a major search is under way for two sisters who were last seen in aberdeen city centre on tuesday.za and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. let's return to our top story and those fires in los angeles, where a night time curfew has come into force in parts of los angeles to stop people looting areas that have been abandoned due to the wildfires. there are at least five fires still raging across the city and it's surrounding area — and any progress in containing them is very limited. at least 11 people are now known to have died. meanwhile, california's governor, gavin newsom, has called for an investigation into how water shortages have hampered firefighting efforts. one of the areas which has been badly hit by the fires is pacific pallisades. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy sent this update from there we've come for a morning walk today down what is basically the local high street in pacific palisades. this is the bank. cash machine, bank of america. here's where you'd come and get your petrol. j

a major search is continuing for two sisters who were last seen in aberdeen city centre on tuesday.d henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. 0ur correspondent catriona renton is in aberdeen and sent us this update. a lot of concern for the two sisters, who are part of a set of triplets. now, they were last seen at 2.00 in the morning on tuesday. of course, now we're well into saturday morning. we've seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here of the very icy river. i don't know if you can see the chunks of ice floating on the surface of the water. that gives you an idea ofjust how bitterly cold it is here. and with those sisters having been gone for such a long time now, we are hoping for some updates about their safety and that they are, we hope, still safe and well. but of course, people are searching. there is this enormous search yesterday with the police divers looking in the river dee and in the land around about. there are a lot of industrial units in this area of aberde

motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 — they were a goal up at fir park when motherwell�*s tony watt felt aberdeen's but rubezic was sent off. and from the free kick that followed, motherwell punted the ball forward and tawanda maswanhise promptly made it 2—0. aberdeen haven't won in ten games now. after both those games, celtic wrapped up a comfortable 3—0 victory over st mirren. third—placed dundee united were beaten 1—0 by hearts. dundee and ross county both picking up three points as well. sunderland kept pace with the top of the championship, beating ten—man portsmouth 1—0 to end the weekend fourth, three points off leaders leeds. wilson isidor�*s eighth goal of the season after seven minutes was the difference at the stadium of light, where the black cats remain unbeaten this season. it's a fourth consecutive away defeat for portsmouth, who only stay above hull, out of the relegation zone, on goals scored. given the competitive nature and recent successes of the two teams, it's strange to think that australia ended a period of india dominance in test series between them. the border/gavaskar tr

aberdeen's winless streak is now 11 games in a row. disappointment for aberdeen's women too.mier league. second—placed rangers are still five points behind the leaders, despite them winning 14—0 against queens park. rangers had 10 different scorers, including lizzie arnot here. celtic beat partick thistle 4—2. elsewhere in the division, there were big wins for hibernian and motherwell. to cricket now, and england's women were comfortably beaten in the first meeting of the 2025 women's ashes in australia. they lost by four wickets in the first of three one—day internationals, which mean the hosts have a 2—0 lead in the multi—format series. with more on that, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. the first day of the ashes went the same way as the last decade. england's women haven't won it since 2014, and this was not the start they wanted. commentator: there's the nick and there is the wicket! - england's key batters couldn't score more than a0. the captain, heather knight, was one of many soft dismissals. this was australia at their best in the field and when england cleared the r

a major search is under way for two sisters who were last seen in aberdeen city centre on tuesday.liza and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. the us supreme court appears poised to uphold a law that bans tiktok in the us over national security concerns unless its china—based parent company sells the platform ahead of a 19january deadline. let's return to our top story and those fires in los angeles, fire crews are continuing to battle six blazes that have torn through los angeles, leaving thousands of people without homes and power. at least 11 people have been killed— and officials fear that number will rise. there are at least five fires still raging across the city and it's surrounding area — and any progress in containing them is very limited. we understand that the palisades fire is only 8% contained. palisades fire is only 896 contained.— palisades fire is only 896 contained. ~ ., ~ ., contained. when we talk about the containment _ contained. when we talk about the containment of _ contained. when w

