a smattering of snow for argyll and highland. some sleet over the hills in england and wales.tures much lower than in recent nights. feeling quite chilly. tomorrow morning, still rain in the south which will head into eastern areas, clearing. then a day of sunny spells and showers, perhaps more sunshine around. the winds will be down on today. temperatures average for this time of year. it's because we're seeing a change in the weather pattern, low pressure is moving away high pressure is meandering in for at least two or three days. and it looks as though it will drift away by the weekend. but two or three days with dry u nsettled but two or three days with dry unsettled weather i'm sure will be welcome for many. still some weather fronts towards the north—west of scotland, still the odd shower on wednesday, but we are talking about temperatures in the sunshine and light winds getting to ten — i2 celsius. fog will become a real issue on thursday and it could be the first significant ones of the season. it doesn't clear until late morning in some places. some frost in the morn

east across the uk, the rain really setting in a western scotland, through the highlands, and into argyllnything overnight, with milder air coming m, overnight, with milder air coming in, temperatures rising, 12—14 by the end of the night and by this point are stronger south—westerly wind. tomorrow is going to blow in a lot of count, may some damp and drizzly weather over the hills, the rain continuing through western parts of scotland. going to be a mild day, temperatures generally 15 01’ mild day, temperatures generally 15 or16 mild day, temperatures generally 15 or 16 degrees, could be even higher where we get sunshine to the east of high ground. the rain still around, still be around probably into wednesday as well but for the next couple of days, the air coming from the south, hence the higher temperatures but look what happens by the time we get to thursday. the air much, much colder. wednesday is changing day, transition day, still low pressure around, some weather fronts, the wettest weather during the day going to be in scotland. there will be some patchy, light rain heading east

british troops of the shouterlands and argyle highlanders.ernational army was beginning to take shape. it was none too soon. again, time was running out. the river provided a natural defense line around the city. it was here that the guts and the stamina of the american soldier and his republic of korea allies and a protective wall of artillery fire held the communist forces at bay. the buildup of allied strength was rapidly gaining momentum. september 15, 1950, the united nations suddenly took the offensive. general douglas macarthur, the supreme commander, had conceived this daring strike along the coast of the yellow sea, just west of seoul. the marine landing force secured the island in just 58 minutes. and pushed on into -- itself, kicking in the back door to the enemy's defenses. additional army forces poured in. simultaneously, a breakdown from the pusan perimeter got underway in the south. in a week of heavy fighting, our forces drove 20 miles inland to seoul. more than 10,000 north koren troops were dug in. waiting in every street co

the canadian club withdrew from the season injuly, with owner david argyle citing financial problems caused by the pandemic, but the club hoped they would return next year under new ownership. let's bring in our rugby league correspondent dave woods. days, was this vote expected to go this way? we weren't quite sure which way it was going to go vote, but the fact that it was as decisive as it was, a eight votes against one extension. the four in favour were leeds, st. helens. .. extension. the four in favour were leeds, st. helens... the one extension was super league —— voted against by the super league. what does this mean for the next season? would one come up from below? do we know any of those finer details? who knows? the governance of the game is also being quizzed a little by some by also being quizzed a little by some rugby league's insiders because these in the super league clubs themselves deciding whether or not they should come back or not. some mightfind they should come back or not. some might find the rfl only get a similar say, or now the clubs themselves are going t

the canadian club withdrew from the season injuly, with owner david argyle citing financial problemsr under new ownership. let's bring in our rugby league correspondent dave woods. days, was this vote expected to go this way? we weren't quite sure which way it was going to go vote, but the fact that it was as decisive as it was, a eight votes against one extension. the four in favour were leeds, st. helens. .. extension. the four in favour were leeds, st. helens... the one extension was

