, one close to 85 mph in aberdeenshire already today and there is an gusts, one close to 85 mph in aberdeenshireclose to 85 mph in aberdeenshire already today and there is an amber warning there gusts, one close to 85 mph in aberdeenshire already today and there is an amber warning there in parts of the east of scotland and into north—east england and for a time, winds gusting 80 mph or more and this is where we could see the largest impact from those winds. in terms of travel and potential power outages, as we go into tonight, the winds will gradually ease. ads, winds will gradually ease. a reminder for people to take care during the day and as we mentioned, the us east coast is bracing itself for what looks like a major blizzard. what is the status of that weather front right now? it is weather front right now? it is settin: weather front right now? it is setting in _ weather front right now? it is setting in now _ weather front right now? it is setting in now and _ weather front right now? it is setting in now and it - weather front right now? it 3 setting in now and it is an area of low pres

john hales in aberdeenshire.ecame known as "bloody sunday," have held a walk of remembrance in the city, to mark the 50th anniversary of the shootings by the british army. members of the parachute regiment, opened fire on a civil rights march, killing 13 people, with an inquiry laterfiniding that the demonstrators had posed no threat. our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has more. re—tracing the steps of those who set out on a peaceful protest but never returned. today the city of derry relived the memories. amid escalating violence in 1972, thousands had gathered for a rally to protest against interment, the power to imprison people without trial. when disturbances broke out soldiers from the parachute regiment moved in to make arrests and opened fire. 13 unarmed civilians were shot dead. and this became the defining image of the tragedy, as people tried to rescue 17—year—old jackie duddy whose sister walked in his footsteps today. i'll never move on from 50 years on, just heartbroken, yes. and it still hurts

it looks a lot cloudierfor tomorrow, aberdeenshire. it looks a lot cloudierfortomorrow, light aberdeenshire. it looks a lot cloudierfor tomorrow, light rain cloudier for tomorrow, light rain and cloudierfor tomorrow, light rain and drizzle moving eastwards across england and wales. most of the wet weather in the north—west where we have the strong winds, mainly northern and western parts of scotland. despite the cloud, temperatures higher than today with the eastern side of the uk making 8 degrees. furtherwest, double degrees. further west, double figures, degrees. furtherwest, double figures, could make 13 in northern ireland. not a lot of rain to come. those weather fronts moving down our week but they will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south, otherwise most places will see some sunshine. see some sunshine. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, jane hill. the headlines: the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period from seven days to five. the australian government did not give as

could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshire.oks a lot cloudier for tomorrow, light rain and drizzle moving eastwards across england and wales. most of the wet weather in the north—west, where we have stronger winds, mainly northern and western parts of scotland. despite the cloud, temperatures higher than today for the eastern side of the uk, making 8 degrees. further west, double figures — could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come. those weather fronts moving down are weak, but they will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south. otherwise most places will see some sunshine. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period to five days. the australian government did not give assurances to novak djokovic that he could enter the country without a vaccination, according to documents filed before tomorrow's court hearing. an afghan baby separated from his parents in kabul during the chaos of the us withdraw

a frost across aberdeenshire before cloud, drizzle, mist and merck spreads in from the west and withslipping its way eastwards but with that will come a lot of cloud, drizzle patches in the west, starting in the east with the odd bit of rain just about anywhere else for the afternoon. the rain heavierfor anywhere else for the afternoon. the rain heavier for western scotland where it will also be quite windy of the afternoon but it's across the west that will see the highest temperatures reaching highs of 13 celsius in belfast and further east above normal at 7—9 c. hello, this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. in new york, at least 19 people are dead after a fire ripped through an apartment building in the bronx area of the city. the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period, from seven days to five. the australian government did not give assurances to novak djokovic that he could enter the country without a vaccination, according to documents filed before tomorrow's court