the one of the greatest footballers the country had ever produced going from humble beginnings in aberdeen to superstardom for manchester united. during his 11 years at the club he scored 237 goals in 404 appearances. he became an icon of the game and was revered around the world. our sports correspondent, andy swiss looks back at his life. to manchester united fans he was known simply as the king. denis law's arm in the air celebration became one of the most familiar in the football world with his flair, flamboyance and ruthless finishing. all the more remarkable considering that as a boy growing up in aberdeen, he had a serious eye problem. i had to squint in days to play football with one eye closed because i fell back to take my glasses off and always felt self—conscious so i played football with one eye. self-conscious so i played football with one eye. after suru e football with one eye. after surgery his _ football with one eye. after surgery his career - football with one eye. after surgery his career and - football with one eye. after surgery his career and soon blossomed.— surger

we are also hearing aberdeen airport has resumed flights but also there are lengthy delays continuingort and aberdeen airport, their runways are now open and flights are resuming, but we can expect plenty delays. also the met office has issued some new warnings for scotland and northern ireland. there is met office weather warning for snow and ice covering northern and western scotland and northern ireland and said further snow showers will bring two to five centimetres widely across northern and western scotland with ten centimetres over higher ground. a yellow warning for scotland and northern ireland. i will take you back to the pictures we are getting from paris because president macron is about to arrive to take part in commemorations in the french capital, we can see him just arriving with his wife brigitte macron tail. they are marking ten years since he islamist gun attack at the magazine charlie hebdo, 12 people were killed including several of its best—known cartoonists. let's speak to nabila ramdani, a french—algerian journalist and author of fixing france: how to repair a

police in aberdeen searching since the bringing missing since the bringing of say they found the 7 henriettaive been carrying out extensive searches for the past three weeks. scotland say her body weeks. we scotland say her body was recovered the river was recovered from the river dee this morning. today marks yea rs years since the uk 7 five years since the uk officially left the european last year s anniversary was marked with a government report outlining what it saw as the the benefits of brexit. critics point to economic and poltical damage. debate still rages around immigration which brexit was supposed to curb, but has in fact risen from elsewhere in the world. today marks 5 years since the uk officially in the uk regarding brexit. what the top issues facing the country are, and now as bigger issues. 33% say it was the right decision to leave. how people wanted to. there is a that there is a of there is a that of immigration needs to levels of immigration needs to be lowered from the record highs that we have seen in recent years. on the highs that we have seen in recent lift 's. on t

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placed aberdeen lost 2—1 to ross county who are tenth in the league.de stjohnstone picked up a point against hibernian, and the dundee derby is just underway. you can get all the details on the bbc sport website and app. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. translation: it is very difficult to talk about it in this _ context, we will see. that is all i can say. we will see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focussed on now. that is all there is. talking about the market is not easy for me at the moment. the semi—finals of the world darts gets under way in a couple of hours�* time. last years runner—up, luke littler, takes on stephen bunting in the second match but first up it's the three time former champion, michael van

look at that contrast in temperature — 13 in london, just two degrees in aberdeen on sunday. over the higher routes in particular. that has got the potential to cause some significant disruption. eventually, we will lose this low pressure during monday and that will open the doors again to a cold air mass coming in with further wintry showers. so, yes, a milderspell for some of us in the south for a time, but things turn cold again into next week with further wintry showers in the forecast. do keep up to date with the warnings. forging ahead — president biden will block a takeover of us steel by its japanese rival in the coming hours, according to reports, but will the trump administration reverse the decision? losing energy — tesla sees its first annual fall in sales in a decade, sending shares down sharply. trouble in the heart of europe, as germany and france grapple with political crises and economic stagnation. welcome to business today. we start in the us where, in the next few hours, president biden is set to block a $14 billion takeover of us steel by its japanese riv