steadier rain across western scotla nd steadier rain across western scotland and the highlands and argyll butte. a lot of cloud tonight and temperatures rising to 14 degrees by the end of the night and a stronger south westly wind. that will blow in more cloud tomorrow. some drizzle over western hills. the rain continuing in scotland. temperatures 15 to 16 degrees. get some sunshine to the east of the high ground and we could see temperatures up to 18 celsius. this very mild air is coming from a long way south. this is tropical air and it won't last forever. look at what happens and by thursday the winds are coming down from the north. and it will feel much colder. wednesday is transition day. we still have some rain around. heavy in scotland. lighter in england and wales. in eastern areas we have the last of the mild air. the cold air is yet to arrive and we could see some wet weather on wednesday, but it will turn windy and there could be some snow and icy patches in scotland. by thursday morning the strongest of the winds will be down the north—east coast. there will be sunshine and th

british troops of the sutherland and argyle island. international army was depending to take shape. it was none too soon. again, time was running out. the nakdong river provided a national line around pusan. it was here the guts of the republic soldier and his allies and protective wall of the artillery fire held the communist forces at bay. [ explosion ] the buildup of allied strength was rapidly gaining momentum. inchon, september 15, 1950, the united nations suddenly took the offensive. [ explosions ] general douglas macarthur, the supreme commander, had conceived the daring amphibious strike along the coast of the sea just west of seoul. the marine landing force secured the island in just 58 minutes and pushed on into inchon itself, kicking in the backdoor to the enemy's defense. additional army forces poured in. simultaneously the breakout from the pusan perimeter got under way in the south. in a week of henavy fighting, or forces drove 20 miles inland fromto inc seoul. more than 10,000 north korean troops were dug in and waiting

especially for the highlands and into argyll and bute.and if anything temperatures will be rising as a night goes on. very mild 12 to 19 -- 12 to 14 rising as a night goes on. very mild 12 to 19 —— 12 to 14 as the night goes on. a south—westerly wind will blow on tuesday, bit of light rain or drizzle in the hills, most of the rain continuing to affect western scotland. it will be very mild, temperatures widely 15 or 16 degrees. some breaks in the cloud and sunshine to the east of high ground and temperatures could reach 18 celsius. we've got this very mild aircoming from a 18 celsius. we've got this very mild air coming from a long way south, all the way from the tropics, this is tropical maritime air. but things will change and by thursday the area is coming down from the north, it will feel much, much colder. transition day is wednesday, this is when the weather starts to change. we still got low pressure bringing heavy rain in scotland through the day, on that weather front as it ru ns day, on that weather front as it runs eastwards, t

plymouth argyle beating lincoln city 2—0. ben reeves scored a cracking goal in that one.ry much. the second round of the fa cup continues tomorrow, and it's an extra special occasion for merseyside based club marine. they're one of only a handful of non—league teams left in the competition, hoping to get a potential draw with a premier league side. they're also one of only two teams to get special dispensation from the government to play during the second national lockdown in england. austin halewood reports. for much of england, it is like time has stood still over the second round of the fa cup continues tomorrow, and it's an extra special occasion for merseyside based club marine. they're one of only a handful of non—league teams left for much of england, it is like time has stood still over this second lockdown. grassroots sport had to grind to a halt, but in this part of merseyside, the magic of the fa cup has still shone through. and marine cause the biggest fa cup upset of this year's competition! that was marine beating colchester united, a team 89 places above th

three seasons of starting up, resigned from the 2020 competition injuly after former owner david argylehe could no longer fund the club. there was one match in the super league this aftenoon. salford red devils are up to eighth in the table after coming from behind to beat catalans dragons 42 points to 24. salford's match against castleford tigers next monday has been called off after more covid cases in the castleford camp their match against leeds rhinos on friday's also off after four more players tested positive. the match scheduled for last friday against huddersfield was also cancelled, after 13 castleford players were ruled out with coronavirus. they'll have two more rounds of testing this week. leinster extended their remarkable run of pro 11; wins to 23 with a 32—19 victory over glasgow. the bonus point win moves leinster ahead of ulster to the top of conference a. they ran in four tries including this effort from scott penny in the first half. earlier ulster maintained their unbeaten start to the season with an 11—7 victory over cardiff at rodney parade. michael lowry scored t

