he is a great believer in aberdeen football. [laughter] the winner of those european championships all those years ago. which is what you see when you walk in his office. i should say this is the end of an incredibly hard, but fantastic week in the united states. our choir performed at three events in new york, at saint john the divine cathedral, and alongside sheryl crow at the snowflake ball performing george harrison numbers in front of ringo starr. [laughter] impressive for a small town in the northeast of scotland. we can truly say on this occasion aberdeen rocked manhattan. [laughter] we moved on to this fantastic city, this historical city. an absolutely fascinating debate last night hosted by one of our graduates at the bipartisan policy center entitled 1918, 2018, a century of international order/disorder. i was amazed by the debate and i enjoyed it. it really was something we can be proud of. i am going to thank liz and her great team who have worked incredibly hard to pull off this amazing week. [applause] so i don't

the cloud thickening in the west. 0ur temperatures down on the weekend, just 4 degrees there in aberdeeno, this is bbc news with me, julian worricker. the headlines: theresa may has warned mps preparing to vote on her eu withdrawal deal that a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." the head of a scheme designed to help problem gamblers says she is "deeply concerned" after an investigation found people were able to cheat the system. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has referred herself to a standards panel over her actions during an investigation into alex salmond. greater manchester police are continuing their investigation into a hit—and—run accident in which an 11—year—old boy died last night. parts of germany, austria and sweden are suffering exceptional amounts of snow, with a number of ski resorts and mountain villages having to be evacuated. now on bbc news, brazil seemed set to become one of the most successful nations of the 21st century, but it's faced problems of corruption, protests, recession and crime

francine: james athey of standard aberdeen -- aberdeen standard.t, readying a one billion euro bond issue. we bring you the latest on the struggling italian lender next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's focus in on hedge funds as they report 2018 performances. management outperformed end of this staggering losses. one bright spot was bridgewater. many of its peers did not fare as well. pershing square outperformed the average hedge fund but still ended the year in the red. one of the worst major performers was greenlight capital, which saw the worst performance in its 22 year history. we are also getting breaking news out of the u.k. gdp better than expected. coming in at 0.2% for the month of november. production, much worse than expected. 0.4%.on month is manufacturing also worse than expected. construction, better than expected for the month of november. pound at 127.30. let's get straight to bloomberg first revenues in new york city -- first word news in new york city. : presid

our temperatures down on the weekend, just 4 degrees there in aberdeen.lo, this is bbc news with julian worricker. the headlines: theresa may has warned mps preparing to vote on her eu withdrawal deal that a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." the head of a scheme designed to help problem gamblers says she is "deeply concerned" after an investigation found people were able to cheat the system. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has referred herself to a standards panel over her actions during an investigation into alex salmond. greater manchester police are continuing their investigation into a hit—and—run accident in which an 11—year—old boy died last night. parts of germany, austria and sweden are suffering exceptional amounts of snow, with a number of ski resorts and mountain villages having to be evacuated. now on bbc news, it's click. this week, the big hitters for 2019, starring bed rockers, skintight suits, the new click intern and queen... # we will, we will rock you... #

temperatures certainly down on the weekend, just 4 degrees and aberdeen. this is bbc news.. 48 hours to the big parliamentary vote — theresa may warns mps a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." meanwhile, the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, spells out what labour will do if the prime minister loses tuesday's vote. we will table a motion of no confidence in the government at a time of our choosing, but it's going to be soon, don't worry about that. police question a man after 11—year old taylor schofield was killed in a hit and run collision in beswick in greater manchester. three people have been killed and a fourth is missing after an avalanche near the austrian ski resort of lech. and the travel show accompanies tony giles, a blind and deaf explorer visiting israel, as he travels around the world.

she certainly needs all the padding as the goalkeeper for the aberdeen grammar school former ladies hockeyople would say, are you mad? possibly. to be the goalkeeper, you have to be a wee bit mad. at 76, should you not be thinking about relaxing and chilling out? absolutely not. i have been knocked unconscious but only for a few seconds. i have had a broken hand, but that wasn't hockey. you get bruises of course but it's all right. sheila may be the senior citizen in a squad where the youngest player is 14 but there is no danger of her team—mates going easy on her in training. she would be offended if we went easy on her. she is the last nine of the line so not at all. she also has a starring role to play for her country. she was part of the scotland team that won bronze at last years over 60s world cup in barcelona. she hopes her story can help inspire older ladies to get active and involved in sport. it is means you are never too old to take part in sport. sport keeps you alive, it keeps you fit and it gives you that balance. have you given any thought to retiring? no, not at all. before

