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it cuts in as a north—westerly we start to see the snow. thern ireland and northern england and pushing by the end of the night through north wales and also the north midlands. as we go through the course of tomorrow picking up that band of snow, this is the rush hour remember, there it goes pushing down towards the south of the midlands, the home counties, east anglia and clearing away from kent. as it does it will brighten up, behind its some sunshine, wintry showers in the north and west and strong winds, gales down the east coast and north sea coastline. any showers here will be wintry but hit and miss. the other thing is the winds will bring large waves, which will coincide with the spring tide. across parts of the east coast of england there‘s the risk we could see some coastal flooding. something certainly worth bearing in mind. is another cold day. as we head on to saturday, dry weather around, a new weather front will bring rain preceded by snow in western scotland and western england as it goes steadily east. this is the picture on

we'll draw in a westerly influence to the weather as we look to the end. week.eather front in the north—west pushing south—eastwards across the country tending to fizzle out. nothing too disruptive in terms of the weather but we'll see a spell of rain and breezy conditions moving slowly south—eastwards and it'll be milder too. many back into double figures by friday. it is a fairly short—lived milder spell. looking ahead into next weekend, after the rain, high pressure building again and a return to northerly winds. some uncertainty about the exact direction of the winds. it could be further north—west and perhaps furtherer towards the north—east. there could be some showers around. many places dry and frosty, scenes like the one behind me, frost and fog and into the early part of next week, looking cloudier, not as chilly with the driest of the weather towards the south. i'll update you again tomorrow, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10pm: police in turkey continued to hunt for a police in turkey continued to hunt fora gun man police in turkey conti

as well. some north sea coast showers could be wintry. this north—westerlyreeze has also been driving showers in across the irish sea this morning. this band of rain pushed from the

but the big thing is the temperatures are rising as the winds will turn westerly and head to the upper 50's tomorrow afternoon. cold front approaches with the clouds overnight. tomorrow to thursday. there could be scattered showers but they will pass. it will be pleasant for thursday. it will be colder for friday to the end of the week. the extended outlook is 58 tomorrow. 55 on thursday. on friday, it will turn out partly sunny, breezy and chilly. the temperatures are saturday around sunday are typical. a lot of sunshine. 43 on saturday. 40 on sunday. next week a chilly stretch but seasonably so with a lot of sunshine monday through friday next week. that is the latest. back to you. maureen: thank you, doug. jonathan: thank you. the two teams are playing good basketball. ronal: the terps and -- robert: the terps and thepy saturdays. the terps came to the verizon center dressed in all black. i guess it means business. and sports is n isjust wanna see ifa again? my score changed... you wanna check yours? scores don't change that much. i haven't changed. oh, really? ♪ it's girls' night t

releases this sketch of a heavy and hairy man blamed for trying to lure teenaged girls as they walked along westerly drive towards this basketball court late last month. >> today we released it hoping that somebody would recognize the stunt or maybe they saw him walking in an area. anything to spark that tips. >> the cops say 14-year-old girl and her friend ran home after the nude man got out of his black cherokee style jeep and polled towards them he left towards ravens row. the victims dad recently talk wig fox 29. >> it took watching my daughter being interviewed by the police for it to actually sing in for me. you know, and this is the first time anything has ever happened like this in this area. so it was -- it's shocking. >> that incident matched one along huntington circle drive in medford township december 21s december 21st. >> just report all suspicious activity. >>> police are trying to find surveillance video to help their investigation. lucy? >> all right, thank you dave. montgomery county a judge convicted a septa bus driver in the death of an elderly pedestrian. prosecutors say 48-year

a very raw north—westerly wind about as well.e first half of tomorrow morning. 0therwise, tomorrow should be a mostly dry day. still very cold, with the brisk wind. there will be some sunshine. by the time we get to sunday it is looking milder and more grey. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. mcgovern. thousands of people along the east coast of england are told to leave their homes, as gale—force winds combine with high tides. seven severe flood warnings, meaning a risk to life, are in force. more than 1,000 people are now beginning to be moved to safety in the village of jaywick, in essex. it is brea kfasttime it is breakfasttime at this rest centre where 17 people have stayed overnight. more than 2500 residents have left their homes after being told to evacuate. and snow is causing disruption. these are the images of kent where they have already been delays on the m20. there has been snow and ice as well as those winds, the full forecast in about 15 minutes. good morning, it is

