and boosting south—west and boosting temperatures. at the end of the night, milderthan temperatures. at the end of the night, milder than at the moment. most places double figures on tuesday morning. if you do have any christmas travel plans tomorrow, it is not looking to bad weather wise. some rain and drizzle first thing, some of that will continue on the hills in west. damp days in scotland where we could see gales in orkney, shetland but north—east england, some breaks in the cloud allowing some breaks in the cloud allowing some sunshine through and these areas are likely to hit 1a, may be 15 degrees, potentially one of the christmas eve is on record. little on christmas day, south—westerly winds with us. around these weather fronts, close to the western isles, rain will never be too far away on christmas day. elsewhere, a good day to get out for a walk. plenty of cloud, a few more breaks with

sunshine now and again. temperatures down a degree or to but still mild with temperatures around 11 to 13 celsius. the big journey home for some of you afterwards for boxing day and also into friday, we will see dry conditions for england and wales but please be wary, they could be dense patches of fog around. rain at times, nothing disruptive though to take us to the second half of christmas week. into the weekend it will turn cooler but a little bit brighter but i can't leave you without a little bit of snowfall. let me take you to the balkans, the only sport in europe with snow. something we will have to dream of. thank you. that's it from us. it is time now for the news where you are. goodbye.

good evening from bbc london and a very warm welcome. "get into gear and give back this christmas" — that was the message from one cycle group, as around 100 volunteers took to the streets of london, delivering donated supplies, including hot food and clothes, to some of those sleeping rough during the festive period. and the christmas rideout was also supported by some very young enthusiasts. jessica ure has the story. on this rainy night in camden, 100 people, many meeting for the first time, have come together to support the homeless. and nothing could dampen these spirits. and this only happens once a year, once every christmas, and everybody helps the homeless. they go on a big bike ride around the city. i have everything i need, but other people don't. some people, they need things. they need help. each letter corresponds to an area in london you're going to be going tonight.

they've been brought together by campaigner verrall. all year round, he uses bikes to drop donated supplies to people sleeping rough. but tonight is extra special. my dad is, um, had a bike group. and today we're out. here for the homeless. different groups set out for different boroughs, taking food, clothes and even presents. merry christmas! thank you, sir. all right? playing cards. with a typical outreach, when you support someone who is homeless, um, you can only really cover as much ground as you can on foot. cars restrict you from going into certain spaces as well. with a bike, you can go to various locations very fast. you know these christmas cards? these are from the kids from the primary school. they write notes for you. it's been a good turnout and the group, um, have covered a lot of ground tonight, which is lovely. and, yeah, i hope to hear that not many people were out tonight. they were put into hostels and stuff, especially because of the cold weather.

but, hopefully, if we do come across, if my team do come across people while they were riding around in london, helping people in the different boroughs, that they did get the support with the proceeds that we had tonight. which is an incredible thing to do, really. and i'll be frank with you. at the time, i said to amy, what on earth do you think you're doing? and she said, don't worry about it, dad. i'm looking after her and she's going to be all right. merry christmas! the message from these riders is simple — from big screens, small screens, the theatre and suddenly i was working with them, terrified. to make what is it?

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live from washington, this is bbc news. rights groups appeal to syria's new rulers to �*urgently�* preserve evidence of atrocities committed under former president assad. in a rare acknowledgement, israel confirms it was behind the assassination of hamas leader ismail haniyeh in iran. an ethics report into matt gaetz — who was briefly donald trump's nominee for attorney general — says there's "substantial evidence" he paid for sex with a minor and used illicit drugs. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we start with the situation in syria. rights groups are appealing to the country's new leaders to preserve evidence of atrocities commited under former president bashar al—assad's regime.

the investigators visited detention facilities and mass graves