that turns light and the channel islands. that turns lightand a the channel islands.h the day. a bit more cloud across the south. where you start the day with fog, it could linger throughout, a fair bit of sunshine per christmas eve. it will be a day, after a chilly start, where it stays in the cold side across scotland and northern england especially, mild to the south—west. in england, the threat of fog forming, so if you are driving through christmas, this could be a problem. blue colours on the charts, frost forming quickly after sunset. in the west we have milder air pushing up from the south. it is here where for christmas day there could be some drizzle around at times. the vast majority, though, will be drier, but a bit of festive fog to greet the day. some fog throughout the day in the middle and eastern england, we think at this stage. most places will be drier. variable amounts of cloud, sunshine breaking through. even in the west, where we are most prone to some thick cloud and patchy drizzle, ten to 12 degrees and single figure temperatures further east.

temperatures 11 oi’ the channel islands.will be a cooler day with temperatures in single figures. fog across eastern england after sunset on christmas eve. if you are on the move, be wary of that. you can see the blue colours on the chart once again, but in the west, as we go into christmas day, milder air pushing in the west, as we go into christmas day, milderair pushing its in the west, as we go into christmas day, milder air pushing its way northwards could ring drizzle at times. the christmas day forecast might not be a light one, but for one oi’ might not be a light one, but for one or two it could be a frosty and 41. one or two it could be a frosty and a1. especially across the eastern half of the country, some lingering fog through the midlands and east of england, but sunny spells out. a bit more cloud around compared with christmas eve. in the thick enough fog for some spots of drizzle and temperatures of ten to 12 celsius. single figure hides across the eastern half of the uk. some of that milderair in the eastern

central belt, north—east wales, the central and southern counties of england, maybe into the channel islands seeing something a bit brighter in the day ahead, temperatures perhaps into double figures. wednesday night and thursday morning, still that patchy rain in scotland, though continuing to ease off as the night goes on. we are bringing in some colder air across southern england and south wales, so this is where we could well see a frost going into thursday morning, under clear spells, and maybe a few fog patches as well, that could be dense in some spots and slow to clear on thursday. they do look set to get some sunny spells, and parts of north—east scotland favoured to see some occasional blue sky. cloudy and perhaps a little drizzle from the thick cloud. parts of england and wales turning a little cooler for thursday, but still across northern ireland into scotland will be achieving maybe ten or 11 degrees in places. again, as we go into thursday night into friday, there could be some frost across southern parts with a fog, and then another front coming in the north—west. a brief bit

and gurnsy in the channel islands was a fantastic place for smugglers because technically speaking didn't fall under the authority of parliament as it still doesn't. he dutch were sending in amsterdam at auction and dutch ships will sail another cross the atlantic or land on the eastern coast of england and they also were scandinavians and the swedes would set in stockholm or copenhagen and it would go straight in ships that would head either to america or to new england. as an alternative would go around the north worst of great britain and land in the southwest of scotland, island not so much because the island was too poor to an good market. there was a whole series of destinations and by this time in history it was all pretty well organized, very well organized, indeed, in fact and the prefrpbl government, there is some suggestion the french government encouraged the activities of smugglers because they saw it as a way to undermine the fiscal revenues f england. >> my name is eric sullivan. in your opinion had quebec and montreal not had fallen in 175 and 1760, would the reaction in t

six or seven degrees, but when we factor in the wind chill, it will feel more like —1 for the channel islands chilly—feeling day, leading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. the winds easing a little, so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go on through friday. but elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds won't be quite as strong, so it may feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change because these frontal systems here

