coast. 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 south—easterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud in the rain, 11 to 13 degrees celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start ofjanuary, things will be turning a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the israeli military says it has begun to withdraw some troops, especially reserve units, from the gaza strip. the us navy says it has sunk

coast.e 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 south—easterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud in the rain, 11 to 13 degrees celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start of january, things will be staying a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they attacked a container ship off the coast of yemen. the queen of d

particularly blustery towards the south coast.ions could get as high as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of

, so mild towards the south coast in particular, but blustery as we had through new year's eve nightr showers and windy conditions on the south coast, so be aware if you are watching fireworks, there could be disruption. further north, the showers will be in northern england and northern ireland as we head towards midnight, but towards parts of scotland it should be largely dry with clear spells and any showers in the east could turn wintry especially over the higher ground. monday, we see the area of low pressure starting to feel so it will be more settled but more rain edging in from the south—west by the time we get to the end of the day but plenty of dry weather before that, so quite a lot of sunshine, and still the legacy of cloud and if few showers stretching from south—west scotland into north—east england through the morning and quite a drop in temperature, five celsius in the north, 10 degrees further south, but double figures in the far south and west but quite wet by the end of the day. the rain went clear until we get to tuesday morning, so more rain pushing in two parts

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast. much of scotland. but let's take a look at the big night itself. we're likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here into new year's day and it's much quieter looking petrol. ——and it's much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the southwest and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards northwest england, perhaps the south west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 202a. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at

so still mild towards the south coast in particular, but here staying very blustery as we head through're out celebrating, then do watch out for some showers, some very windy conditions along the south coast. so do beware if you're watching a fireworks display that could cause some disruption. further north, then i think a lot of the showers will tend to be across northern england and northern ireland as we head towards midnight, whereas towards parts of scotland it should be largely dry and there'll be some clear spells. any showers across the east could turn wintry, especially over the higher ground. now monday, we'll see that area of low pressure start to fill. so it is going to be a little more settled. but again, more rain edging in from the southwest by the time we get to the end of the day. but plenty of dry weather before that. so if you're out for a new year's walk, for example, i think there will be quite a lot of sunshine. still the legacy of cloud and a few showers stretching from south—west scotland into north—east england, perhaps particularly through the morning. and onc

coast.n 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 south(—easterly wind. with the brisk south—easterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud in the rain, 11 to 13 degrees celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start of january, things will be staying a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they attacked a container ship off the coast of yemen

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.er across much of scotland. but let's take a look at the big night itself. we're likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 202a. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. hello, live from lo

coast of england.sts hope to discover more about dinosaurs by studying this amazing looking head. now on bbc news, tecthlore japan: episode two. enjoy. in tecthlore, we go in search of some of the most exciting innovations in tech the world has to offer and i get to combine my two passions, tech and travel. this time i'm injapan. this is a country facing big challenges from climate change. you can turn these into batteries? but i'm here to see how it tech innovators are trying to help. is that our lunch? very tasty! i'll be seeing earth—friendly energy projects on land and at sea. we're very close! putting future fuels like hydrogen to the test. and understanding how nature can inspire totally new materials. absolutely massive! this is terrifying! thank you. welcome to japan. everything you could want all in one place! japan is a place i know well, but as my green tech journey begins, i can already tell i am going to see a different side to this great country. i'm starting two hours east of tokyo in th

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.s much of scotland. but let's take a look at the big night itself. we're likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 2024. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. live from london, this is b

low pressure on tuesday, strong winds around some of these south—western coasts. then that low pressure, on tuesday night into wednesday, pulls away into the continent, and there are signs of high pressure to the south—west of us trying to build in, but it is going to be quite a slow process. on wednesday, the best of the weather across scotland, northern ireland, and also the south—east, often cloudy. feeling quite chilly, for example on the lincolnshire coastline. thursday, friday, into the following weekend, look how this high pressure tries to build in, but to the north of it, whether france running around the area of high pressure, so not necessarily turning settled everywhere. so this is the summary for sunday and monday onwards, and it doesn't look as though things may settle down, at least across some southern areas, as we head towards the end of the following week. that's it from me. goodbye. live from jerusalem. this is bbc news. fighting is intensifying in gaza's second city, khan younis, with residents ordered by israeli forces to leave central areas.