day to day, we will see rain arriving this evening but it gets much wetter through the islands in argyllof the night and by which point there will be a strong south—westerly wind. in general that will feed in a lot of clu b general that will feed in a lot of club tomorrow. may punch a few holes in the cloud where we have some shelter but wetter weather continuing heightening the risk of flooding. a very mild day on tuesday, widely 15 or 16 degrees. more sunshine to the east of high ground and temperatures could be higher. the next couple of days we are seeing tropical air heading our way, hence those unusually high temperatures. by the time we get to thursday it's a northerly wind, it will be much colder. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: another breakthrough in the battle against coronavirus — a vaccine which data suggests is nearly 95% effective. i broke into an ear to a grin when i heard the numbers. it really exceeded our best hopes. it is an incredibly exciting moment for us as a company and for the world as we start to develop tools to fight the virus. the prime minister is se

especially for the highlands and into argyll and bute.oes on so a very marked 12-14 the night goes on so a very marked 12—14 and by this time the stronger south—westerly wind. that will blow in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain or drizzle in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain ordrizzle in in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain or drizzle in the hills, but most of the rain affecting western scotland. very mild, temperatures 15-16 , scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16 , get some breaks scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16, get some breaks in scotland. very mild, temperatures 15—16 , get some breaks in the cloud and sunshine and temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. we have this very large air coming from a long way south all the way from the tropics. but things will change and by thursday the air is coming down from the north and it will feel much colder. and transition day is wednesday, this is when the weather changes. low pressure brings heavier rain in scotland through the day. on that weather front as it runs eastwa

the rain turning steadier and heavier, as the night goes on, especially for the highlands and into argylloes on. so a very mild 12 to 1a by the end of the night, and by this time, we will have a stronger south—westerly wind. that will continue to blow any cloudy skies on tuesday, a bit of light rain and drizzle on the hills, most of the rain, though, continuing to affect western scotland. it is going to be very mild, temperatures widely 15 or 16 degrees. get some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine to the east of high ground, and temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. now, we've got this very mild air from coming from a long way south, all the way from the tropics, this is tropical maritime air. but things are going to change and by thursday, the air is coming down from the north. it will feel much, much colder. and a transition day, really, is wednesday. this is when the weather starts to change. we still got low pressure bringing some heavy rain in scotland through the day. one that weather front, as it runs eastwards, the rain becomes light and patchy, but we still got the l

the rain turning steadier and heavier, as the night goes on, especially for the highlands and into argyllill have a stronger south—westerly wind. that will continue to blow any cloudy skies on tuesday, a bit of light rain and drizzle on the hills, most of the rain, though, continuing to affect western scotland. it is going to be very mild, temperatures widely 15 or 16 degrees. get some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine to the east of high ground, and temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. now, we've got this very mild air from coming from a long way south, all the way from the tropics, this is tropical maritime air. but things are going to change and by thursday, the air is coming down from the north. it will feel much, much colder. and a transition day, really, is wednesday. this is when the weather starts to change. we've still got low pressure bringing some heavy rain in scotland through the day. on that weather front, as it runs eastwards, the rain becomes light and patchy, but we still got the last of this very mild air in the south—east. elsewhere, though, those tempera

steadier rain across western scotla nd steadier rain across western scotland and the highlands and argyll

three seasons of starting up, resigned from the 2020 competition injuly after former owner david argylee match in the super league this aftenoon. salford red devils are up to eighth in the table after coming from behind to beat catalans dragons 42—24. salford's match against castleford tigers next monday has been called off after more covid cases in the castleford camp. their match against leeds rhinos on friday's also off after four more players tested positive. the match scheduled for last friday against huddersfield was also cancelled, after 13 castleford players were ruled out with coronavirus. they'll have two more rounds of testing this week. leinster extended their remarkable run of pro 14 wins to 23 with a 32—19 victory over glasgow. the bonus point win moves leinster ahead of ulster to the top of conference a. they ran in four tries, including this effort from scott penny in the first half. earlier, ulster maintained their unbeaten start to the season with an 11—7 victory over cardiff at rodney parade. michael lowry scored their only try and john cooney added two penalties. els