so look at that contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just two degrees in aberdeen on sunday. potential to cause some significant disruption. eventually, we will lose this low pressure during monday and that will open the doors again to a cold air mass coming in with further wintry showers. so, yes, a milder spell for some of us in the south for a time. but things turn cold again into next week with further wintry showers in the forecast. do keep up to date with the warnings. welcome to our viewers on bbc news and bbc two, we are discussing here on bbc radio 5 live social care. because it is one of the biggest challenges facing all of us, as a society, of all ages, because believe you me the need for it comes around and what are we going to do about it? the government have announced today they are setting up an independent commission to reform adult social care. in england there are of course national variations that i will come to as well. the health secretary wes streeting says it is a chance to grab the metal. politicians have attempted to grab the nettle before and we have

so look at that contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just two degrees in aberdeen on sunday.the potential to cause some significant disruption. eventually, we will lose this low pressure during monday and that will open the doors again to a cold air mass coming in with further wintry showers. so, yes, a milder spell for some of us in the south for a time. but things turn cold again into next week with further wintry showers in the forecast. do keep up to date with the warnings. live from london. this is bbc news. a dramatic six hour long stand off in south korea — police call off their attempt to arrest impeached president yoon after a confrontation with his security team. these are the live pictures from seoul, where the former president's supporters remain near his residence. in the last few minutes reports say authorities plan to ask the acting president to order the security service to cooperate with the arrest warrant. the street where the new orleans attack took place reopens as the fbi says it now believes the suspect acted alone. a plan to transform social care in eng

big contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just a degree above freezing though for aberdeen, where weacross eastern scotland, parts of southern scotland and northern england as well. further south, it'll mainly be falling as rain, could be a bit of snow over the mountains of wales, for instance. really mild overnight though, again for south east england and east anglia. contrast that to the rest of the country though, where we're going to get down below freezing in the more rural spots. do expect some hazardous, slippery, icy wintry weather first thing tomorrow. now, low pressure tomorrow eases away towards the east and that will leave us with some slightly less persistent and heavy snowfall, but still some snow to come for again parts of the pennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday

temperaturesjust four degrees in aberdeen, ten degrees in plymouth and in saint helier. of low pressure, instead of moving through quickly, isjust going to linger. it's going to spin around just to the west of us as we head into monday, so it's going to remain very windy, particularly for western and southern parts. some outbreaks of heavy rain, which could cause flooding again across the south of the uk. some rain further north as well. it will be quite blustery for all of us. temperatures north to south around six to ten degrees. it does stay unsettled through tuesday on into wednesday, but there are signs that things will turn a little bit calmer and quieter as we head towards the end of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. in the last few hours, 200 palestinian inmates have been released from israeli prisons. four female israeli soldiers were released by hamas. this has been the second exchange under the gaza ceasefire deal. the four hostages have reunited with their families. the women had been seized from an army base on the border with gaza when hamas att

it's five defeats in a row for aberdeen, who lost 2—0 at motherwell.d dundee united, whilst there were also away wins for ross county and dundee. next to cricket — australia surged to victory on day three of the fifth test in sydney to beat india by six wickets and win the five—match series 3—1. fast bowler scott boland took 6/45 as india were bowled out for 157, while australia reached their target of 162 in just 27 overs to regain the border—gavaskar trophy. the result also sees pat cummins�* side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injune, where they'll face south africa. a huge win. in the context of this series, as big a series to get to play at home, felt like it was seesawing throughout the whole series, so to finish 3—1 to hold the trophy is amazing and the extra layer is now securing a spot in the world final which was always a huge goal for us in this cycle and we have done it, so really satisfied. this was not the typical sydney wicket, what we are used to, we have seen in the past as well but this is how test cricket nee

aberdeen and hearts, they played out a goalless draw.ish super cup for a 15th time. they came from behind to beat real madrid 5—2. the match was being played injeddah. french forward kylian mbappe put real in front after just five minutes, but a rampant barce responded with four goals by half—time with lamine yamal and robert lewandowski amongst the scorers. the brazilian raphinha, he made it 5—1 early in the second half. despite a red card for barce keeper wojciech szczesny and rodrygo pulling one back for madrid, it was straightforward in the end with hansi flick getting his hands on his first trophy as barce boss. napoli, they're still top of serie a after a 2—0 win over verona. frank anguissa scored both goals for the home side. they got a four—point lead at the top of the table. inter are second after they beat venezia i—0, while bologna and roma, that finished 2—2. you're up to date with the football. great britain and ireland's golfers, they wrapped up victory over continental europe in the team cup in abu dhabi with eight matches