particularly blustery towards the south coast.ph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the centre of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because you may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we get to midn

particularly blustery towards the south coast. could get as high as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the centre of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because you may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of the

coast.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 southeasterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud and the rain — ii to 13 celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start ofjanuary, things will be turning a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the us navy says it has sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they tried to board a container ship off the coast of yemen. they say they got within metres of the ship, which has come under attack for the second time within 24 hours. presi

particularly blustery towards the south coast. as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the ni

very windy with strong gusts of wind across the south coast. ten years day, it is much quieter although we will eventually start to see the winds pick up across the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day but as you can see, there is lots of dry weather. lots of sunshine around, showers across north—west england and south of scotland. mild as you head through the start of 2024. colder into scotland and it will be rather unsettled at times. in parts of scotland. this is bbc news, the headlines. gaza health officials say 165 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours as the israeli army strikes targets across the territory. the southern border town of rafah continues to see an influx of people seeking safety. an emergency meeting of the un security council has overwhelmingly condemned russia's aerial assault on ukraine on friday — the largest since the start of the war. many countries said hitting civilian infrastructure had violated the international rules of war. new year's eve travellers face majo

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.ain, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 202a. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. hello, live from london, this is bbc news. israeli forces pushed deeper into parts of central and southern gaza as p

particularly blustery towards the south coast.y blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we get to midnight, still ver

particularly blustery towards the south coast. as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we ge

on the south coast, it'll be around eight degrees celsius.out towards the west. and actually, for many of us, bright, if not sunny weather to come right from the word "go". so, this is the morning and then in the afternoon it could actually be cloudy across eastern scotland and the borders, but the vast majority of us should have at least bright weather. temperatures typically between eight and ten degrees celsius on monday. and then on tuesday, another low pressure affects us. this one actually is going to be quite slow moving. so, slow moving showers with some drier gaps in between. could be quite windy around the far south—west of the country and also particularly wet in eastern and northern scotland. a persistent easterly wind dragging in that rain bearing cloud. so, that was tuesday. wednesday, the low pressure moves away. thursday, we're brushed by weather systems in the north and then towards the end of the week and into the weekend, the thinking is pretty sure high pressure is going to build in from the south. but the weather fronts n

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.'re likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 2024. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. this is bbc news, the headlines: tank fire and air strikes have been reported in central and sou

coast.hart 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 southeasterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud and the rain — 11 to 13 celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start ofjanuary, things will be turning a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they attacked and tried to board a container ship off the coast of yemen. the american military says the boats got within metres of the maersk ship, which has come under attack for the seco

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.g night itself. we're likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here into new year's day the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards northwest england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 2024. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. this is bbc news, the headli

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 2024. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. this is bbc news, the headlines. tank fire and air strikes have been reported in central and southern gaza. the un

particularly blustery towards the south coast. high as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the centre of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out, because you may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the tim

particularly blustery towards the south coast.otentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the centre of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we get to midnight,

but again, it's quite gusty towards the south coast.we're likely to see again, more blustery showers blow through. again, very windy with strong gusts of wind towards the south coast. could cause some disruption here. and while we're showing lots of showers on the charts here, there will be a lot of dry weather around as well, perhaps a patchy frost across scotland where it will be feeling colder. the winds will be lighter here. into new year's day and it's a much quieter looking picture. we'll eventually start to see the winds pick up towards the south—west and some outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the day. but as you can see, there's lots of dry weather. there will be some sunshine around. expect to see some more showers towards north—west england, perhaps the south—west of scotland, too. it stays largely mild as we head through the start of 2024. it's colder in scotland, of course, and it will be rather unsettled at times. this is bbc news, the headlines: fierce tank fire and air strikes are reported in central and

