the channel islands, showers across central parts. for many a dry, bright but cold day.ight into thursday morning, about -5 in night into thursday morning, about —5 in some parts of the west. temperature is not as cold in scotla nd temperature is not as cold in scotland and northern ireland is because we have the weather front here but lots of sunshine developing for many as we head towards friday. this is bbc news. it is a new year, but try telling that to the ghosts of 2020. england is returning to full lockdown as hospitalizations surge. and in america, it's election season — again. and president trump is creating chaos over his fraud claims — again. in the last hour, borisjohnson has raised the uk's coronavirus alert level from 4 to 5 — the highest level — for the first time. the weeks ahead he said will be the hardest yet. in england, we must therefore go into a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant. that means the government is once again instructing you to stay at home. the restrictions come as vaccine roll—outs takes place on both sides

i will say he has kept channel one of the last covered in mud than the other two mcstay channels and that's interesting to see that nonetheless there is something about his stewardship of the channel that makes it a little less gross than the programming on some of the other channels, but they're still a full-fledged feature chest participant in the kremlin's information war, and he knows he had no choice. when duty calls, that's what the times required, but i suspect that deep down he would rather be spending his nights picking which in the art house film that you want to buy the rights to to air on prime time on channel one rather than having to defend egregiously fake segments that end up on his network, like the story of this crucified for the eastern ukraine that turned out to be a completely invented, fake news scandal for him that he had to then spend some weeks and months and begin with me explaining and defending. i know that's not the position he would like to be. >> good on you for pressing him on that. since we're on ernst, two more mac more questions on him. one, when yo

it is bonein towards the channel islands. it is bone in on brisk north—easterly wind.e rest of the uk, the day will be brightening up. one or two wintry flurries here, claudia —based further south across england and wales. 48 mph gusts around the coast of east anglia and the english channel. temperatures for — 6 degrees. giving colder, particularly where you are exposed to the brisk wind in the south and east. overnight into tuesday, more showers coming into the east of scotland, icy stretches likely. down in the south—east on tuesday, this area of rain is going to be really quite stubborn to clear away. wet weather for kent, down towards the channel islands, dry weather elsewhere further north. 3—6 and a bit of a wind chill still on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this area of high pressure looks like it is a way so as to the west. in between a couple of weather systems into wednesday. a bit of dry weather, with some sunshine, still some stubborn jurors could lingerfor the sunshine, still some stubborn jurors could linger for the likes of kent and the channel islands

islands, dry weather elsewhere. 0nly the channel islands, dry weather elsewhere.g through into wednesday and this area of high pressure looks like itjust eases a way to the west so we will be in between a couple of weather systems through into wednesday, quite a bit of dry weather with some sunshine, still stubborn showers could linger for kent and the channel islands. fairly heavy snow in the north west of scotla nd fairly heavy snow in the north west of scotland later in the day and it remains cold at about three of a degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm: parents in england should send their children to primary school tomorrow, the prime minister says, but warns restrictions may have to be tightened in the coming weeks in order to suppress the virus. president trump is recorded on tape asking an election official to find him extra votes in georgia. # walk on, walk on... gerry marsden, singer of you'll never walk alone, has died at the age of 78 after a short illness.

it is a very challenging market to be in any you uk channel.t is very competitive under martin isa very competitive under martin is a very small. the volume is there to certainly support increasing as applying to the uk and it also allows us to showcase our artisanal uk and it also allows us to showcase our artisa nal product. details are still being flushed out and the trade deal is unlikely to get signed until well into 2021. but with china 110w well into 2021. but with china now slapping heavy tariffs on imports of australian wine, uk sales may become even more important than ever. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, south australia. now to china where from the first of january its ban of all imports of solid waste from abroad came into effect. the country was at one point the world's biggest recipient of waste, which it used to recycle for raw materials — but since 2017 china has sought to phase out such imports. the practice has become increasingly unpopular given its environmental impact and concerns about its effect on the health of workers in the