a lucky escape in aberdeenshire.ugh the ports but not through the main living room. natalie's partner got outjust in time as storm malik brought this enormous tree down on their home yesterday morning. i wasjust going through to the bedroom because the powerjust got off as i went through i could see the tree falling and then at that point i just started shouting, tree, tree, tree. we ran through and he decided to leave over the sulphur and we just got into the safety of our kitchen. in aberdeen a 60—year—old woman was killed by a fallen tree. she is yet to be named by police. thousands are still without electricity and hundreds without water, some outages could continue into the week. obviously there are unknowns in terms of the impact of storm corrie. were committed to restoring power to those impacted by storm malik as soon as possible. in some circumstances to tuesday and that's reallyjust to give people choices of staying with family and friends. the clean—up from storm malik has barely had a chance to get under

probably lifting at the cloud comes in, and early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshire cloud around for tomorrow, a little bit of light rain moving eastwards across england and wales, most in the north and west, a stronger reason scotland. temperatures across the east 7—8 c, further west much milder, double figures, could make 13 celsius in belfast. i will be back with more and ordered a's stories at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, during the pandemic, thousands of dog thefts were reported across the uk and ireland. this is the story of molly, one of those stolen dogs, and the fight to bring her back home. are you good? i would actually rather know that she was dead than to imagine the sort of people that she's with right now. a miniature, bitch, two—year—old, lads. it's the smell that gets you firstl and then hundreds of these eyes looking back at you. i have seen people taking photographs of dogs. i guarantee that i can look on dog for sale pages and see those pictures. only a very, very small percentage of people are actually prosecuted for this. good girl! she

well this was the scene facing fishermen off the coast of aberdeenshire. sea, to the north west of peterhead, where gusts of over 70 knots were felt. earlier i spoke to natalie coupar from aberdeenshire who has had her porch damaged by the storm and her electricity cut off. so, we live in a single story cottage in the middle of the woods, and i think about at half ten this morning the power went out, and we knew at that point the wind was picking up and it was getting a little bit scary. i went through to the bedroom to get something when all of a sudden out of the window, i just saw one of the massive trees, i think it's just over 100 foot, fall down, and just as it was coming down, and just as it was coming down, i ran through because i have been nagging my partner all morning to pick something off the porch, and he managed to kind ofjump over the sofa and into the safety of the kitchen, and yet at that point, the porch came completely down, which is a shame, because he spent all of last year building it by hand, so a big job to do. film. last year buildi

and before these weather fronts bring cloud aberdeenshire and before these weatherfronts bring cloude there is milder air. as we head through tomorrow you can see the extent of the cloud and there is light rain or drizzle pushing eastwards across england and wales and much of the wetter weather is in northern and western parts of scotland with a stronger breeze. temperatures are higher today at 6-7- 8 temperatures are higher today at 6—7— 8 degrees and further west we have double figures and it could make 13 degrees with that milder air in northern ireland. and these two weather fronts toppled down across the uk, across england and wales and leave us with cloudy day on tuesday and across more southern parts of england and maybe light rain or drizzle from that weather front also. there is also fun trying to come on tuesday with wins stronger in the north—west bringing you more cloud. 8 degrees in glasgow so a bit cooler but above normal for the time of year and highest temperatures will be in that cloud across southern parts of england that is also in south wales. high pressure starts

it looks a lot cloudierfor tomorrow, aberdeenshire. wet weather in the north—west where we have the strong winds, mainly northern and western parts of scotland. despite the cloud, temperatures higher than today with the eastern side of the uk making 8 degrees. furtherwest, double degrees. further west, double figures, degrees. furtherwest, double figures, could make 13 in northern ireland. not a lot of rain to come. those weather fronts moving down our week but they will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south, otherwise most places will see some sunshine. see some sunshine. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, jane hill. the headlines: the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation

the ethereal light display — also known as aurora borealis — was spotted by people in aberdeenshire,and darker. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are aletha adu, political correspondent at the daily mirror and the former conservative adviser mo hussein. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. last night we had a visit from the aurora borealis with some separate spectacular photos sent in. the greens and reds you can see because i charged particles flying from the sun getting captured in the earth's magnetic field gives off these colours. they are often best picked up by cameras. there is a small chance of seeing that tonight with clear skies initially across scotland but ultimately it is going to be inaccurate actor is much cloudier from the rest and we will see rain and drizzle heading in but before that, in aberdeenshire, temperatures will get down to —5 minus six celsius for later in the night there was temperatures rising and by dawn, you're looking at averages

