so the high rock has moved from hyphen in northern east rep. who is it the 1st time as you was saying earlier, we do know is that each of the neighboring countries, the israel defense has sounds, a drone and the, the red sea that and this was the 1st time that ended up in its entirety, supposed to be on its way to a lot its just across from the area was down on the sides, but no, the only threat. the top thing that in the ports of a lot, you also have the v as to a port which is uh, a long place to, to gauze or. and that has the area has been under a time uh, previously with records from, from austin because of that a lot of the shipping has had to have been diverted. in fact, uh, i still was out of service for a while. it seems to have reviews, but much so the shipping has been coming here so high for 500. if you can see just remind me that the 4th is one of the main port. so it's, it's roland by these attacks happening in the last and see it's not one thing to end to the right. it means we'll have to add the next for 20 days to go around afri

the east is controlled by the kurds, there are over a dozen american military bases in this territoryficult year for this country, the country has not emerged from a single crisis, people are in a decadent mood, those who can , leave, the situation has been worsened by the war in the gas sector, and the fact that tension has begun on the lebanese-israeli border will flare up, anything can happen, and never say never, the principle should be like this, but i ... judging by the americans’ voyages there, what is happening in gas, now that giri is dragging biden to the bottom, and it will be very difficult for my grandfather to get out with good results for the election campaign if the war there does not stop, and if it breaks out again and there then we can say that we can put an end to biden, then it will be final, he will be blamed, then that’s it. according to jordan, the kingdom is small, there are many problems, the king is very afraid that some of the palestinians may be pushed out into the territory of the kingdom, and now there are two, 2/3 of the population, well, almost 2/3 of

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles.ier, ithink, tonight than it was the previous night. lengthier clearer skies at times across more central and eastern parts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, ii to 13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5 to 7 degrees further so

and northern coasts too.ly some transient snow there, perhaps across the pennines, but most certainly across the highlands. in fact, above 200 metres, we could see ten to 15 centimetres of snow. so a really rough day for some of us on wednesday, and quite a temperature contrast, around freezing also with that wintry weather in the highlands, at least for a time. to the south of that, temperatures are in double figures on wednesday. now the low pressure bringing this unsettled weather will continue into thursday. in fact, it's a very large area of low pressure, stretching from the north atlantic across the uk, all the way towards the baltic, and more weather fronts running along there, with strong winds. so here's the outlook then that takes us into 202a. it's an unsettled picture. briefly, a lull in the weather, with something a little bit colder on saturday, but then more wind and rain. this is bbc news. the headlines. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visits troops in gaza and says the fighting

but this zone from south west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east angliaaks of rain. now, whilst it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colors on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weather front, significant snow, as is said in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mild ai

i was just curious how high rod has moved from hyphen in northern east rep. this isn't the 1st time as you was saying earlier. we do know is that each of the neighboring countries, israel, the spend down a drone and the, the, the red sea that and this was the 1st time that i have ended up in its entirety, supposed to be on its way to a lot its just across from the area where it was down on the sides, but uh no, the only threat. the thing that in the ports of a lot you also have the v as to a port which is uh along close to 2 gauze or. and that has the area has been under a time uh, previously with records from, from austin because of that along to the shipping has to have been diverted inside . uh, i still port was out of service for awhile. it seems to have reviews, but much of the shipping has been coming here so high for 500. if you can see, just remind me that the 4th is one of the main port. so it's, it's roland by these attacks happening in the last and see it's not one thing to end to the right. it means they'll have to add an extra 20 days to go aroun

so still cold in the far north—east.or the first thing. this is the weather front which is producing all the rain. tomorrow you can see from the isobars it's going to be windy, just not as windy as today. that mild air is trying to push up in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with a fair bit of cloud and rain around. some of that, giving way to some brighter skies as we go through the course of the day, and these are our temperatures. one in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but ten in glasgow, the warmer air getting in here. 11 and 12s as we push further south across england, wales and northern ireland. overnight friday into to saturday, we will have some transient snow clearing during saturday with a lot of rain piling into the north and west. come further south and it will be drier. bits and pieces of cloud around and some showers. again, milder. and as we head up towards christmas, for christmas day itself, we could well see some rain in the south, some wintry showers in the hills in