we will have sunshine at times with the westerly wind, and then as we move through the overnight, clouds roll in thickly. but later tonight. if that happens, that will begin a warm-up. slow at first through tomorrow morning, but then through the day we will see a big change coming. the leading edge of a warm front will come through, so we will be warming up. when will increase later tomorrow and especially wednesday. we are talking temperatures climbing into the 50's and 60's by the end of the week. looking ahead to the weekend, it will turn colder but not the arctic air that is marginally colder, close to freezing. that could mean some issues on saturday. check this out -- we are talking temperatures today, about 27 for a high. tuesday, -- 52 degrees wednesday, 64 on thursday. more coming in nine minutes. jummy: we want to turn our attention to the trump transition. we are in 11 days away from in awe duration, and the pace is picking up. donald trump's first cabinet nominees face hearings. the first will happen tomorrow. even though the office of government ethics has not completed its

to strengthen as well, starting from a south—westerly note that then gradually switching to a north—westerly we shouldn't not see too much in the way of frost. minimum temperature is down in singleseat is. for tomorrow morning it isa singleseat is. for tomorrow morning it is a bright and fresh start. we may get a little sunshine but gradually through tomorrow to grab —— cloud will fit in and we will see outbreaks of rain. the colder air heads our way on wednesday and wind sta rts heads our way on wednesday and wind starts to strengthen. a strong north—westerly wind could see a couple of showers which potentially could turn little wintry as we had three thursday, friday and through saturday. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it's 6:30am, on monday, the ninth of january. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: the nhs has been hitting the headlines with claims it faces a humanitarian crisis. we'll askjeremy hunt about the state of the health service and the government's plans to tackle mental illness. a study of

we have the run of cold north to north—westerly winds as we go to the latter stage of the day and intod to scotland, northern ireland, and parts of england and wales. a few spots of rain. wettest in shetland. most will be dry and clear to the south and east and cold est clear to the south and east and coldest across england and wales tonight with temperatures in rural parts of tomorrow morning around —5 minus six. if you are returning to work tomorrow, you will be scraping the car southern areas. generally, a lot more cloud around tomorrow when the odd spot of rain and drizzle. dampest conditions in the north of scotland. another bank holiday tomorrow. turning brighter by the end of the day across parts of orkney and shetland. temperatures up on today's values, but tempered by cloud and a breeze. strong wind through the night into wednesday down eastern areas especially the shetland. severe gales and frequent showers. high—pressure nudging into the west again. back to sunny weather for wednesday and thursday. cold by night in the first but pleasa nt cold by night in the first but pleas

friday as a strong westerly swell will generate breakers up to and perhaps above 20 feet.re's the possibility of strong rip currents and sneaker waves. here's what's approaching us in the atmosphere. our forecast an nation starts at 7:00 this evening. we'll see a long line of clouds and moisture moving generally toward the north bay coastline. there is a chance, however, in the overnight hours and early morning hours we could see a spotty or isolated shower or two. we don't expect any measurable rainfall from that system. it will be chilly overnight with some areas of fog. low temperatures in the low to mid-30s once again in our inland valleys, low 40s around the bay. then tomorrow under sunny skies by afternoon we'll see highs generally in the mid-50s. a very narrow range of highs. in the middle of next week we get our next storm, it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. it moves in late producing up to about a half inch of rainfall. breezy at times with this system but a storm of light intensity. here's the forecast animation starting next tuesday evening, 7:00. we'll see l

observations, certainly 51 degrees, at philadelphia international airport, as well as in atlantic city. we have westerly wind flow. yes, even some spots out of the west northwest anywhere ten to 15 miles per hour or so. i think we will level off here. nothing worse than 10 miles per hour in the city of philadelphia for the rest of the day. not persistent wind either. here is how it actually feels. hey what you see is what you get for a change, feels more like 51 degrees, and it actually is 51 degrees. what a novel idea. we take you up to mount pocono. kind of oddball out all morning, still feels like the 20's, so you're going to have some out of the mountains if you want to feel the comfort of the sunshine, and even though that sun angle this time of year isn't all that high i must say with nice dark coat on, it is really absorb be l sun rays, feels good outside for january standards, guys, feels real nice. enjoy it. >> we deserve it, katie, thank you. well, big morning for the dow jones as the industrial average shatters a milestone. within an hour of today's opening bell, the dow closed the 20,000 mar

