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rain, some strong winds for a time, briefly gusting up to 60mph across western scotland and through the day the winds will ease a little for some of us and we will see some outbreaks of rain at times and temperatures will range from 13 in aberdeen to 17 in plymouth, and then into the weekend, this chart tells the story. low pressure firmly in charge and it s like being stuck in the spin cycle of a washing machine as the weather system spirals around the area of low pressure meaning we will see bands of rain moving throughout time, brisk winds and it will stay cool and autumnal. a reminder of the main story this evening. after days of empty fuel pumps and queues on garage forecourt, the prime minister says there are signs that the situation is starting to improve. that s all from the bbc news at six. so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one we now join the bbc s news teams where you are. welcome along to sportsday and it s another champions league week across europe. el c ....
brisk south westerly winds out of feeling no but still brightness across the far north of northern ireland and much of scotland, although there will still be high cloud here and there might be some winteriness in scotland. staying in the colder air for the rest of today and tonight. tonight more cloud across northern ireland, outbreaks of rain here, more cloud into the borders and southern scotland but a sharp temperature contrast overnight tonight as lows of 54 6 in the she“ tonight as lows of 54 6 in the shell glens of scotland but double figures across england and wales, it very mild started the day loads of 5 or 6. this is where the front will bring heavy rain across northern ireland into the morning, eventually clearing. as the rain creeps into southern and central scotland it could turn to snow across the cairngorms and north west highlands, in the middle across parts of northern ireland and perhaps north west england, perhaps cheshire, we could see bri ....
we ll be back with the latest at ten. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m hugh ferris. our headlines this evening: mid february has arrived that means football gets back on the european train. we re in denmark to look ahead to the holders last 16 first leg. the lionesses welcome back leah. after nearly a year out of international football, she returns to the england squad. billed as a fourth major, a new saudi snooker tournament will have a prize pot only bettered by the world championship. also coming up on sportsday: this is women s football new most expensive star. racheal kundananji is costing an american club more than £600,000. hello again. welcome along to sportsday this evening. there are lots of scientific reasons for determining the date when spring has officially sprung. in the world of football, rather than the weather, it s now. the european competitions resume this week, and after a group stage in which managers talked about securing continental footba ....
a backup again coming inbound that is the problem but lets get to the bennie live look into south injuries any problems at all there and septa s market frankford line running with 10 minute delays because of switching problems. back here live, mike and alex, check this out. is what your name. mike. this is a football signed by everyone of the current eagles players. wow. on the team. what? what do you think that would be worth, right now, and then you may never see that again. security, security. the bouncers has they are eye. imagine what this is worth now and and then as super bowl champions. we have to get there. you put that on your arm like you will run in the end zone, through go, pal. 24/17 eagles. mike, by the way, i think mr. crab fry over there is very upset with you for throwing those crab fries out. yes, very upset. he is like, do it in front of my face. he has fists here. yo, adrian, get him, get him. i m so sorry. ho ....
emirates and turkish airlines were among the sponsors at this conference at trump international hotel a few blocks from the white house. and the government of kuwait financed their national day sell brals a month after the inauguration. the same site is the hotel in washington. the president still owns his company, so he still benefits from business generated as his properties. but experts say money from foreign governments like turco and kuwait here might run afoul of the constitution. kathleen clark teaches government ethics at washington university law school. because donald trump was unwilling to sell his businesses and continues to own them, foreign governments continue to have a way of channeling money to him in an effort to influence him and u.s. policy. reporter: the emoluments clause was designed to prevent presidential bribery. back in january, one of mr. trump s attorneys spelled out how he d avoid a violation. he is going to voluntarily donate all prof ....