across the eastern side of the uk, could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshireth that cloud coming in, a cloudierfor tomorrow, rain or drizzle moving eastwards. most of the wet weather in the north—west with stronger wind, northern and western parts of scotland. temperatures higher than today for the eastern side, making eight celsius, that the west double figures, could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come, weatherfront ireland. not a great deal of rain to come, weather front moving ireland. not a great deal of rain to come, weatherfront moving down across the uk week, but will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the facade, otherwise those places will see some sunshine. —— in the far south. will see some sunshine. —— in the farsouth. i will see some sunshine. —— in the far south. i will be back with more at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's time for some political thinking with nick robinson. "i should've been in prison, not in parliament," my guest on political thinking this week says. that is a reflection not just of th

now an amberwarning in force for eastern parts of scotland, so for the populated areas here and aberdeenshirell, yellow warnings of wind elsewhere. but the highest gusts will actually be in exposed places of northwestern scotland, we think. 18 mph, possibly more. very windy across northern england, less windy in the south, but actually, a lot of sunshine on offer on saturday. however, the south on saturday, the southern counties, could end up being cloudy for most of the day. so, the storm, malik, pulls away into the baltic, and this next one comes in, so we are for two rounds of severe gales. early on saturday or sunday, this sunday, the weather's looking absolutely fine. certainly some sunshine across many parts of england, but later on sunday, rain sweeps into northern ireland, scotland, some mountain snow as well, and this is, again, a developing storm. so, severe gales in the western isles, 18 mph likely, gales felt across northern england, possibly into the midlands and even into parts of east anglia. a really blustery sunday night into monday, and monday morning, we could have travel d

across the eastern side of the uk, could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshireudierfor tomorrow, rain or drizzle moving eastwards. most of the wet weather in the north—west with stronger wind, northern and western parts of scotland. temperatures higher than today for the eastern side, making eight celsius, then the west double figures, could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come, weatherfront moving down across the uk weak, but will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south, otherwise those places will see some sunshine. a minister says cutting covid isolation to five days in england would help deal with staffing shortages. the us has already made that move. here the education secretary says any change would be led by advice from the uk health security agency. the reason i think it's important that we keep it under review is becasue obviously it would help with staff absenteeism. and also coming up on the programme: djokovic versus the australian government — there are just hours to go to the tennis star's appeal against depo

could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshire.s. most of the wet weather in the north—west, where we have stronger winds, mainly northern and western parts of scotland. despite the cloud, temperatures higher than today for the eastern side of the uk, making 8 degrees. further west, double figures — could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come. those weather fronts moving down are weak, but they will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south. 0therwise most places will see some sunshine. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period — from seven days to five. the australian government did not give assurances to novak djokovic that he could enter the country without a vaccination — according to documents filed before tomorrow's court hearing. morrisons becomes the first supermarket to scrap �*use by�* dates on its milk — encouraging consumers to reduce waste by using the �*sniff test�* instead. and coming up shortly, it'

except in northern scotland, where temperatures could get down to about —5 in the deeper valleys in aberdeenshire push this band of rain across scotland, northern ireland, and through the afternoon, the rain moves its way across northern england. it will turn lighter and patchier, perhaps reaching the north of wales late in the day. still across the midlands, east anglia, most of southern england, a lot of dry weather. we end the day with this band of light patchy rain pushing into cornwall. well, that is associated with this warm front, and that warm front is going to pivot its way into the uk as we go through monday. now, with that, yes, will come mild air, but there will be a lot of cloud around, mist and fog patches quite common around the coasts and hills. and it will be quite damp at times, too, with a bit of light rain and drizzle. bit of heavier rain into western scotland, where a cold front will begin to move in late in the day. temperatures — the mildest across western areas of the uk just ahead of this front. in the wast, a little bit cooler, highs of around 7 or so. now, by tuesday, t