one of those television channels was in hong kong.the entire substance of senator produce campaign against me. eric: reports are it was $5000 over two years. his company was $995. they say to your guy and say they outsourced american jobs for years as president rate book, most of them were made in asia. executive of sara lee who lived in asia for a long time, they think the senator is guilty of what he is accusing us of. >> senator perdue spent over 40 years in business creating american jobs and growing american companies. john never had a real job in his life other than working for al jazeera and communist chinese party. the fact is, it's not just one documentary, it was just discovered this morning they were little documentaries pushing chinese propaganda and it was discovered a few years ago on jon ossoff's personal twitter account, he is encouraging people to follow the state run chinese media. this is someone with a better relationship with the communist chinese party and he does and a better understanding of the communist chine

channels. on to your phone it's really easy to get inside these chat rooms if you know what to look for, and you're seeing qanon conspiracies which give way to people posting, for example, what we found in -- we've been monitoring for months is a u.s. army manual for bomb making, for munitions making and these are extremely, extremely dangerous things that are being shared openly on these channels. unbelievably, but in an unprecedented way, telegram did shut down a host of these channels and we followed up our reporting with that. this was an unprecedented move for u.s. channels. remember, telegram was the app favored by isis and now it's really the place for far-right extremists, conspiracy theories and sadly and unfortunately calls for violence. they were building up to calls for violence on january 6th and now recalibrating and planning for january 20th, inauguration day. >> ana, experts in this field differ on whether it's good that twitter, faceback and mainstream social media are clamping

area of rain will be really quite stubborn to clear away so wet weather for kent down towards the channelands as well. some drier weather elsewhere, though. further north, only about three to six degrees. and again, a bit of a wind chill still on tuesday. moving through into wednesday, and this area of high pressure looks like itjust eases away towards the west, i think will be in between a couple of weather systems through into wednesday. so probably quite a bit of dry weather with some sunshine. still some stubborn showers could just linger for the likes of kent and the channel islands as well. sunny spells elsewhere, but some fairly heavy snow into the north—west of scotland later in the day. and it remains cold, only about to three or four degrees. bye— bye. this week, we're in kazakhstan... the view from the top! ..a vast country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life... birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting

the deadly capital riots, the google owned company temporarily blocking donald trump's official channels for uploading anything new. after the reviewing the light of concerns on the ongoing potential for violence, removed content uploaded to donald j trump's channel for violating our policies, now has its first strike and temporarily prevented from uploading new content for a minimum of 7 days. in case you didn't know youtube has a three strike policy, the first is a 1-week freeze on the ability to upload anything new, the strikes expire after 90 days, the second strike, you lose the ability to upload for two weeks, the third strike your channel is terminated. national security expert tara frederick wade in last hour. >> they wield more power than a government, more power than a nationstate and inconsistently apply terms of service which we know they do and bow to public pressure they will continue to erode public trust if they continue to go down this road. jillian: the president making clear he disagrees with you but tube and companies like facebook and twitter which banned him indefin

we will be disabling comments on donald trump's channel. youtube would not identify the offending video. what does that tell you? >> we have seen it before. on this program you heard about twitter, the ayatollah leaving chinese communist propaganda who are actually propagating genocide and celebrating it on twitter, those tweets were a very long time so inconsistent application of terms of service portends things that are worse down the line but the biggest thing we have to think about is if you are a company built on cloud services we are not just talking about content moderation, not just talking about application, we are talking restricting access to all consumers, restricting direct access to all consumers and amazon, that is the thing, amazon web services decision, when they decided to basically check parlor off, they control one third of the public cloud infrastructure services so that you want to turn out all the lights on your company they can, small group, unelected tech executives can eliminate every technical layer you need for d

she's a young woman who has built a hugely successful gaming channel., that would largely speaking rule you out of a career in mainstream media, traditional media, but it hasn't held her back at all. any one of our creators would be able to open their analytics and see what's happened to pricing in which market, where did their viewership come from? that empowers people to make informed decisions. you know, he's not as famous asjoe wicks, but on our platform, he's just as successful asjoe wicks, is a young guy from folkestone and hythe called matt morsia. the more subscribers i have, ultimately the more i can command in terms of sponsorship. if i go to a company and say i have 1.5 million subscribers, i can ask for more money and get a bigger sponsored video. he's produced multiple video explaining how much he's made, either from an individual video, how much he's made overall. i forget, like, that money, that revenue from this video, that's more money than i've made in an entire year as a teacher. one of the other areas of media making a lot of people

