scotland hasn't failed, its leadership has failed. this is bbc news. the headlines: a us intelligence report says the saudi crown prince approved a plan to capture or kill the dissidentjournalist jamal khashoggi in 2018. the report said the conclusion was based on the crown prince's willingness to use violence to silence critics. saudi arabia has dismissed the american claims. the nigerian president says his government won't give in to blackmail after more than 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped. he described those behind the latest abductions in zamfara state as bandits and said they should not interpret the government's

restraint as a sign of weakness. there's further evidence that covid vaccines may help prevent the spread of coronavirus. a study of healthcare workers in england has found that a single dose of the pfizer vaccine dramatically cuts the risk of getting the virus without symptoms. now on bbc news, it's time to click. this week, it is a fashion special, in which we find that pixels are the new black. leather is reinvented, no cows required. and finishing the look, the big spectacle in al beauty.

hey, welcome to click! this week we are both trying to look at best because it is london fashion week which as you may expect was a bit different this year and would probably explains why lara is currently wearing cardboard.— wearing cardboard. sorry, i will take — wearing cardboard. sorry, i will take these _ will take these off. i was looking at a collection in virtual reality!— looking at a collection in virtual reality! looking at a collection in virtual reali ! ~ . ~ virtual reality! with them back on and tell _ virtual reality! with them back on and tell us _ virtual reality! with them back on and tell us what _ virtual reality! with them back on and tell us what it - virtual reality! with them back on and tell us what it is - virtual reality! with them back on and tell us what it is like. l on and tell us what it is like. it is certainly immersive, of course. this is generally�*s show, shot in live action so that viewers can experience it in sd or google, i feel like i'm at a circus but that is high—fashion for you —— jenn lee. high-fashion for you -- jenn lee. ~ ., , high-fashion for you -- jenn lee. ~ . , , high-fashion for you -- jenn lee. ., , lee. what struck me is it goes much further _ lee. what struck me is it goes much further than _ lee. what struck me is it goes much further than just - lee. what struck me is it goes much further than just putting | much further than just putting clothes online. four years ago, a mysterious model stirred up

the fashion industry. her name was shudu and nobody knew where she came from. turns out shudu was not real. she came from the imagination of fashion photographer cameron james wilson and she photographer cameronjames wilson and she became an internet sensation. she even appeared in a digital swarovski dress at the 2019 vaughters in london with her movements provided by a real model in canada. such was shudu's success that wilson decided to create a model agency called the digitals, and create more models to have a more diverse line—up, including galaxia, a much—needed alien model. in all seriousness, wilson thinks his approach can tackle one of the biggest issue is that the fashion industry faces — sustainability. in

fashion industry faces - sustainability.— fashion industry faces - sustainability. fashion industry faces - sustainabili . g; sustainability. in the next 3- five years — sustainability. in the next 3- five years and _ sustainability. in the next 3- five years and many - sustainability. in the next 3- five years and many of- sustainability. in the next 3- five years and many of the l five years and many of the brands that we know today are going to be using sd in their pipelines in some way, shape or form, whether that is designing the clothes or creating campaigns for digital models, so as you can imagine, that means that digital models are going to become more and more in demand as a makes much more sense to put your sd close on sd bots. it allows you to visualise and even sell clothes that have not even been made yet so you can do things like a preorder on collections and that way, they have not wasted any materials in making those garments. 0ne any materials in making those garments. one of the biggest sources of waste within the fashion industry is returns and having two large stock and it all goes to waste or it is burned and doing anything to help stop that introduced that is extremely important —— too much stock. the fabrica nt the fabricant are trying to do exactly that, hoping to create sd garments from scratch with

only digital models in mind, and notjust supermodels like these but asked, too. 0ur avatars. —— but us. we create clothes that are always digital and never ever physical so with that we try to change the landscape of what fashion will look like for the 21st century and we're trying to see how we reshape the way we wear, produce and create clothes and to see if we can create a more sustainable way.— sustainable way. fabricant's founder became _ sustainable way. fabricant's founder became concerned l sustainable way. fabricant's - founder became concerned about the environmental impact of fast fashion when she was a student at the amsterdam russian institute. so she decided —— fashion institute. so she decided to put down her needle and thread and pick up a laptop and mouth and start creating some virtual garments for some of the world's biggest fashion brands. this one was sold for almost $10,000, a custom frock which has not and never will exist in the reels. i think maybe 50 people are