there's a risk of a frost, particularly in aberdeenshire, early on in the night.in between them, there's some milder air and some higher temperatures on the way, but a lot more cloud around from monday. and there's a little light rain or drizzle pushing eastwards across england and wales. most of the wet weather is up towards the northwest, northern and western parts of scotland, where we've got a stronger wind as well. temperatures are up on today's, 8 degrees, perhaps, across some eastern parts of the uk. but further west, double figures — maybe 13 in northern ireland. those weather fronts, then, tumble down across the uk overnight into tuesday, hanging around across more southern parts of england and into east anglia, so these areas will still have a lot of cloud on tuesday and maybe a little light rain or drizzle. but elsewhere, some sunshine to come, until we get up towards the far northwest of the uk, where there's a stronger wind coming in from the atlantic. that is going to bring in some milderair, mind you. and temperatures probably at their highest in th

heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshire5 degrees or so. through monday, this area of milder air is going to slowly creep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, there could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average. highs of seven to nine degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands too. a few showers, though, for t

still cold in rural aberdeenshire — lowest temperatures about —5 or so. bit further eastwards. so a bit of drizzle to start off across western areas. could be an odd spitjust about anywhere as that thicker cloud continues to push across the midlands, into eastern areas. some heavier rain for a time in west scotland, where it'll turn quite breezy. for these western areas, that's where it's going to be mildest, with highs of 13 in belfast. not quite so mild in the east, but these temperatures are still above average. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... a court in melbourne begins hearing the appeal lodged by tennis number one novak djokovic into the cancellation of his visa by australian authorities. at least 19 people have died, including nine children, after a fire in an apartment in new york city. the smoke spread throughout the building, thus the tremendous loss of life and other people fighting for their lives right now in hospitals all over the bronx. 11! million people in the chinese city of tianj

except in northern scotland, where temperatures could get down to about —5 in the deeper valleys in aberdeenshirehat area of low pressure is going to push this band of rain across scotland, northern ireland and through the afternoon, the rain moves its way across northern england. it will turn lighter and patchier, perhaps reaching the north of wales late in the day. still across the midlands, east anglia, most of southern england a lot of dry weather but we end the day with this band of light, patchy rain pushing into cornwall. well, that is associated with this warm front and that warm front is going to pivot its way in to the uk as we go through monday. now, with that, yes, will come mild air, but there will be a lot of cloud around, mist and fog patches quite common around the coasts and hills, and it will be quite damp at times, too, with a bit of light rain and drizzle. a bit of heavier rain into western scotland, where a cold front will begin to move in late in the day. temperatures then are the mildest across western areas of the uk just ahead of this front. in the east, a little bit cool

the worst affected area has been aberdeenshire over the weekend.d was pummelled by both storms over the weekend, storm malikfirst pummelled by both storms over the weekend, storm malik first of all on saturday and then storm corrie overnight last night. now winds of “p overnight last night. now winds of up to 92 miles an hour were recorded at stornoway airport in the western isles last night. winds of up to 120 miles an hour in the cairngorms. and also a 60—year—old woman lost her life in the storm in aberdeen on saturday. as you mentioned, thousands of people have been without electricity, i think at one point over the weekend it was up to 98,000 people. that has improved because work has been going on tirelessly over the weekend to get people back on the grid as quickly as possible. but we understand the latest figures are around 7000 people still with no electricity from storm malik and an additional 30,000 from overnight from storm corrie. we have been told some of those people although work will continue to get people on as quickly as possible

in aberdeenshire natalie and her partner had a narrow escape as this enormous tree came crashing downrough to the bedroom because the power had gone off and as i went through i could see the tree falling and at that point i started shouting, tree, and ran through, and he decided to leap over the sofa and we got into the safety of our kitchen. yesterday, a 60—year—old woman was killed after being struck by a fallen tree. in england in staffordshire a nine—year—old boy also lost his life after being hit by a tree. today, thousands are still without electricity. some outages could continue into the week. it some outages could continue into the week. , ~' ., some outages could continue into the week. , ~ ., , ., week. it is unknown in terms of storm curry _ week. it is unknown in terms of storm curry but _ week. it is unknown in terms of storm curry but we _ week. it is unknown in terms of storm curry but we are - week. it is unknown in terms of i storm curry but we are committed week. it is unknown in terms of - storm curry but we are committed to restoring _ storm curry but we are commi