this side of the channel but what about where you are ?oking at the latest pictures from calais which is over the water from where simon was talking to you and yes, it isa simon was talking to you and yes, it is a pretty misty and gloomy morning, you can see the lights of some lorries but in terms of delays or disruptions or cues, that has not ma nifested or disruptions or cues, that has not manifested itself so far. as we know, today is being seen as a test of what the new relationship between the uk and eu might look like and obviously ports and any disruption isa obviously ports and any disruption is a vivid illustration of how things might change but i think so far, so good is the message we are getting put it's worth stressing what simon said, that a lot of businesses got a lot of good through in the final weeks of last year, obviously ahead of christmas and getting present and the rest to different people around the country and across europe but also i think they are taking a wait and see approach, trying to see if the queues built u

but there's been no disruption to freight across the channel.t away from the terminals, so the crossings didn't take longer. it added that no trucks had been turned back for having the wrong paperwork. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @philippabbc. thanks very much for being with us. hello. the year may have changed, but the weather— not so much. it is still cold out there and it will remain cold for the next few days with some showers, rain, sleet and snow. some sunshine as well. on the satellite picture, you can see a lot of clu b satellite picture, you can see a lot of club that has been pushing its way southwards which has been producing some rain with sleet and snow mixing in over higher ground and that has been pushing southwards across england and wales and will continue to do so through the rest of the day. some showers across eastern parts of england, into parts of northern scotland. some of the showers with the and even to low levels later in the day. not a bad end to the day there but it

we are a football channel partners soccer channel well we are quite an international bunch more english than tom calls it a day from the us sets soccer scottish colleague mark calls it. and daniel tells us what it's called at her home and canada. but a lot of our viewers tell us we shouldn't be so callous with our choice of what most comments on our channel suggest we should call it football and nothing else the term soccer makes them flinch and that's one of the less offensive comments others say soccer is totally acceptable there is a war of words going on in our comments. and not only. what you see here as manchester city striker sergio agüero reaction to former footballer act about. using the word soccer. in soccer sometimes i don't think it's useful but. people hate the word soccer type the phrase it's football not soccer into google search and you can't deny it these 2 words cost battles. and they are the most controversial words on social media. and i remember it being used as a word regularly when i was growing up in england period but then since the 1980 s. really it's become a

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windy day, though, with gusts over 40 mph along the coast of east anglia and through the english channelhat wind—chill. moving through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, we've got more showers feeding in from the north sea on the north—easterly wind and it could be ice and snow around for parts of eastern scotland and north—east england as well. temperatures overnight not quite as cold as recent nights but still getting down to freezing or below, the coldest across the north—west. heading into tuesday, a similar day to monday, watch out for ice and snow once again, particularly for eastern scotland, northern england and further rain showers to come for east anglia and the south—east of england and the channel isles, this stubborn area of cloud and rain persisting. another cold day with some sunshine and around 3—6 degrees and still are wind—chill on tuesday. moving through into wednesday, high pressure tends to move away towards the west so we are in between weather systems heading into wednesday, a quieter day and the breeze turns to a northerly direction for the middle to the end

the channel islands, dry weather further north, only three to 6 degrees and a wind—chill on tuesday.weather with sunshine, stubborn showers just lingering for kent and the channel islands, sunny spells elsewhere but fairly heavy snow into the north—west of scotland later in the day, remaining cold, 304 degrees. goodbye. —— three or four. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson warns covid restrictions in england could get tougher in the coming weeks — but labour says action is needed immediately. it may be that we need to do things in the next few weeks that will be tougher in many parts of the country. i don't... i mean, i'm fully, fully reconciled to that. there is no good the prime minister hinting that further restrictions are coming into place in a week or two or three. that delay has been the source of so many problems. so i say bring in those restrictions now, national restrictions within the next 24 hours. president trump is recorded on tape asking an election official to find him extra votes in georgia. gerry marsden, singer of you'll never walk alone, has die

there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places. there are really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. has permanently suspended u.s. president donald trump's account citing a risk of fueling further violence this is trumped faces the possibility of a 2nd impeachment all prompted by an attack on capitol hill. neither can tell this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. moved to impeach trump gains for the traction the groundwork has been made to take action against the president as early as monday. and says the u.s. remains his country's biggest.