coast.rds 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 southeasterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud and the rain, 11 to 13 celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start ofjanuary, things will be turning a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the queen of denmark announces she will step down after 52 years on the throne. she is europe's longest—reigning monarch, and will abdicate in two weeks' time. the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they attacked and tried to board a container ship off the coast of yemen. the americ

particularly blustery towards the south coast.ry showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland and here, not quite as cold as it was last night. now, this is how we'll start off new year's eve, sunday, of course. there will be a lot of dry weather out towards the east, i think, through the morning. staying dry across scotland for much of the day, but blustery showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the centre of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out, because you may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we get to midnight, still very wind

coast of england. and welcome to bbc news. i am anna foster injerusalem. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza's main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there's been heavy bombardment of the territory overnight. the head of the israeli army has called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis and there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. the head of the world health organisation has said the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus warned health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. more on that in a moment, but first, this report is from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. the misery of life under canvas. four in five gazans have now fled their homes and away from the front lines, they're still fighting to survive, with severe shortag

coast.orning. 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 southeasterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud and the rain, 11 to 13 celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start ofjanuary, things will be turning a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. we are still a few hours away from 2024 but around the world people have been celebrating, as rachel reports. five, four, three, two, one! new year celebrations have officially begun. auckland in new zealand became the first major city to mark the start of 2

coast.at this, in the northern isles, just a daytime maximum of one celsius. and yes, there were some snow showers as well. that's because the far northeast of scotland stuck in this cold air. this weather front the dividing line between cloudy and milder conditions down to the south. but as that weather front bumps into the cold air, we're likely to see some snow, 2—10 centimetres forming across higher ground. gradually, that snow will revert back to rain through the day, some of it quite heavy across western and central scotland. cloudier, damp conditions at further south and west. the best of the breaks in the cloud, perhaps east anglia and south—east england. but it is going to be another mild story for most of us. once again, 12—13 degrees, but staying in that cooler air for the far north—east of scotland. now, as we move into christmas eve, once again, the wind direction subtly changes to a southwesterly. milderstill, but look how many isobars. christmas eve is going to be a windy day.

the still blustery across the south coast, plenty more around as well.with parts of argyll and bute affected with showers as well. a cold, frosty start to the new year after the hogmanay celebrations in scotland but milder further south. taking a look at new year's day. for most of us it will be a nicer looking day of weather. quite a lot of dry weather around and some sunshine, but the cloud starts to build towards the south—west of england through the late morning. there will be outbreaks of heavy rain here by the time we get to mid afternoon. temperatures starting to slip a little, between 5—11 celsius with the air margot robbie have cloud and rain and those heavy downpours unsaturated run across many places, starting to drift north and east as we head through monday evening, eventually clearing the south coast. but there is more rain waiting in the wings, we received that on tuesday morning, you can see on the pressure chart it is moving its way northward and eastward. heavy rain across england and wales as we go through the first part of tuesday, dr

coast.an 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 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 southeasterly wind. temperatures turning milder, of course, towards the south, underneath the cloud in the rain, 11 to 13 degrees celsius, but still colder across scotland and northern ireland. but here is the outlook for our capital cities. as we head through the start of january, things will be staying a lot colder for all of us by next weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea — after they attacked and tried to board a container ship off the coast of yemen. the american military says the boats got within metres of the maersk