one game in the scottish premiership on wednesday as rangers were comfortable winners against aberdeenaders celtic. the world champion kyren wilson is through to the quarter—finals of the masters snooker. he beat china's zhang anda by six frames to four at london's alexandra palace in a high quality contest. wilson has already won two events this season after claiming the world title last may but is still looking to land the masters for the first time. in the day's other match, the former world champion luca brecel beat masters debutant chris wakelin by six frames to three. he'll now face wilson in the quarters. rugby union's six nations begins at the end of the month and gregor towsend has announced his 37—man scotland squad. new zealand born fergus burke has been included. the saracens fly half is also eligable for england, but qualifies for scotland through his glasweigan grandfather. there's also been a first call up for glasgow back—rower jack mann, while sione tuipulotu has been confirmed as captain. he's been speaking to paul barnes. i kind of, take more responsibility and i fee

aberdeen�*s wretched run continued. winless in nine.ten 2—1 by ross county. musa drammeh's seventh minute goal earned hearts a 1—0 win over motherwell. fifth placed st mirren were beaten 2—0 at kilmarnock whilst stjohnstone remain rooted to the bottom despite a point at home to hibs and playing more than half the game with ten men. that's scotland taken care of. in the premier league, everton manager sean dyche says he's got bigger issues to deal than neal maupay�*s comments on social media. the striker is on loan from everton at marseille, but posted on x, "whenever i'm having a bad day, ijust check the everton score and smile." dyche is instead concentrating on their relegation battle and improving his team in the january transfer window whilst trying to balance the books they are our guidelines and notjust for us another clubs are working with them and others going into the world where maybe they have to look at their numbers and everyone is looking at the numbers to be sure and making sure they are in the correct position to move fo

we've got some delays in belfast international, birmingham and in aberdeen but they appear not to ber-— to be related to be severe weather. ~ ., ., m weather. what about roads? as we've been _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots - weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots of - we've been hearing, lots of warnings in place and just to take around the country, we have been warned about problems in the pennines, about one foot, 30 centimetres of snow there. in mid to north wales, on higher ground, scotland, not so badly affected although the borders area, south and east of edinburgh is included in the warnings and a course in northern ireland, they are saying and the mountains of antrim, they could get four inches, about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for your journey, consider if it is necessary, you are clearly going to be a finalist cut less at risk if you were to take the train rather than drive but train rather than drive but train journeys are not completely ass

and a major search is under way for two sisters that went missing in aberdeen on tuesday.in los angeles, firefighters are still battling to contain the devastating wildfires — and there's no real sign yet that they're turning the corner. here are the key developments this hour. overall, at least least eleven people have been killed and the number of homes and structures that have been destroyed stands at 10 thousand. an evacuation orderfor the palisades fire, one of the worst — has actually expanded to take in the suburbs of brentwood and encino and the area that includes the getty museum. at least six fires are burning and the forecast is for more strong winds which won't help the situation at all. president biden has called it a �*war scene'. a public health emergency has been declared for the los angeles area because of the risk from smoke. california's governor has called for an investigation into how critical fire hydrants ran out of water — impeding the firefighting effort. we are taking you to the live shot across los angeles where as we know the emergency situation

look at that contrast in temperature — 13 in london, just two degrees in aberdeen on sunday.her routes in particular. that has got the potential to cause some significant disruption. eventually, we will lose this low pressure during monday and that will open the doors again to a cold air mass coming in with further wintry showers. so, yes, a milderspell for some of us in the south for a time, but things turn cold again into next week with further wintry showers in the forecast. do keep up to date with the warnings. live from london. this is bbc news. the brother of the new orleans terror attack suspect says his action on new year's day was �*completely out of character'. i'm still shocked by the whole thing. it still doesn't seem like it actually happened. ijust dropped my phone and crawled into a corner somewhere and started crying. after a six—hour stand—off, police call off their attempt to arrest the impeached south korean president yoon after a confrontation with his security team. an arctic blast hit the uk — temperatures fall to nearly minus 8 celcius with snow warning

