of england and wales, south—east scotland, especially strong towards the south—east into the channel islandso for monday morning, it's going to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east, but we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point. so we'll have more of a breeze again across the south—east corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure. the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three degrees, perhaps, through the central belt of scotland. further south, we're looking at 7—9 celsius. but as we move deeper into the week, this area of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather — quite a difference to what we've had at the weekend. it does mean, though, it will tur

especially strong towards the south—east and into the channel islands, where we will have further showersuld be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, clear skies here, light winds, some frost and ice. less cloud for the southend west. because we will have more cloud in the breeze. remnants of storm darragh fizzling out at this point. we will have more of a breeze across at the south—east corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you had, closer to the high pressure, the winds will be much lighter and widespread sunshine after the cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three celsius through the central belt of scotland, but further south looking at 7—9 celsius. deeper into the week, the theory of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather. a difference what we have had at the weekend. it does mean it will turn quite chilly and with that benign air mass with very little wind, we could see a bit of cloud at times to —— quite a bit of cloud. when skies clear

of england and wales, south—east scotland, especially strong towards the south—east into the channel islandsoing to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east, but we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point. so we'll have more of a breeze again across the south—east corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure. the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three degrees, perhaps, through the central belt of scotland. further south, we're looking at 7—9 celsius. but as we move deeper into the week, this area of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather — quite a difference to what we've had at the weekend. it does mean, though, it will turn quite chilly, and with tha

of england and wales, south—east scotland, especially strong towards the south—east into the channel islandsurther north, though, high pressure begins to topple in. so for monday morning, it's going to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east, but we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point. so we'll have more of a breeze again across the south—east corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure. the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three degrees, perhaps, through the central belt of scotland. further south, we're looking at 7—9 celsius. but as we move deeper into the week, this area of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather — quite a difference to what w

of england and wales, south east scotland, especially strong towards the south east into the channel islands pressure begins to topple in. so, for monday morning, it's going to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east because we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point, so we'll have more of a breeze again across the southeast corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure, the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three degrees, perhaps, through the central belt of scotland — further south, we're looking at 7—9 celsius. but as we move deeper into the week, this area of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather — quite a difference to what we've had at the weeken

of england and wales, south—east scotland, especially strong towards the south—east into the channel islandsurther showers here. further north, though, high pressure begins to topple in. so for monday morning, it's going to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east, but we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point. so we'll have more of a breeze again across the south—east corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure. the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold and frosty start. temperatures struggling to get much above three degrees, perhaps, through the central belt of scotland. further south, we're looking at 7—9 celsius. but as we move deeper into the week, this area of high pressure dominates the scene, sitting across the uk, bringing very light winds and settled weather — quite

of england and wales, south east scotland, especially strong towards the south east into the channel islands's going to be a cold start for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east because we'll have more cloud around and more of a breeze. but you can see the remnants of storm darragh pretty much fizzling out at this point, so we'll have more of a breeze again across the southeast corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure, the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here after that cold for scotland, northern ireland, with clearer skies here, light winds, some frost and some ice. a little less cold further south and east because we'll have more fizzling out at this point, so we'll have more of a breeze again across the southeast corner, though nowhere near as windy as it has been. the further north and west that you head, closer to the high pressure, the winds will be much lighter with widespread sunshine here

we may, instead of having the showers in the south and east and channel islands instead pick them upall. those are subtle changes from day to day, but it will be another cold feeling day on wednesday despite the sunshine. by thursday, we might start to pick up more moisture and thicker cloud coming back in across central and eastern parts of england into the east of wales, and perhaps a bit more cloud by then for northern ireland and the far north of scotland, slightly less cold as a result, but still theissue of some fog around. then come friday, our weather front starts to push its way southwards. we change our air mass and that will clear out the fog. we get a brisker wind going into the weekend, not strong winds, but a brisk wind and therefore a return to an atlantic wind direction. and it's a bit milder by then, but until then, some frost and fog by night. live from damascus, this is bbc news. i'm lyse doucet. top headlines. israel says it has destroyed syria's naval fleet as it continues its attacks on syrian military installations for a third day. turkey's president erdogan we

fresh east—northeasterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south—east england, down towards the channel islandsth, where we�*ve started off very cold and frosty. temperatures struggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland. otherwise, it�*s seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we�*ll see that cloud continuing across england and wales, streaming in off the north sea, with maybe a few showers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower, but

a lot of cloud and some showers and later some of the showers in the south—east and channel islands willhine for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, cloud in the east breaking, and lighter winds in the north but gusty winds in the south. these white circles represent sustained wind speeds so the gusts will be that bit higher. it will feel cold in glasgow, only 4 degrees. 7 in birmingham but 9 in plymouth and st helier. through this evening and overnight we hang onto a lot of cloud across parts of england and wales. a few showers, some still heavy. the wind is not as strong but still gusty through the english channel. and under clear skies for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england it's going to be cold once again. potentially as low as —10 in the highlands so a widespread frost and again some freezing fog forming. into tuesday, high pressure really establishes itself across the uk, but a weather front draped across the northern isles will at times bring in more cloud but also some spots of rain. come south through the rest of scotland, northern england and