figures, but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, with temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeen weather, though, doesn't last long. a warm front pushes through during monday night and then for tuesday, we've got this slow—moving, wiggling weather front targeting western scotland, bringing some heavy rain to the highlands. here, we could see around 50—100mm of rain up over the mountains — it is going to be quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a few limited bright or sunny spells, but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 degrees celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland, so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. through tuesday night, our slow—moving weather front is still there, bringing rain in scotland, will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland, across parts of england and wales as well. now, to the south of our weather front, which is the cold front that continues to move in during wednesday. we should see still some reasonable temperatures i

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness.ross england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing acros

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness.across england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing acr

in towns and cities minus four in aberdeen and newcastle. 0ur weather isn't going to change much over is the jet stream is taking this large pattern and when we get these big waves in the jet stream, they don't move very far and we get the weather stuck near the earth's surface and the high pressure we have won't shift around any time $0011. have won't shift around any time soon. so thursday, another cold and frosty start, another day that will be largely dry with sunshine. but we may see a few showers done the north sea coasts into the coastal areas of kent. 0therwise chilly, temperatures three to seven degrees celsius. high pressure still there as we look at thursday. but by this stage we have low pressure and cold air working into south eastern europe and we may see some snow down to low levels in greece. friday brings more of the same weather. although some changes. most of us dry, sunny, cold and frosty. an increased threat of fog in the north—west. as we start to get more moisture in here, also cloudier. that is where the temperatures will be lifting, nine degrees in stornoway a

marian from aberdeen, north carolina, our line for democrats. your reaction to what we've been seeing over the last 48 hours. caller: yes, well, i think that trump has made it very clear that there's no limit to his capacity for brutal cruelty, to the government workers and to the daca persons and the people who are here under the temporary protection status. his calculation to offer a three-year -- three years of protection is that he would be re-elected, his fantasy, and then, of course, he would change the temporary status, and he would, you know, because part of his re-election campaign would be a commitment to end daca protection and to end the temporary protection. so let us know that all of these republicans, especially in croongs who are supporting him, are spineless cowards. they should really all make it clear to him that they're not going down with him. he is going down. his poll numbers are going down. the groups that supported him, you know, they're not supporting him the way they were. and it's time to reopen the government now. ho

ben ritchie with us of aberdeen standard. is this for real?ightening up or within the equity markets, this is give you confidence to participate the role of 2019? -- through all of 2019? ben: i think we have seen a swing in sentiment. the end of september, markets were looking at higher markets. within three or four months, we back into the pit of a bear market and people are very worried about a global recession. i expect the reality is summer in between. fundamentals of the global sound, remain relatively but there are a number of issues out there. the chinese economy, trade deals with the u.s. and china, also hawkishness around from the fed and political issues in europe that have scared investors. i think the core of what is going on economically is ok. if we can get some of those political and economic risks away from here, i think we can get back to what is a reasonable picture. tom: the money question is a simple idea, a lot of the economics show slowing economies. do you take a gdp analysis and bring it right over to revenue analysis a

figures but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeennd tuesday, this weather front targeting western scotland, bringing heavy rain to the highlands. here, 50—100 millimetres of rain over the mountains, quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud and a few limited sunny spells but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. tuesday night, the slow—moving weather front bringing rain in scotland will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland across parts of england and wales as well. to the south of our weather front, the cold front which continues to move in during wednesday, we should see some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius or so, but noticeably colder further north, cold enough for some hill snow there across northern parts of scotland with single—figure temperatures. that colder air move

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high of five in aberdeen.around too long because we have a look warm front pushing through on monday night so we will return to mild airas we monday night so we will return to mild air as we head into tuesday with temperatures returning to double figures and heavy rain affecting highlands of scotland. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in riyadh. high on the agenda, the us decision to withdraw troops from syria. a senior member of the saudi royal family tells the bbc the pullout is "very negative." we prefer for we preferfor them to remain. and we have not only the iranians but also the russians and bashar al—assad. parts of europe grapple with worst winter in years — more than 20 people have died and entire villages are buried under snow. underneath this white blanket is a tarmac road. this area has not seen this much snow in well over a decade. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the australian open's set for emotional scenes later, w