senior economist at aberdeen. good morning. great to have you on the show.hat i would like to understand at this stage, really, is whether this is perhaps the last time we will see china posting this 5% gdp rate at least in the near future with the threat of the tariffs from the united states? >> i think that's a very good point. we are concerned about the challenges for china next year. i think it's very policing ple see the numbers today. slightly better than expected growth target. what it is showing is that the policy stimulus, that pivot we saw in september, is filtering through, but it uneven. it is not filtering through the sectors the chinese government would like. next year, depend ing on the sie of the tariffs, it is showing concerns going forward. industrial activity and exports really drove that gdp number. there's still weakness there in household consumption. that's a problem for the policymakers. >> what i would like to understand as well is when you take a step back and figure out latest figures are telling us about the chinese economy, what

manchester airport, and at bristol, liverpooland manchester airport, and at bristol, liverpool and aberdeen hoping to get away from the weather. river levels are expected to be high until tomorrow, and forecasters say the cold weather is also likely to stay around for the rest of the week. just coming into us, the week. just coming into us, the us tech giant meta has announced it will remove the fact checking from its services and replacing them with a community notes system similar to x. the changes will begin in the us and will affect facebook, instagram and threads. c old mark zuckerberg has said governments around the world are restricting free expression on social media platforms. he said work to politically biased and said he would be supporting the incoming trump administration incoming trump administration in the fight against what he called censorship. mid ulster staff have told the bbc they still face sexual abuse and harassment a year after its boss told mps safeguarding had been strengthened. uk's equality watchdog has said it has intervened again after fresh complaints from emp

aberdeen missed the chance to go third, as mikael mandron scored twice for st mirren in a 3—0 win.ide stjohnstone claimed only their fifth win of the season, having trailed motherwell as late as the 86th minute. that's the men's football taken care of. just the one game in the women's super league today where manchester city moved up to second with a 4—2 win away to aston villa. villa took the lead before vivianne miedema scored twice to give the visitors the advantage at the break but that lasted all of 42 seconds after the restart, laia alexandri putting the ball into her own net, but city retook the lead through mary fowler before england internationaljess park sealed all three points. there are five games tomorrow. the pick sees leaders chelsea take on arsenal — live on bbc two at sunday lunchtime. a win would take chelsea nine points clear. over 3a,000 tickets have been sold for the game at stamford bridge. it is the best games to play, to walk out for stamford bridge with the fans behind us and so loud and, it is an amazing feeling. it is extra pressure in those games, you ne

in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon.ugh saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the south—west of england, maybe some snow over higher ground but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. over some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines, that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south and so, some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands — that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across higher ground in northern england but maybe to low levels for a time. some snow into southern and eastern scotland, perhaps just clipping into the south—east of northern ireland. some big temperature contrasts on sunday afternoon — cold in the north, much milder further south, but that mi

police in aberdeen searching for 2 sisters who've been missing since the beginning ofjanuary say theybeen carrying out extensive searches for the past 3 weeks. police scotland said a body was recovered from the river dee early on friday morning. that is breaking news coming that a body has been recovered in that investigation into the to unite7d 7 7 unite7d states 7 7 unite7d states now... 7 crashed in washington, killing 67 people. the national transportation safety board says it will "look at facts" and that it will "take some time". conditions being too difficult to operate in. overnight, the boats have secured the site and they are expected to resume when overnight, the boats have secured the site where the wreckage is and there are low level surface level to the difficult conditions. those operations have temporarily pause. we also yod ’:zii€’*’€:” you black boxes have been that you black boxes have been recovered the one of the 7 77 one7of the cockpit recorders as well the data recorder under flight aata recsraer unaer will hopefully provide those will hopefully provide clues as

