scotland, maybe at task of frost in aberdeenshire. aberdeenshire.or most of us it is a frost free night. is a frost free night. poking through, but as we head into thursday it is looking a bit quiet. 00:29:31,755 --> 536870763:20:01,464 hello, 536870763:20:01,464 --> 1073741526:10:31,173 this 1073741526:10:31,173 --> 1610612289:01:00,883 is 1610612289:01:00,883 --> 2147483051:51:30,592 bbc 2147483051:51:30,592 --> 2684353814:42:00,301 news 2684353814:42:00,301 --> 3221224577:32:30,010 with 3221224577:32:30,010 --> 3758095340:22:59,719 simon 3758095340:22:59,719 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 mccoy. more than a20 people. did not attend the service this year. of the world. after wall street suffers its worst christmas eve performance. and releases a video addressing allegations made against him.

through the day today, the best of the breaks will favour eastern areas — aberdeenshire seeing the lion'sit. temperatures in double figures across the board. as we head into this evening, there are a few breaks in that cloud seeing the return of some mist and fog. most places will see that cloud fill in. temperatures won't be particularly cold, particularly to the further north and west. in scotland, a breeze here and some thicker cloud. then we're up and running into new year's eve, really, it's a case of spot the difference. the best of the breaks are once again to the east but some southern areas should see some sunshine. the only fly in the appointment being this weather front, introducing rain to north and western parts of scotland. strengthening winds for the northern isles, particularly shetlands, where we could have severe gales. away from that, it looks as though it will be mostly dry story to welcome in the new year — if not a bit cloudy misty, and murky in some places. that weather front introducing the rain is a bit of a game changer, it's going to be sinking southwards throug

yesterday, temperatures around aberdeenshire we re temperatures around aberdeenshire were —2 or —3, todaya time, a fair bit of cloud around. not a cold night, except where the cloud is broken and in aberdeenshire it could fall to three. then the next area of low pressure coming our way from the atlantic and that will bring rain and strengthening winds. if we pick that up from tomorrow morning, it rattles quickly from the west to the east, across england and wales, leaving you with blustery showers. for northern ireland, the north of northern ireland might hang on to some of this rain but for scotland, you will have the rain, especially in the north and west with snow on the hills and blizzards because wind is the other half of the story. windy wherever you are tomorrow with the strongest gusts of wind in ayrshire northwards in the west of scotland, disruptive gusts up west of scotland, disruptive gusts up to 80 mph. heading into saturday, we lose the remnants of that area of low pressure but you will find another system coming into the west will bring more rain. another u nsettled will br

aberdeenshire seeing most of the sunshine. clear spells overnight, there may be some mist and fog.be particularly cold, especially in northern parts of scotland. a bit more breeze and thicker cloud. up and running into new year's eve and it's a case of spot the difference, a lot of dry weather again. cloud dominating but the best breaks to the east and in the best breaks to the east and in the south on new year's eve. the fly in the ointment is this whether front working into north—western scotla nd front working into north—western scotland and strengthening wind for the northern isles. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2pm: another group of migrants cross the channel and arrive in kent as the home secretary cuts short his holiday to deal with the crisis. the president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, has urged the uk to "get its act together", over brexit. also this hour, the health secretary, matt hancock, sets out plans to provide better support for mothers and babies in england. the proposals would include more specialist neonatal staff, and

a few showers in aberdeenshire and shetland.ll. temperatures on thermometers around 6— eight degrees. factor in the strength of that wind, across the strength of that wind, across the uk it will feel one degree or two across the uk wherever you are. a day to wrap up well. we finish with some clear skies around and with some clear skies around and with wind going later tonight, it will certainly be a cold night. temperatures dropping to freezing or below. where we see the blue on the chart this is where the air temperature will be below freezing. widespread frost into tomorrow morning. it means there should be a brighter start for many. colder areas face but gradually mild air will be creeping towards us. in the far west that means we will always bea far west that means we will always be a little bit more cloud as that mild air tries to push in. we will see some spots of rain here and there. prog we are dry day in northern ireland and cornwall. there are also showers in aberdeenshire and shetland, just a small chance later around