across parts of east anglia, the south—east and down into the channel islands, expect a band of cloudslow—moving. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, the best of that towards the north and the west of the uk. but also, some showers feeding in on this north—easterly breeze. some showers will be wintry. there was the wind gusts, we are looking at gusts of 30 to a0 mph in places, so when you consider that the temperatures at best will only be about four, five, 6 degrees, with that brisk wind, it is going to feel really chilly out there. through monday night, notice the way in which that band of rain continues to linger across parts of south—east england and the channel islands, some further wintry showers pushing in elsewhere with some snow, especially over high ground. mostly rain at low levels and it is a sunshine and showers day for most on tuesday, still with that keen wind crossing wales and still is a more persistent rain across the south—east and the channel islands. those temperatures still in that range between three and 6 degrees. subtle change as we move out of tuesday into we

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we start with channel 2's richard elliott.e loeffler campaign today. >> a very full ballroom at the grand hyatt. supporters for kelly loeffler and david purdue, a shared watch party. campaign.hared this will come down to voter turnout, who did a better job of getting out their base, loeffler or warnock? i spoke with the national committee woman to the republican national committee. she believes we may not find out who won this race for a long time. >> it is going to be a long night probably because a lot of people voted today. republicans usually show up on election day. i voted today. we had really heavy turnout today, especially in north georgia. live at the grand hyatt, you can see the crowd that gathered to watch the returns for votes. loeffler is planning to address this crowd later tonight. channel 2 action news. >> we know senator purdue is still in quarantine, did not test positive. many of his supporters are gathering tonight. channel 2 continues live team coverage. from outsideng where you just saw it richard. david

. 0k, more on this side of the channel.simon, thank you. this was the reaction of some people on the streets of brussels to the uk's departure. it's a shame. big shame that it has had to go down like that. kinda feel sad about it. yes, don't know what the relationships are going to be in future. it is a shame that we won't be able to travel or go to england as easy as we could have done before. i respect the british people's decision. but at the same time, i think it's a pity. joining me from paris is nathalie loiseau, former french minister for european affairs and currently a member of the european parliament's coordination group on the future uk—eu relationship. very good to have you with us this morning and a happy new year to you. what are your feelings, your emotions this morning as the uk and eu begin this new relationship? well, happy new year to you. my feelings this morning is to express best wishes for the uk for the future of our relationship. it will be different. i still believe that it isa be different. i sti

we are a football channel or a soccer channel well we are quite an international bunch more english than tom calls it the court date from the us sets soccer scottish colleague mark calls it. and damien tells us what it's called at her home and canada. but a lot of our viewers tell us we shouldn't be so camus with our choice of what is most comments on our channel suggest we should call it football and nothing else the term soccer makes them flinch and that's one of the lots of fans of comments others say soccer is totally acceptable there is a war of words going on in our comments. and not only. what you see here as manchester city striker sergio agüero reaction to former football after. using the word soccer we did that in soccer sometimes it's useful but. people hate the word soccer type the phrase it's football not soccer into google search and you can't deny it these 2 words cost battles. and they are the most controversial words on social media. and i remember it being used as a word regulate when i was growing up in england period but then since the 1980s really it's become a word

