jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to streamg the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. chilly evening out there and it staying pretty cold over the next few days. not quite cold enough for any substantial snow. the temperatures are below the average for the time of year. the snow we've had in the last day or two is mostly melted now, it's mainly in the hills. so here's the weather map for this evening. low pressure close by so there will be some cloud and spots of rain here and there but what's more significant is that cold air stream from the arctic which has been spreading across the uk and into other parts of western europe. so the forecast for this evening and tonight, you can see some showers affecting scotland and also parts of northern england, maybe one or two in the south. skies will clear, particularly across western areas of the uk and in rural spots, down to around —3 but generally speaking it will be hovering around zero first thing in the morning. so the forecas

jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to stream me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. well, sunday is going to be quite a chilly day across the uk again. a few showers in the forecast, but i think for many of us, it's actually going to be pretty decent, some bright if not sunny weather on the way. you can see the cold air, it has spread across many parts of western europe, in fact, all the way down into iberia. in the cold air is here to stay for a few more days, in fact, there are signs that most of the week ahead is going to be quite chilly as well. so through the early hours, we've got a few showers there across northern parts of england and eastern scotland. temperatures will be hovering close to freezing in many towns and cities, and then i think central parts of the uk during the course of sunday could have a few showers, but on the whole, the weather is looking mostly dry across the united kingdom. there will be some sunshine in belfast, glasgow and also in the south of the country.

jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to streameview with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on tonight's programme. one kick to win it — owen farrell's boot claims the autumn nations cup for england in extra time. fans are back at the north london derby, and spurs are back at the top of the table after beating arsenal. and remembering the voice of golf — commentator peter alliss has died at the age of 89. good evening — it took extra time and a high pressure penalty, but england are the autumn nations cup winners, beating france 22—19. not the straightforward victory many were expecting — france had fielded a second string side, due to an agreement with domestic clubs about which players to put out — but what they lacked in experience, they more than made up for in effort. andy swiss was at twickenham. at last, they were back. the fans might have rather trickled into twickenham, but amid the facemasks and te

jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to streameview with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. a day of last—ditch talks between the uk and the eu, but still no breakthrough in a possible trade deal. donald trump says his personal lawyer rudy giuliani has tested positive for coronavirus. as batches of the vaccine arrive in hospitals in england, one official calls it the beginning of the end for the pandemic. and the family of children's author roald dahl apologise for anti—semitic remarks he made during his lifetime.

jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to streame film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello there. it's been a very wet day across some central and northern parts of the uk. we've seen further sleet and snow, mainly over the hills, and as we head through the course of the night, it stays very wet, very unsettled across central, northern and western parts of the uk as this area of low pressure continues to spiral across the country. it's going to bring further snow, mainly over the pennines and across the hills of scotland, but it generally should be rain, maybe sleet, down to lower levels. some clear spells across eastern england. here, it will turn cold, a touch of frost and ice. now, into the weekend, it's remaining cold, but there were signs of it beginning to turn drier, as our area of low pressure begins to slip away southwards. so the pressure chart for saturday shows the centre of the lowjust to the south of the uk, towards the southwest quadrant. that's going to bring st

jack and the beanstalk is at everyman cinemas from saturday, december 5, and it's also available to stream week. meantime, stay safe. hello, this is breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. boris johnson will speak to the president of the european commission this afternoon, to try to achieve a breakthrough in negotiations on a post—brexit trade agreement. talks were put on hold last night, after a week of intensive discussions in london failed to resolve key sticking points, including fishing rights. britain leaves eu trading rules on the 31st december. nhs england has outlined a plan for how the first doses of pfizer's covid—19 vaccine will be administered. gp surgeries will offer the jab from the 14th of december and it could be delivered to care homes in england within two weeks. the first vaccinations in hospitals will take place next tuesday. it comes as the chief medical officers for england, wales, scotland and northern ireland warned that the vaccine will only have a "marginal impact" on the number of pati