full advantage of a weakened west . russia has denied it s planning an invasion. but the us has delivered 90 tonnes of what it calls lethal aid to ukraine the first shipment since a fresh promise of assistance from president biden. in a few mins, reeta chakrabarti will be here with a round up of the day s top stories including the latest from our correspondent in kyiv. but earlier i spoke to the economist s russia and eastern europe editor arkady ostrovsky. i began by asking him whether he agreed that an invasion was imminent. well, to be honest with you, i must say i do not think anybody really knows what vladimir putin is going to do when he is going to do it. there is a lo
those are the headlines. you are watching bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writerfor the observer, and kieran andrews, scottish political editor at the times. tomorrow s front pages, just an update for you. the financial times leads with a warning to russia from the us president as tensions between russia and ukraine continue. the times says rebel tory mps retaliate in what s described as a row over blackmail . the guardian similarly leads with the conservatives using dirty tactics to get support for the pm. staying with the government, the i says there s a tory civil war over boris johnson s future. but his public opinion poll ratings are really bad. meanwhile, the telegraph leads with the response to the ending of plan b measures, as some headteachers tell parents masks must stay in schools. and the daily mail also leads with reaction to plan b restrictions ending, sayin
most, plenty of sunshine, seven or eight degrees in the west, three or four on that north sea coast and the coldest spotteds with the wind chile chill, overnight cloud filters in to northern and western scotland, northern ireland and with this you will avoid a frost, elsewhere, a frost and a harder one than last night. minus six in central and southern parts of england. minus five in the cardiff area so a cold ferocity start to day. tomorrow you are likely to see the sunshine through the day, a brighter day in eastern england. cloudierfor eastern england. cloudier for western eastern england. cloudierfor western scot, northern ireland and cloud feeding into north west england and wales as the day goes on and temperatures maybe a degree or so higher. noticeably on the north sea coast. with more cloud filler in from the west it means tomorrow night, the frost isn t going to be as widespread, or as severe, still some patches of it through central, southern and eastern england. n