Northern ireland. I mild day, between ten and i3 Northern Ireland. I mild day, between ten and 13 degrees. Cool in the east with the rain and drizzle. That will still be around tomorrow night. You can see the main areas of rain kind of converging. The cloud breaks later in Northern Ireland and across western scotland. Perhaps not wales and north west england as well. There will be a breeze. Mild under the cloud as we head into tuesday. Rob lee a chilly wind blowing across the midlands, east anglia and the south east. Some outbreaks of rain on tuesday. That slowly peters out, and further west across england and wales, more likely to season sunshine at times. Still some decent temperatures at ten or ii still some decent temperatures at ten or 11 degrees. Colder in eastern england. We will find things drying up england. We will find things drying up because High Pressure is building in across the uk. It will keep the weather front at bay. We havent seen much High Pressure in the last few
Assess who has one and who are taking home the statuettes tonight. Come here on a rather more political night than usual, from the albert hall it is good night. Hello and welcome to sportsday, with me damian johnson. The headlines this evening drama in the fa cup as bottom of League One Rochdale score an equaliser in injury time to force a replay again premier league tottenham. Winter olympics agony for britains james woods as he slides out of the medal postions in pyeongchang. And a narrow victory for england over new zealand in hamilton but they still fail to make the t20 tri series final. Rochdale scored a dramatic equaliser in injury time to earn a 2 2 draw with tottenham and a money spinning fifth round replay. League ones bottom club looked to be heading out of the competition after trailing to the premier League Giants but then came a thrilling late fightback. Joe lynskey reports. A pitch more like a beach. This was watch dale 0 week ago, but they have been busy. The mud might h
So will it be a Winter Wonderland . Theyll be hoping the celebrations are onlyjust beginning. Andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. Newsnight is coming up on bbc two. Heres evan. Today and tomorrow a Cabinet Committee is it arguing about brexit and what it should look like. So well have our own inhouse gathering tonight, thrashing out those arguments. Everyone agrees we finally need to make some big decisions, but can they agree on what to do . Join me now on bbc two. Thats newsnight with evan. Here on bbc one, its time for the news where you are. Over. Hello there. A frosty night for those of you who finished the day with some sunshine today, but for many parts of the uk, skies were a good deal more like this weather watchers spot, captured in North Berwick through the afternoon. Afternoon. Greater conditions. That will stop the temperatures from dropping too much and will help to introduce something a little less chilly for tomorrow, if i show you the chart where you see the yellows the
Solidarity with my sisters tonight in black. A sea of black at the baftas, as stars line up to show solidarity against sexism and harassment in the film industry. Employers are in the dark ages when it comes to attitudes to pregnant workers and those planning to have children. Thats according to Research Published this morning by the uks Human Rights Commission. It isa it is a busy day that the brits at the Winter Olympics. And matt has the weather. The ice to be found here today. It isa the ice to be found here today. It is a cost free start to your working week. Its cloudy and expect some damp weather. A full forecast coming up damp weather. A full forecast coming up inis minutes. First our main story. The Prime Minister will admit today that students and their families have serious concerns about the cost of university. Theresa may will launch an independent review into Higher Education finance in england, saying many courses are notjudged to give value for money. Universities are f
And both the situation in iran and the australian bushfires are among the topics i discuss with a panel of foreign and british journalists thats in dateline london in half an hour. President trump says the United States has a list of 52 iranian sites which will be hit very hard and very fast if there is retaliation for the killing of Qasem Soleimani. Thousands of people have taken to the streets of iran to mourn the countrys most senior military commander who was assassinated on thursday in baghdad in an american air strike. Mr trump said the targets were high level, with some important to iranian culture. The British Government has announced two Royal Navy Warships will escort uk shipping in the persian gulf, and the foreign secretary dominic raab will travel to washington for talks later this week. Greg mckenzie has this report. As britain ramps up its security in the middle east, donald trump has threatened to hit 52 iranian targets should iran strike any american or us assets in re