walking a day in real life —— reals.. but millions of millions of people are wearing that dress online. and then my question always is what is the difference? right? even in this culture, still, the only sort of proof we have of our identity is our pictures. cameronjames has been dressing some of his sd models using fabricant�*s free collection. we fabricant's free collection. - downloaded some of their free clothing which they call fox from their website and put them on one of our models and he looked absolutely amazing in them and it highlighted the way that the sd fashion industry can look. we can collaborate with each other across the world and for free, you know, there is no waste involved. there is certainly a lot of motivation to cut waste both in materials and in transport. the euro ean materials and in transport. the european union _ materials and in transport. tue european union has materials and in transport. tte european union has promised materials and in transport. ttj: european union has promised to save 55% of the c02 footprint and from where is that coming

and from where is that coming and how do we save that? look around you, all of the industries are digitised. it is time, change takes time. the good thing with digital fashion is it is utterly scalable and very fast so once you hit a critical mass, it can happen really quickly.— really quickly. but what started as _ really quickly. but what started as an _ really quickly. but what started as an attempt l really quickly. but what| started as an attempt to really quickly. but what - started as an attempt to make fashion more environmentally friendly may lead to something equally well changing. the new cult that is rising. t’m equally well changing. the new cult that is rising.— cult that is rising. i'm a 19-year-old _ cult that is rising. i'm a 19-year-old musician, | cult that is rising. i'm a - 19-year-old musician, change 19—year—old musician, change seeker, and robot. 19-year-old musician, change seeker, and robot.— 19-year-old musician, change seeker, and robot. from virtual models to _ seeker, and robot. from virtual models to virtual _ seeker, and robot. from virtual models to virtual social - seeker, and robot. from virtual models to virtual social media i models to virtual social media stars, all wearing virtual clothing. is this what we will all be spending our money on soon? .,, ., , all be spending our money on soon? ., , ., soon? those models are incredible, _ soon? those models are incredible, but _ soon? those models are incredible, but we've - soon? those models are l incredible, but we've been doing some modelling of our own. ., , ~ , own. two. -- cheering and applause- _ own. two. -- cheering and applause. that _ own. two. -- cheering and applause. that was - own. two. -- cheering and applause. that was actuallyi own. two. -- cheering andi applause. that was actually a digital outfit built for me

especially by a company called dress x and at the moment they've digital clothing can only be shown on still images but what did you think? can i cut the mustard?— but what did you think? can i cut the mustard? early on and i love the branding _ cut the mustard? early on and i love the branding and _ cut the mustard? early on and i love the branding and spencer. love the branding and spencer is not the only one who has been virtually dressing up though. the fashion industry predicts that digital garments will become big business over the next two decades. the idea of buying virtual goods has long existed in gaming, where in game purchases have played their part in creating a digital only goods market. but these new online shops are full of brands but are hoping to unite the digital and the real world. a bit like the effects on video chat, one day we might be wearing virtual designer outfits as well.— be wearing virtual designer outfits as well. definitely, we

understand — outfits as well. definitely, we understand that _ outfits as well. definitely, we understand that dressx - outfits as well. definitely, we understand that dressx is - outfits as well. definitely, we understand that dressx is a l understand that dressx is a product _ understand that dressx is a product literally for anyone who — product literally for anyone who has _ product literally for anyone who has any kind of a digital identity— who has any kind of a digital identity online. right now, the process— identity online. right now, the process is_ identity online. right now, the process is pretty straightforward and actually replicates our workshop and habits — replicates our workshop and habits -- _ replicates our workshop and habits —— our shopping habits. you _ habits —— our shopping habits. you upload _ habits —— our shopping habits. you upload your photo and then you check— you upload your photo and then you check out and you will receive _ you check out and you will receive your results next day and — receive your results next day and it — receive your results next day and it is _ receive your results next day and it is ready to be shared. so of— and it is ready to be shared. so of course, i had a go. i'm pretty underwhelmed by the result. as much as i may have always dreamt of a click dress, the fit wasn't great and you can see my sleeves, although if i provided an original picture in swimwear, that would have overcome that issue. this is early days but companies are working on being able to dress customers live in video, and its then that our real wardrobes may have some competition.— wardrobes may have some cometition. ., ., competition. hello and welcome to the week _