the rain showers continue in the south—east and channel islands.e south—west of northern ireland. heading into wednesday, there are some changes, the winds will fall a bit lighter. as the wind changes direction, expect to showers in the south—east to be limited to parts of the coast, continuing across the channel islands. some dense fog patches in scotland. late in the day, rain preceded by sleet and snow are pushing to parts of scotland and northern ireland, lifting temperatures up here into the start of thursday morning. wednesday night, very cold ,—7 in parts of scotland. there will be dense patches to start thursday morning. some of that will linger all day long. the rain, sleet, snow makes across scotland and northern ireland will ease to something sunnier, but more snow flurries in scotland later. the weather front bringing this will move its way southwards. anywhere across england and wales could see a slight flurry of snow to the extent of friday. frosty and icy. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those this is bbc news

climate change summit in glasgow we'll be speaking to correspondents on the other side of the english channel shortly but we're starting with this report from london with andrew simmons on how the changes are going to affect by people and. finally the bells of big ben bring bricks it in with the trade deal taking the u.k. out of the european union the end of a relationship that dates back nearly half a century brussels had set the time midnight in belgium 11 o'clock here in the u.k. e.u. had already made its other adjustments with only a day to spare the trade treaty had been signed and sealed within the shores of this island nation british politicians say sovereignty has been fully restored the political slogan we must take back control had gone down well with the majority of voters now it's going to be put to the test it's good to be better we need to govern ourselves and be our own bosses but it's going to be a lot of stress between everyone anyway because it's a very unknown people don't do a change. in legal terms it was 11 months ago that the u.k. left the e.u. nearly a year of transiti

newse news channels, sources. where you get your news? [laughter] national: from the constitutions website, of course. [laughter] i start there. we have a great constitution daily blog which has the constitutional news of the moment. i learned from the podcast. i can't have an informed opinion about any of the stuff that's coming up every day unless i have heard good arguments from both sides. these are technical open questions and not presuming to have an opinion until you have at least taken a moment to listen or google is great and am lucky enough to do the podcast. times and the wall street journal and the washington post and i write for the atlantic and i google around a bit. theink the times and journal and the washington post are doing heroic work in attempting within the limits of all of our filters as citizens to tell the story. i think it's important not to dismiss the work of professional journalists and their efforts to folkstories neutrally as for partisan stuff. it's important -- don't watch tv except c-span. [laughter] one

afew channel islands will start to break up. a few showers dotted around.he day will see rain arriving into the far north west of scotland. another chilly night will follow. a sharper frost for england and wales to take us into thursday. a bit of cloud, rain, sleet and hail snow for scotland on thursday. most will be dry on friday after a pretty chilly start. for the weekend and next week the wind will shift round toa next week the wind will shift round to a more westerly direction. looking now the next week. thank you for that. —— milder. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister warns of "tough, tough" weeks to come — as the government came under pressure to announce another national lockdown. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... england all—rounder moeen ali has returned a positive corona virus test after arriving in sri lanka for england's two match test series. team mate chris woakes has been deem

channels, militia channel. and now r now in spaces that are much more connected, these more extreme channels. >> let me ask you. some of these followers are still refusing to see that they have even been conned. they're posting things like this. and i'm going quote here. what would be the point of giving up right now? i agree. i'm keeping the faith. stop crying into your popcorn and keep fighting for the truth. this, this is not the end. and some even threatening violence. the only fighting that matters from here on out is done with a gun. what happens to these people? is there a real chance that they can resort to violence, chloe? >> sadly, i think there is a real chance of that. we're facing very real domestic terror threat from here in the u.s. that we need to get ahead of in terms of research, policy, law enforcement. the overlap between qanon and extremism is a fragile one. it's not fair to say that's an exact match. but when we've seen these kind of channels from extremist groups and terrorist groups tryi

thanks, we are seeing some evidence that cross—channel traffic behind you.s a german member of the european parliament and chairman of the trade committee. he gave me his reaction to the agreement. by the way, this is not the british government. britain is economically much more far than switzerland norway. this is a pity. it has just demonstrated now we need customs bureaucracy, we need demonstrated rules of origin and from our elements which are more familiar with trade agreements with canada and japan... we had the system working in the internal market. so it's really a pity but nevertheless, of course britain is a partner and we will manage the eu as a set. britain is a partner and you are going to have to have a lot more discussions, a lot more negotiations from now onwards. they don't stop. indeed. there are a lot of questions still open. for example, the question of data flow and the question of protection of personal data in an equivalent agreement are things regarding the interests of the united kingdom and financial services. of course,... financia