on the south coast, it'll be around eight degrees celsius. two — one towards the east, another one approaching out towards the west. and actually, for many of us, bright, if not sunny weather to come right from the word "go". so, this is the morning and then in the afternoon it could actually be cloudy across eastern scotland and the borders, but the vast majority of us should have at least bright weather. temperatures typically between eight and ten degrees celsius on monday. and then on tuesday, another low pressure affects us. this one actually is going to be quite slow moving. so, slow moving showers with some dry air gaps in between. could be quite windy around the far south—west of the country and also particularly wet in eastern and northern scotland. a persistent easterly wind dragging in that rain bearing cloud. so, that was tuesday. wednesday, the low pressure moves away. thursday, we're brushed by weather systems in the north and then towards the end of the week and into the weekend, the thinking is pretty sure high pressure is goi

very strong winds towards the south coast of england and wales, a weather warning in place there.northern england and scotland and ireland. perhaps rain edging to parts of aberdeenshire by the end of the day. temperatures little lower than they were yesterday. lots of people out out tonight ringing in the new year, a scattering of showers to the south coast of england and here the winds are still strong and could quite possibly hamper any fireworks displays. a few showers across the south—east and east anglia but more showers across the midlands and the north—west of england feeding down this north—westerly wind across northern ireland and south—west of scotland. largely dry for much of scotland. it will be a drier looking day tomorrow but more rain edging in from the south—west by the time we get to the end of the day. tomorrow though, looking largely dry through the morning for new year�*s day. if you are out for a new year walk there will be some sunshine around but cloud increasing for the south later with eventually outbreaks of rain. looking driver scotland northern england

lighter winds but pretty strong gusts on the exposed south coast. 0n on the exposed south coast.ooking at around 5—6 in the north and may 8—10 in the south. temperatures started to come down. as we head out of new year's eve and new year's day, no significant change to the weather story. still under the influence of blood pressure. a case of sunny spells and scattered showers but the showers will be few and far between. keep an eye on what is happening on the channel coasts. single figures for all on new year's day. 5—9 . the slightly cooler theme translating further head for the first week of january. the jetstream set into the south of the uk and so that means we will be on the cooler side of the jade. underthe will be on the cooler side of the jade. under the influence of low pressure so nothing particularly settled but you notice we see the yellow taint squeezing back to the near continent and the blue takes over as the wind direction swings to north—easterly and that means temperatures will be either on orjust below the average for the time of year but we still likely to see

particularly blustery towards the south coast.y showers still swirling around this area of low pressure, lighter winds across the center of low pressure. but again, towards the south coast of england and wales, there'll be some strong, gusty, brisk south—westerly winds blowing throughout the day. temperatures for most a little lower than they were earlier on today. and still some more blustery showers, i suspect, as we head into the evening. if you're out celebrating new year's eve, watch out because he may well catch a good scattering of showers towards the south as we head through the first part of the night. but then they'll gradually fade away. so, fewer of them by the time we get to midnight, still very windy towards the south coast, could cause some disruption with fireworks, but mild here. we'll see more of the showers as we head into northern england and across parts of northern ireland. scotland looking largely dry. the winds a little lighter here, perhaps some of the showers a bit wintry over the tops of the hills where

coast of the event was a 27—year—old from albania.he man had died on board the accommodation vessel based at portland sports. the bbc understands the ban was from albania is the pouch as part of the government's efforts to cut us accommodation and its can house up to 500 single men, awaiting the outcomes of their asylum applications. —— the barge. there are reports from ukraine that some frontline military operations are having to be scaled back because of a shortage of artillery shells. there is continuing doubt over funding from international allies, but the deputy defence minister has told the bbc he is confident that funding will carry on. general ivan gavryliuk told abujalil abdurasulov that ukraine is making plans to increase its domestic military production. translation: the problem of ammunition shortages, i particularly with artillery rounds will not go away. in the short term, ukraine has decided to address this issue by increasing the production of kamikaze drones. next year, we have an agreement with the netherlands and th