but this zone from south west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east angliaoutbreaks of rain. now, whilst it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront, significant snow, as i said in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mi

but this zone from south west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east angliaoutbreaks of rain. now, whilst it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is placed — the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront, significant snow, as i said, in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mi

north, well, the far east, we receive northern allowances, a coefficient that adds good wages to us,r, who was born in the far east, must, along with people who come here to earn money, visiting specialists, earn these coefficients for themselves on average 5 years to get everything . and - the question is whether it is possible to return, it was this law that a person who was born in this territory immediately receives all the allowances. each of those who came here today to gostiny dvor in moscow, of course, hopes that he if they are lucky, his question will be heard today in the main hall, that they will be able to ask the president a question, it will be possible to do this literally until the very last minute of the meeting, we saw. here we talked, of course, with our colleagues, military correspondents with andrei rudenko and nikolai, we talked, they really. what can i say about donetsk, about lugansk, there are many very pressing issues there, and of course there are questions regarding the course of the special military operation, and here are also volunteers from the so-call

and now also along the northern border of east rails, almost the end is that of jihad having taken responsibility for those rockets coming from gaza. the is where the government says that the ceasefire has full of the pot because of those rockets. and also because of the breakdown in the hostage deal, quoting is way the government officials, as having said that, having chosen to hold on to women, how much will now take the mazda of old, some things. and sure enough, israel has launched and strikes not only in the north and south of guns are better than the central as well. combat forces are underway again. the desk told, tilting 50 according to palestinian media. how much is that? israel has persistence. they refused to meet its hostage demands or offers and keeps offering. unfortunately, according to israel did hostages in return for palestinian civilians. israel saying he pulled on the accept hostages alive, but a more fine thing means no more releases of hostages of his randy hostages. for now at least, what does the public traffic about the government's decision to resume castille? this is as

generally, a bit drier and less windy across the north—east of the uk, away from the northern isles —lingering weather front. but low pressure very much with us, drifting its way gradually eastwards, and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or south—westerly winds. so, the strongest of the winds probably for the south—west of england. the channel isles could be gusting 60 miles an hour. similar for the northern isles, too. 50 mile per hour gusts possible through the davis straits, for instance. and plenty of those heavy showers really across southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and south west scotland. 6—10 degrees cooler than recent days. some drier conditions for central parts of scotland, perhaps the east of the pennines and in northern england as well. but if you're planning on heading out to see some fireworks new year's eve, let's look at what the weather is doing around about midnight. and there are still some showers across southern england and wales but they will, i think, tend to ease

but this zone from south west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east angliat northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weather front pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colors on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weather front, significant snow, as is said in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mild air towards shetland through the day and rain will continue t

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles., tonight than it was the previous night. lengthier clearer skies at times across more central and eastern parts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, 11 to 13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5 to 7 degrees further south with fu

and we�*ve got patchy rain for northern ireland, southern scotland, through northern england down towardsales too. but it�*s across the north—east of scotland where we�*ve got that colder air in place. blustery conditions, we could see gusts in fact about 40, even 50 miles per hour and exposure in the north—west. but temperatures in single figures in the north—east, some sleet and some hill snow across the north—east of mainland scotland, even to low levels. for a time we could see some sleet and snow towards shetland. through tonight the rain continues to pile in to the north and it�*s for a time it�*ll turn to snow, even to low levels across parts of north—east scotland. some icy conditions developing here as well. so really cold across the far north—east. you can see the blue colours, but a real contrast for the rest of us. it�*s very mild as we start off the weekend with a lot of cloud generally and still we�*ve got the breeze, and patchy outbreaks of rain. so through saturday, this weather front�*s going to be quite slow moving i think across parts of scotland. eventually it will pus