temperatures are five degrees in aberdeen. cold weather does not last long, through monday a warm front pushes through followed by another front bringing heavy rain to the highlands of scotland. it will be a wet spell of weather. to the south of this a lot of dry weather. there will be quite cloudy but some bright sunny spells, particularly to the east of high ground. it is mild, temperatures at ten or 11 degrees with which is reaching seven in shetland, tuesday night sees the rain finally move from scotland across northern ireland and pushing into parts of england and wales where it will continue southwards on wednesday. this cold front head southwards so we still have some reasonable temperatures on wednesday with a high of 10 degrees but the further north the cold of the air gets and will be cold enough for some snow in the high mountains of scotland temperatures and a fine of around five degrees this from there as we head through wednesday night and into thursday we've tried to draw a cold are wind pushing southwards. 0n t

we are delighted to be joined by the standard life aberdeen co-chief executive officer.ch for joining us here. what is the next 12 months going to bring for your company? is there anything you want to buy or change in the structure? keith: think one thing that is really important since we merged with aberdeen asset management. over the summer, we sold our material life insurance book. we have a lot of heavy lifting to do to get the integration through. a think it is unlikely we will be looking at a big merger. francine: how important is scale? because of fees in the increased path of investments? keith: i think scale is important and that is the original reason we put the merger together. that comes from the complementarity of what we do. i think the future is about active management. it is active management that we would call new active, outcome oriented, very different from the benchmark. we have had such a run for passive, but i suspect the volatility that surrounds the uncertainty actually, the last couple of months, we will see stuff turn in active. tom: how far is

folks at aberdeen think this is overdone. agree or disagree?ink it's fine as far as the information we have currently but as we go forward you may see a situation change and amendments to pass, we move toward a no deal by default, which is a possibility. certainly sterling would be vulnerable again. >> thank you very much for stopping by. always great getting your views. a new up on the show, starbucks opens in china in 15 hours, and the coffee chain says asked tension is far from over. we will hear from them next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> let's talk about starbucks. they are betting on a massive expansion in the chinese market. this as local coffee competition is heating up. the ceo is confident in the growth and success of the business and says they will continue to adapt to new tech. >> digital is a key part of our strategy. we have worked to extend the in-store experience and digital is a journey because technology is always changing, and we continue to adapt with that. for example, we now have in the u.s. 16.3 million active rewards haver

essentially a dry day, a pretty bright day for many, but with a fresher feel, just four degrees in aberdeenr atlantic air, a different feel for tuesday, because it will feel rather like the weekend, certainly on the mild side. for many, some sunshine, the better chances further south and east. scotland, this weather front will grind to a halt through tuesday and wednesday, somebody persistent rain here, totals in one or two spots up to 100 millimetres, but typically 30—40 where the rain lingers across the islands. by the middle of the week, we will start to see those weather feature slipping away south once again, clearer skies, dry up for thursday and friday, turning noticeably colder. 48 hours to the big parliamentary vote, the prime minister says failing to deliver brexit would be a catatstrophic breach of trust. but with theresa may not expected to win the support of mps on tuesday, how will labour respond? we will table a motion of no—confidence in the government at a time our choosing that it will be soon, don't worry about that. the 11—year—old killed in a hit and run in manchester.

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joining us is richard dunbar, investment director at aberdeen standard investments.sumer generally, particularly concerned about china and the lack of growth in china. there will be focused on the results today to get more results on that, both in new products from apple and the weakness in china. we are not upgrading other handsets as much as previously? the project we have is good and we are not wanting to have great data as much —— the project is good. and in some areas of the world we have reached saturation and there is good competition. one of the problems apple highlighted is a reduction in demand in china. we had caterpillar results out yesterday. china seem to be an issue for them? there were poor results particularly citing lack of growth in china, caterpillar says there is no growth for the company in china. we had growth figures from china of 6.6% at the end of last week, that the tidbits of information from apple, caterpillar and others would suggest there is not as much growth in china as some thought there might have been. caterpillar, people - have be

will fall through the day behind the cold front and we are looking at seven or eight in glasgow and aberdeenovernight on sunday into monday, the colder air will slide all the way south across the uk and another where the feature will start to eat its way southwards and behind that of the air will be colder still and you can see the frost developing in lerwick and wintry showers feeling down the north sea. this is what it looks like on monday morning, that other feature. the sky is looking pretty clear on monday, a lot of sunshine but pretty chilly to start with on what could turn out to be a chilly day. quite a bit of sunshine around, some hazy sun in the north—west thanks to high cloud but it will feel colder, especially with the northerly breeze although not particularly strong. temperatures are looking at six or 7 degrees, may be double figures in the south west and south wales. on tuesday, we turn it on its head again, the wind direction has changed to a south—westerly, rain is pushing into scotland. we should see some decent sunshine but the temperatures do a greatjob at recovering, bac