coast fund. antonia came out into that and thank you. i know how the malays will be sworn in as i didn't seen as new precedents today, like in to donald trump. he come, he come pain under the mo to make i didn't see an upgrade again, and it's already becoming fair. dramatic changes coming with him. the lion, the week, the madman. how the emulate goes by many nicknames. a new edition, the chain sold president during complaining the self described and not co capitalist site, the public and new on certain times. what he plans to do to public spending. when it comes to spend old cup, the hand of the case of the scene is the president. it's 9 for his harsh rhetoric. he's described type francis, a fellow origin time of ego. and this areas, and an imbecile who promotes communism really stated bluntly that he wouldn't deal with communists in china. oh, and neighboring brazil. internationally, malay hesitated strong, good times with the united states and also israel. but in the country struggling under the weight of the triple digit inflation, be

an asylum seeker has died on a barge housing migrants of the south coast of england.s reported to have taken place in the bibby stockholm. this is a barge moored in portland in dorset and which can house around 500,000 people. 0ffice spokesperson said, we are aware of reporting of an incident —— 500 people. the incident involves an asylum seeker on the bibby stockholm. it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time. and you can see the bbc website, where we do have live updates on this breaking story, which is that an asylum seeker is reported to have died on board the bibby stockholm barge in dorset. and now we have the weather, with carol kirkwood. hello again. there's been some heavy rain already this morning, a lot of which is now moving away into the north sea, but will linger across scotland. and for the rest of the week, there will be some rain at times, not as heavy as today. it's going to be blustery at times as well. but towards the end of the week, it looks like it is going to turn that bit drier for most of us. now, what we have currently is tha

coast of england.nna i am anna foster and you are with bbc news. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza s main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there s been heavy bombardment of the territory overnight; the head of the israeli army has called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis and there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. the head of the world health organisation has said the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus warned health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. more on that in a moment, but first, this report is from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. the misery of life under canvas. four in five gazans have now fled their homes and away from the front lines, they're still fighting to survive, with severe shortages of fo

a huge fossil of a 150—million—year—old sea creature has been uncovered from cliffs on the south coastgland. hello, you are watching bbc news. i am a mark foster injerusalem. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of the gaza strip s main southern city of khan younis and there s been heavy bombardment of the territory overnight. the head of the israeli army has called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. meanwhile, israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis, as intense battles continue in southern gaza. there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. as the israeli bombardment of gaza continues, the united nations says half the population of the territory are starving and nine out of ten can t eat every day. it comes as the world health organization holds a special session on the health situation in the occupied palestinian territories — we will hear from our correspondent on that later this hour. but first, our middle east correspondent yolande knell has the latest. the misery of life under canvas. four in fiv

navy shot down an enemy dive bomber off cape hunter on the south coast of guadal canal, and nothing particularly unusual, it was the second world war going on at the time, but what was remarkable about that particular navy destroyer was that the fighter, the actual missile that hit would hit it without a direct hit. it missed in effect. so this is actually a piece of fateful artillery that destroyed that particular item, but the shell itself was revolutionary, because the 15-centimeter fuse was capable of detonating when it was close to the target. so in a sense it missed but it also hit, the tiny proximity fuse not only helped win that particular battle, but it also helped to turn the tide of that war. and this miniature miracle was only possible because of a different type of fusion, and that was, you guessed it between australia, the uk and the united states. it was actually developed by a brilliant australian scientist, william butement, who was in london developing it, and the fuse was then transferred to the united states, where it turned into this tremendous game changer. and today, in a

around five in aberdeen, five in belfast. 0n the south coast, it'll be around eight degrees celsius.o, this is the morning and then in the afternoon it could actually be cloudy across eastern scotland and the borders, but the vast majority of us should have at least bright weather. temperatures typically between eight and ten degrees celsius on monday. and then on tuesday, another low pressure affects us. this one actually is going to be quite slow moving. so, slow moving showers with some drier gaps in between. could be quite windy around the far south—west of the country and also particularly wet in eastern and northern scotland. a persistent easterly wind dragging in that rain bearing cloud. so, that was tuesday. wednesday, the low pressure moves away. thursday, we're brushed by weather systems in the north and then towards the end of the week and into the weekend, the thinking is pretty sure high pressure is going to build in from the south. but the weather fronts never too far away from scotland this weekend. so, yes, for many of us, it's a case of turning things turning drier a