competition. hello and welcome to the week in _ competition. hello and welcome to the week in tech. _ competition. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it - competition. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was - competition. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the | to the week in tech. it was the week facebook, and australia became friends again after the company announced it would restore news content to users in the country. australia has made amendments to a new law that requires social media firms to pay news publishes the content. google's sister from sidewalk lab shelf a smart city contract to track mobility issues in portland. it follows the scrapping of a similar project to build a digital city in toronto. and boston dynamics have condemned plans by an art collective to allow people to control a version of its robot dog spot online, fitted with a paintball gun. 0ne dog spot online, fitted with a paintball gun. one of the few tradeshows with actual in—person guests since the start of the pandemic has taken place in china. more than 20,000 people and 200 companies attended mobile world congress shanghai which included the release of yahweh's foldable mate x two. as a published a firehose of data sent back from the perseverance rover on mars.

the space agency has released over a700 images, videos and audio files from the red planet with many more to come. and finally, if all your lockdown needed was a robot sort of cat that talks and breaks wind, then panasonic have you. the kobo is an interactive companion robot back and winked, wag its tail and respond to being patted and hugged. fights. it was the cat! -- farts. spencer, what on earth are you “p spencer, what on earth are you up to now?— spencer, what on earth are you up to now? don't mind me, 'ust t in: up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out — up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out a fi up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out a mi up to now? don't mind me, 'ust trying out a new fashion i trying out a new fashion programme in the case of an intimate —— instagrammed filter. a, intimate -- instagrammed filter. �* , . ., �*, filter. a bit weird. what's happening? _ filter. a bit weird. what's happening? i— filter. a bit weird. what's happening? i cannot - filter. a bit weird. what's happening? i cannot see | happening? i cannot see anything that looks like a new outfit? , , ., outfit? this is more art than - fashion, the images you can see on my face have been generated by machine learning. chinese

luxury label mithridate created real—life clothing first which has been showcased in an interactive digital world. last ni . ht, interactive digital world. last niaht, i interactive digital world. last night, i dreamt _ interactive digital world. last night, i dreamt of... - interactive digital world. last night, i dreamt of... but- interactive digital world. last night, i dreamt of... but the| night, i dreamt of... but the fashion collection _ night, i dreamt of... but the fashion collection was - night, i dreamt of... but the fashion collection was also l night, i dreamt of... but the l fashion collection was also fed into nai model by artists in la and it's machine learning that created the abstract patterns and artwork displayed and on instagram ——an a! model. fiur instagram --an ai model. our inut is instagram --an ai model. our input is that — instagram ——an ai model. qt" input is that hundreds and hundreds of images have textures, close—ups of accessories, buttons, full looks, and also the output is what basically the machine has made sense of all of these images. made sense of all of these imaaes. �* ., , j images. but not every ai creation _ images. but not every ai creation of _ images. but not every ai creation of the _ images. but not every ai creation of the cut. - images. but not every ai - creation of the cut. sometimes it did s - it creation of the cut. sometimes it did spit out _ creation of the cut. sometimes it did spit out things _ creation of the cut. sometimes it did spit out things that - creation of the cut. sometimes it did spit out things that we i it did spit out things that we will like this looks like a little weird or a little like a horror movie, but there is this other side of capturing the

essence and kind of the soul of the garments beyond their utility and the literal shape. the online experience mixes video clips and trackable, clickable spaces, while the instagram filters can be found through hidden qr codes. 50 instagram filters can be found through hidden qr codes. so we have the ar _ through hidden qr codes. so we have the ar filter _ through hidden qr codes. so we have the ar filter where - through hidden qr codes. so we have the ar filter where you - have the ar filter where you are wearing the machine learning collection on your face. �* ., ., face. and then we have an xl filter which _ face. and then we have an xl filter which actually _ face. and then we have an xl filter which actually puts - face. and then we have an xl filter which actually puts you | filter which actually puts you into the _ filter which actually puts you into the protagonist dark and what — into the protagonist dark and what is — into the protagonist dark and what is really cool about this one — what is really cool about this one is— what is really cool about this one is that if you move it all around _ one is that if you move it all around then you see that there is imagery— around then you see that there is imagery from the darkroom surrounding you in all directions.— surrounding you in all directions. �* , ., ., directions. because london fashion week _ directions. because london fashion week is _ directions. because london fashion week is purely - directions. because london fashion week is purely an i directions. because london i fashion week is purely an -- directions. because london - fashion week is purely an -- in fashion week is purely an —— in a digitalform, i think we are seeing that what he can do and what people are willing to experience is completely different and unprecedented. we can remove the front row altogether and we can take advantage of the fact that people are at home to experience this and their mindset is very much different than sitting front row vip, and