mild for northern ireland, england and wales, but cooler in scotland, particularly so in the north—easthigh ground in scotland and this front pushing north, taking the rain wit. still cold in the far north—east. some ice to watch out for first thing. this north—east. some ice to watch out forfirst thing. this is north—east. some ice to watch out for first thing. this is the front that will produce the rain, tomorrow you can see from the ice bars it is going to be windy, but not as windy as today. the mild air is trying to push in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with cloud and rain and some of it giving way too brighter skies through the course of the day and these are our temperatures. one in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but 10 in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but 10 in glasgow. 11 and 12s as we push fourth south. friday into saturday some snow clearing during saturday with rain piling into the north and west. drier in the north with some showers. but milder. as we head to christmas, for christmas day we could see rain in the south, wintry showers o

regions of east azerbaijan, such as jolfa, or from rushd , rain was also reported from anzali, from astara, or we can mention nowshahr, but next week now, if we want to have a forecast of the weather conditions for the next week , a wave will enter our country tomorrow , it will bring rains in parts of the northwest and west of the country, and the next wave will arrive on tuesday. for tomorrow, we expect parts of the northwest of the country, those areas of west azerbaijan eastern, even in parts of ardabil province, in the kurdistan provinces of kermanshah , lorestan, hamedan, the southern slopes of alborz, qazvin and balborz provinces, in some hours, the weather conditions will be cloudy and raining. it is happening on sunday, it will weaken a lot only in the north of east and west azarbaijan . we expect rain for monday only in the caspian coastal provinces with the northerly direction of air currents, and of course in parts of north khorasan, north of razavi razavi. in a calm atmosphere most parts of the country. from tuesday, which will be a stronger system, we expect it to ente

parts of east azarbaijan province, rains in the form of scattered rains are not far from expected. tomorrow , due to the waves passing through the northwestern parts of the western regions of the country, as well as the slopes of alborz , we are witnessing the rains in these areas. in the form of precipitation. it is raining with wind blowing in the desert the rains are in the form of snow in the name of god. hello and good day . dear viewers of the premier league. tractor football reached the second place in the table. today, three games will be played in anzali cities of tehran and abadan. on the second day of the twelfth week of this competition, at the same time, from 15:00 , the sailors will face shamsazer ghazvin pikan with zuboahen of isfahan and sanat naft of abadan will face off with arak aluminum. they go too. four games will be played tomorrow, when nasaji mazandaran plays against esteghlal. at the beginning of this week's competition yesterday, tractor defeated its host gol gohar sirjan by one goal and was in second place with 21 points. it placed. gol gohar remained in

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles. than it was the previous night. lengthier clearer skies at times across more central and eastern parts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, ii to 13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5 to 7 degrees further south with further cle

generally, a bit drier and less windy across the north—east of the uk, away from the northern isles —re very much with us, drifting its way gradually eastwards, and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or south—westerly winds. so, the strongest of the winds probably for the south—west of england. the channel isles could be gusting 60 miles an hour. similar for the northern isles, too. 50 mile per hour gusts possible through the davis straits, for instance. and plenty of those heavy showers really across southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and south west scotland. 6—10 degrees cooler than recent days. some drier conditions for central parts of scotland, perhaps the east of the pennines and in northern england as well. but if you're planning on heading out to see some fireworks new year's eve, let's look at what the weather is doing around about midnight. and there are still some showers across southern england and wales but they will, i think, tend to ease a little bit in frequency, so you may m

in northern england sunshine, but further south that rain will clear as we head through the afternoon well. on wednesday that colder moves further eastwards and we get mild conditions from the west. if anything falls out of the sky on wednesday it should fall as rain. this is the outlook as we head through the week and approach the christmas period. watch out for colder weather as we head towards christmas day. this is bbc news. the headlines. hungry palestinians loot aid trucks entering gaza through the rafah crossing, as israel opens another crossing for aid. israel�*s prime minister dismisses the latest calls for a "sustainable ceasefire" in gaza — insisting they will "fight to the end" to eliminate hamas. former conservative peer baroness mone admits she stands to benefit from £60 million of profit from personal protective equipment sold to the government during the pandemic. voting wraps up in serbia�*s snap elections, called after two mass shootings shook the ruling party�*s hold on power. and a site in the shetland islands becomes the uk�*s first spaceport for vertical rocket l