that activity is shutting off tonight as the winds are turning more south westerly for rest of the evening. we'll show the picture outside earlier today there in center city along the ben franklin parkway. folks strolling on this saturday, we got lots of clouds around. the lake effect snow machine sets off and turns off. the high in philadelphia, well, normal. 41 degrees with the high. that's what we should be for this time of year, the record 67 set back 1916 and so far for the month of january, temperatures have been averaging about six degrees above normal. and 37 degrees outside right now. and the city. same thing in trenton, 37 in wilmington, 26 up in the poconos. the middle 30's for reading. lancaster at the coast in cape may. 36 degrees and 35 in lakes hurts. satellite 6 along with action radar. lots of clouds starting to break apart. earlier there was lake effects snow showers downwind of the lakes and that activity was moving into on our region. budget this will shut off later on as the wind shifts and turns more southwesterly but you know those off to our north and west, there's

it get colder with air temperatures but windchills will become a factor as winds whip up late tonight and this evening. westerly 10 to 25 miles per hour. and going into the 20s and by tomorrow morning, windchills only in the teens as we head out the door. also, we are watching a front in the midsection of the country. a little stripe of snow and not a big storm but as it slides to the east beginning at 9:00 and 11:00 tomorrow night and ends 9:00 a.m. friday morning. light accumulations. so on your friday morning rush hour slick roads and delays will be likely. we'll take a closer look on future tracker 6 and let you know how much we are expecting if the full accuweather forecast. >> and of course as we keep our eyes on the changing conditions you can do at 6abc.com/weather from hourly forecasts to storm tracker live radar you'll be prepared and don't forget our team of meteorologists are constantly posting on social media and follow them on facebook and twitter. >>> a rush hour train came smashing into the platform as it pull nood a major transportation hub in brooklyn. glass was shattered and passengers hurled

outbreaks of rain on the frontal systems and then to the rear of the frontal systems as they moved east, a return to a north—westerly the week it looks like those colder north—westerly winds will tend to wind out. a return to slightly drier conditions but also a chance of more showers particularly over high grounds in the north and north—west. towards the north and north—west. towards the south things will look quieter with light winds. particularly in the south, some frost and possibly fog around at times but further north it will certainly be quite cold. a dip in temperatures once again. as we look towards next weekend there will be some sunshine on offer and also the chance of wintry showers particularly over higher ground in the north and a return to frost further south. goodbye for now. tonight at ten, donald trump at loggerheads with us intelligence officials over allegations of russian cyber hacking. earlier today, the president—elect met with intelligence chiefs. he claimed there was no evidence russia affected the result of the presidential election. but tonight, the intelligence agencies stated "with high

the winds still continue westerly. but asds will turn on in a more northwesterly heading to bring cooler temperatures. not bitterly cold but closer to average. we do see for the weekend the temperatures are below average coming in on saturday and sunday. so the forecast as we head through the day tomorrow, 52 degrees for a high temperature. pretty sweet. we have clouds at times. 42 on thursday. then another little surge of the colder air arrives friday with the next front. it will be breezy. highs of 42. a little colder still over the weekend. possibility of precipitation sund out in the ten-day outlook when he joins you here in 18 minutes. jonathan? jonathan: all right, thanks. "7 on your side" with the call for action phone bank. the lines are open now. number on the bottom of the screen. 703-236-9220. if you have any consumer complaints you will share it with the folks. they will walk you through what you can do to get a resolution. the number is 703-236-9220. this will be open for any and all calls until 6:30 this everyth

release this sketch much hairy heavy set man accused of trying to lure teenaged girls as they walked along westerly drive towards the basketball courts late last ye year. >> today we released it hoping that somebody would recognize the subject or maybe they saw him walking in an area. anything to spark some tips. >> reporter: investigators say 14-year-old girl and her friend ran home after the naked man got out of his black cherokee style jeep and ran towards them. he got away driving off towards ravens row. we spoke with the father days ago. >> it took watching my daughter being interviewed by the police for it to actually sing in. for me. you know, and this is the first time anything has ever happened like this in this area. so it's shocking. >> reporter: that incident matching one along huntington circle drive in medford township several days prior. >> just report all suspicious spacious activity. >> reporter: police are in the process of trying to gather surveillance video to aid their investigations. back to you, chris and lucy. >> thank you very much, dave. >>> police say this guy cannot keep