at this injured and the channel islands to subzero. norwich, birmingham, freezing.e day. on friday the wind will be lighters or may not deal was cold even though the temperature will still be quite low. a change as you can see as we get into saturday because those fronts in the atlantic will make a little more progress by this stage. windy weather, wet weather for some and as the front runs into cold air, especially over high ground in the north, there could be some snow. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: a city in lockdown, a gunman on the run, after at least three people are killed and a dozen injured at a christmas market in strasbourg. mounting pressure on theresa may as the likelihood of a vote of confidence in her leadership by conservative mps grows. 16,000 jobs and hundreds of contracts on the line. interserve, which does everything from cleaning hospitals to building schools, says it won't become another carillion. drama in the champions league, as liverpool and tottenham make it through to the last

of frost as well for many, the big exception being across south—west england, south wales, the channel islandsng lighter and patchier through the day. always and patchier through the day. always a bit more cloud across southern parts of england and still some lingering fog for one or two but a lot of sunshine did take us through daytime on christmas eve and after that chilly start, the cooler day compared to yesterday for many, with temperatures away from the south—west in single figures. could be some dense fog tomago, the finnish christmas eve in eastern england and into christmas day. this is where it could linger through the day. christmas day itself, variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells. cloudy at times in the west, temperatures around 11 or 12 but for most, christmas day temperatures in single figures. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. our top stories: urgently searching for trapped survivors of the indonesian tsunami, at least 220 people are now known to have died. these cars were parked on the other side of the road, i'm told, and they've been pushed on to

most cloudy in the south—west, where rain will continue in towards the channel islands., quite a frosty start to the festive week. lots of sunshine around, but some lingering fog in northern ireland, east wales and the west midlands but for most, sunny spells. the rain in the south—west will fizzle out. mildest year at 11—12, but for most of cooler day with temperatures in single figures. the big day itself, fog could be an issue in eastern parts of england, where winds are lightest. some patchy drizzle possible in the west. for the vast majority, christmas day will be dry. some festive dry in the east where it stays cool, mildest in the west. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a tsunami hits indonesia, causing widespread devastation. at least 220 people have been killed and more than 800 injured. the death toll is expected to rise. emergency services rush the injured to safety. eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos after waves struck during the night. the water came in at about 5 metres high, and many cars were flown and hit our village. birmingham

if you're spending your day in the channel islands, it'll feel subzero, norwich and birmingham feelingll be lighter, it may not feel as cold, even though the temperatures will still be quite low. a change, as you can see, though, as we get on into saturday, because those fronts in the atlantic will make a bit more progress by this stage. we'll see some windy weather, some very wet weather for some, and as the front runs into cold air, especially over high ground in the north, there could be some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: at least three people are confirmed dead and several others injured in the french city of strasbourg, after a gunman opens fire near a busy christmas market. 0ne eyewitness overlooking the scene filmed the immediate reaction to the attack. what happened was, i heard two distinct noises, but i took them to be firecrackers. but as i turned a corner, i saw one person on the ground with a wound.

five, six or seven degrees, but factor in the wind chill and it will feel more like —1 for the channel islandseling day leading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. winds easing a little so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go through friday. elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds don't feel as strong, so it might feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change, because these frontal systems here will have a bit more im

cloudy in the south—west, where rain will continue in towards the channel islands.y start to the festive week. lots of sunshine around. some lingering fog in northern ireland, east wales and the west midlands, but for most, sunny spells. the rain in the south—west will fizzle out. mildest here, 11—12. for most, a cooler day with temperatures in single figures. the big day itself, fog could be an issue in eastern parts of england, where winds are lightest. some patchy drizzle possible in the west. for the vast majority, christmas day will be dry. some festive frost in the east where it stays cool, mildest in the west. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines. a tsunami, triggered by an erupting volcano, hits indonesia causing widespread devastation. more than 220 people are dead and more than 800 injured. emergency services are battling to save the injured. eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos after waves struck at night. over here, an image that gives you a sense of the power of the waves. these cars, i'm told, were parked on the other side of the road and they