generally, a bit drier and less windy across the north—east of the uk, away from the northern isles.re very much with us drifting its way gradually eastwards and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or south—westerly winds. so the strongest of the winds probably for the south—west of england, the channel isles could be gusting 60 miles an hour. similar for the northern isles, too. 50 mile per hour gusts possible through the davis straits, for instance. and plenty of those heavy showers really across southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and south west scotland, 6—10 degrees cooler than recent days, some drier conditions for central parts of scotland, perhaps the east of the pennines in in northern england as well. but if you're planning on heading out to see some fireworks new year's eve, let's look at what the weather is doing around about midnight. and there are still some showers across southern england and wales, but they will, i think, tend to ease a little bit in frequency. so you may miss

generally, a bit drier and less windy across the north—east of the uk, away from the northern isles —h us, drifting its way gradually eastwards, and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or south—westerly winds. so, the strongest of the winds probably for the south—west of england. the channel isles could be gusting 60 miles an hour. similar for the northern isles, too. 50 mile per hour gusts possible through the davis straits, for instance. and plenty of those heavy showers, really, across southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and south west scotland. 6—10 degrees cooler than recent days. some drier conditions for central parts of scotland, perhaps the east of the pennines and in northern england as well. but if you're planning on heading out to see some fireworks new year's eve, let's look at what the weather is doing around about midnight. and there are still some showers across southern england and wales but they will, i think, tend to ease a little bit in frequency, so you may miss them. they

generally, a bit drier and less windy across the north—east of the uk, away from the northern isles —, drifting its way gradually eastwards, and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or south—westerly winds. so, the strongest of the winds probably for the south—west of england. the channel isles could be gusting 60 miles an hour. similar for the northern isles, too. 50 mile per hour gusts possible through the davis straits, for instance. and plenty of those heavy showers really across southern and western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and south—west scotland. 6—10 degrees cooler than recent days. some drier conditions for central parts of scotland, perhaps the east of the pennines and in northern england as well. but if you're planning on heading out to see some fireworks new year's eve, let's look at what the weather is doing around about midnight. and there are still some showers across southern england and wales but they will, i think, tend to ease a little bit in frequency, so you may miss them. they are s

england, primarily rain through the south and east.bit of winteriness with any elevation behind it. it stays cold in scotland with temperatures again between three and five degrees. further south, we're looking at 6 to 8 as a daytime maximum. and as we move out of monday into tuesday, that's when we start to see this milder air arriving. it's going to push the blues out of the way with a southerly wind driving in milder air across the country. but, unfortunately, it does look likely to come at a price. it means that as we head through the week, it turns increasingly wet and windy at times. this is this is bbc news. the headlines... israel has renewed its bombardment of gaza after the ceasefire deal ended on friday — israeli military says that its strikes have hit more than 400 targets. as the cop28 continues in dubai, a cardinal has delivered a message from the pope on the need to tackle climate change. and the bbc has spoken to the feminist icon gloria steinem — a political activist who has fought sexism for over 50 years. our main st

some sunny spells into northern ireland. bits and pieces of nuisance rain. not a particularly pleasant afternoon to come. it will be that bit milder. temperatures between four and 8 degrees. another cold story in scotland but at least you have sunshine. another area of low pressure will bring wet snow as it moves across northern england. primarily rain in the south and east. but will fall away to rain and scattered showers. winteriness with any elevation behind it. it stays cold in scotland with temperatures again between three and 5 degrees. further south we are looking at 68 as a daytime maximum. as we move out of monday into tuesday that is when we start to see the milder and arriving. it will push the blues out of the way with a southerly wind driving and milder air across the country. unfortunately it does look like it will come at a price. as we head through the week it will turn increasingly wet and windy at times. this is bbc news. the headlines... as the war resumes, the humanitarian crisis worsens in gaza, with no

