overnight with this light south easterly feet of moist air coming in off the north sea. that low cloud and fog is fairly widespread first thing tomorrow morning. it looks likely again that western scotland, north west england and western areas are seeing more sunshine as the fog blows back. where it lingers there is temperatures could be disappointing. highs of 14 likely through the afternoon. then we could see some showers arriving on wednesday. down into the south west they will drift steadily northwards across south wales and then through the m4 corridor as we go through the morning. drierand brighterslots morning. drier and brighter slots and morning. drierand brighterslots and western fringes seeing more in the way of sunshine. dodge the showers and keep son in the south east and we could see temperatures peaking at around 14 or 15. it is a different story further north with a colder feel two things, temperatures struggling at five or 7 degrees. it is the cooler story th
shower dotted around which will have a wintry flavour over the high ground. temperatures up to 8 degrees, below parfor ground. temperatures up to 8 degrees, below par for early march. as we had through friday night, we still have the chilly air with us, high pressure over the top of the uk, and it will turn very cold, in fact a widespread frost to greet us for saturday morning. there could even be some fog around too. but like winds and sunshine around, albeit a frosty start, that should be a pleasant day to get out and about. forthe be a pleasant day to get out and about. for the afternoon period, cloud will build up again so it could turn more grey for some. there s the chance of some shower scraping across the far north west of scotland, but for most it will be a chilly day. similar story as we move into sunday, a cold start and chilly afternoon. temperatures recovering a little over the far north west of the uk, and next week it will turn much more unsettled. thank you ve
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me to give their views and opinions are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator and sienna rodgers, editor at labourlist. few more papers have come in since we last spoke. the final lockdown the front page of the telegraph reports the prime minister s words at a press conference earlier as he announced a roadmap out of this lockdown will be set out on monday. the metro repeat sjohnson s words that the path out will be cautious but irreversible . the times looks at new figures which suggest vaccination is already reducing hospital admissions, deaths and transmission of coronavirus. border farce the i newspaper s front page says there s already chaos one day into the new quarantine hotels for travellers returning to the uk from 33 red list countries. meanwhile the guardian focusses on the anger over the news that the former aide to the prime minister dominic c
the company behind the computer chips which are in many of our smartphones is accused of overcharging 29 million people could be due compensation princess latifa the captive daughter of dubai s ruler asks british police to re investigate the disappearance of her sister 20 years ago the elephant selfies which are being used to help protect endangered species in the wild todayis today is going to be a great day. no matter what! and coming up at 09:40 we ll be speaking to mr motivator about his hopes for the future as the uk looks ahead to the easing of restrictions. a very good morning to you. welcome to bbc news. the government has unveiled how pupils in england will receive their exam grades after this summer s gcses, a levels and written vocational exams were cancelled. the new arrangements will be set out in detail by the education secretary, gavin williamson, in the house of commons later this morning. teachers will assess their pupils work and award grades. the