that's the channel between the islands of java and sumatra.ties think the giant wave was probably caused by an underwater landslide that was triggered by an eruption of the nearby volcano, anak krakatau. beaches on the strait, like carita on the west side of java are popular with day trippers and foreign tourists — and they're just 60 kilometres from the volcanic island. 0ur correspondent rebecca henschke sent this report. a popular local tourist destination, now a disaster zone. the only road in, cleared to allow aid supplies to get through. people here now trying to piece together their lives. the next second, a wave engulfed the stage. the lead singer confirmed that four band members had died and that his wife is still missing. this coastline, where the band were playing, is now littered with rubble. rani says she doesn't know how they will rebuild. translation: we were all set up for christmas and the new year holiday period, but it's been destroyed by the waves and the rest has been stolen. what am i going to do? families here say they ha

atlantic, the best of the sunshine at east but not a warm day away from the various south west and channel islandsirfrom the develops across the british isles of mild air from the atlantic and something called from the continent. —— something colder from the continent. this is nnc news. the headlines at 5. police fire tear gas on the streets of paris as anti—government protestors clash with officers in a fourth weekend of demonstrations. police in new zealand are to charge a 26—year—old man with the murder of british backpacker, grace millane — who went missing in auckland last week. sadly the evidence we have gathered to this point of the inquiry have established that this is a homicide. amber rudd becomes the first government minister to publicly discuss an alternative to theresa may's brexit deal. what happened if it is voted down? and anything could happen. there are lots of different things that could happen. most of which they will not wa nt happen. most of which they will not want to happen, so when they

will drag that weather front and back towards the south—west, into the channel, down towards the channel islands night. but by the north, as the clyde skier, temperatures —— at the clouds clear, temperatures —— at the clouds clear, temperatures dip. ten as a minimum implement. 0ne temperatures dip. ten as a minimum implement. one of those warnings yet again across the south—west and quarter, the front taking a time to willie die away. as well, look at some “— willie die away. as well, look at some —— really die away. as well look at some fog, and despite the presence of quite a bit of sunshine, monday, christmas eve, of course, a really decent sort of day arrizabalaga south—western really decent sort of day arriza balaga south—western quarter. christmas eve, through christmas night into christmas day itself, high pressure the dominant feature. what does that mean for christmas day? driver many, certainly, a bit of frost and fog, the cloud will include the cost those western areas, and there may a spot of something, but it went to much out towards those western areas. the best of the fenton in th

central belt, north—east wales, the central and southern counties of england, maybe into the channel islands day ahead, and almost across the board temperatures are perhaps into double figures. wednesday night and thursday morning, still that patchy rain in scotland, though continuing to ease off as the night goes on. we are bringing in some colder air across southern england and south wales, so this is where we could well see a frost going into thursday morning, under clear spells, and maybe a few fog patches as well, that could be dense in some spots and slow to clear on thursday. when they do, we will get to see some sunny spells, and parts of north—east scotland favoured to see some occasional blue sky. cloudy and perhaps a little drizzle from the thicker cloud. there'll be parts of england and wales turning a little bit cooler for thursday, but still across northern ireland into scotland will be achieving maybe ten or 11 degrees in places. again, as we go into thursday night into friday, there could be some frost across southern parts with a frost, and then another front coming in the n

stop the best of the sunshine in the east but not a warm day away from the far south—west and channel islandsthe week unfolding as a battle develops between mild air from the atlantic and something colder from the continent. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police have fired tear gas on the streets of paris as thousands of anti—government protestors stage more demonstrations against the french president, emmanuel macron. police in new zealand say they're set to charge a 26—year—old man with the murder of a british backpacker. grace millane, who's 22 and from essex, was last seen earlier this month. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has warned the country would be in uncharted territory if mps reject theresa may's brexit deal. six people including five teenagers have been killed and more than 100 injured in a stampede at a nightclub in northern italy. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: can tech save the world? we've got plastic soup, solar islands and recycled cars. planet earth is under attack... from us. we are depleting its resources, contaminating its waters