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sunshine from aberdeen down to edinburgh and glasgow.dd splash of rain. 20 of sunshine across england and wales, is buckling of shelves are some of those eastern coastal areas where the wind will still be quite brisk and temperatures struggle a little bit. during wednesday night we will see more and more cloud toppling in from the north—west where we keep hold of clear skies for longest in central parts of the uk, here we will see a touch of frost on friday morning but generally speaking many places, particularly towards the north—west, will be a few degrees above freezing. into thursday where we are coldest in the south with the best of the sunshine through the date and bright skies for north—east scotla nd date and bright skies for north—east scotland and north—east england. generally cloud toppling in and the odd spot of drizzle. still chilly in the south but mild across the west. 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milderair 10 degrees in belfast. we bring that milder air across the country as we go through friday. quite breezy, par

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness.es, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing across north—western part

day behind that cold front come afternoon and we're looking at seven or 8 degrees for glascow and aberdeenl slide all the way south across the uk, and another weatherfeature will start to make its way south, behind that the air will be cold still. he gets a clue that by the frost developing and of the wintry showers down the north sea. this is how that looks on monday morning, here's that other weather feature, skies looking pretty clear for monday, there will be a lot of sunshine, but it will be a pretty chilly start to what will turn out to bea chilly start to what will turn out to be a rather chilly day. should be some sunshine around, hazy sun to the northwest, thanks to some high cloud cover, but it will feel colder, especially with the northerly breeze. it won't be particularly strong, temperatures are looking generally sixes and sevens, perhaps double figures to the southwest and across south wales. hugo tuesday, we turn it on its head, the wind direction change, its head, the wind direction change, it south—westerly. rain pushing into scotland, we should see perhaps indecent amount

of the uk but it will feel noticeably colder than the weather we had over over the weekend. 5 in aberdeent and by tuesday, it will be this weather front bringing rain to scotland. 50- 100 50— 100 millimetres of rain. quite cloudy, a few sunny spells but it's turning milder. temperatures ten or 11 celsius temperatures rising in shetland. the threat of any snow receding quickly as well. tuesday, more rain to come across scotland but eventually, the rain does start to move to the south. somewhat whether in northern ireland. as we had three when day. temperature—wise on wednesday. eyes at 10 degrees. cold enough for some mountain snow. temperatures here around four or five celsius. on thursday, winds from the arctic, feeling quite cold on thursday, a sharp frost to start the day. there will again be some wintry showers. a bit of speed. high temperatures of 3—7d. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. driving change — we'll bring you the latest from the north american auto show as carmakers adapt to shifting consumer tastes. china's global trade volume rose last year but its surplus

figures, but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, with temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeen night and then for tuesday, we've got this slow—moving, wiggling weather front targeting western scotland, bringing some heavy rain to the highlands. here, we could see around 50—100mm of rain up over the mountains — it is going to be quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a few limited bright or sunny spells, but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 degrees celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland, so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. through tuesday night, our slow—moving weather front is still there, bringing rain in scotland, will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland, across parts of england and wales as well. now, to the south of our weather front, which is the cold front that continues to move in during wednesday. we should see still some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius or so, but noticeabl

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness.es, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing across north—western part

the rain is patchy but turning mild and chilly from aberdeen to glasgow but the least we hold onto brightnessd, it will feel a bit colder than most temperatures as i showed you might suggest. as we go through tomorrow night, the milder air in the north—west starts to filter a little bit further south eastwards. the frost, such as it will be on thursday morning, really confined to the south—western quarter of the uk. parts of wales, midlands and the south—west drop into freezing but many spots elsewhere staying a few degrees above. on thursday that moulded topples a little bit further southwards. with it, a lot of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle. the best of the sometimes the south coast of england and also also the north—east of england, north—east scotland. the south of the double digits in belfast. that mild air still pushing in from the north—west. more of us getting that as we enter friday. a mix of patchy cloud and sunny spells with an odds bill of patchy rain in the far north—west but two beaches are by little bit. we start of the weekend with this frontal system running across the no