legal through our border in the south coast border gates in the south coast of england or through our. we know that in the 12 airports. we know that in the 12 months to june this year, 672,000 and net people arrived here more than left. that's the that's the net figure. now, the measures to bring that down announced by the government today, a five point plan from james cleverly including stopping workers bringing james cleverly including st(family workers bringing james cleverly including st(family dependantsi bringing james cleverly including st(family dependants and inging in family dependants and increasing the skilled worker, earning threshold to get a get a visa by a third to 38,700, doing something similar with the minimum minimum income for a family , lifting that from 18,000 family, lifting that from 18,000 to 38,000. what they're trying to 38,000. what they're trying to do is bring in more skilled migrants. essentially, they're reverse reverting to where they were before 2016. basically, it's a graduate only visa if you want to come here. what they're trying to eat into this

coast might be just be rain we have got but inland probably snow and a threat of some freezing rain,t is that? it is liquid rain with a temperature below zero, it freezes on impact, brings nasty icy condition, that is something we could look at. further north, clearer skies but cold temperatures, down to minus ten or so in the coldest spots. so, heading into sunday, any wintry weather tending to clear grey the east, might see rain in the far south. again with wintriness mixed in. away from that it is a familiar picture of a freezing cold start and a lot of dry weather with some spells of sunshine but the temperatures really struggling to rights for most of the uk, maybe something slightly less cold pushing into the far south. beyond that into next week, low pressure approaching from the south. this is another one to watch because it could have a mix of rain and snow, but through is a bit of urn uncertainty how far thanks chris. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday this lunchtime — i'm gavi

we're also blanketed in rain across the coast of the south coast central coast and northern coast of british columbia. but it is a quite a picture as we look to the us southwest, a few showers coming in across california. so can't rule it out in san francisco on thursday with a height of 17 degrees. ok. i'm out of time. the weather brought to you by visit castle. i marry him shaheen. a filmmaker, and i've been working in and around garza for 30 years. as i watched the 2023 devastation of concept ideas ran the army. i looked back at the place, so i knew the optimism of 2005 when these were at least to the destruction of towards the coast of alaska. they did hopes on l. g 0 of the welcome back to the mind about some stories here. this uh, these are the armies conducting one of its largest rates across the fight westbank since the one comes up again, force is of interest cities of ramallah, jeanine, hebron novelist until conner is randy on being targeted money exchange bureaus and the ultimate of westbank cities of ramallah until kind of lucky is 15 pounds to be honest. and it's really

coast of england.nd a warm welcome to bbc news. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza's main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there's been heavy bombardment of the territory overnight. the head of the israeli army has called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis and there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. the head of the world health organization has said the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus warned health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. anna a n na foster anna foster has been giving us the latest. an agonising goodbye. at least 14 people were killed in an israeli strike on a school where they'd been seeking safety in khan younis in southern gaza. crushed by the rubble. mohamed el rani lost his mum, dad and an unborn brother

coast of england — gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour. some snow over the pennines, but as that wet weather continues northwards into scotland, here, we could see the snow lasting a little bit longer. now, for many, it may well be rain, but over the hills above about 200m, there could be 10—15 centimetres of fresh snow and, of course, it's going to be colder here. elsewhere, though, it is going to be a mild day. despite that wet and windy weather, particularly in england and wales, temperatures will widely be into double figures but we're going to turn a little cooler later in the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says at least 70 people have been killed in an air strike on a densely populated refugee camp, as israel pledges to step up its offensive. the us accuses iran of being behind the latest drone attack on ships in the red sea. and we'll find out where santa has got to as he races the world to deliver all of those presents. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with our. ——us