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles. clearer skies at times across more central and eastern parts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, 11—13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5—7 degrees further south with further clear spells. friday, we see this area of low press

so, strong winds in the north, strong winds too across northern ireland, the isle of man, northern englandt anglia and southern areas, it is still going to be windy, just not as windy. and there is the risk of some coastal flooding, not just today but also tonight and tomorrow along parts of the coast of east anglia. so, a mild day for northern ireland, england and wales. but a cooler day in scotland, particularly so in the north—east. through this evening and overnight we continue with wintry showers on high ground in scotland, notjust in the highlands but also the northern isles. a weather front pushes northwards, taking its rain with it. so still cold in the far north—east. could be some ice around as well to watch out for first thing. this is the weather front which is producing all the rain. tomorrow, you can see from the isobars, it's going to be windy, just not as windy as today. that mild air is trying to push up in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with a fair bit of cloud and rain around. some of that, giving way to some brighter skies as

across northern england and north—east wales. across the board. that brisk south—westerly wind just continues through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to pile into western scotland. but further south, it is a mostly dry picture, but plenty of cloud, a few breaks in the cloud, perhaps, for south—east england. here, temperatures will drop to 8 or 9 degrees, but that's very mild. it's the sort of temperature that we'd normally expect to see by day at this time of year. now, sunday, a repeat performance. again, some very heavy downpours of rain into western scotland throughout the day. the rain will start to sink a little further southwards into northern ireland and perhaps north—west england as we go through the afternoon. so drying out a little across the far north of scotland, temperatures 10—14 degrees celsius and breaks in the cloud again just in the shelter of the pennines towards the east and across north—east wales. again, perhaps for south—east england, too. as we head through sunday night and into monday, that

ireland and spreading north and east.d before turning to rain and temperatures rising in the south and east, dry weather through the afternoon. lots of clout. it is called across scotland, some of the rules could be impacted by heavy snowfall as we go through the second half of saturday, but it will turn back to rain later on as we see another band of rain sweeping eastwards through the latter stages of saturday across england and wales, that clears into sunday, sunshine and showers on new year's eve, windy in the english channel and across shetland again, you could see winds of 60 or 70 miles an hour, later when slow moving shower so we could see large rainfall totals for some of us but staying mainly dry and heading up to the midnight hour to work in 202a, it's cool but nothing desperately chilly and some further shower surround and windy in the far south. this is bbc news, the headlines. ukraine says russia has launched a massive air attack overnight with explosions reported across the country. 12 people are reported k

same weapons were used east of albarage refugee camp in central gaza. meanwhile violent clashes were reported east of jabalya where homes and other civilian structures were among the main targets of israeli shelling. similar clashes took place in hanyunis south of gaza where palestinians attacked regime forces with morters. at least 24 civilians were killed and uh many others injured in nocturnal israeli strikes on displaced people. sheltering near european hospital in khan unis, raising wednesday's death toll there to 55. overall death tool from israel's 76 days of onslot on gaza now exceeds 20,000. territories also witnessing outbreaks of infectious diseases, including diarrhea. the military wing of hamas says fighters have completely or partially destroyed 41 israely. military vehicles during the past 72 hours, ye casan brigade spokesman added resistance fighters also killed 25 israeli soldiers and injured dozens, abu beda said infiltrating sign, his forces are also targeted with artillery as well as armor, piercing weapons. as he added, the palestin

