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outbreaks of rain sliding into england and north wales. southern counties stay dry. mulder again, ten, 11. a blustery day, feeling cold with sunshine later. that pushes southwards into sunday, slowly clearing during the morning when we are back to sunshine and wintry showers and a cold feel in the winds. a reminder of our top story. a senior conservative mp warns the prime minister he must shape up, or ship out as pressure mounts on his leadership. that s all from the bbc news at one so it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s hello. this is bbc news. as people in the uk digest the news about increasing energy costs with bills set to rise by hundreds of pounds some people are being forced to choose between heating their homes or feeding their families. others say they re having to move house because of spiralling costs. jayne mccubbin reports. it is the biggest energy price rise in history. lose sleep at night, that worry of, what next, what next? ....
sitting across england and wales tomorrow, with colder conditions across the rest of the uk. we are likely to see icy stretches on untreated surfaces in northern ireland and scotland on friday morning. furthersouth ireland and scotland on friday morning. further south this band of wet weather pushes through east anglia and the morning. that clears away by about lunchtime and we are all in sunnier skies but the cold, north westerly wind blowing soap gusts up to 55 mph across the north west. that will take the edge of the temperatures, and it will be colder than in recent days, about three degrees, but feeling chilly when you add on the strength of the wind, even though you have a bit of sunshine. as we head into the weekend, the next area of low pressure moves in from the north west into saturday. so some rain initially for northern ireland and scotland, snow over higher ground. that drifts gradually further south over england and wales with milder conditions in the sout ....
an extra hour in school for some pupils in wales as heads try out changes to the academic year. the winter olympics torch relay kicks off in beijing as china s capital gears up for the games. good morning. quite a lot of cloud producing light rain in the north and east. not as windy as it has been but it is still going to be mild. details later in the programme. good morning. it s wednesday, the 2nd of february. the government will today set out its long delayed manifesto plan to level up the lives of millions of people across the uk. the proposals include a series of pledges to improve education, public transport and housing in some of the most disadvantaged areas of the country. labour have dismissed the project as more slogans and strategies . our political correspondent jessica parker reports. we are a government committed to levelling up. it is absolutely what levelling up is all about. what we re doing is levelling up. level up across the whole of the uk. ministe ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miatta fahnbulleh, who is the chief executive of the new economics foundation, and kate maltby who is a columnist for the i paper and arts critic. welcome back to you both. let s look at what belt is coming in. what else. the shocking findings of an investigation into the met by the police watchdog is the lead for the metro. the report uncovered discrimination, bullying and misogyny in the ranks of the force. as the government prepares to announce its long awaited levelling up strategy tomorrow, the guardian quotes critics who say the 12 point plan lacks funding and clarity. the paper also carries an image of borisjohnson meeting his ukrainian counterpart in kyiv earlier, amid threats of a russian invasion. despite the prime minister flying to eastern europe, he hasn t been able to leave his problems behind. the i says senior tories have put the pm on notice over partygat ....
time for a look at the weather. here s matt taylor. i bet they are enjoying the sunshine out there, being koalas. plenty around today for the first february, following on from the sunniest january on record across england thanks to exceptional amounts of sunshine in the eastern weather stations. as you are probably well aware, it was notjust a neighbour particularly dry foremost, most places falling below the 100% which would represent the average rainfall, but we finished january very windy and had started february in the same vein, particularly in northern scotland, rough seas in the highlands earlier on at the same areas for the point of the strong winds and the storms over the weekend, 40, 50 or 60 mph, hampering the recovery process and causing a bit of further damage and destruction. this area of low pressure is dragging in slightly fresher air to northern and eastern areas. mild air, the dividing line for the weatherfront, areas. mild air, the dividing line for t ....