i the weather forecast, with nick miller. ., ., miller. i have got some high numbers. — miller.e got some high numbers, ben, _ miller. i have got some high numbers, ben, there - miller. i have got some high numbers, ben, there is - miller. i have got some high numbers, ben, there is a i miller. i have got some high| numbers, ben, there is a lot miller. i have got some high i numbers, ben, there is a lot of weather on the way this week. we are going to get another remarkable 21.2 fourth matter, the highest temperature ever recorded in the uk so late in the year. the trend will be temperatures coming down gradually this week, closer to the average for the time of year, so that will feel quite different. looking at the symbols, we are going to see a bit of rain, quite a lot of it in places, with the winds picking up it in places, with the winds picking up as well, with gales. several areas of low pressure heading our way this week. and of course, last week, into the weekend, the air from a long way south of us, follow the isobars around the low pressure in the atlantic, that is a c

here's nick miller. it has been pretty warm in some parts of the country?e and we are still talking about temper just november we are and we are still talking about temperjust like this, not just talking about temperjust like this, notjust 19, talking about temperjust like this, notjust19, 19.5 talking about temperjust like this, notjust19, 19 .5 in lancashire today, 19.1 at lossiemouth. there is a strong jet stream to the west of the uk and a big dip in it and around the base of the dip, close to the azores, we are dragging in this exceptionally mild air towards us and we will keep above—average temperatures this weekend, notjust by day but by night. last night, provisionally, the met office says scotland and northern ireland had their warmest november nights on record. climate change is notjust about the headline grabbing daytime temperatures but warm nights very much feeding into that as well and a lot of that going under the radar, we don't notice it as much because we don't notice it as much because we are asleep. we have had strong winds across northe

so far, nick miller has resisted lighting his wood burner, but now feels it is the cheapest way of keepinghan ever before is that i put a jumper on or put the fire on rather than turn the heating on because of the prices of gas as doubled. for the sweep, he has never been busier and said wood burners get his vote over open fires. there is no eco friendly way of heating your house, but they are better than an open fire for example, or in my opinion, better than burning gas, which is a fossil fuel and if you are burning properly seasoned wood, the output is minimal. here at this workshop in bristol they have been restoring and making bespoke fireplaces for over 30 years. but look around the showroom and they are also selling plenty of wood burners which the owner thinks is by far the better option. we have noticed a massive increase because of the energy crisis going on, in stoves and in open fires. people recommissioning their open fires and that is where i feel there may be an issue as far as air quality goes because they are 90 to 300 times more polluting than a like for like basis with a

here's nick miller. where was it 90 degrees?ave a strong jet stream towards the west of the uk and there is a dip in the jet stream and we are drawing up from the azores this exceptionally mild air all the way towards the uk and we will stay with the temperatures this weekend well above average by day and by night. last night the met office saying provisionally scotland and northern ireland had their warmest november night on record, which goes to show contributing to climate change, not just the big daytime temperatures but the warmth that stays with us when we are asleep. it's been windy across northern areas today, yet more rain in north—west scotland, about a month's worth of rain in a week and it is easing as it ages south. this weekend we have lost a lot of the rain and it is staying very mild, won't be as windy, increasing the risk of some mist and fog. we are keeping some rain tonight, cumbria, southern scotland, lifting north back towards the central belt and threw northern ireland as the night goes on. south of that, e

nick miller canjoin us now.elsius, temperatures? that is right, 22 celsius. the _ temperatures? that is right, 22 celsius, the highest _ temperatures? that is right, 22 celsius, the highest the - temperatures? that is right, 22 - celsius, the highest the temperature is been in the uk this point of the year. it is cooling down. spells of wind and rain. did brighten up in northern ireland. this was the start of the process. those that did brighten up a gaffaney and will get the next with the rain. —— did get the... a narrow band of rain spinning east. gales developing, could be some tough weather conditions. the rain sets in for several hours here. we will clear the rain for northern ireland, for largely dry and bright day. southwest england, further heavy showers moving in. they could be thundery, company by gusty winds as well, and he will continue move in. tuesday evening, still wet in scotland. strong rain and winds heading to the northern idols. further spells of wind and rain as the week goes on. yes, those

let's catch up with the weather, here is nick miller. hello.r parts of wales and southern england to begin the day and developing in scotland. once the rain sets in, it will last for several hours here, accompanied by gusty winds at times, clearing for much of southwest scotland. northern ireland, largely dry and bright. for wales, the midlands, southern england, turning drier here. there will be further blustery showers moving in. so the rain still around northeast scotland as tuesday comes to an end and into the northern isles, where it'll be windy going on into wednesday. and a further spell of wet and windy weather sweeping northwards overnight wednesday and into thursday. that's your forecast. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. how to get along? joe biden and xijinping meet in bali to set terms, after months of rancour and sabre rattling over taiwan. how do the two superpowers avoid conflict in an era of strategic competition? joe biden said today's three—hour talks were "open and candid". what did come w