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing across north—west

figures but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeen tuesday, this weather front targeting western scotland, bringing heavy rain to the highlands. here, 50—100 millimetres of rain over the mountains, quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud and a few limited sunny spells but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. tuesday night, the slow—moving weather front bringing rain in scotland will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland across parts of england and wales as well. to the south of our weather front, the cold front which continues to move in during wednesday, we should see some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius or so, but noticeably colder further north, cold enough for some hill snow there across northern parts of scotland with single—figure temperatures. that colder air moves

figures, but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, with temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeenpushes through during monday night and then for tuesday, we've got this slow—moving, wiggling weather front targeting western scotland, bringing some heavy rain to the highlands. here, we could see around 50—100mm of rain up over the mountains — it is going to be quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a few limited bright or sunny spells, but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 degrees celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland, so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. through tuesday night, our slow—moving weather front is still there, bringing rain in scotland, will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland, across parts of england and wales as well. now, to the south of our weather front, which is the cold front that continues to move in during wednesday. we should see still some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10

will fall through the day behind the cold front and we are looking at seven or eight in glasgow and aberdeenth across the uk and another where the feature will start to eat its way southwards and behind that of the air will be colder still and you can see the frost developing in lerwick and wintry showers feeling down the north sea. this is what it looks like on

joining us us now richard dunbar, senior investment strategist, aberdeen standard investments., it is such a mixed picture in the us at the moment, but one thing we picked up on what macy's with a 18% fall in its share price courtesy of relatively poor, not disastrous, figures, but it is a huge drop?m is interesting, the labour is of the retail, not confined exclusively to europe. it is the anchor in a lot of the troubled shopping mall is in the us. two months ago they said things we re us. two months ago they said things were all right, yesterday they things were not all right and it is a worry for the consumer, and it is to do with moving online and general concern. so it is a collection of different things, anxiety about what is coming up as well as this move, and it feels like it is growing by the month, towards online? well, the move online and also us interest rates are going up so the price of money is going up which tightens up else across the us. and also black friday, that is their thing, which we have transported over to europe, but they say that discounting started

some sunshine from aberdeen down to edinburgh and glasgow. —— here.her wind will still be quite brisk. temperatures struggling a little bit, 67 degrees, feeling cold than that given the strength of the winds. during wednesday night, we will see more and more cloud topping in the north—west, where we keep hold of clear skies for the longest towards central and western parts of the uk. here, we are likely to see a touch of frost on thursday morning but generally speaking, many places, particularly up towards the north—west, will be a few degrees above freezing. thursday, we start cold est above freezing. thursday, we start coldest in the south, that is where we will have the best of the sunshine during the day, also dry skies for scotland. the baht spot drizzle. still quite drizzly in the south, nine 10 degrees across belfast. particularly across the north—west of the uk, a mixture of cloud and sunshine in temperatures of eight to 10 degrees. as we start the weekend, it looks at this frontal system will run across northern parts of the uk, some brisk wi

homebuyers were not new york city, boston or san francisco but willis and north dakota, athens ohio, aberdeen south dakota, millennials were willing to put affordably and quality-of-life over the conveniences and attractions of our biggest cities for buying a home. vermont cannot what they are looking for. the work we did in housing and education in downtown development, workforce training, striving to make vermont more affordable, positive steps forward but we must do more. we know the availability of affordable housing is a huge barrier to recruiting young workers. i hear every day from employees and employers, last term we work together for housing vermonters could afford. let's build on that progress by focusing on existing stock and rental units. my budget will propose a package, focus on growing housing by revitalizing properties and investing in existing neighborhoods. this is a step in the right direction but not enough to offer things that appeal to young people and working families. we have to do a better job telling our story and use it to aggressively recruit new vermonters. even

figures, but noticeably cooler across eastern parts of the uk, with temperatures 3 in lerwick and 5 in aberdeenhrough during monday night and then for tuesday, we've got this slow—moving, wiggling weather front targeting western scotland, bringing some heavy rain to the highlands. here, we could see around 50—100mm of rain up over the mountains — it is going to be quite a wet spell of weather. elsewhere, a lot of cloud, a few limited bright or sunny spells, but it's milder. temperatures for most of us between 10 and 11 degrees celsius. notice those temperatures coming up in shetland, so the threat of any snow receding with that milder weather arriving. through tuesday night, our slow—moving weather front is still there, bringing rain in scotland, will eventually push southwards, bringing the wet weather from scotland into northern ireland, across parts of england and wales as well. now, to the south of our weather front, which is the cold front that continues to move in during wednesday. we should see still some reasonable temperatures in the south with highs expected to reach about 10 celsius