so still cold in the far north—east.weather front which is producing all the rain. tomorrow, you can see from the isobars, it's going to be windy, just not as windy as today. that mild air is trying to push up in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with a fair bit of cloud and rain around. some of that, giving way to some brighter skies as we go through the course of the day, and these are our temperatures. one in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but ten in glasgow, the warmer air getting in here. ii and 12s as we push further south across england, wales and northern ireland. 0vernight friday into to saturday, we will have some transient snow clearing during saturday with a lot of rain piling in to the north and west. come further south and it will be drier. bits and pieces of cloud around and some showers. again, milder. and as we head up towards christmas, for christmas day itself, we could well see some rain in the south, some wintry showers in the hills in the north and cooler. a new

so still cold in the far north—east.irst thing. this is the weather front which is producing all the rain. tomorrow you can see from the isobars it's going to be windy, just not as windy as today. that mild air is trying to push up in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with a fair bit of cloud and rain around. some of that, giving way to some brighter skies as we go through the course of the day, and these are our temperatures. one in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but ten in glasgow, the warmer air getting in here. 11 and 12s as we push further south across england, wales and northern ireland. overnight friday into to saturday, we will have some transient snow clearing during saturday with a lot of rain piling into the north and west. come further south and it will be drier. bits and pieces of cloud around and some showers. again, milder. and as we head up towards christmas, for christmas day itself, we could well see some rain in the south, some wintry showers in the hills in the nor

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles.es at times across more central and eastern parts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, 11—13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5—7 degrees further south with further clear spells. friday, we see this area of low pressure bring ga

frequent rash of showers into northern ireland and western scotland, but north—east scotland faring ait should stay largely dry into the evening. now, as we move into new year's day — on the whole, a quieter story. need keep an eye on this frontal system down to the south, but for many it will be slightly cooler and slightly quieter, but there's still going to be some rain around at times. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. russia launches one of its biggest attacks on ukraine since the war began — authorities say at least 30 people have been killed. as more detail emerges about the attacks — president biden urges congress to �*step up�* military aid to ukraine. israel expands its ground offensive into palestinian refugee camps in central gaza, forcing thousands to flee. the family of a �*good samaritan�* who died while helping a stranger in sheffield has paid tribute. chris marriott's family said he "devoted his life to helping others". hello, i'm anjana gadgil. the uk defence secretary has announced that hundreds of british—made air defence missiles are being shipped to

england, primarily rain through the south and east.. still a little bit of winteriness with any elevation behind it. it stays cold in scotland with temperatures again between three and five degrees. further south, we're looking at six to eight as a daytime maximum. and as we move out of monday into tuesday, that's when we start to see this milder air arriving. it's going to push the blues out of the way with a southerly wind driving in milder air across the country. but, unfortunately, it does look likely to come at a price. it means that as we head through the week, it turns increasingly wet and windy at times. this is bbc news, the headlines... the palestinian red crescent says it's received the first aid trucks to enter gaza since the truce ended. israel's military says its renewed bombardment of gaza has hit more than 400 targets. at cop28, at least 116 nations commit themselves to tripling renewable energy capacity. and former prime minister boris johnson is expected to apologise to the uk covid inquiry, acknowledging that the gov

same weapons were used east refugee camp in central gaza. meanwhile violent clashes were reported east of jabalya where homes and other civilian infrastructure was targeted once again by israeli shelling. similar clashes took place in han unis in southern gaza where palestinians attack regime forces. at least 24 civilians were killed, many others also injured and overnight is really strikes on displaced palestinians sheltering near the european hospital in khan unis. overall death toll from israel's 76 day onslot on gaza has now exceeded 20,000 territory. is also witnessing outbreaks of disease, including diarrhea. the military wing of the palestinian resistance movement hamas says as fighters have completely or partially destroyed 41 israeli military vehicles during the past three days. "the alcasson brigade spokesman added resistance fighters have also killed 25 israeli soldiers during that period and injured dozens. abu ubeda said infiltrating zion his forces were also targeted with artillery as well as armor, piercing weapons. he added p

but this zone from southwest scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east anglia,ow, while it's not as windy as yesterday, that northwest wind is still going to be quite gusty in places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is placed — the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront, significant snow, as i said, in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mild air towards shetla