as we go into the afternoon, get north westerly winds developing. gusty winds this afternoon. not expecting a huge warmup. 36 degrees 1:00 this afternoon for philadelphia. above freezing just by a couple degrees in allentown. dry, but above freezing. so we will see melting this afternoon with breaks of sunshine for cape may. atlantic city and millville. gusty winds could deliver some of these during the afternoon hours, 4, 5:00 this afternoon. scattered showers possible moving authorize berks county and looechl through lancaster county. could see isolated showers in delaware and south jersey. that's today. another chance we'll see snowflakes in the area tomorrow. take a closer look at that when i come back in ten minutes. >> 11 minutes past 5:00 a.m. trickle down the last couple of days of the month. >> yes, right. let's get you to work. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered. >>> checking with the area bridging right now. 26th street around penrose aven avenue. see through the intersection. no major problems there. watching the rest of the bridges. bet

outside so if you had snow this morning it will be there tomorrow, courtesy of that strong north—westerly wind asss eastern coastal counties of england right the way through this evening. we will keep a close eye on that, if you have concerns about the situation check out the flood line number, 03459881188. weather—wise, some wintry showers across northern and western areas, further accumulations of snow on high ground, some of these showers will filter inland, i is a widespread hazard, warnings from the met 0ffice, —— ice is a widespread hazard. temperatures close to freezing or below freezing quite widely and in some scottish blends with snow on the ground it will be colder. tomorrow brighter, with sunshine, many places will have a bright, crisp day with wind is not as strong, further wintry showers near the north sea coast, those further west will turn to rain or sleet, something milder in western areas, temperatures of seven or eight compared to three or for further east despite all the sunshine. sunday will be very different because of fronts pushing in from the west, introducing milder aira

as well. a north—westerly wind bringing nuisance showers through the north sea, stretching down through the irishcross the north—west of england and affecting manchester and liverpool and they will drift towards the west midlands and further south through the day. soa and further south through the day. so a scattering of showers, but generally speaking to the east of that line, through the midlands, we'll keep some sunshine. a bit more ofa we'll keep some sunshine. a bit more of a breeze across the norfolk coast. but if we keep this milder air, seven or eight celsius, dry, sunny and cold across south—eastern areas. a few showers, but milder for northern ireland and perhaps the western isles, but for the bulk of scotland, it stays pretty cold particularly where you've got some lying snow. not as windy, but the temperatures will struggle. now, as we go through the early evening, under the clear skies, we will see a frost, but a change to come as a weather front comes in. frost, but a change to come as a weatherfront comes in. on frost, but a change to come as a weather front comes in. on the leadin

the here's air win speed around the region, easing up, generally turning more westerly as well.est of the take once we level off here. fifty-three is expected high with sunshine, tomorrow, actually milder, neck nick cally but cold front crossing through bringing more cloud, couple showers, and eventually the temperatures to take a hit and back where we should be for weekend. >> all right, katie, thanks very much. looking outside right now, it looks like a little bit of fog shots. not really vine westbound near schuylkill where we had an accident that has been since cleared but it is busier out there. give yourself some extra time. then delaware river bridgette is closed, because of that these are alternates we are using with that being said i want to you know these three bridges very, very busy, trenton morrisville, that is one we have been talking about this morning because for those taking that alternate the route one north and southbound between trenton morrisville bridge and perry street left lane blocked until friday. that is really slowing you town. just head up on that. j

looking pretty mild back home, 10 celsius perhaps as we head to the weekend because we pick up mild south—westerly well. stay tuned for the full uk weather forecast in about half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. let's look through some of the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. top us intelligence officials have given evidence on claims of russian interference in the us election. they warned of cyber attacks as well as other methods of espionage. the hacking was only one part of it. it also entails classical propaganda, disinformation, fake news. in recent years, many scientists have been saying that there has been a slowdown in global warming. new data suggests that is full. —— false. 0ur environment correspondent will talk us through that.