will keep going in the channel islands however.atches for central scotland. temperature struggling to get above freezing here, but wherever you are, it is going to be another chilly day, but for many a dry one. finish with some wet weather in the hebrides. as that pushes into the cold air across mainland scotland and northern ireland, could see a covering of snow to take us through wednesday night into thursday morning. icy conditions, as well, with the temperatures below freezing still. —7 for scotland and the far north of england. —6 to the west of wales, a cold night here. and in some western areas of england and wales, we could see some dense patches of fog to start the day on thursday. some of that will linger all day long. temperatures staying below freezing. most will have a dry and bright day. still some wintry showers in the far east of east anglia. snow showers return to northern scotland with a northerly breeze later on, but much of scotland brightens up after that dusting of snow and icy conditions in the morning. but a

here on this side in france and for the british on the other side of the channel here in the back of us correspondent barbara vale reporting for us at the beginning of a new era there in dunkirk france. and let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world days after buses were meant to drive them to a shelter a 1000 migrants are still a stranded in a burned out camp in bosnia the vehicles and never left after protests from residents in the village where they were meant to be going the migrants are struggling to survive in freezing temperatures without heating or adequate clothing . microsoft says hackers recently access to some of the company's source code the tech giant assures customer data is safe and that its systems weren't used to attack others it was part of a hacker campaign against thousands of companies. pope francis has been absent from the traditional new year's eve thanksgiving prayer service this year do it to back pain he was replaced by a cardinal who read the end of year prayer another cardinal will lead friday mass in place of the pope w

rain around the coast and ran to the very far southeast of england and the channel islands.temperatures holding thanks to the brisk wind. that wind will still be what that's going through tuesday, bringing persistent ban of showers to the southeast and channel islands, or what you showers in northern england into eastern parts of scotla nd northern england into eastern parts of scotland given a temporary coating of snow on the hills. many tomorrow have a dry and bright date tomorrow have a dry and bright date to my best of the sunshine in the west, lighter winds in the northwest, still a stiff breeze from the south and east which will add to the south and east which will add to the windshield making it feel colder than three to five celsius with the just. see you soon. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the uk's covid threat level is raised to its maximum, level 5 — meaning health services are at risk of being overwhelmed. in an hour's time boris johnson will announce new lockdown restrictions, after repeated calls for him to act urgently. why delay? have nationa

windy day, though, with gusts over 40 mph along the coast of east anglia and through the english channelyear and feeling colder when you add that wind—chill. moving through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, we've got more showers feeding in from the north sea on the north—easterly wind and it could be ice and snow around for parts of eastern scotland and north—east england as well. temperatures overnight not quite as cold as recent nights but still getting down to freezing or below, the coldest across the north—west. heading into tuesday, a similar day to monday, watch out for ice and snow once again, particularly for eastern scotland, northern england and further rain showers to come for east anglia and the south—east of england and the channel isles, this stubborn area of cloud and rain persisting. another cold day with some sunshine and around 3—6 degrees and still are wind—chill on tuesday. moving through into wednesday, high pressure tends to move away towards the west so we are in between weather systems heading into wednesday, a quieter day and the breeze turns to a northerl

message the emphasis on the collective responsible for accountability is set by state controlled channels like c.t.'s and c.c.t.v. . thoughtful young and here we are. together and every chinese person has to fight and we're there for the nation and of course president speaking self has appeared in the limelight of the media for the 1st signs of the crisis. so we see video chatting with doctors from behind once you we have to note. he has never sent a food on so far but what we really want is to really know what a central government has in plan to really cure the disease to really responds to people's demands for freedom of speech but. probably will never get answered. with the coronavirus grinding life to a halt around the world millions holed up at home people are desperately searching for reliable information but what if 2 primary sources of news the government and the most watched television news channel are setting aside medical science in favor of politically driven fiction that's what americans are dealing with. you'll notice a slightly different look to the following piece skype in