it is more accessible to many different audiences, notjust the front row audience. experiments like this are changing how we experience fashion, although some things are still a bit too experimentalfor me. are still a bit too experimental for me. are still a bit too exerimentalfor me. . ., , ., experimental for me. that was a bit weird! you _ experimental for me. that was a bit weird! you will _ experimental for me. that was a bit weird! you will not _ experimental for me. that was a bit weird! you will not seeing - bit weird! you will not seeing me in the _ bit weird! you will not seeing me in the red _ bit weird! you will not seeing me in the red room - bit weird! you will not seeing me in the red room anytimel me in the red room anytime soon? t me in the red room anytime soon? .�* me in the red room anytime soon? ., �* ~' me in the red room anytime soon? ., �* ~ ., ., soon? i don't think so, and of course for _ soon? i don't think so, and of course for now— soon? i don't think so, and of course for now most - soon? i don't think so, and of course for now most of- soon? i don't think so, and of course for now most of us - soon? i don't think so, and ofi course for now most of us are still buying real clothes to wear in the real world. but that can have a real impact on the environment.— the environment. leather, it has been around for some i the environment. leather, it - has been around for some 3000 has been around for some s000 years and fashion brands choose it for it's luxurious and long lasting qualities. but turning those flashy, very animal hides into something with a desirable finish requires intensive water

and chemical treatment. and they pollute the environment. so finding alternatives that reduce the need for these toxic after—care processes could after—ca re processes could prove after—care processes could prove a game changer. 0ne prove a game changer. one answer might lie in fungi. no cows orfields required. that is good news for vegans. this material isn't clever but its makers say that it is just as durable and breathable. this is a number different material for california's micro works, it certainly has the right sheen and movement but a quick sniff does give the game away. this does give the game away. this does have a distinctive odour of its own. does have a distinctive odour of its own-— of its own. receive a range of responses from absolutely i of its own. receive a range of| responses from absolutely like leather, cannot tell a difference, to people who can sense that it is a natural material but its own unique

natural material with its own qualities. tt natural material with its own uualities. , ., ., , qualities. it is not actually the mushrooms _ qualities. it is not actually i the mushrooms themselves qualities. it is not actually - the mushrooms themselves that go into these chilly materials, it is mycelium, the finer threads that usually grow underground. processing mycelium into a material doesn'tjust require less water and fewer chemicals than leather, the source itself brings unique environmental benefits too.— brings unique environmental benefits too. you are actually takin: benefits too. you are actually taking carbon _ benefits too. you are actually taking carbon from _ benefits too. you are actually taking carbon from the - taking carbon from the atmosphere. it is leveraging mycelium's natural ability to turn plant biomass into its own biomass. , . , ., biomass. these chilly materials also require _ biomass. these chilly materials also require less _ biomass. these chilly materials also require less land _ biomass. these chilly materials also require less land as - also require less land as mycelium can be grown vertically. this is actually the beginnings of bolt threads milo being grown. fashion leaders have taken note with what's brands added us and we were lemon, luxury stella mccartney, all partnering up with bolt threads. t

mccartney, all partnering up with bolt threads.— mccartney, all partnering up with bolt threads. i have seen lots of different _ with bolt threads. i have seen lots of different leather - lots of different leather alternatives out there, it is a whole new game. we are entering into a new phase of this where there is a real options and proper alternatives we can use as an industry. the higher price point of a luxury brand sometimes makes it easier to incorporate these brand—new innovative materials that may haven't had a drop in price yet because they are still so precious and new to the market. but if mycelium material still fall short of the real deal, well how about a lab grown option that matches leather self or cell. yes, this gleaming white material is a cowhide that has been grown in the lab. it looks unusual because only the collagen and proteins that make up a cow's skin has been grown. as you see of course there are _ skin has been grown. as you see of course there are no _ skin has been grown. as you see of course there are no hairs - skin has been grown. as you see of course there are no hairs or i of course there are no hairs or excess fat or meat stuck to