will not be as windy today with the westerly about 10 to 20 miles per hour.ingering rain showers today less wind tomorrow and friday get on outdoors get it done. clean the gutters. any leaves on the trees are down so get your gutters cleaned out. we have serious rain moving into the bay area. from friday through sunday we're expecting 6" of rain in san francisco. when he's the last time you heard a half of foot of rain in san francisco? it's because of this series of storms stacked up and the jet stream riding well over the bay area. we are tapping into subtropical moisture. that atmospheric river that goes all the way back to the hawaiian islands. thursday a bit of a break. friday we'll see a little bit of sunshine. so between now and friday night maybe three-quarters inch of rain additional rain in concord and you pretty much already saw it this morning. over two feet of snow expected between now and friday in the greater lake tahoe area. a winter weather warning is in effect for the next several hours. tahoe report. snow report two feet of snow at alpine a

as well. saturday into sunday, no more north westerlies, a bit of a change, something slightly milder than we've with more cloud around and it will produce a fair amount of rain for many. take care. goodbye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: two key members of the incoming trump administration have strongly backed us intelligence agencies, a day after they were lambasted by the president—elect. mike pompeo and generaljames mattis have also come out much stronger against russia. the united states has ended a long—standing policy that granted special status to cuban immigrants, allowing them to enter and remain in the country without a visa. president obama said it marked an important step in the normalisation of relations with cuba. moscow says the build up of american military in poland is a threat to russia's national security. more than 3,000 us troops are being deployed along nato's eastern front. the hamas security forces in gaza have broken up a protest by thousands of people demanding an end to chronic power cuts.

westerly. so that means it will stay relatively mild as we go through the weekend. who i think could do this job for the government and may actually carry greater respect in government, as a result, and therefore be part of the process, much more than maybe we discover sir ivan was. we‘ll have the latest from westminster as the fallout continues and be talking to the shadow brexit secretary who‘s calling for answers from the government. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm. a man‘s been charged by causing the deaths of two young cousins in oldham by dangerous driving, as they crossed a road on new year‘s even.

we are closely watching our coastal areas as we expect very high waves. 20 to foot west-north westerly swell that could result in coastal erosion. temperaturewise, 50s in san francisco. we will continue to see the rain off and on. not catching a break here until tuesday when all of this rain finally clears out. is it still looking fairly smooth on the roadways? >> the traffic volume is light. major commute traffic in the day. right now the south bay gets a break. the green highlighting that you see over the speed centers, wet roadways. mill valley. over here in novato. a potential for 101 to flood once again. it just reopened yesterday. we don't forget. a smooth look at the san mateo bridge. a potential for delay. >>> so far so good. mike, thank you. >> 4:48. a lot of people haven't given up their samsung galaxy note phones. verizon taking matters into their own hands. >> trying to save people from themselves. we turn now to landon dowdy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. they will try to reverse tuesday's losses today. stocks fell as investors start to question whet

police say he ran toward some teenage girls last month on westerly drive in evesham. he is described as a heavyset white male. >>> well, severe weather batters the south with heavy rain, flashfloods, and power outages, in texas, mississippi, georgia, and florida. >> off initials alabama say four people died after storms caused a tree to fall on their home in rehoboth. cbs news correspondent hena daniels with the latest from new york. >> a string every violent storms are sweeping through the south. bringing heavy rain and flashflooding. making roads treacherous. and bringing down trees and power lines. in southeast alabama, four people were killed monday night, when a tree fell on their mobile home. the national weather service says more than dozen tornado sitings have been reported. in georgia, alabama, and mississippi. >> like a tin can, just ripped it off. >> jill cannon inside her soon to open flower shop in alabama, when the massive storm moved through. >> we were kind of watching, and then all the sudden it was just on top of us, just that fast, the whole building shook. >> animals

detail, as the lowell approaches, its drives in and pulled in this milder air, and as the low clears, we see a north westerlyday will be cloudy and often wet at times, that is likely into the six to ten day period, but as the locals away, will see the colder air digging in, on the chilly side but hopefully from time to time we will get a little more in the way of sunshine. that is how it is looking. bearing in mind, things will turn unsettled next week. tonight at ten: a warning from america's top intelligence officials — russian cyber attacks pose a major threat to the us and beyond. they insist there is no doubt that russia tried to interfere with the us presidential election. i don't think that we've ever encountered a more aggressive or direct campaign to interfere in our election process than we've seen in this case. the president elect donald trump will be briefed about the findings by intelligence officials tomorrow. also tonight... jill saward — the first rape victim in the uk to waive her right to anonymity and campaign against sexual violence has died. i want people to be able to understand just ho