developing more widely across southern counties of england during the afternoon and into the channel islandsasonal feel to things. from wednesday into thursday morning, rain in north—west scotland easing, a good deal of cloud around with a few breaks here and there are more especially across southern england, maybe into south wales and this is where we will see the lowest temperatures. this is where we are most likely to see frost in places and it could be fog patches perhaps slow to clear. where they do clear we will see sunshine and again on thursday, north—east scotland will see blue sky in places and many other places will be cloudy but still essentially dry. the temperatures are still on the mild side but many parts of england and wales mayjust shave a couple of degrees off compared for boxing day. high pressure is still close by, generally in charge going into friday but we will see a weather front coming in from the atlantic. ahead of it, southern areas could start friday again with dense fog. a weakening spell of rain moving across scotland and northern england and nothing left of th

away from the south—west, leaden skies throughout the day here and into the channel islands.f you had examples of not warm by any means, but at least there is plenty of sunshine. for christmas day, that high pressure still dominating proceedings, and we get a still dominating proceedings, and we geta run still dominating proceedings, and we get a run of southerly air, the isobars coming up across the western pa rt isobars coming up across the western part of the british isles. the headline story for christmas day itself, dry for many, a little bit of frost and fog around a cloud increasing, especially in the west, and that could produce the odd spot of rain or drizzle, but not amounted to much. we may have some fog especially in eastern spots. the driestair especially in eastern spots. the driest air allows a bit of sunshine perhaps for the south—east, east of the pennines, north—east scotland for the pool on the eastern side, but temperatures boosted in the west. as the high pressure still dominates into the middle part of that week, some of that mild air eventually gets fur

six or seven degrees, but when we factor in the wind chill, it will feel more like —i for the channel islands day, leading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. the winds easing a little, so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go on through friday. but elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds won't be quite as strong, so it may feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change because these frontal systems here will have a bi

it will feel subzero in the channel islands, freezing in birmingham, one degree in glasgow, certainlyl because thursday night will be more clear spells. the winds by this stage might dropa spells. the winds by this stage might drop a little bit. this is a recipe for quite a widespread frost across scotland, england and wales. you can see the shading on the chart, towns and cities down the wheezing in the countryside, liam coltman that. for northern ireland, not quite as cold as he will have some cloud and showery rain. we will continue to season cloud and a little bit of rain here during friday. still some showers blowing into some of these north sea coast and it looks like a cold day on the face of it that the winds will not be quite as strong at this point, so it might not feel quite as bitter. and then the changes we start the weekend because these funds the atla ntic weekend because these funds the atlantic will have a bit more all about them. they will make a bit more progress, as we are going to bring some wet weather across the country. —— oomph. just about anywhere, they could

of frost, too, for many, the big exception being across south—west england, south wales, the channel islandsr and patchier through the day. always a bit more cloud across southern parts of england, and still some lingering fog for one or two. but a lot of sunshine to take us through daytime on christmas eve, and after that chilly start, the cooler day compared to yesterday for many, with temperatures away from the south—west in single figures. could be some dense fog to finish christmas eve in eastern england and into christmas day. this is where it could linger through the day. christmas day itself, variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells. cloudy at times in the west, temperatures around 11 or 12. but, for most, christmas day temperatures in single figures. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is martin stanford. here are the top stories: urgently searching for trapped survivors of the indonesian tsunami, at least 280 people are now known to have died. these cars, i am told, were parked on the other side of the roa

if you're spending your day in the channel islands, it'll feel subzero, norwich and birmingham feelingiday the winds will be lighter, it may not feel as cold, even though the temperatures will still be quite low. a change, as you can see, though, as we get on into saturday, because those fronts in the atlantic will make a bit more progress by this stage. we'll see some windy weather, some very wet weather for some, and as the front runs into cold air, especially over high ground in the north, there could be some snow. this is bbc news. the headlines: a gunman has opened fire in the french city of strasbourg, near a busy christmas market. in an emergency meeting in paris, the country's interior minister confirmed the gunman is still on the run after killing three people and wounding at least 12 others. the gunman is known to the authorities, who have begun a terror investigation. officials say he had been previously identified as a national security risk, while a raid on his apartment has uncovered a number of grenades. the french government says it is taking immediate steps to stregthe

