but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland...misty, murky sort of day for many of us, and this was taken in cumbria, where we did see some grey skies, drizzle around too, some places and dense fog too. through the course of sunday night, as a weather front clears from the south, that will clears from the south, that will clear a ny clears from the south, that will clearany rain clears from the south, that will clear any rain away, dry conditions into the early hours of monday, clearing skies with light winds, so a fairly chilly night, temperatures just about holding above freezing in towns and cities, but in rural spots we will see quite a sharp frost. a ridge of high pressure in charge of oui’ ridge of high pressure in charge of our weather as we ridge of high pressure in charge of oui’ weather as we move ridge of high pressure in charge of our weather as we move through the day on monday, keeping the weather pretty quiet, so a lot of dry weather first thing monday morning. we have got mist and fog patches that could linger in a

now on bbc news, ade adepitan looks back at 2017 on the travel show.r in which the team have visited 60 countries to bring you the best stories from around the globe. wow! that's just a taste of what's coming up in the next half—hour, as we take a look back at some of the best bits on what has been a truly memorable year. it's taken us to all four corners of the world, we've met some amazing people with some fantastic stories. but first, let's kick off with these ones. in a moment we've got me fishing for my lunch here in finnish lapland and then rajan gets to be the first member of the public to take a ride on europe's tallest and fastest rollercoaster. but first, back in january, henry travelled to turkey to explore a massive underground city recently found that is slowly revealing some fascinating stories about the country's history. wow, look at all of this. i find it hard to believe that people were living on top of here and all of this was actually hidden, so they had no idea this was here. that is insane! wow, that ceiling is unique. what's all

but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland. envious? me? many parts of england and wales. —— something watery is falling. cloud and rain moving further to the south and east, offering an opportunity for the skies to brighten up before the day is done across parts of scotland and northern ireland. showers in the far north of scotland. but in the southern half, no sunshine before dusk. skies clear later in the night. then a widespread frost. less ofan night. then a widespread frost. less of an issue in the west, where there is relatively mild air. you will not be scraping here, but you will further east on monday morning. high pressure, settled, but not without its own problems. some mist and fog around, some of it because there is no mechanism to get rid of it and it could linger on monday. more cloud out west. mild here. in the east, struggling for temperatures, despite the fact you will see sunshine. monday night, into tuesday, notice how extensive that is. ghostly across a good part of scotland, england and parts of wales. i highlight thi

but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland, farewell.ld for the last few weeks. now, though, we're starting to see a change. we're expecting that change to take place during this weekend. there's a big plume of milder air pushing in off the atlantic. this milder air potentially going to be with us for much of next week too. but back to today. it's another cold one. it's been a cold, frosty start. plenty of sunshine across eastern areas. always more in the way of cloud and a few splashes of rain further south and west. it's going to be quite dampfor and west. it's going to be quite damp for parts of the west country into wales. some of that cloud getting into the west midlands, central, southern england. but to the east, it should stay dry, plenty of sunshine after that cold and frosty start. it really will be cold across northern england into scotland. particularly where we have lying snow. a bit of sunshine in belfast. one or two showers. wintry showers continue across the north of scotland. so for the football matches: it will be damp

but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland, farewell.ather, it's all change on the weather front. our weather is on the change in the first signs of it can be seen on the satellite picture with a stream of cloud coming in from the atlantic, bringing wet weather with it. the of that, we still have clear skies, so it will be frosty and sheltered eastern areas where we saw the best of the sunshine during saturday. a cold and frosty start, maybe some patchy fog through the midlands and into the south—east, which will linger first into the south—east, which will lingerfirst thing. into the south—east, which will linger first thing. temperatures to greet us first thing, the cityjust below freezing. the cloud and rain gathers towards the north—west. that is set to pushing through the day on sunday. some of turning quite heavy across northern ireland into western scotland. eventually that will push into wales in south—west england as we through the morning. clouding over a cross we through the morning. clouding over across eastern areas, staying

but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland. hello.settled spell of weather at any time of year, and certainly we have a high pressure dominating the scene across a good three quarters of the british isles, not doing just enough to keep the fronts at bay from the far north and north—west of scotland, as you will see. what it can mean, that high pressure, is that we start the days on a fairly chilly note. that is not my great concern as we get into the first part of tuesday. it is just how dense the fog is going to be, and how widespread that dense fog could well be. now, i'm highlighting a number of areas there, bbc local radio a good source of local information as to how it is going to affect yourjourney first thing in the morning. but you see there, on the bigger picture, there are islands of fog that we had quite widely across england and wales, and that is not the only source of poor visibility. 0bviously that frontal system coming in with the rain won't help matters there, high ground helping to lift the temperatures. in fact, dow

but for now from me, ade adepitan, and the travel show team here in finnish lapland, farewell.r the plans, every worker aged 18 or over could begin saving — but it won't come into effect until the mid—2020s. good morning it's sunday the 17th of december. also this morning... "serious doubts" over military savings —

this week, ade adepitan heads to america to mark international disability day.g —— in a unique international championship. and we find out how this woman plans to take her wheelchair into the skies. we start in washington, dc. this place claims to be one of the most accessible cities in the world, which makes it a great place to start our special programme marking international disability day. how you doing, brother? it's an annual drive to raise awareness about the issues faced by disabled people across the globe. i have never let using a wheelchair hold me back in my sporting career or my tv career, but there's no doubt travelling can be daunting, even the great lincoln memorial has its issues — the lifts been vandalised. you can go on a virtual tour. not quite sure what the great abraham lincoln would have made of it, though. this week, we'll meet travellers who refuse to be restricted by their physical disabilities. first, i'm heading half an hour north to the university of maryland where a yearly sports event has drawn disabled competitors and spectators fr