except in northern scotland, where temperatures could get down to about —5 in the deeper valleys in aberdeenshire area of low pressure is going to push this band of rain across scotland, northern ireland, and though the afternoon, the rain moves its way across northern england. it will turn lighter and patchier, perhaps reaching the north of wales late in the day. still across the midlands, east anglia, most of southern england, a lot of dry weather. we end the day but this band of light patchy rain pushing into cornwall. well, that is associated with this warm front, and that warm front is going to picket its way into the uk as we go through monday. now, with that, yes, will come mild air, but there will be a lot of cloud around, mist and fog patches quite common around the coasts and hills. it will be quite damp at times with a bit of light rain and drizzle, bit of heavier rain into western scotland where a cold front will begin to move in late in the day. temperatures — the mildest across western areas of the uk just ahead of this front. in the east, a little bit cooler, highs of around seven

before that, though, in aberdeenshire, it'll be cold, temperatures getting to around minus 5—6 celsiush, eight in belfast. milder air will be pushing its way across the uk through monday. so it will be milder than it's been the whole weekend, but with that, it comes at a cost — there'll be a lot of cloud around, perhaps a bright star across eastern areas, the cloud thickest in the west initially, with occasional of light rain and drizzle, but we could see an odd spotjust about anywhere later on. some heavier rain for western scotland with some brisk winds. but it's across the west that we will see the highest temperatures reaching highs of 13 celsius. even in the east, though, these temperatures are above average for the time of year, 7—9 celsius. now heading into tuesday, we get this warm front descending into the south — soon chased in by this cold front, so it's across the south that we will have that zone of thinker cloud, again, a bit of light rain and drizzle, mist and fog patches around coastal hills. further north, a slice of sunshine from northern ireland, northern england, th

except in northern scotland, where temperatures could get down to about —5 in the deeper valleys in aberdeenshireoing to push this band of rain across scotland, northern ireland and through the afternoon, the rain moves its way across northern england. it will turn lighter and patchier, perhaps reaching the north of wales late in the day. still across the midlands, east anglia, most of southern england a lot of dry weather but we end the day with this band of light, patchy rain pushing into cornwall. well, that is associated with this warm front and that warm front is going to pivot its way in to the uk as we go through monday. now, with that, yes, will come mild air, but there will be a lot of cloud around, mist and fog patches quite common around the coasts and hills, and it will be quite damp at times, too, with a bit of light rain and drizzle. a bit of heavier rain into western scotland, where a cold front will begin to move in late in the day. temperatures then are the mildest across western areas of the uk just ahead of this front. in the east, a little bit cooler — highs of around 7 or so.

heading into the first part of monday morning, 10 degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshireer air is going to slowly creep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, there could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average. highs of 7 to 9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands too. a few showers, though, for the northwest of scotland. the temperatures just dropping

well, this was the scene facing fishermen off the coast of aberdeenshire.70 knots were felt. meanwhile, a cyclist had a narrow escape in the village of apperley bridge near bradford, when a tree fell onto his van while he was in it. he's been speaking to our correspondent, phil bodmer. i was in the back of the van, just getting changed after a bike ride, and a tree fell on it. were you in the vehicle at the time? yeah, i was sat between the two back seats, just crouching down, really. yeah, it pushed me further down, and then i lay down on the floor, my friend pulled me out the back of the van. this is a remarkably lucky escape. just looking at that wreckage there, it could have been an awful lot worse. yeah, i'm a very lucky man, very lucky man. obviously, i looked to the side and i could see the van absolutely decimated. it was just really lucky, we are both really fortunate. the evidence is there for you to see yourself. and were you aware that when you came out this morning? i mean, what were the conditions like? to be honest, i didn't start off too bad