if you spend a day in the channel islands, feeling subzero, norwich and birmingham feeling like breezyy deal to a. on friday the wind will be lighter, it may not feel as cold either the temperatures will be low. a change as we get on into saturday because those fronts in the atlantic make more progress by this stage, seeing windy weather, wet weather for some and as the front runs into cold airare for some and as the front runs into cold air are especially over high air in the north, there could be some snow. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story. a gunman has opened fire in the french city of strasbourg, near a busy christmas market. at least four people have been killed — according to the local mayor — and more than eleven others injured. security forces engaged the gunman in a ten minute shootout — he's reportedly still at large. much of the city, including the nearby european parliament remain closed off. officials said the attacker had been previously identified as a national security risk. local media are reporting that police raided the suspect‘s home on tuesday m

you spend your day in the channel islands, it will feel subzero, more like freezing in norwich and inind will be lighter so despite low—temperatu re it may the wind will be lighter so despite low—temperature it may not look quite asjulie. and as you can see, there is a change on saturday because those ones that have been struggling to break through will make a little more progress at this stage. it will turn windy and very wet for many and as the front runs into some cold air there is the potential for snow, particularly over high ground in the north. this is your business briefing. out on bail. the chinese technology executive stopping our president trump said he may intervene if it would help get the china trade deal. and another possible easing of those trade tensions, china proposes to cut tariffs on us made cars from 40 to 15%. and financial markets therefore are looking on the bright side, you can see strong games on the main markets across asia as there seems to be progress on those trade. —— trade talks.

plenty of snow in the south—west where rain will continue into the channel islands.ome lingering fog in east wales and the east midlands. the rain in the south—west is going to fizzle out. mild weather. foremost a cooler day with temperatures in single figures. fog may be an issue in eastern england where the wind is lightest. some patchy drizzle. for the vast majority christmas day will be dry. it will stay cool in the east, mildest in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines... a tsunami hit indonesia, causing widespread devastation. at least 220 people have been killed and more than 800 injured. the death toll is expected to rise. emergency services rushed to be injured to safety. eyewitnesses described scenes of chaos after wave struck during the night. the water came in about five metres high, and many cars were floating, and hit our village. sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport, as two people arrested on friday are released without charge. flights have resumed at burnley after they we re have resumed at

it will feel subzero in the channel islands, freezing there in birmingham, one degree in glasgow.l bring more clear spells. the winds by this stage might drop a little bit. this is a recipe for quite a widespread frost across scotland, england and wales. you can see the blue shading on the chart, towns and cities down to freezing. in the countryside, a little colder than that, but for northern ireland, not as cold because here we'll have some cloud and showery rain, and we'll continue to see cloud and a little bit of rain here during friday. elsewhere, a lot of sunshine. still some showers blowing into some of these north sea coasts. now, it looks like a colder day on the face of it, but the wind won't be quite as strong at this point, so it might not feel quite as bitter. and then, a change as we start the weekend because these fronts the atlantic will have a bit more oomph about them. they'll make a bit more progress, so we're going to bring some wet weather across the country. but that wet weather running into some cold air, so, just about anywhere, there could temporarily be s

five, six or seven degrees, but factor in the wind chill and it will feel more like —1 for the channel islandsleading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. winds easing a little so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go through friday. elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds don't feel as strong, so it might feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change, because these frontal systems here will have a bit more impetus abou

