it was that way at the weekend. when you have the sunshine it was fairly chill around eastern shores. nine, ten, 11, i2. chill around eastern shores. nine, ten, 11, 12. well on into the mid teens, possibly a 19 somewhere but time will tell. through the evening and overnight the low cloud becomes quite extensive yet again. and there will be some fog. word to the wise, you may not necessarily find that in the same place as was the case last night. notjust as cold for some reason, four to eight will cover it for many. off and running into tuesday and a heads up, doesn t look like much but this is the first signs of change that will really co m e the first signs of change that will really come into play as we get on into the middle part of the week. a lot of dry weather around. watch out. first up. showery burst in wales and part of the south west in the first part of the day. elsewhere they dry start. not overly warm but five, six, seven, england and scotland. enough clout acros
and coalition air strikes. god will have revenge on isis. the deadline forforming a new devolved government in northern ireland expires injust under an hour, with no agreement in sight. the new £1 coin is released tomorrow, but are everyday machines ready for it? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news theresa may will meet nicola sturgeon in scotland later for the first time since the snp announced their proposals for a second independence referendum. at the beginning of a week that will see article 50 triggered on wednesday, the prime minister will say she wants to build a more united nation. tomorrow, the scottish parliament is expected to pass a vote in favour of seeking a new scottish independence referendum which ms sturgeon wants to hold in autumn 2018 or spring 2019. theresa may, though, has said now is not the time for it. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. it is a week in which two unions will dominate the prime minister s agenda. one, the eu that th
and threat of coalition air strikes. god will have revenge on isis. entered those who helped isis entered those who helped isis entered the city. the deadline forforming a new devolved government in northern ireland hasjust expired with no agreement. this is scene in stormont, where the secretary of state for northern ireland will be speaking shortly. the new £1 coin is released tomorrow, but are everyday machines ready for it? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news more on theresa may s meeting with nicola sturgeon in a minute or $0. first, let s go over to stormont house in northern ireland, where we re expecting the northern ireland secretaryjames brokenshire to make a statement on the political deadlock in the province. the deadline to form a new devolved government has just passed without an agreement. we expect the northern ireland secretary to emerge in about ten minutes to tell us about his plans. there is no sign of any deal being done by the deadline lipm. the dup
it might be good for the tempo of the military operation, but it isn t necessarily good for preserving civilian lives. giving evidence, the surgeon accused of putting women through unnecessary operations to make more money. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the mother of khalid masood, the man behind the westminster attacks, has expressed her anguish about the actions of her son. in a statement in the last hour, she said she did not condone what he d done, or the beliefs that led him to commit the atrocity. it emerged today that masood had driven the car that people on westminster bridge, at over 70 miles an hour. daniela relph reports. the moment khalid masood began his attack, we now know that he was driving at more than 70 kph, drew the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over 70 mph. the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over70 mph. the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over 70 mph. through the crowd. his mother has leased
the new quid on the block. we look at how prepared businesses are for the release of the new one pound coin tomorrow. and a us airline has been heavily criticised after two girls were reportedly barred from flying for wearing leggings. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the mother of the westminster attacker has expressed her anguish about the actions of her son. she said she did not condone what khalid masood done, or the beliefs that led him to commit the atrocity. it emerged today that masood had driven the car on westminster bridge at 76mph. police say they ve found no evidence that khalid masood had links, to the so called islamic state group or al-qaeda. four people were killed in the attack. daniela relph reports. the moment khalid masood began his attack, we now know that he was driving at 76mph, through the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. his mother has released a statement, saying that she does not condone his actions or support his beliefs. janet ajao s