chile are in eastern scotland with temperatures in aberdeenjust three scotland with temperatures in aberdeenr coming into the uk and ultimately that will replace the milder westerly winds we have. a sharp drop in temperatures, particularly getting to thursday with temperatures a little below normal for the time of year. at least it should be a bit sunnier. that is the latest weather. this is bbc world news. the headlines... the saudi teenager whose efforts to escape her family gained worldwide attention has arrived in canada where she's been granted asylum. the country's foreign minister described ra haf mohammed al-qunun as a very brave new canadian. in, paris three have died and many are injured after a massive gas explosion in a bakery. two firefighters died after being called to investigate a gas leak, a spanish tourist was also killed. a former mayor from texas has become the latest to declare he'll seek the democratic nomination to run in next year's us presidential election. julian castro served in the obama administration and is a third generation mexican immigrant. his grandfather e

a little bit chilly at aberdeen down the glasgow but here, we will hold onto some brightness.y, particularly in the east. that winter feeding in some showers in the eastern coastal areas and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest, but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday by freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we had actually chilly start in the south, that is where we are likely to have the best of the sunshine during the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. elsewhere, a bit of cloud, maybe the odd bit of drizzle, temperatures climbing across north—western parts of the uk. more and more of a sea that milder air is spreading in as we heading to friday. some spells of sun sunshine and temperature wise, look

. —4 in aberdeen and in newcastle as well.tream few days and there good reason for that. thejetstream at few days and there good reason for that. the jetstream at the few days and there good reason for that. thejetstream at the moment is taking this very amplitude pattern and when we get this big waves in the jetstream like and when we get this big waves in thejetstream like this, they do not tend to move very far very fast and so we get the weather patterns start in the earth's surface and that is why the area of high pressure we have at the moment is not going to shift around any time soon. thursday, another cold and frosty start, another david is going to be largely dry with some sunshine. we may see a few showers running down some of the north sea closed towards coastal areas of kent. otherwise, quite chilly again. temperatures through to seven celsius. high pressure still there as we look at the forecast on thursday and by this stage, we have low pressure and cold air working stage, we have low pressure and cold airworkin

a little bit chillier from aberdeen down to glasgow, but here, we'll hold onto some brightness. england and wales, many places fine with some sunshine. temperatures of five to eight degrees but it will be quite windy, particularly in the east. that wind feeding some showers into eastern coastal areas, and also making it feel a little bit colder than those temperatures suggest. but as we go through wednesday night, you can see on the map more cloud toppling south eastwards, but also milder air with it. so a frost on thursday morning, likely to be confined to north—west england, the midlands, wales, and down towards the south—west. most other places will be starting thursday above freezing, but it will be pretty cloudy for most of us. where we have that chilly start in the south, that's where we're likely to have the best of the sunshine through the day. north—east england and north—east scotland also doing quite well for brightness and sunshine. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud, maybe the odd spot of drizzle, still quite chilly in the south, but those temperatures climbing across no

feel, majority, much lighter winds than today, a fresherfeel, temperatures just four degrees in aberdeenaytime, a weather front part across scotland could produce some significant totals through tuesday and wednesday, where it is in no hurry to move, so 50—60 millimetres of rain in one or two spots, more widely 30—40. further south, bright sunny spells, a mild day on tuesday. all of those fronts will pull away south on wednesday, and then we are going to move into some properly cold air for the end of the week, overnight frost, and we will see a decent amount of sunshine, but our daytime high feeling very different to this weekend, where we have had 11 and 12, probably looking at 3—5, if you are lucky, by thursday and friday. this is bbc news, i‘m julian worricker. the headlines at 3. theresa may warns mps — a failure to deliver brexit would be "a catastrophic and unforgivable breach of trust in our democracy." the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, spells out what labour will do if theresa may loses the vote on tuesday. we will table a motion of no confidence in the government at

will feel colder than the weather we had over the weekend across these eastern areas with five in aberdeenmoves through on monday and by tuesday it will be mild once again. that is a weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, arrives in riyadhjust as a senior saudi prince critcises the american decision to withdraw troops from syria. the us' the us‘ actions from my perspective is that it is going to further complicate the issue rather than find any solutions to it. the mayor of gdansk is in a serious condition after being stabbed on stage during a charity event in poland. no help in sight — we have a special report from yemen and the remote region that's yet to receive aid, despite the month long ceasefire. and more heavy snowfall expected in the alps as parts of europe continue to grapple with the worst winter weather for three decades.