some drizzle towards the channel islands, south—west england. that will turn lighter in the day.cloud continues across southern areas. for many, it isa dry across southern areas. for many, it is a dry day, christmas eve, plenty of sunshine. temperatures in single figures for most of you. into the evening, eastern parts of england, if you are on the move driving home from christmas, there could be some dense fog to take is into the start of christmas day. you can see the blue colours, widespread frost england and wales, easing through western areas mile —— as mild air pushes through. patchy frost in the morning and that you lingering fog patches across south—eastern areas of england especially. a bit more breeze through christmas day and around the hills and post most likely to see some drizzle. there will still be some sunshine around and temperatures 11 or 12 towards the west. christmas night into boxing day, we take milder air a bit further across the country. the weather front in the far north will bring out rates of rain and drizzle distant around the highlands. into boxing d

developing more widely across southern counties of england during the afternoon and into the channel islandsonal feel to things. from wednesday into thursday morning, rain in north—west scotland easing, a good deal of cloud around, a few breaks here and there but more especially across southern england, maybe into south wales, and this is where we will see the lowest temperatures as thursday begins. this is where we are most likely to see frost in places and it could be fog patches perhaps slow to clear. where they do clear, we will see some sunshine and again on thursday, north—east scotland will see blue sky in places, many other places will be cloudy but still essentially dry. the temperatures are still on the mild side but many parts of england and wales mayjust shave a couple of degrees off that compared for boxing day. high pressure is still close by, still generally in charge going into friday but we will see a weather front coming in from the atlantic. ahead of it, southern areas of the country could start friday again with dense fog in places. a weakening spell of rain moving across

might say five, seven degrees but factor in the wind chill and it will feel more like —1 for the channel islandseling day leading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. more in the way of clear, starry skies in and the winds easing a little allowing temperatures to drop, especially scotland, england and wales and you can see the blue shading on the temperature chart, towns and cities getting down to freezing why touch below, colder than that in the countryside. in northern ireland, more cloud, patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go through friday. elsewhere, as we go through friday. elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. these numbers don't look particularly impressive, three, four, five, but by friday the winds don't feel as strong so it might feel a bit less bitter. as we head towards the weekend, a change because these frontal systems here will have a bit more impetus about them. they'll make more progress, bringing wet weather across the country but that rain running into col

developing more widely across some southern counties of england during the afternoon, and into the channel islandsd, unseasonal feel to things. now, as we go on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, the rain in north—west scotland easing, a good deal of cloud around, a few breaks here and there, but more especially across southern england, maybe into south wales. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures as thursday begins. this is where we're most likely to see a frost in places, and there could be some fog patches, perhaps dense and slow to clear, as well. now, where they do clear, we will see some sunshine, and again on thursday, it's north—east scotland that will see some blue sky in places. many other places will be cloudy, but still essentially dry. and as for the temperatures, still on the mild side, but i think for many parts of england and wales, you mayjust shave two or three degrees off that temperature compared with what we're getting for boxing day. now, high pressure is still close by, still generally in charge going into friday, but we are going to see a weath

away from this south—western quarter, leaden skies throughout the day here and down into the channel islandsof that fog if you had some first up. not warm at all, but at least you've got plenty of sunshine to play with. as i take you out of christmas eve into christmas day, that high pressure still dominating proceedings. we've got a run of southerly air coming up these isobars, right up and across the western british isles. so, the headline story for christmas day itself is dry for many, a bit of frost and fog around, the cloud will increase particularly across those western areas, and i think that could produce the odd spot of rain or drizzle, but not amounting to very much. so, we may have a little bit of fog particularly across eastern spots, the driest of the air allowing a bit of sunshine for perhaps the south—east, east of the pennines and north—east of scotland. cool on the eastern side, with that run of southerlies out towards the west it boosts the temperatures. and as that higher pressure still dominates into the middle part of the week, some of that mild air eventually, as the is