in aberdeenshire, lengthy spells of sunshine. the winds are easing.eland before the end of play. temperatures in the south—west in double digits, a weak weather front introducing more cloud. coolerfurther a weak weather front introducing more cloud. cooler further north despite the brightness. this evening, rain in northern ireland moves east, and we have clear skies in south east. as the night goes on, the cloud works its way in with patchy rain, lifting temperatures so it shouldn't be quite as cold first thing tomorrow. but a damp start with lots of cloud. the rain moving east through the day. behind it, cloud, but that should break up allowing for bright spells, particularly further east. temperatures back into double digits. 0n temperatures back into double digits. on new year's eve, high pressure remains in charge in the south, in the north, low—pressure influence. some outbreaks of rain for the west of scotland and it becomes more persistent through the day. away from that, fine and dry weather with sunny intervals. temperature is above average

aberdeenshire may stay bright. always a little bit cooler. el5ewhere, the rain will ease away.of around six or seven. through the night tonight, we start of quiet but there is more rain to come in the forecast. eventually, into 5outhern scotland overnight. some of that turning quite heavy. we might see some of that turning quite heavy. we might 5eea some of that turning quite heavy. we might see a touch of light frost and patchy fog forming. —— patchy fog forming. the second half of the weekend, it looks like you got the wor5t weekend, it looks like you got the worst of the weather into scotland. it is going to be a better day across it is going to be a better day acro55 much of england and wales. still pretty windy with it. generally further north, a lot of rain. we could see a lingering for sometime. there could be a bit of wintry stuff. you might need to dodge tho5e. and looking to around 30- 15 dodge tho5e. and looking to around 30— 15 further south. thi5 un5ettled 5peu 30— 15 further south. thi5 un5ettled 5pell i5 30— 15 further south. thi5 un5ettled 5pell is set to stay w

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this picture comes from one of our weather watchers showing the frost in aberdeenshire.nus three and we are in for another chilly night. we still have some showers around from northern england and north—west scotland. more rain overnight from the south west solar soggy start to sunday. clearer skies further east and lowest temperatures so temperatures falling below freezing from northern and eastern scotland. 0n from northern and eastern scotland. on sunday, the rest works each with so on sunday, the rest works each with so it will be driver northern ireland but soggy across the bulk of england and wales, the rest of the sunshine in scotland. into christmas eve on monday, some rain across southern parts of the country, most of us looking dry for christmas day. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at five. police investigating drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations.

through the day today, the best of the breaks will favour eastern areas — aberdeenshire seeing the lion'sboard. as we head into this evening, there are a few breaks in that cloud seeing the return of some mist and fog. most places will see that cloud fill in. temperatures won't be particularly cold, particularly to the further north and west. in scotland, a breeze here and some thicker cloud. then we're up and running into new year's eve, really, it's a case of spot the difference. the best of the breaks are once again to the east but some southern areas should see some sunshine. the only fly in the ointment being this weather front, introducing rain to north and western parts of scotland. strengthening winds for the northern isles, particularly shetland, where we could have severe gales. away from that, it looks as though it will be mostly dry story to welcome in the new year — if not a bit cloudy misty, and murky in some places. that weather front introducing the rain is a bit of a game changer, it's going to be sinking southwards through new year's day. introducing much cooler air behi

aberdeenshire see most of the sunshine.ome clear spells overnight, we may see the return of low cloud, mist and fog. it won't be very cold, especially in north—western scotland. there is more of a breeze. then we are into new year's eve and really it's a case of spot the difference. a lot of fine and dry weather. cloud dominating but the best breaks to the east and through the south on new year's eve. the only fly in the ointment is this weather front in northern and western scotland, and strengthening wind for the northern isles. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. another group of migrants cross the channel and arrive in kent as the home secretary cuts short his holiday to deal with the crisis. the trade secretary liam fox says the chances of britain leaving the eu will only be 50—50 if mps reject the prime minister's brexit deal. the health secretary matt hancock sets out plans to provide better support for mothers and babies in england, including halving the number of stillbirths, and maternal and infant deaths by 2

aberdeenshire seeing the lion's share of the sunshine. the cloud tending to fill in as the night goes on, it would be radically code. especially about from parts of scotland, a bit more of a breeze. then we're up and running up into new year ‘s eve, it's a case of spot the difference. a lot of fine dry weather. the best of the breaks in the east and the south on new year's eve. the only fly in the ointment the weather front working its way into western parts of scotland and strengthening winds, gales for the northern isles. hello, this is bbc news — with annita mcveigh. the headlines: another group of migrants cross the channel and arrive in kent — as the home secretary cuts short his holiday to deal with the crisis. the president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, has urged the uk to "get its act together" over brexit — after trade secretary liam fox says the chances of britain leaving the eu will only be 50—50 if mps reject the prime minister's brexit deal.