this hired. we only grow what is needed for finished this hired. we only grow what is needed forfinished leather. the company says the steps needed a much simpler to turn lab grown hides into products, and 90% less chemicals are used too. it is choosing its partners carefully. but of course, third parties could still choose to add polluting of chemical coatings, and issue the whole industry is trying to address. five years on from the labs first attempts, they have lab's first attempts, they have no streamlined the system to minimise water use and waste. in here we have cells from tasks, ostriches and even crocodiles. and from a single file, we can make hundreds of millions of square feet of leather. ib millions of square feet of leather. �* . , millions of square feet of leather-— leather. b cells are fed nutrients _ leather. b cells are fed nutrients to _ leather. b cells are fed nutrients to help - leather. b cells are fed i nutrients to help multiply leather. b cells are fed - nutrients to help multiply and placed on a thin criss—cross scaffold. this is made of organic recycled materials and

remains hidden inside the end product. they are incubated in boxes and can grow the heights of a2 cows at once, enough to make several hundred handbags. after a few weeks, we move the box and inside there is a cowhide grown from ourselves. with its identical dna, it should hit notes that leather replacements mess. the sense that people _ replacements mess. the sense that people associate - replacements mess. the sense that people associate with - that people associate with leather, it looks and feels like leather because, well, it is leather. like leather because, well, it is leather-— is leather. but in these early states, is leather. but in these early stages. lab _ is leather. but in these early stages, lab grown _ is leather. but in these early stages, lab grown leather i is leather. but in these early i stages, lab grown leather does still have its limitations. traditional hides range from half a millimetre to well over a millimetre thick and these hides come in atjust .6. hides come in at 'ust .6. what we're hides come in at 'ust .6. what were looking — hides come in at 'ust .6. what we're looking to i hides come in atjust .6. what we're looking to do _ hides come in atjust .6. what we're looking to do in - hides come in atjust .6. what we're looking to do in terms i hides come in atjust .6. what| we're looking to do in terms of increasing thickness because we want to target different

industries. when you look at a car seat, you need a cowhide, and sportswear and athletics industries, they require different types of hides. the com an different types of hides. the company is _ different types of hides. the company is validating its durability tests with partners and its sustainability tests with harvard university but it aims to hit the luxury end of the market within two years. change won't happen overnight though. tit change won't happen overnight thou~h. , .,, ., ., though. in my opinion we are still probably _ though. in my opinion we are still probably decades - still probably decades away from any of these materials being all that we use. it takes time to scale things but we do have solutions that we need to be scaling right now. things like organic cotton, regenerative agriculture and recycling. 50 regenerative agriculture and re clinu. regenerative agriculture and recycling-— recycling. so while leather certainly _ recycling. so while leather certainly isn't _ recycling. so while leather certainly isn't the - recycling. so while leather certainly isn't the biggest | certainly isn't the biggest problem the fashion industry has, it could be a wind that has, it could be a wind that has a solution, and who knows, in our quest to replicate it, we may even find something that some will believe to be better. right, now for some fashion and hasn't been grown in the labs.

i have managed to get my hands on a pair of the latest smart glasses. you might have seen these things before. they have got micro speakers near the ear for music and phone calls and microphones built in too. they are not new by any means but i have to say they are getting a bit more fashion. i'm sure these are not quite me though, what do you think? t these are not quite me though, what do you think?— what do you think? i really like the first _ what do you think? i really like the first pair— what do you think? i really like the first pair on - what do you think? i really like the first pair on you i what do you think? i really i like the first pair on you but smart accessories are definitely getting slicker. i have been testing a smart ring to see how it compares to a wrist worn device. the battery life is great, it is really comfortable for sleeping in but i have been missing the ability to just look down and see the display on my wrist. 0k. well, we are what — display on my wrist. 0k. well, we are what not _ display on my wrist. 0k. well, we are what not the _ display on my wrist. 0k. well, we are what not the only i display on my wrist. 0k. well, we are what not the only ones| we are what not the only ones who have been playing around the smart accessories. jane has been checking out the beauty well�*s very latest tech specs. colourful colou rful flowers colourful flowers are starting to blossom, inspiring our

fashion and make—up choices for a new season. experimenting with spring colours and make up is challenging at the moment with many beauty store account is closed, but new apps are providing perfect make up matches using ai and glasses you can use at home or even in the park. these are zozo glass by a japanese online fashion retailer zozo. they have different colour swatches designed around your eyes and when using them with the smartphone up, you can find the perfect colour for your skin tone without leaving your home. the first step is using a smartphone's camera to use look at all of the colours in the frame. as you look around, the uppersees frame. as you look around, the upper sees how each of the colours are affected by the environment. this environmental lighting is calculated and then removed from the image, revealing the true colour of your skin, revealing the true colour of yourskin, hairand eyes. your face is shown are split into different zones with the best foundations owns thought each section. it also detects