in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon. four, five degrees. but as we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the southwest of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. 0ver some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines — that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south. and so some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands. that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across high ground in northern england, but maybe to low levels for a time. some snow into southern and eastern scotland, perhapsjust clipping into the south—east of northern ireland. some big temperature contrasts on sunday afternoon — cold in the north,

we're actually stranded here now until tomorrow and hope we can get the train up to aberdeen.g. 0h! oh, my god! some weather warnings remain in place for parts of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. and while it is hoped the worst is over, recovery from storm eowyn is just beginning. sarah girvin, bbc news. ijust want i just want to remind you ijust want to remind you of our top story this hour and the gaza ceasefire deal has seen for israeli female soldiers returned to israel by hamas and 200 palestinian detainees released from israeli prisons. there is a life paid up on the bbc news website and the bbc news app covering all the latest of the story. you 1

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in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon.g, that wet weather moves into the southwest of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. over some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines — that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south. and so some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands. that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across high ground in northern england, but maybe to low levels for a time. some snow into southern and eastern scotland, perhaps just clipping into the south—east of northern ireland. some big temperature contrasts on sunday afternoon — cold in the north, much milder further south. but that mild air in the south

in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon.southwest of england, maybe some snow over higher ground but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. 0ver some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines, that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south and so, some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands — that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across higher ground in northern england but maybe to low levels for a time. some snow into southern and eastern scotland, perhaps just clipping into the southeast of northern ireland. some big temperature contrasts on sunday afternoon — cold in the north, much milder further south, but that mild air in the south is not going to last. as we head int

liverpooljohn lennon airport mentioned there aberdeen the latest to suspend flights.reezing rain and sub—zeros temperatures are also causing problems for millions of people across the united states. at least five people have died as a huge winter storm sweeps across the eastern us. tens of thousands have been left without power, with thousands of flights cancelled or delayed, and disruption to schools, colleges and businesses. our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. across central and southern states, all the way to the east coast, america is experiencing some of its heaviest snowfalls on record. dumps of up to 16 inches in depth led seven states to declare a state of emergency, and left nearly a quarter of a million people without power, as the temperatures plunged. blizzard conditions caused thousands of flights to either be cancelled or delayed. and at least five people have reportedly died in the storm. and so treacherous are the driving conditions, particularly at night, that officials are urging residents to stay at home. fresh powder, right? yea

in aberdeen, it may not get above freezing through the afternoon.s we head through saturday evening, that wet weather moves into the southwest of england, maybe some snow over higher ground, but that snow developing more widely as our weather system moves into wales, the midlands. 0ver some of the highest ground here, we could see 30cm of snow, maybe up to 40cm eventually across the high ground of the pennines — that snowfall moving its way into northern england. but notice what happens down to the south by the end of the night. 12 degrees there in plymouth for sunday morning, some much milder air to the south. and so some of what falls from the sky will be turning back to rain across parts of wales, the midlands. that could give ice for a time. further snow, particularly across high ground in northern england, but maybe to low levels for a time. some snow into southern and eastern scotland, perhaps just clipping into the south—east of northern ireland. some big temperature contrasts on sunday afternoon — cold in the north, much milder further south

we're actually stranded here now until tomorrow and hope we can get the train up to aberdeen.her warnings remain in place for parts of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. and while it is hoped the worst is over, recovery from storm eowyn is just beginning. sarah girvin, bbc news. and there is much more on all those stories on the bbc news website and on the bbc news app. i website and on the bbc news a- -. website and on the bbc news a . . _ , website and on the bbc news a- -. , . ~ website and on the bbc news a... , ., , hello. storm eowyn has been clearing away northwards, leaving most of us with a better looking day today. certainly calmer than it was yesterday for this weather watcher in fife. a little bit of sunshine overhead as well. something wintry on the ground for this weather watcher in enniskillen. but tomorrow things go downhillagain, particularly across southern and western parts with some wet and windy weather. so yesterday's storm system clearing away northwards. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this little band of cloud is mo