parts of aberdeenshire to the east of the pennines seeing some sunny spells. the highest values, again, of around 10—13 degrees. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, still under this influence of high—pressure. so still, things very quiet. now monday is new year's eve, and it does look as though we will see some glimpses of sunshine. sheltered eastern areas perhaps seeing the best of any drier, brighter weather. again, a dry story and a relatively mild one, with temperatures still in the double digits. that means if you've got outdoor plans monday, into the early hours of new year's day, i don't suspect you're going to be disappointed with this story, really. that high—pressure stays with us. again, we keep that dry theme. and with light winds, it'll feel quite pleasant out there as well. now, the high—pressure will start to just change its direction a little as we move into the new year. so, a few subtle differences. we've got a weather frontjust toppling across the high on new year's day itself. could bring some outbreaks of showery rain and a stronger

aberdeenshire seal the most of it.e head into this evening, there are a few breaks in that cloud seal the return of some mist and fog. most the return of some mist and fog. m ost pla ces the return of some mist and fog. most places will see that clouds fill in. temperatures want to be particularly cold, particularly through the north. in scotland, a breeze with some thicker cloud. the best of the breaks are once again to the east but some southern areas should see some sunshine on news eve. there may be some rain in western parts of scotland, stretching wins in the western isles. we from that, it looks as though it will be mostly dry storage welcome in the new year. it only cloudy and misty, and in some places. that front introducing the rain that the pe game changer, sinking southwards into new year's day. introducing cooler air behind it, high—pressure to the west. it called a direction to be coming from, but it via direction. few new year's day, it looks like a dry and find a story. brighter also, losing some of tha

in aberdeenshire and fell to 8.4. it was milder in cornwall and devon, the overnight low was 10 degrees, plus 10 degrees. fortoday, christmas day, it will be mostly dry and cloudy. but we have got some dense fog across parts of the midlands and also eastern england, in particular. this weatherfront coming in from the west will drift eastwards a cross coming in from the west will drift eastwards across scotland. that will introduce some light and patchy rain and drizzle. you can see a loss of cloud on the charts. the rain went through quickly. it will brighten up across north—east scotland. you are looking at some sunshine. such are developing across north—east wales, south—east england, and east anglia. for the rest of us it will be fairly cloudy, with temperatures between ten and i2. cloudy, with temperatures between ten and 12. not quite as lopez yesterday. through this evening and overnight, once again, cloud around —— lowell as yesterday. the weather front coming into the north—west will introduce some rain. thank

aberdeenshire see most of the sunshine.in north—western scotland. there is more of a breeze. then we are into new year's eve and really it's a case of spot the

showery outbreaks of rain across scotland, brightening up behind parts of aberdeenshire, to the eastes, seeing sunny spells. poor visibility along west facing coasts. as we move out of sunday into monday, still under this influence of high—pressure soap still very quiet. monday ‘s new year's eve and it looks as though we will see some glimpses of sunshine, sheltered eastern areas, the best of any drier brighter weather. again, but life story and relatively mild with temperatures still into double digits. if you got outdoor plans, monday into the early hours of new year's day, that high pressure stays with us and again, we keep that dry theme and that light winds, quite pleasa nt theme and that light winds, quite pleasant out there as well. the high pressure will start to just change its direction a little as we move into the new year. a few subtle differences. a weather front topping across the high in new year's day itself with outbreaks of showery rain and a stronger win but elsewhere, the card should break up and we will see temperatures around 9- 10 and we will see temperatures a

through the day today, the best of the breaks will favour eastern areas — aberdeenshire seeing the lion'se a few breaks in that cloud seeing the return of some mist and fog. most places will see that cloud fill in. temperatures won't be particularly cold, particularly to the further north and west. in scotland, a breeze here and some thicker cloud. then we're up and running into new year's eve, really, it's a case of spot the difference. the best of the breaks are once again to the east but some southern areas should see some sunshine. the only fly in the appointment being this weather front, introducing rain to north and western parts of scotland. strengthening winds for the northern isles, particularly shetlands, where we could have severe gales. away from that, it looks as though it will be mostly dry story to welcome in the new year — if not a bit cloudy misty, and murky in some places. that weather front introducing the rain is a bit of a game changer, it's going to be sinking southwards through new year's day. introducing much cooler air behind it, high—pressure sits out to the west

through the day today, the best of the breaks will favour eastern areas — aberdeenshire seeing the lion'sreturn of some mist and fog.