we could see some wet snow in argyll and bute, the south highlands, for example.n the moors, we could also see some wet snow — but just on higher ground. now, that will bring rain into the southeast and then it turns cooler. a ridge of high pressure starts to build in and you can see all that mild air indicated by the yellows and oranges pushed away and we see a return to blue — indicating that cooler weather. so for tuesday, we eventually say goodbye to this weather front as it drifts off into the north sea — lot drier behind it. there will still be some showers dotted around. the winds will be a lot lighter, as well, than they have been in the last few days, and are going to be for some of us today. and temperaturewise on tuesday — well, roughly between nine in lerwick and 12 as we sweep down towards london. now, moving on from tuesday night into wednesday, we start to see this ridge of high pressure build in. that's going to settle things down, but it's also going to turn much colder, so first thing wednesday morning, we could be looking at some frost and also

aberdeen sure, the borders, argyll, remaining at level two.a strict maximum of six people. that is the latest review of scotland. us attorney general william barr has allowed prosecutors to probe alleged irregularities in the presidential election and that decision immediately prompted a senior justice department official to quit. donald trump refuses to accept joe biden's projected victory and has made unsubstantiated fraud claims. all this as mr biden has starts asembling his team to prepare for taking over the white house injanuary. david willis reports. joe biden is wasting little time preparing for his ascent to the white house, anouncing the line up of a task force to deal with an issue that could dominate the early days of his presidency, the coronavirus. and holding his first call as president—elect with a foreign leader, canada's prime minister justin trudeau. as that call was taking place, donald trump, who since the election result was announced has only been seen on the golf course, was firing his defence secretary mark esper, "ter

three seasons of starting up, resigned from the 2020 competition injuly, after former owner david argyle the super league this aftenoon. salford red devils are up to eighth in the table after coming from behind to beat catalans dragons 42—24. salford's match against castleford tigers next monday has been called off after more covid cases in the castleford camp. their match against leeds rhinos on friday has also been cancelled after four more players tested positive. the match scheduled for last friday against huddersfield was also cancelled, after 13 castleford players were ruled out with coronavirus. they'll have two more rounds of testing this week. that's all the sport for now. don't forget there's plenty more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from all three of this evening's games in rugby union's pro 14. that's bbc.co.uk/sport ican i can see at the moment leicester have scored a second goal at leeds united. that is all of your support for now. —— all of your support. to bring you up—to—date with the story we broke earlier about a shooting in vienna, a police officer ha

three seasons of starting up, resigned from the 2020 competition injuly after former owner david argyle eighth in the table after coming from behind to beat catalans dragons 42 points to 24. salford's match against castleford tigers next monday has been called off after more covid cases in the castleford camp their cases in the castleford camp. their match against leeds rhinos on friday has also been cancelled after four more players tested positive. the match scheduled for last friday against huddersfield was also cancelled after 13 castleford players were ruled out with coronavirus. they'll have two more rounds of testing this week. and despite standing on the brink of a record equalling seventh world title, lewis hamilton says there's ‘no guarantee' he will race in formula one next season. with team prinicpal toto wolf expected to step back from the day to day running at mercedes, hamilton said he understood wanting to pull back a little bit and give more time to family. hamilton is out of contract next season but can equal michael schumacher‘s record at the next race in turkey. that