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.von and cornwall. but it is still quite mild out there. this area of rain weakening overnight. heavy rain and strong winds moving through northern ireland into wales. and in towards western scotland by the end of the night. gail is developing and enough rain to bring some difficult travel conditions, maybe localflooding in south wales and southern england. as the rain begins to clear from southern and western parts, brighter skies, further blustery heavy showers. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. the uk will pay france millions of pounds more for increased patrols on french beaches to prevent people crossing the channel in small boats. the prime minister claims expected tax rises and spending cuts have already stabilised financial markets. president biden says there's no new cold war with china — as both leaders discuss the tensions between their two nations. ukraine's volodymyr zelensky visits the southern city kherson to celebrate its liberation after the w

so far, home owner nick miller has resisted lighting his wood burner but now feels this is the cheapests is by far the better option. we've noticed a massive increase, because of the energy crisis which is going on in stoves and in open fires, people recommissioning their open fire, and that is where i feel there may be an issue as far as air quality goes because they are 90 to 300 times more polluting, than a like for like basis with a stove. the fire service are aware people are increasingly looking for alternatives which can cause problems. we are, yes, we are obviously seeing increased incidence where people have dragged out an old electric heater and they have used it and whether that is smoking off for some reason or there is some fault with the electrical connections and obviously with log burners and that kind of thing, we would urge people to ensure they are fitted correctly using a corgi registered installer because, obviously, you have the issue with carbon monoxide poisoning and if the fusions are not being carried away correctly. so, to burn or not to burn. for many, it fee

but to surround himself with nick fuentes and jason miller in my low -- it's really just a set indication, he's not the same guy. he is deeply invested in a philosophy that i don't want to see anywhere near the reigns of power in american leadership again. i will say that it's all a function of seeding roles in american politics in american leadership to these people -- deeply unserious people like kanye west, like donald trump, like herschel walker. me susan and david earl them to believe in a time where there was an alfonse tomato or a walter cronkite who properly chronicled these things. i just really hated the american experiment has gone down this path. i think that da's symptom of that. he certainly not the core cause. >> well said. thank you for doing so. susan, that dinner we're talking about. what it does this illustrate how easily fringe players can get access to trump. by the way, -- now says he wants to run for leadership of the rnc. saying that he wants to go to voting machines. another perpetuation of trump's pick ally of election fraud in 2020. does the republican party wan

tim miller, nick, thank you so much for being on set with us. be sort of quasi-post -- you are needed in arizona, tim. but when you're done, you can come see us. >>> up next for us, we'll turn the elon musk and his haphazard takeover of twitter. what has gone wrong and can any of it be fixed? kara swisher and van collins join us next. don't go anywhere. join us next don't go anywhere. like making them softer and fresher. plus, downy fights fading and stretching. make your laundry softer, fresher, and look newer longer. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, includ

nick fuentes was at that rally along with richard spencer who helped to organize it. spencer, a prolific and proud white supremacist, muslim hating propagandist, attended duke with stephen miller, the architect of trump's muslim ban and child separation policies who now spends his time suing the federal government for helping black farmers. spencer has publicly stated he considered himself miller's mentor. let's pause on that for a moment. the person who was writing america's immigration policy was allegedly mentored by an alt-right white nationalist. that's spencer's term, by the way, alt-right, which is basically a cleaned up word for white nationalist, fascist, nazi. steve bannon who once bragged he made breitbart the home of the alt-right, was later brought on as trump's chief campaign strategist. he then had a direct line to trump, and the oval office. thereby cementing white nationalism and nativism as key components of trump's vision. it's like six degrees of separation to a white nationalist, not even six, like three or one. then throw in the republican party and it's like, well, everyone knows your name. two house republicans, marjorie taylor greene and powell gosar,