percentages of haemoglobin and melanin in yourskin percentages of haemoglobin and melanin in your skin and your personal colour for clothing that will suit your skills skin tone. ~ ., ,., that will suit your skills skin tone. ~ ., , ., , tone. we will also be enabling a our make — tone. we will also be enabling a our make up _ tone. we will also be enabling a our make up colour - tone. we will also be enabling | a our make up colour corrected ai make up so that you put the glasses on for a few seconds and you can to make up virtually but that colour correction really shows what you would really look like wearing that make up because it is corrected. the wearing that make up because it is corrected-— is corrected. the company has already released _ is corrected. the company has already released remote i already released remote shopping products like the 2020 mat which messes your feet and the 2020 suit which messes your body. the new platform will launch injapan in march and the glasses will be shipped to customers for free. another beauty app that has been inspired by the lockdown will help you shop from home is chanel�*s lip scanner. we tried it outside in different hours. you pick the exact area of

colour you like and lipscanner picks the closest rate of product to match, as well as the colour, you can see the looks better as a gloss or a matte. if you decide you don't like the colour selected, you can flick through different ones and they all appear on your lips. the app takes into account your skin tone and lip shade when taking into account ruminations. the perfect shade is then sent to your home. and it really is amazing how close the colour match is to what i did my video. this is shade a7, daring red, and it is almost exactly the same. i'm really impressed because the way it is applied in the app is much than the way i have tried it on my own lips. it is incredible. so while beauty counters remain under wraps around the world, innovations making it easier to find make up from home will become more advanced. that was janet finishing off what i think has been an incredibly fashionable show. what do you

reckon? , .., fashionable show. what do you reckon? , , reckon? just call us the click catwalk- _ reckon? just call us the click catwalk. you _ reckon? just call us the click catwalk. you can _ reckon? just call us the click catwalk. you can keep i reckon? just call us the click catwalk. you can keep up i reckon? just call us the click. catwalk. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on social media, finals on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter on a cyclic.- and twitter on a cyclic. thank ou for and twitter on a cyclic. thank you for watching _ and twitter on a cyclic. thank you for watching and - and twitter on a cyclic. thank you for watching and we i and twitter on a cyclic. thank you for watching and we will. you for watching and we will see you soon.— hello, i haven't got the best weather memory but i would hazard a guess that this is going to be one of the quieter weather weekends of the year so far. that's no bad thing. barely any rain out there, some occasional sunshine, fairly chilly at night. frost, fog a possibility, but it is all very quiet with high pressure right across us, just one weak weather front moving into that area of high pressure and that just lingers with a bit of cloud as we go through the weekend, barely any rain left with it by saturday morning but the cloud will have

kept temperatures up overnight and into the morning through parts of scotland and northern ireland. it's eastern scotland, more especially in england and wales with the frost, maybe down to —a or —5 in the coldest parts of southern england in the countryside, a few fog patches, parts of wales, west midlands and south—west england could be gradually clearing. and still maybe a bit of light rain to parts of northern ireland and southern scotland but that will tend to fizzle out and bring just a bit more cloud further south into parts of northern england during the day. elsewhere, well, there will be some areas of cloud around but there will be sunny spells, too and temperatures to several degrees above the average for the end of february. still that strip of thicker cloud across parts of northern england and northern ireland, the odd spot of drizzle perhaps overnight and into sunday. away from that will be some areas of cloud, some clear spells, a few fog patches around, but not widely as clear as friday night

and into saturday morning, so that means the frost isn't going to be as widespread. so just pockets of frost on sunday morning, some fog patches gradually clearing. still from that decaying weather front, a strip of thicker cloud from northern england into northern ireland, there could be a stray shower though the vast majority will have a drier day again with some cloud but also some sunny spells. and for the most part winds are light, quite breezy in north—west scotland and windier towards the south coast of england into south—west england and south wales on sunday where it's likely to feel a little bit cooler and generally temperatures are just a degree or two down on sunday. now, there is a greater chance of more widespread mist and fog as monday begins and it will make for a colder day especially on monday where that fails to clear. but high pressure's still around for much if not all of next week. just a little weather disturbance running up across western parts on tuesday may bring a few showers, but that'll be the extent of it. and after briefly colder at the start of the week, temperatures head up again before it turns a bit colder again later in the week.

that can have a real impact on the environment.

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