windy day, though, with gusts over 40 mph along the coast of east anglia and through the english channelt wind—chill. moving through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, we‘ve got more showers feeding in from the north sea on the north—easterly wind and it could be ice and snow around for parts of eastern scotland and north—east england as well. temperatures overnight not quite as cold as recent nights but still getting down to freezing or below, the coldest across the north—west. heading into tuesday, a similar day to monday, watch out for ice and snow once again, particularly for eastern scotland, northern england and further rain showers to come for east anglia and the south—east of england and the channel isles, this stubborn area of cloud and rain persisting. another cold day with some sunshine and around 3—6 degrees and still are wind—chill on tuesday. moving through into wednesday, high pressure tends to move away towards the west so we are in between weather systems heading into wednesday, a quieter day and the breeze turns to a northerly direction for the middle to the end of

this insurrection this is rebellion and donald trump is still in the white house yet the news channels were covering his legacy lives on wednesday on capitol hill. not a couple i'm not sure it's over. in america people don't want to call it a coup but what else is it if you're trying to raise the duly elected president of the united states leave. interaction and the people who are correct. and reporters in the struggle to find the works might need a credible. act that accurately describe exactly what they were covering revolt is not the word that you know that can be found when they ran out of synonyms for the term unprecedented nothing i've ever seen it is hard to put into words what exactly we witnessed today i'm going to rant here for a long time i've never seen anything like that and the question was asked how much of this was to be expected in a country whose president trades in lies and conspiracy theories this was a fraudulent election. a land of competing news box and news networks that cannot or choose not to agree on the facts a country routinely described by its political le

no serious delays were reported as hundreds of trucks crossed into france by ferry and through the channel tunnel and iraq explosives experts are trying to defuse the naval mine found attached to an oil tanker in the gulf on thursday the vessel was refueling another ship in international waters near the iraqi port of. for those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness the hunt for the would be mama station that's watching after that. i mean. they used to say about the internet but the internet changes everything that's what's going to happen with synthetic biology it's gonna change everything for information it was the computer for the industrial revolution was energy it was the machine. for us it's the cell it's going to change everything. think of synthetic biology in 50 years 100 years what on earth is the world like that. this is a revolution that starts slow and grows and grows and grows and grows and grows ok it's running. around the sun come up. keep all the fun here take the stuff we're. coming up. we're going to get. ready. to go to use it off of. the

particularly down towards the channel islands some of that rain could be quite heavy, and it's blownfrom the south and the east for the rest of the uk, the day will be brightening up. so a bit of sunshine developing, one or two wintry flurries here and there, cloudiest further south across england and wales. and here, the strongest of the winds too, 40 mile per hour gusts or even higher than that around the coasts of east anglia and through the english channel as well. so temperatures only four to six degrees, but feeling colder, particularly where you are exposed to that brisk northeasterly wind in the south and the east. moving through monday evening, overnight into tuesday, more of these showers coming into eastern scotland and north—east england as well. so some icy stretches likely once again. there'll be sleet and snow over the higher ground. down in the south—east on tuesday, this area of rain will be really quite stubborn to clear away so wet weather for kent down towards the channel islands as well. some drier weather elsewhere, though. further north, only about three to six

gust of wind 30—110 mph, stronger than that around the coast of east anglia and the english channel as6 but feeling colder in that wind, particularly in the south. not as windy further south. not as windy further south. further shower coming m, south. further shower coming in, icy stretches across scotland, damages probably not as cold as recent night but still getting down below freezing for many of us to start tuesday, so some frost and ice around first rain once again the parts of east anglia, the south—east of england and the south—east of england and the channel islands as well and temperatures still cold for the time of year, around 3—5, goodbye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm mark lobel. our top stories: president trump is recorded on tape asking an election official to find him extra votes in the state of georgia. the recording comes as some senators in the republican party say they support donald trump in questioning the results. democrats have called the phone call a disgrace. and it was a bald—faced, bold abuse o