cloudy to the south—west, where rain will continue towards the channel islands.shine around, lingering fog through northern ireland, east wales and the west midlands. for most, sunny spells and even the rain towards the south—west will fizzle out. mildest at 11 or 12 degrees. foremost, a much cooler day, with temperatures in single figures. fogg could be more of an issue eastern parts of england, where wind is lightest. some patchy drizzle possible in the west. for the vast majority, christmas day will be a dry one. a bit of festive frost to the east, where it stays cool. mildest in the west. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: the rescue effort in indonesia after a tsunami kills more than 200 people. hundreds of others were injured as a wave, thought to be triggered by a volcano, tore into the coast. translation: what was the government doing? at first they said they hadn't been a tsunami last night. they took ages to act. these waves we re they took ages to act. these waves were devastating. sussex police are examining a damaged drone foun

fronts to be confined to the southern counties of england and the first those of waste and the channel islandsspread frost. watch out for fog as well. merseyside and the north of wales and the a1 corridor. quite tricky if you are on the move first thing on monday. away from the south—western quarter it will be a pretty cheery day with sunshine on offer are provided you get rid of the fog. not the warmest of days is specially where you keep the fog but the mild air trapped where you keep the fog but the mild airtrapped in the where you keep the fog but the mild air trapped in the south—western quarter. from monday into tuesday, christmas eve into christmas day, high pressure still close by to the british isles, southerly air up the western side. dry for many, a bit of rust and fog on christmas day, cloud increasing towards the west that there will be some drizzle from that cloud. christmas day, tuesday, a lot of cloud around, the best of the brightness in the north—east of england and the rockies that scotland. towards the east, five or six, towards the west 11 or 12 and that goes to the wester

most cloudy in the south—west, where rain will continue in towards the channel islands.e around, but some lingering fog in northern ireland, east wales and the west midlands but for most, sunny spells. the rain in the south—west will fizzle out. mildest year at 11—12, but for most of cooler day with temperatures in single figures. the big day itself, fog could be an issue in eastern parts of england, where winds are lightest. some patchy drizzle possible in the west. for the vast majority, christmas day will be dry. some festive dry in the east where it stays cool, mildest in the west. goodbye for now.

claudia is towards the south—west, where rain will continue into the channel islands, 10—11 here.ts of sunshine around, some lingering fog in northern ireland, east wales and the west midlands. but for most, sunny spells. even the rain in the south—west will fizzle out. 11—12 the most, and a cooler day for the rest. as for the big day, fog could be more of an issue in eastern parts of england, where winds are lightest. some patchy drizzle possible in the west. for the vast majority, christmas day will be a dry run. a bit of festive frost in the east, where it stays cool is that in the west. bye for 110w. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a tsunami hits indonesia, causing widespread devastation. at least 220 people have been killed and more than 800 injured. the death toll is expected to rise. emergency services rush the injured to safety. eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos after waves struck during the night. the water came in at about five metres high, and many cars were flown and hit our village. sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence

across the south—west so that's bringing rain to south wales, devon and cornwall and into the channel islandslands, merseyside, cheshire, northern ireland and into central scotland. some of that will be slow to clear and where it lingers it will hold down the temperatures. but outside of that as we travel further north you can see that it will be a bright 01’ sunny you can see that it will be a bright or sunny start to the day. so through the course of the day as i mentioned some of the fog will lift, but someone. as we move north, that is where you have the brightest, sunniest skies. in the south, there will be more cloud around and we also have the patchy rain in the south west and south wales. temperature—wise today, well, cooler than yesterday, but if you are under the cloud in the south—west, temperatures in double figures, if you are under the fog, only as high as two degrees in soccer. over night, more fog will form for eastern england —— falkirk. it won't be as cold here as it will be in the east, and the cloud will be thick enough for the odd sport or drizzle. so into christmas day,

six or seven degrees, but when we factor in the wind chill, it will feel more like —1 for the channel islandso a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. the winds easing a little, so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go on through friday. but elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds won't be quite as strong, so it may feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change because these frontal systems here will have a bit more impetus ab