but this zone from south west scotland, northern ireland through northern england towards east angliain places and it will limit the way things feel. maybe not quite as mild as it was during thursday, but barely above freezing in shetland. now with that cold air in place, weatherfront pushing its way in through friday night into saturday, we could see some significant snow in the mountains of scotland, icy conditions around as well. but you can see just how limited that cold air is. place to the blue colors on the chart elsewhere, place to the blue colours on the chart elsewhere, another very mild night to take us into the weekend. but for the weekend, high pressure is established way towards the southwest, toppling around it, the cloud, more weatherfronts, but also much, much milder air. if anything, temperatures will creep up even further this weekend. the exception being on the northern side of that weatherfront, significant snow, as i said in parts of scotland, even to lower levels for a time, never reaching the mild air towards shetland through the day and rain will continue to f

and northern africa.which roman rudakov left his message, will be given to the military unit where the deceased hero served. on behalf of the minister of defense, roman’s family is already being provided with assistance, as they received the last news from their son and brother, our military correspondent alexander sladkov saw. rostov-nadon, headquarters 103 moto. rifle regiment, legendary 150 division, this is the very stone on which roman rudakov left his last message addressed to the colleagues who found me, i ask you to take care of my loved ones, now this stone is being taken under guard to the city of bataysk in order to show it to roman’s mother olga rudakova . “hello, alexander, the stone was brought, hello, this is the inscription that your son left in the basement of the seventy-third house, at the turn of 1300 in the village of omarenka, my last wish was that we take care they helped you and his sister and brother about you, but the regiment commander told you to make a decision, either... so t

england, primarily rain through the south and east.ill a little bit of wintryness with any elevation behind it. it stays cold in scotland, with temperatures again between three and five degrees. further south, we're looking at 6—8 as a daytime maximum. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that's when we start to see this milder air arriving. it's going to push the blues out of the way with a southerly wind driving in milder air across the country. but unfortunately, it does look likely to come at a price. it means that as we head through the week, it turns increasingly wet and windy at times. live from southern israel, this is bbc news. the palestinian red crescent says it's received the first aid trucks to enter gaza since the truce ended. israel's military says its renewed bombardment of gaza has hit more than 400 targets. iamat i am at the cop28 climate conference in dubai where after a busy start there has been another flurry of activity on day three. i'm gareth barlow in london. and former prime minister boris johnson is ex

parts of the middle east. and that will grasp the slide its way into the live answer. running. one of the 2 sat was down across the rock. i don't need to know the pos of saudi arabia that's push up into the bank then because we have got a couple of what that is on the costs here. and that will affect garza and the occupied territories. take the tuesday afternoon, going on into wednesday. it will move through. it will make way for the next by the system. so we are looking at more shelves just around that is to side off the met it's radius. some of them could be heavy at times, want to say what the shower was also affecting the fall north of africa. northern areas of algeria, fruits in this year using further east, which as we go on through white and sty, still a few showers into west africa, but nothing too much to speak of. the west to whether he's on the other side of the continent. and we are still looking at some rather live the showers into northern parts of times in a way we have seen that. busy full floo

still cold in the far north—east.which is producing all the rain. tomorrow you can see from the isobars it is going to be windy, just not as windy as today. that mild air is trying to push up in through scotland, but not succeeding into the far north—east. we start off with a fair bit of cloud and rain around. some of that, giving way and brighter skies as we go to the course of the day, and these are our temperatures. the course of the day, and these are ourtemperatures. 0ne the course of the day, and these are our temperatures. one in lerwick, five in aberdeen, but ten in glasgow. 11 and 12 are three push further south across england, wales and northern ireland. 0vernight friday coming to saturday, we will have some transient snow clearing during saturday with a lot of rain piling into the north and west. come further south and it will be drier. it's in pieces of cloud around and some showers. again, mild air. and as we head up towards christmas, for christmas day itself, we could well see some rain in the south, so

