massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemarin balmoral, just one. and with those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air still just about clinging on across the far northeast. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentiall

in fact, here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar with temperatures far off freezing. but by the time you get to edinburgh and glasgow, it is much too mild. showers of rain here. showers and some sunny spells for belfast. cloudy conditions there for the lakes and lancashire. and lunchtime on christmas day is wet across wales, the midlands, and indeed much of the south. breezy, cloudy, with rain at times. if you want an evening walk and dry weather, you might have to wait for a while before that weather front clears away towards the east. how about boxing day? it is looking very promising indeed. well, there is a lull in the weather. the winds will die down, some sunshine there for belfast, liverpool, for hull. in the south i think some hazy sun. if you want a dry walk, do it quick in the south—west because rain should reach you by the early afternoon, and that is a precursor of a rather large and strong area of low pressure. strong winds and very heavy rain coming our way midweek. in fact, look at all of that rain sweeping across the country. yes, tha

massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemare lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air still just about clinging on across the far northeast. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentially strong enough to blow over some hi

in fact, here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar with temperatures. showers and some sunny spells for belfast. cloudy conditions there for the lakes and lancashire. and lunchtime on christmas day is wet across wales, the midlands, and indeed much of the south. breezy, cloudy, with rain at times. if you want an evening walk and dry weather, you might have to wait for a while before that weather front clears away towards the east. how about boxing day? it is looking very promising indeed. well, there is a lull in the weather. the winds will die down, some sunshine there for belfast, liverpool, for hull. in the south i think some hazy sun. if you want a dry walk, do it quick in the south—west because rain should reach you by the early afternoon, and that is a precursor of a rather large and strong area of low pressure. strong winds and very heavy rain coming our way midweek. in fact, look at all of that rain sweeping across the country. yes, that is snow across the pennines, across the highlands as well. gales in the south and the west. a really unpleas

massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemarust one. and with those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air still just about clinging on across the far northeast. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentially strong enoug

in fact, here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar with temperaturesd glasgow, it is much too mild. showers of rain here. showers and some sunny spells for belfast. cloudy conditions there for the lakes and lancashire. and lunchtime on christmas day is wet across wales, the midlands, and indeed much of the south. breezy, cloudy, with rain at times. if you want an evening walk and dry weather, you might have to wait for a while before that weather front clears away towards the east. how about boxing day? it is looking very promising indeed. well, there is a lull in the weather. the winds will die down, some sunshine there for belfast, liverpool, for hull. in the south i think some hazy sun. if you want a dry walk, do it quick in the south—west because rain should reach you by the early afternoon, and that is a precursor of a rather large and strong area of low pressure. strong winds and very heavy rain coming our way midweek. in fact, look at all of that rain sweeping across the country. yes, that is snow across the pennines, across the highlands as wel

in fact, here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar with temperatures edinburgh and glasgow, it is much too mild. showers of rain here. showers and some sunny spells for belfast. cloudy conditions there for the lakes and lancashire. and lunchtime on christmas day is wet across wales, the midlands, and indeed much of the south. breezy, cloudy, with rain at times. if you want an evening walk and dry weather, you might have to wait for a while before that weather front clears away towards the east. how about boxing day? it is looking very promising indeed. well, there is a lull in the weather. the winds will die down, some sunshine there for belfast, liverpool, for hull. in the south i think some hazy sun. if you want a dry walk, do it quick in the south—west because rain should reach you by the early afternoon, and that is a precursor of a rather large and strong area of low pressure. strong winds and very heavy rain coming our way midweek. in fact, look at all of that rain sweeping across the country. yes, that is snow across the pennines, across the hig

is any chance of a white christmas on christmas day it is in the north highlands, perhaps even in braemar glasgow and edinburgh it is a degrees and showers of rain. sunny spells and showers of rain. sunny spells and showers for belfast, rather overcast in yorkshire, rain heavy at times across the welsh hills and into the midlands and along the south and into east anglia, cloudy and rainy. if you want some dry weather on christmas day you may have to wait a while before that weather front clears away and then we will see clears away and then we will see clear skies developing. again it is going to be relatively mild. on tuesday, boxing day, it is the best chance of getting some sunshine. in fact, it is looking quite promising if you want to go for a stroll. still breezy and chilly in the north, but beautiful weather in belfast and across yorkshire. if you want to dry weather, do it early, the walk, because the rain is approaching. that is a precursor of what is to come during the week. a big blow is approaching us on wednesday and that spells heavy rain and gales once again. look at all of

massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemarh those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air still just about clinging on across the far northeast. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentially strong enough to blow over s

massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemarwer temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air still just about clinging on across the far northeast. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentially strong enough to blow over some high—s

here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar, temperatures not farr the lakes in lancashire, and lunchtime on christmas day as wet across wales, the midlands, and indeed much of the cell. breezy, cloudy, rainy at times, and if you want an evening walk with dry weather, you may have to wait for a while before that weather clears away. that will be towards the east. how about boxing day? that is looking very promising indeed. the lull in the weather, the winds will die down, sunshine therefore belfast, liverpooland die down, sunshine therefore belfast, liverpool and hull. die down, sunshine therefore belfast, liverpooland hull. in die down, sunshine therefore belfast, liverpool and hull. in the south, some hazy sun. if you want a dry walk, do it quick in the south—west, because rain should reach you by the early afternoon, and that is a precursor of a rather large and strong area of low pressure, strong winds and very heavy rain coming our way midweek. in fact, look at all that rain sweeping across the country. yes, thatis sweeping across the country.

massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemarnd with those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, becoming quite gusty across england and wales with outbreaks of rain here. rain could be heavy enough to cause one or two localised flooding issues across mid wales. some showery conditions across scotland and northern ireland. for most, temperatures in double figures as we start the day on sunday. cold air stilljust about clinging on across the far north—east. now, the strong winds will be affecting scotland through the day, particularly late on. they could bring some distruption here. and over to the east of the pennines, winds could gust 50—70 mph, potentially strong enough to blow

for sausage and cheese, because the quality is really good, and here are the sausages, i like santa braemar time, there’s not enough cooking, like this , but mostly normal, a very full range, for children, belussian ice cream candies, you take something, well, for children i take baby food, for now the child is small, but that’s basically all kisidi is well represented here. i really like it, milk, sausages, apples , well, something sweet, there’s the usual candy , these namasks are very tasty, yeah, everyone buys it, there’s a lot of sausages, sausages, everything, everything is very tasty, kamchatka is washed by the waters of the pacific ocean, the north -east water berengo sea, west - waters of okhotsk. sea geography obliges fishing, and not only in the classic version, it is a plant for the production of omega-3. russia is considered one of the largest producers of fish products and it’s a shame that we import omega-3 and the same fat from abroad, yes, that is, we have enough fish and we need to do deep cleaning, that is, what we started doing, that is we began to produce omega-3 fat, w

i like santa braemar very much, we take it all the time, where there is a lack of cooking, like this,t for children, candy, belarusian ice cream, are you taking anything? well, for the children i take baby food, for now the child is small, but in general, in general, everything is well presented here, we take it for ourselves, i really like it, milk, sausages, apples, well, something about these spreads are very tasty, yeah, everyone buys it, there are a lot of sausages, sausages, everything, everything is very tasty, kamchatka is washed by the waters of the pacific ocean, the north-east by the waters of the bering sea, the west by the waters of the okhotsk sea, geography obliges for fishing, and not only in the classic version, it is a plant for the production of omega-3. russia is considered one of the largest producers of fish products and it’s a shame that we also import omega-3 fat from abroad, yes, that is, we have enough fish and we need to produce it. beech and purification, that is, what we started doing, that is, we started producing omega-3 fat, what is it for, yes, that is

maria: joining us naval intelligence officer from the bush administration official and braemar groupu so much for being here, you just heard john kirby, the onus is on hamas, isn't the onus on the united states to respond to iran. all the proxy groups working for iran are they. >> they are, the onus is on iran. we keep funding iran and giving them unfreezing and thawing sanctions. we almost incentivizes action in the middle east by giving them more money and releasing sanctions so it's profitable. maria: the senate is set to debate next week on the supplemental aid package for israel. democrats are split on the foreign aid package as it includes assistance for ukraine and taiwan. the biden administration is pressing israel to modify his plans to protect civilians in gaza. what do you think is going on is the white house holding back a until they get a promise that israel will continue as cease-fire. it looks like hamas is breaking the cease-fire by the way. >> hamas is breaking the cease-fire, what started as a four-day agreement with the seven days but even the last few days of the

here for the sausage and cheese, because really good quality, here's another sausage, i like santa braemar, but in general, in general , everything is well presented here, we take some kitty for ourselves , i really like it, milk, sausages, apples, well, something sweet, there are ordinary candies, these are very tasty lubricants. yeah, everyone buys it, there are a lot of sausages, sausages , everything, everything is very tasty, kamchatka is washed by the waters of the pacific ocean, the northeast - the waters of the bering sea, the west - the waters of the okhotsk sea, geography obliges us to fish, and not only in the classical version , this is a factory for the production of omega-3, russia is considered one of the largest producers of fish products and it’s a shame that we import omega-3, the same fat from abroad, yes, that is, we have enough fish, and we need to do deep cleaning, that is what we started doing , that is, we started producing omega-3 fat, what is it for, yes, that is, first of all, it is not synthesized in the human body, and it can only be obtained from the outside,

the big contrast, the mild air and celsius in braemar but in balmoral the temperature was one degree.d air in place which is where we had snow through yesterday. as i said, it's very mild start of the day with temperatures in double figures even the northeast of scotland, we've lost the cold air. 13 already in the south east of england. we have this area of low pressure and you can see that milder air moving north and east. all of us in that southwesterly airflow. it will bring pretty strong winds today as mentioned with gusts of 50—70 miles an hour mainly across the northern half of the uk and especially to the east of the higher ground in the northeast of england so the a1 and m1 could be particularly affected. 0utbreaks so the a1 and m1 could be particularly affected. outbreaks of rain across western areas with temperatures this afternoon for many up temperatures this afternoon for many up to about 13—15, perhaps 16. through this evening and tonight, a bit more cloud with rain across some southern areas with showers continuing to feeding across northern ireland into north—western a