if you're spending your day in the channel islands, it'll feel subzero, norwich and birmingham feelingon friday the winds will be lighter, it may not feel as cold, even though the temperatures will still be quite low. a change, as you can see, though, as we get on into saturday, because those fronts in the atlantic will make a bit more progress by this stage. we'll see some windy weather, some very wet weather for some, and as the front runs into cold air, especially over high ground in the north, there could be some snow. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: at least three people are confirmed dead, several others wounded in the french city of strasbourg, after a gunman opens fire near a busy christmas market. one eyewitness overlooking the scene filmed the immediate reaction to the attack. what happened was, i heard two distinct noises, but i took them to be firecrackers. but as i turned a corner, i saw one person on the ground with an apparent headshot wound, at least one. as the manhunt closes d

six or seven degrees, but when we factor in the wind chill, it will feel more like —1 for the channel islandsday, leading into a pretty chilly night thursday night into friday. there'll be more in the way of clear, starry skies ahead. the winds easing a little, so that will allow temperatures to drop, particularly across scotland, england and wales. you can see this blue shading on our temperature chart. towns and cities will get down to freezing or a touch below. it could be colder than that in the countryside. not quite as cold across the far west, particularly northern ireland, because here, there'll be more cloud, there'll be some patchy rain. this old weather front still lingering here as we go through friday. but elsewhere, a decent amount of sunshine. still the potential for one or two showers blowing into north sea coasts. now, these numbers don't look particularly impressive — three, four, five degrees — but by friday, the winds don't feel as strong, so it may feel a bit less bitter. so as we head towards the weekend, a change because these frontal systems here will have a bit more i

developing more widely across some southern counties of england during the afternoon, and into the channel islandsble figures for that mild, unseasonal feel to things. now, as we go on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, the rain in north—west scotland easing, a good deal of cloud around, a few breaks here and there, but more especially across southern england, maybe into south wales. and this is where we'll see the lowest temperatures as thursday begins. this is where we're most likely to see a frost in places, and there could be some fog patches, perhaps dense and slow to clear, as well. now, where they do clear, we will see some sunshine, and again on thursday, it's north—east scotland that will see some blue sky in places. many other places will be cloudy, but still essentially dry. and as for the temperatures, still on the mild side, but i think for many parts of england and wales, you mayjust shave two or three degrees off that temperature compared with what we're getting for boxing day. now, high pressure is still close by, still generally in charge going into friday, but we

the wind by thursday it will feel more like this, sub zero if you are spending your day in the channel islandserature is looking low but the wind will not be a strong, so it will not feel as bitingly cold by this stage. on saturday, more of a change. we will see some rain spreading in from the west as these frontal systems start to make some progress. some very wet weather to come in places on saturday, windy weather, and over high ground in the north there is the potential for some snow. high ground in the north there is the potentialfor some snow. quite high ground in the north there is the potential for some snow. quite a lot going on, we will keep you up—to—date, but from me, for now, it is good night. this is bbc news. i'm babita sharma with a bbc world news special programme on the attack in strasbourg. lockdown in the french city of strasbourg after a gunman opens fire near a busy christmas market. at least two people are reported dead — several others injured. one eyewitness overlooking the scene filmed the immediate reaction to the attack. what happened was i heard two big noises but

if you're spending your day in the channel islands, it'll feel subzero, norwich and birmingham feelingow, on friday the winds will be lighter, so it may not feel as cold, even though the temperatures will still be quite low. a change, as you can see, though, as we get on into saturday, because those fronts in the atlantic will make a bit more progress by this stage. we'll see some windy weather, some very wet weather for some, and as the front runs into cold air, especially over high ground in the north, there could be some snow. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: a massive manhunt in the french city of strasbourg, after a gun attack leaves at least three people dead and a dozen wounded. the gunman's known to the authorities, who've begun a terror investigation. france's government says its taking immediate steps to strengthen security across the country. britain's prime minister tours europe, trying to rescue her brexit deal. but at home, a leadership challenge looks increasingly likely. a special report on the migrants rescued from the english channel, as they de