gusts of 85mph were recorded on the aberdeenshire coast.nd transport was disrupted. a second storm, storm corrie, is now on its way, expected to bring further high winds, especially to northern scotland tomorrow. catriona renton, bbc news. it's thought that 1.3 million people in the uk are living with long covid, and hundreds of thousands of them experience breathlessness. traditional lung scans often appear to be normal though. but researchers in oxford are using a different technique in a clinical trial which does show problems in these patients' lungs. they hope that understanding the problem will lead to better treatment options. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns explains. flo van diemen van thor was never one for just sitting down inside, but she says long covid has been a horror show. it was not just the breathlessness that was really hard, it was the muscle weakness — legs like jelly and just thinking, "if i try to go down the stairs, they might not carry me". but this is the ct scan of flo's lungs and, like so many long covid

except in northern scotland, where temperatures could get down to about —5 in the deeper valleys in aberdeenshireing to push this band of rain across scotland, northern ireland, and through the afternoon, the rain moves its way across northern england. it will turn lighter and patchier, perhaps reaching the north of wales late in the day. still across the midlands, east anglia, most of southern england, a lot of dry weather. we end the day with this band of light patchy rain pushing into cornwall. well, that is associated with this warm front, and that warm front is going to pivot its way into the uk as we go through monday. now, with that, yes, will come mild air, but there will be a lot of cloud around, mist and fog patches quite common around the coasts and hills. and it will be quite damp at times, too, with a bit of light rain and drizzle. bit of heavier rain into western scotland, where a cold front will begin to move in late in the day. temperatures — the mildest across western areas of the uk just ahead of this front. in the east, a little bit cooler, highs of around 7 or so. now, by tues

gusts of 85mph were recorded on the aberdeenshire coast. power and transport was disrupted. a second storm, storm corrie, is now on its way, expected to bring further high winds, especially to northern scotland tomorrow. catriona renton, bbc news. us media say one of the biggest stars in world sport, the american football quarterback tom brady, is expected to announce his retirement after 22 seasons. he's considered by many to be the best nfl quarterback player in the history of the game. earlier i spoke to nick hamilton, a reporter and host at nitecast media and siriusxm. i asked him about some of the mixed messages around his retirement. well, as of right now, the early reports came out that tom brady was leaning more towards retirement and was going to announce his retirement in the next couple days but as of the last few hours, tom brady's agent, along with his dad, thomas brady senior, came out and said tom brady has not made an official announcement yet, which more than likely will probably be coming sometime in the coming days of thi

heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshireeep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average — highs of 7—9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands, too. a few showers, though, for the northwest of scotland. the temperatures just dropping away again across most parts of the

heading into the first part of monday morning, 10 degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshirebout —5 degrees or so. through monday, this area of milder air is going to slowly creep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, there could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average. highs of 7 to 9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands too. a few showers, though, for th

storm malik, followed by storm corrie, pummeled the north of scotland, particularly here in aberdeenshirey verge. thousands are without electricity, including the town of stonehaven. help has been given to those in need. we didn't have any electricity for six days in november, so this is us again. so... it's more for the older people and i think it's been worse for, so, and we've got a lot of older customers. so obviously they've been stuck inside today and not got out. so yeah. without power, most shops remain closed. the town centre today is a little bit of a ghost town. um, we've not been able to to trade today, had to send members of staff home. it's the unknown. 0ur car was parked overjust under the roof over there. scott was woken to find slates had blown from his roof onto his new car. the lights were flickering. the wind was blowing. it was pretty, pretty gusty. we knew it was going to be a bad one. um, and, yeah, iwas in bed. we were both in bed and it was about 12:30 and we just heard the biggest crash. it was right outside our bedroom window, and we just pretty much knew what e