the united states, getting into eastern canada and as it does so it will hit cold air, significant snowfall. the southern flank, strong north—westerlyhe cold air is south, as you go through wednesday and into thursday. some temperatures will be 10 degrees below what we should be. taking a look at the forecast from montreal, plus 22—6 injust look at the forecast from montreal, plus 22—6 in just one day, dropping 9 degrees. —— from plus 2 down to minus six. in a stranger, this massive cloud was close to being a tropical cyclone. —— in australia. the worst of the weather will be to the west of darwin, on the edge of some pretty heavy rainfall, many parts of northern australia looking quite disturbed over the next few days, heavy showers, showers continue in darwin, meanwhile, in perth, stays quite warm, temperatures dropping away quite significantly, 27 degrees on thursday is not too bad. across asia, indonesia, papua new guinea, you can see some sunshine, showers and thunderstorms continuing on that form. lighter winds in the eastern side of china, poor air quality, but up side of china, poor air quality, but up towards thursday, the

as well. temperatures recovering. we finished the day with more of a westerly run of winds coming off the atla ntic westerly run of windsoping system, that uncertainty with timings, it will bring more cloud on wednesday and outbreaks of rain. heavy bursts for a time and after reef mild spell, it shows colder with westerly winds later on. this weather front works south and ends wednesday and takes us into thursday, the ice above, all the way from the arctic. —— the isobars come all the way from the art check. —— from the arctic. frequent showers further north. a raw and icy day. showers falling as snow to lower levels. into a cold spell next weekend. wintry showers as well. there is the chance of an low pressure bringing more rain and potentially hilson as it pushes southwards. as we finished the weekend, it will turn left cold once again, at london winds pushing in, cloudy but also wetter and windy. we swa p cloudy but also wetter and windy. we swap the chance of snow for a little bit more in the way of rain. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm nicholas 0wen. the headlines at 10pm. labour calls for an emerge

as well. some showers down on the north sea coast could be wintering and the north—westerly breeze has been drivingt organising themselves out of the isle of man in an organised band of rain and pushing down through manchester and liverpool. in contrast it was a lovely start across much of east anglia, yes, it was cold but lovely spells of sunshine. that will be the story for the rest of the day. a slice of sunshine for many and showers in east anglia, always a risk of some sleet and snow. staying cold here but further west some clout and some scattered showers, more mild here with seven or 8 degrees. hopefully some sunshine. if you get some showers we could have a light dusting of snow in east anglia but it should be few and far between. temperatures struggling here. here we have the milder air with 7 degrees and a cloud and some showers but generally a better and day for scotland. for the football, in the premier league, it looks like a selection of everything. in the east, the sunshine continues and a further west you are, a chance of a little more clout being a nuisance. those clear skies in th

all change as we move towards friday, a southerly turns into a south—westerly, pulling in the front fromhe atlantic, bringing wet and windy weather. hello. this is bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines: the senior foreign office diplomat, sir tim barrow, has been announced as britain's new ambassador to the eu, as the fallout over the resignation of his predecessor, sir ivan rogers, continues. labour is demanding a government statement. come to the house on monday, make a statement, reassure the house that there is a plan. reassure the house of commons about the team, and let us know what attitude you have to the civil service. a man has been charged with causing the deaths by dangerous driving, of two young girls as they crossed a road on new year's eve in oldham. shares in the clothes retailer next have fallen by 9%, following worse—than—expected sales before christmas, and a gloomy forecast for this year. german police have arrested a tunisian man over the berlin market attack. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has called for the pardon of an israeli soldier convicted of

all change as we move towards friday, a southerly turns into a south—westerly, pulling in the front fromith clive myrie. the headlines: the senior foreign office diplomat, sir tim barrow, has been announced as britain's new ambassador to the eu, as the fallout over the resignation of his predecessor, sir ivan rogers, continues. labour is demanding a government statement. come to the house on monday, make a statement, reassure the house that there is a plan.

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