remember we have the extensive rain and hill snow further north the parts of the highland and argyll.wn from the north—west. for most of us, yes, some sunshine in between the showers but the showers could well be heavy, with some hail and thunder in there, and at the tops of the mountains, even the entry mountains for northern ireland too, a little bit of sleet and snow. seven to 11 our highs through the day tomorrow. come wednesday, we welcome in the azores high for a few days. it is transient, that is we will only have it for a few days before it starts to move away but it will bring some drier weather and less windy weather with it. there will be other issues though, a crisp and frosty start potentially wednesday morning with a bit of mist and fog here and there but the lighter winds, some sunshine, more sunshine keeps things fine. still rather unsettled to the far north—west of scotland. come thursday, more problematicalfog i think and at this time of year it doesn't clear until late morning, so thatis doesn't clear until late morning, so that is a real issue, a real hazard on the

aberdeen city, aberdeenshire, the borders, dumfries and gallery and argyll and bute will remain at levelrgyll and bute, the prevalence of the virus continues to fall and stabilise at low levels. if this progress is maintained we will ta ke this progress is maintained we will take a view in the coming weeks as to whether they should move to level one and we are hopeful that will be possible. there have been recent rises in case numbers in both aberdeenshire and aberdeen city, but we have been able to tribute these in large part, to specific outbreaks which are being managed by local public health teams so ourjudgment at this point, these do not require at this point, these do not require a change in level, although we continue to monitor them carefully. in addition, the city of aberdeenshire and others will remain a level three. we should advise parliament we are monitoring clackmannanshire and parliament we are monitoring clackmanna nshire and ross parliament we are monitoring clackmannanshire and ross carefully given an increase in cases in these areas. the local authorities i want to s

see the rain turning steadier and heavier as the night goes on, especially the highlands and into argylly this time, a stronger south—westerly wind. that will continue to blow in cloudy skies on tuesday, light rain or drizzle in the hills but most rain continuing to affect western scotland. it is going to be very mild, temperature is widely 15 or 16. some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine to the east of high ground, temperatures could reach as high as 18 celsius. we have this very mild air coming from a long way south, all the tropics, but things are going to change. by thursday, the air is coming down from the north, it will feel much, much colder. and a transition day really is wednesday, this is when the weather starts to change. we've still got low pressure bringing some heavy rain in scotland through the day. on the weather front as it runs eastwards, the rain becomes light and patchy but we still have the last of this very mild air in the south—east. elsewhere, those temperatures sliding away in the stronger winds during the afternoon. however, much colderairto during the after

in my district in rural argyle, new york.out. old forge. these are install towns and villages in upstate new york. we are getting more people at our trump rallies than joe biden is getting at his campaign rallies. the energy the president is bringing is at the right time. it's a positive close of this campaign but every vote is going to matter. so we need to make sure that every supporter for the president and republicans on the ticket turn out to vote. we feel great in the north country but every vote is going to matter so we want to encourage everyone to get out there. ainsley: okay. if you win again, this will be your fourth two year term for the 21st congressional seat. running against cobb. ran against her in the past basically a rematch of 2018. what's your platform? why should people vote for you? >> this election is a clear choice. a choice between president trump and joe biden. my race is a choice between my record of results standing up for lower taxes, protecting our second amendment. supporting our law enforcement

maybe some white snow on the leading edge across argyll and bute in the south islands.rn england. this could also have some white snow on the moors and also the hills of wales but it is going to be on higher ground. a cooler night than we have been used to, overnight lows of between 3 and seven celsius. as we move from tuesday into wednesday, here is our weather front continuing to join eastwards, and you can see a lot of isobars on the charts. a ridge of high pressure trying to build into wednesday. this weather front continuing to take the rain into the north sea. behind it, drier conditions. not as windy either. just some gentle breezes for some but blustery for others. and a fair few showers. but also some sunshine around. by the end of the afternoon, we will see some rain coming in across the fat north—west. temperatures 9 to 11. after that it dries up, not as windy but it will be cool, not just dries up, not as windy but it will be cool, notjust by day but by night and some of us will see some fog as well. it's all good news! thank you, carol. the new lockdown res