could be an early frost in eastern areas, especially around aberdeenshire.most of the wet weather in the north—west, where we have stronger winds, mainly northern and western parts of scotland. despite the cloud, temperatures higher than today for the eastern side of the uk, making 8 degrees. further west, double figures — could make 13 in northern ireland. not a great deal of rain to come. those weather fronts moving down are weak, but they will linger and keep more cloud on tuesday in the far south. otherwise most places will see some sunshine. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, jane hill. the latest headlines: the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period — from seven days to five. the australian government did not give assurances to novak djokovic that he could enter the country without a vaccination, according to documents filed before tomorrow's court hearing. an afghan baby separated from his parents in kabul during the chaos of the us withdrawal is reunited with relatives. russian troops arrive in kazakhstan. the

gusts of 85mph were recorded on the aberdeenshire coast.es in scotland were without power, and transport was disrupted. a second storm, storm corrie, is now on its way, expected to bring further high winds, especially to northern scotland tomorrow. catriona renton, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. clashes have continued between us—backed kurdish forces and islamic state group fighters in and around a prison in the northeast of syria. kurdish fighters had claimed to have retaken the jail near hasakah on wednesday, after it was attacked nearly a week earlier by scores of is insurgents. libya's interior ministry has received nearly $47 million worth of new equipment from italy to help the country combat illegal immigration to europe. the eu—funded hardware includes spare parts for coastguard boats, mobile administrative offices and logistical support. mps in italy have re—elected sergio mattarella as the country's president — after failing to agree on an alternative candidate. the 80—year—old had made it clear he did not want

heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshireing to slowly creep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average — highs of 7—9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands, too. a few showers, though, for the northwest of scotland. the temperatures just dropping away again across m

in eastern scotland, actually, an amber warning now in force across aberdeenshire, into perth, the lowlandsrth of scotland. with that, also a lot of sunshine with some scattered showers. the south of the country will be much calmer with cloudy skies at times. tonight at ten, the inquiry into lockdown parties in downing street is expected to be published shortly, after speculation it might be delayed. the exact timing of the release of sue gray's report isn't known, but labour says the controversy over what borisjohnson knew must be quickly resolved. he has paralysed government, so the sooner we get both the full report and the investigation completed, the better. the prime minister's position, the government's position, is that what is given to him by sue gray is what will be published, and i think that's absolutely right and sensible. scotland yard says it's received all requested material from the cabinet office, for its own inquiry. also tonight: ukrainian troops prepare for a possible russian invasion, with help from the british military. the bbc has found an inconsistency in the covid

heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshirecreep its way a little bit further eastwards. with that, could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average — highs of 7—9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands, too. a few showers, though, for the northwest of scotland. the temperatures just dropping away again across most parts of t

heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in plymouth, but cold in rural aberdeenshire. with that, could be an odd spit of drizzle just about anywhere through the day, but it will be mainly focused across the west. some heavier rain, though, for western scotland, with strengthening winds here during the course of the afternoon. it is for these western areas that the temperatures will be at their highest — 13 degrees in belfast. further east, not quite so high temperatures, but they're still above average — highs of 7—9 degrees. through monday night and into tuesday, our warm front gets chased down by this cold front. behind the cold front, we get the colder air moving back in. so for tuesday, the murky weather will be across the south — mist and hill fog patches, a bit of light rain or drizzle from that system. further north, a fair bit of sunshine, northern ireland, northern england, wales, the midlands, too. a few showers, though, for the northwest of scotland. the temperatures just dropping away again across most parts of the uk, but mild in the south this time. from

gusts of 85mph were recorded on the aberdeenshire coast.a second storm, storm corrie, is now on its way, expected to bring further high winds, especially to northern scotland tomorrow. catriona renton, bbc news. borisjohnson is to speak to the russian president vladimir putin — and visit eastern europe in the coming days — as the uk steps up its diplomatic efforts to diffuse tensions over ukraine. russia has gathered 100,000 troops, tanks and missiles at the border with ukraine, but denies plans to invade. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet has more from kyiv. ukrainians have long lived with war. dozens of british soldiers, here since 2015, not long after russia first invaded. but with more of moscow's troops and weapons now massed along the border, diplomacy builds, too. next week, borisjohnson�*s visit to this region takes it up a notch. here in kyiv, there's concern that too much talk of war can be risky, too, but they need their friends. it's a good signal for us, not only for us, not only for ukraine, but also to russian