all the more remarkable considering that as a boy growing up in aberdeen, he struggled with his eyesight to play football with, like, one eye was closed because i felt — i had to take off my glasses, obviously — and i always felt self—conscious, so i really — i played football with one eye. but after surgery, his career soon blossomed. when denis law signs - for manchester city on march 15th, he becomes the mostj expensive player in britain, valued at £53,000. he joined manchester city, then torino in italy before the move that would define his career. in 1962, he signed for manchester united with an immediate impact. law. . .and a beautiful goal! what a goal! it set the tone for a glorious few years. in 1963, he scored at wembley as united won the fa cup. law... he can do it. he's done it! alongside bobby charlton and george best, he formed united's so—called holy trinity and after two league titles, he was the toast of the fans. law also shone for scotland, too. with 30 goals, he still shares the national record. but after a serious knee injury, he eventually left united and rejoined m

all the more remarkable, considering that as a boy growing up in aberdeen, he struggled with his eyesight and i used to play football with, like, one eye closed. i had to take off my glasses, obviously. i always felt self—conscious. so i really — i played football with one eye. but after surgery, his career soon blossomed. when denis law signs - for manchester city on the 15th of march, he becomes the most expensive player in britain, - valued at £53,000. he joined manchester city, then torino in italy, before the move that would define his career. in 1962, he signed for manchester united, with an immediate impact. law, header, beautiful goal! what a goal! it set the tone for a glorious few years. in 1963, he scored at wembley as united won the fa cup. law, he'll do it! he's done it! alongside bobby charlton and george best, he formed united's so—called holy trinity. and after two league titles, he was the toast of the fans. law also shone for scotland, too. with 30 goals, he still shares the national record. but after a serious knee injury, he eventually left united and rejoined manchest

temperaturesjust four degrees in aberdeen, ten degrees in plymouth and in saint helier.pin around just to the west of us as we head into monday, so it's going to remain very windy, particularly for western and southern parts. some outbreaks of heavy rain, which could cause flooding again across the south of the uk. some rain further north, as well. it will be quite blustery for all of us. temperatures north to south around six to ten degrees. it does stay unsettled through tuesday on into wednesday, but there are signs that things will turn a little bit calmer and quieter as we head towards the end of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. in the last few hours, 200 palestinian inmates have been released from israeli jails these are the live scenes as huge crowds come out to greet prisoners released in ramallah, in the west bank. four female israeli soldiers were released by hamas. this has been the second exchange under the gaza ceasefire deal. the four female soldiers have been reunited with their loved ones. they are now back in israel. they are undergoing heal

we have some delays in belfast international, in birmingham, and in aberdeen, but they appear not to warnings for snow and ice come into force across much of england and all of wales — you can continue to follow the latest developments on the bbc news app and website, where we're running a live page. with the entries from our colleagues in areas affected but also are experts at the bbc weather centre. you can go to the bbc news website as well as our apps to keep up—to—date with developments as it comes to news — weather news in uk. jimmy carter's son, james, reflected that he had developed a close friendship with his father later in his life. i was lucky, seven years ago, five years, i went to see my parents, three nights, two days, a little plus, every week, for five years. i took over the farm from him. he liked that because he was able to boss me around every day. but i actually was able during that time to become friends with my parents, something i never expected. to be able to sit down and talk to them like human beings instead of the boss. it was an amazing thiing for me, and

so look at that contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just two degrees in aberdeen on sunday.r routes in particular. that has got the potential to cause some significant disruption. eventually, we will lose this low pressure during monday and that will open the doors again to a cold air mass coming in with further wintry showers. so, yes, a milder spell for some of us in the south for a time. but things turn cold again into next week with further wintry showers in the forecast. do keep up to date with the warnings. this is bbc news, the headlines: a confrontation with mr yu and's security team. these are the live pictures _ and's security team. these are the live pictures from - and's security team. these are the live pictures from seoul. the live pictures from seoul were reporters remain near his residence. in the last few minutes authorities so they plan to ask the acting president to order the security service to cooperate with that arrest warrant. to the us. the street where the new orleans attack took place re—opens. police believe the suspect acted alone. to conserve or