that will last longest across east anglia for northern england, the midlands, northern ireland and forcotland. but the cloud will start to build towards the south—west of england through the late morning. there'll be outbreaks of heavy rain here by the time we get to the mid afternoon. temperatures starting to slip a little, 5 to 11 degrees celsius. the air milder, of course, where we've got the cloud and the rain and those heavy downpours of rain falling on saturated ground, of course, in many places. starting to drift northwards and eastwards as we head through monday evening, eventually clearing the south coast. but there's more rain just waiting in the wings and we'll be seeing that on tuesday morning. as you can see on the pressure chart here, again, it's tending to move its way northwards and eastward. so some more heavy rain across much of england and wales as we go through the first part of tuesday. that drifts into northern england by the end of the day. another feed of rain, some wintry showers, perhaps over the tops of the hills into parts of aberdeenshire with the brisk sou

severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles.rts. thursday, we've still got low pressure nearby. it's going to be another windy day, not quite as windy as today, but still gales, north—west england, north and west wales, bands of showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain as they spread towards the east. and we'll see further wintriness over the hills of scotland. and very gusty winds to come for all, but certainly around southern and western coasts. temperature—wise, 11 to 13 degrees. it won't feel like that because of the strength of the wind. another chilly day to come across scotland. thursday night, we see further showers rattling their way in from the west. it stays blustery. longer spells of rain across scotland with snow on the hills. turning very windy again, far north of scotland into the northern isles. and it will be cold here. temperatures ranging from around 5 to 7 degrees further south with further clear spells. friday, we see this area of low pressure bring gales again to the north—east of scotland,

in northern gaza using artillery fire.th israeli forces in gaza city.

israelis carry out air strikes a number of residential blocks in ja refugee camp in the northern gaza strip killing east 150 palestinians, israeli war planes have also pounded, southern gaza, while the regime's ground forces have surrounded the city, there have been fierce clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinian resistance fires. palestinians say the israeli air strikes now target areas regime had earlier told people to seek sheltering. the onslot has killed over 16,200 palestinians and it began two months ago around 70% of those killed are women and children. a journalist and activist habiba jaguuri joins us now from uh adelade australia uh mr. jaguuri welcome to the program uh let's start off with your perspective on how events have transpired since uh that seven-day humanitarian pause the israelis just picked up where they left off and started massakering and killing innocent palestinian civilians again. thank you so much for having me. we are now in the 61st day of genocide being carried out by the israeli government by the israeli army onto the innocent civilians of gaza

and northern... more than a thousand people to checkpoints officials of the inspection staff, all this has borne fruit, in fact, today we can say that the turn of the foreign trade of the russian federation from east to south, it has taken place, it is a fait accompli, and today we are practically reaching indicators and declarations and. .. foreign trade turnover indicators are, well, let’s say, standard, close to the standards in recent years. yes. at the beginning of december , you said that the federal customs service transferred about 6 trillion rubles to the budget. and confidently goes into execution annual plan. how much have you transferred to the federal budget to date? can we say that the plan has already been completed? how do you generally assess the work of the federal customs service this year? well , you know, actually, if we talk about fulfilling the forecast. tasks this year, of course, we started the year very hard, and the main reason for this, again, was an act of state terrorism

, through northern england towards east anglia, this is where the weather front will remain in place,nd off during the day. mild for large parts of the uk. 9-13, but day. mild for large parts of the uk. 9—13, but barely above freezing in shetland. high pressure down towards the south, the weather front starting to reinvigorate and it is a dividing line, between the mild air and the cold air, mould of a —— most of will be in the milder zone. some significant snow to begin with in the mountains in the north—east. on saturday there will be some sunny spells and temperatures up to about 12. warm christmas eve, back to you, i2. warm christmas eve, back to you, sophie. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at ten. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. are the machines about to take over? that basic fear seems to underpin much of the discussion about artificial intelligence, and parallel developments such as synthetic biology. the latest wave of tech advances offers us extraordina

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