northern scotland poking out into sunnier skies, —3 this afternoon‘s temperature in north aberdeenshireurfaces as rain falls into the cold air, just for a time. staying pretty cloudy overnight and to be honest, temperatures outside across northern ireland, england and wales will barely change through the night. a very mild night. it will get milder over time through northern england and scotland, as are south—westerly winds push in. tomorrow, we will see a band of rain early in the day in the west pushing its way eastwards, some of that could be quite heavy. it will turn a little lighter perhaps as we go through the afternoon that never really clears england and wales. i would day, 1a in london and belfast and a bigjump would day, 1a in london and belfast and a big jump upwards and temperature and the far north of england. to the end of the week, still in this deep area of low pressure, just scooting to the north of scotland. it will bring a swathe of strong westerly winds. gusts of 60—70 miles an hourso westerly winds. gusts of 60—70 miles an hour so potentially disruptive wins in scot

it will be some sunny spells continuing into pa rt be some sunny spells continuing into part of aberdeenshirely to struggle through the middle part of the day with around six or seven degrees. further south, the rain eases away. cloudy skies but right skies, and look at these temperatures. not bad for this time of year. ten to 1a celsius. overnight tonight, we keep those clear skies and the far north. a touch of light frost, maybe some patchy for fog as well. the next area of rain pushes into the south—west. again, some of that rain heavy through the night. this time it will move into western scotland as well. it is going to be a mild, u nsettled as well. it is going to be a mild, unsettled night down to the south by the rain will hopefully have cleared away by the time most of us get out of bed tomorrow morning. it looks as though that wet weather will be setting off into the north sea. the low pressure stay centred to the north—west of scotland. here the rain likely to linger for much of the day, but the england and wales it is an improving picture. maybe even the cloud breaking up with som

it will be pretty chilly in the north, temperatures down to “11 in aberdeenshire but in the south andfrost and fog. the fog will be further south. the weather isn't looking too bad, it's going to be dry, maybe some drizzle and phil hogg. with the high—pressure, dominating much of western europe, not much happening —— and in some areas the sun will come out. round newcastle, merseyside, and mild for christmas, 12 degrees in belfast and plymouth. boxing day, a cheeky weather front sneaking into northern scotland, so maybe a few spots of rain, especially in the western isles. south of that, rather a lot of cloud. the wind arrows coming from the south, so this is quite mild air, meaning many western areas will see temperatures into double figures. 11 in belfast and even scotland. in the south come your best bet for sunshine is the south coast and london. for the rest of christmas week, not much change at all, a bit of cloud and sunshine. temperatures may be easing down to single figures. to summarise, patti fog and frost —— patchy. some sunshine over the next couple of days. that's it fro

the far north of scotland where we saw sunshine, minus three celsius this afternoon and five in aberdeenshire through the rest of the night the band of cloud will continue to push away. the next one waiting in the wings bringing rain towards the end of the night across western areas, so we are going to see a lot of cloud over night. further rain pushing eastwards a cross night. further rain pushing eastwards across east anglia, south—east england, clearing, staying damp and drizzly around the western hills before the next band of rain comes in from the west bringing heavier falls of rain towards the end of the night. temperatures will rise through the night across scotland and northern england but across most of england and wales and northern ireland temperatures won't change much to what you have outside at the moment and it will be a cloudy start on thursday. the wet weather to start off in the west pushing eastwards through time will stop it will probably stay pretty wet across parts of western england, wales and southern counties of england with outbreaks of rain and drizzle on and off th

scotland but eastern scotland, despite a chilly start, he should have some sunshine and parts of aberdeenshirefor the rest of the afternoon. the rain that sweeps steadily east and behind we keep the brighter conditions but still a fair amount of cloud around. look at these temperatures, 11—14d across much of england and wales, 6—9d in scotla nd much of england and wales, 6—9d in scotland and northern ireland. 0vernight tonight we start relatively quiet but there is more wet weather moving on from the atlantic, some of it heavy in the south. by dawn tomorrow morning we will perhaps see some heavy stuff lingering across much of southern and western scotland. we start tomorrow with rain sweeping through but it is going to be an improving picture across much of england and wales. the centre of the low sits into the far north of scotland, behind it quite breezy and plenty of isobars on the charts but it looks like england and wales will be drier with showery rain in the north. back to you. louise, thank you very much. you're watching breakfast. time to look at this morning's newspapers. the astroph

it's autobiographical and is about her coming out as gay in rural aberdeenshire and the scottish countrysideno sculpture, instead for the first time in the price's history, all the artists are presenting films and you need four and half hours to watch all of them. the longest is a 90 minute offering. about a man who spends a decade living alone in an abandoned airport. the filmmakers uses documentaries using archive footage which explores issues of migration and exile. the finalfilm is the work of the research agency called forensics architecture who investigate alleged acts of state and corporate violence. here they are presenting footage of a police raid ona are presenting footage of a police raid on a bedouin village in southern israel last year. the winner of the prize would be announced tonight. and you can see the turner prize winner announced live here on bbc news in a special programme at 9.30 this evening if you think it's still too early to have your christmas decorations up, you might want to look away now. a couple in leicester have covered their home in festive lights, as part o

this is the scene in aberdeenshire at the moment.retty mild looking at double figures. a few spells of sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, and northern england. 0vernight we have got more rain working in across northern ireland and scotland. it moves through quickly on a brisk breeze and we are looking at a frost free night with temperatures holding up. there could be the odd misty and murky patch in the south. some spots of rain tomorrow in the south and the midlands and into wales but most places with a largely dry day. temperatures up to 13 degrees and you will notice the strength of the wind in northern ireland and scotland. the weather remains largely dry and settled up to new year's eve. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. three men have been found guilty of the murder of five people who died after an explosion in a shop in leicester in february. the music and film retailer hmv is on the brink of collapse, putting more than 2,000 jobs at risk. a surge in migrants risking their lives crossing the channel has increased

it's autobiographical and is about her coming out as gay in rural aberdeenshire.no sculpture — instead, for the first time in the prize's history, all the artists are presenting films and you'd need four and a half hours to watch all of them. the longest is by naeem mohaiemen, which is 90 minutes. you are not cleared to approach. it's about a man who spends a decade living alone in an abandoned airport. naeem mohaiemen also makes documentaries using archive footage which explore the issues of migration and exile. the final film is the work of a research agency called forensic architecture, who investigate alleged acts of state and corporate violence. here they're presenting footage of a police raid on a bedouin village in southern israel last year. the winner of the prize will be announced tonight. rebecca jones, bbc news. living alone in an abandoned airport might be quite appealing to some right now! in the meantime, will gompertz is at tate britain, where this evening's turner prize ceremony will be taking place, he is next to that giant slug! iam not that gian

a new pipeline to help take gas from shell‘s shearwater platform to the st fergus plant in aberdeenshirestminster and we have seen the impact on the currency. the continued weakness in the pound asa the continued weakness in the pound as a result of indecision and uncertainty as far as the brexit voters uncertainty as far as the brexit voters concerned. uncertainty as far as the brexit voters concerned. more business news throughout the afternoon. now look at the weather. the weather will turn interesting by the end of the week and it will get colder. for the next few days it is fairly quiet with plenty of dry weather at the moment and sunshine in the highlands. a ridge of high pressure dominating conditions but out to the west, we have a weather system, a warm front here, that is bringing cloud across the uk at the moment. we have seen cloud increase generally from the west this morning and it will stay cloudy across western areas into the afternoon. dry for most that there could be showers around north wales, north—west england and drifting into the midlands. the further east, remainin

it is autobiographical and is about her coming out as gay in rural aberdeenshire.nting, no sculpture, instead for the first time in the history of the prize, all the artists are presenting films. and you would need four and a half hours to watch all of them. the longest is this one, 90 minutes. it is about a man who spends a decade living alone in an abandoned airport. the artist also makes documentaries using archive footage which explore the issues of migration and excel. the finalfilm is issues of migration and excel. the final film is the work of a research agency called forensic architecture. they are presenting footage of a police raid on a village in southern israel last year. the winner of the prize will be announced tonight. and you can see the turner prize winner announced live here on bbc news in a special programme at 9.30 this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather. the message really is that if you wa nt to the message really is that if you want to get out and about and enjoy the weather, today's the day to do it because it is going to turn

the rain clearing away from aberdeenshire, lingering across shetland into this evening and lit take ae rain so far, you will get some tonight. that departs, a few showers round and it will be cooler than last night. temperatures down well backin last night. temperatures down well back in to single figures, one or two spots. could even see a bit of frost tomorrow morning. for south—east and east anglia a few heavy showers round. many start the day dry and sunny but into the afternoon, the showers from east anglia and the east depart we will see more develop in western areas is a chance of coming home from work in the rain. ian scotland, eastern england will stay dry throughout. 509 chilly night into thursday, low pressure clost by it is closer in the north—west where we see the showers at their most frequent and heaviest through thursday afternoon. some parts of eastern scotland and for gloufr in the south you will have a drier day on thursday, more sunshine round and the breeze not as strong as today or wednesday. but temperatures, where they should be for the time of year, eight to 1