we may, instead of having the showers in the south and east and channel islands instead pick them upo day, but it will be another cold feeling day on wednesday despite the sunshine. by thursday, we might start to pick up more moisture and thicker cloud coming back in across central and eastern parts of england into the east of wales, and perhaps a bit more cloud by then for northern ireland and the far north of scotland, slightly less cold as a result, but still the issue of some fog around. then come friday, our weather front starts to push its way southwards. we change our air mass and that will clear out the fog. we get a brisker wind going into the weekend, not strong winds, but a brisk wind and therefore a return to an atlantic wind direction. and it's a bit milder by then, but until then, some frost and fog by night. live from damascus. this is bbc news. israel says it has destroyed syria's naval fleet as it continues its attacks on syrian military installations for a third day. turkey's president erdogan welcomes the capture of two syrian towns in the north which had been unde

the expo was a chance to learn more about the channel islands with a couple ofjersey cows clearly unawareer, it was the king who attended engagements alone. it was later revealed the queen had pneumonia. here, meeting the cast of gladiator ii, including denzel washington. you've been in so many films, it's fantastic. thank you, thank you. your highness. indistinct a hug? yeah. why not? laughter and he was very happy to give new zealand's women's rugby team a hug. although the king looked to be enjoying being back at work, there had to be adaptations to his schedule to reflect his health. we didn't mean to tackle you! no! laughter there was an anniversary this year which required a significant royal presence. 80 years since the largest seaborne invasion in history — d—day. bagpipes skirl and drums play setting sail to france as they had as young men in 1944. the commemorations were all about the surviving veterans and those who never made it home. june 5, the eve of d—day. those who were able gathered in portsmouth, along with vip guests and the king and queen. field marshal montgomery, co

although these eastern and southern coast of england and the channel islands will continue to see somethe strength of the wind, it's going to feel really cold out ther. now, into monday, it looks quite breezy. fairly cloudy with some showers towards the southeast corner, but further north and west. high pressure building will see more in the way of sunshine. some lingering fog patches which could make it feel very cold indeed. even if the sun comes out, it will be a rather chilly day, and this area of high pressure will tend to establish itself as we head towards the middle part of the coming week. under the high, there'll be a lot of cloud. there'll be some areas of mist and murk, a few bits and pieces of rain and drizzle here and there, but it should be largely dry and much calmer than it has been today. this is bbc news. the headlines: the syrian army says it is boosting the deployment of forces around damascus as rebel fighters continue their advance on the capital from the north and south. state media deny reports president assad has fled the city, where protesters appear to have

a lot of cloud and some showers and later some of the showers in the south—east and channel islands willreaking, and lighter winds in the north but gusty winds in the south. these white circles represent sustained wind speeds so the gusts will be that bit higher. it will feel cold in glasgow, only 4 degrees. 7 in birmingham but 9 in plymouth and st helier. through this evening and overnight we hang onto a lot of cloud across parts of england and wales. a few showers, some still heavy. the wind is not as strong but still gusty through the english channel. and under clear skies for scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england it's going to be cold once again. potentially as low as —10 in the highlands so a widespread frost and again some freezing fog forming. into tuesday, high pressure really establishes itself across the uk, but a weather front draped across the northern isles will at times bring in more cloud but also some spots of rain. come south through the rest of scotland, northern england and northern ireland, we are looking at some sunshine, a bit more cloud at times

fresh east—northeasterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south east england, down towards the channel islandsacross the north, where we've started off very cold and frosty. temperatures struggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland. otherwise, it's seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales, streaming in off the north sea, with maybe a few showers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd sho

we may, instead of having the showers in the south and east and channel islands instead pick them upy, we might start to pick up more moisture and thicker cloud coming back in across central and eastern parts of england into the east of wales, and perhaps a bit more cloud by then for northern ireland and the far north of scotland, slightly less cold as a result, but still the issue of some fog around. then come friday, our weather front starts to push its way southwards. we change our air mass and that will clear out the fog. we get a brisker wind going into the weekend, not strong winds, but a brisk wind and therefore a return to an atlantic wind direction. and it's a bit milder by then, but until then, some frost and fog by night. spiralling debts and a worsening pollution crisis at thames water. it supplies a quarter of the uk's population, so will the governments be forced to wait in? succession of setbacks, rupert murdoch loses a legal bid to hand control of his media empire to his son. but his lawyers vowed to continue the fight. an expensive espresso, a warning for coffee love

fresh east—northeasterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south—east england, down towards the channel islandsnd frosty. temperatures struggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland. otherwise, it�*s seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we�*ll see that cloud continuing across england and wales, streaming in off the north sea, with maybe a few showers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower, but mostly dry at this point, but it could b

fresh east north easterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south east england down towards the channel islandsuggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it�*s 7—9 celsius for england and wales, but factor in the north easterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we�*ll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, —7 celsius and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower but mostly dry at this point, but it could be quite grey and gloomy in the south throughout the da

although these eastern and southern coasts of england and the channel islands will continue to see somemperatures stuck in single digits — factor in the strength of the wind, it's going to feel really cold out there. now, into monday, it looks quite breezy. fairly cloudy with some showers towards the southeast corner, but further north and west, high pressure building will see more in the way of sunshine. some lingering fog patches, which could make it feel very cold indeed. even if the sun comes out, it will be a rather chilly day, and this area of high pressure will tend to establish itself as we head towards the middle part of the coming week. under the high, there'll be a lot of cloud. there'll be some areas of mist and murk, a few bits and pieces of rain and drizzle here and there, but it should be largely dry and much calmer than it has been today. live from london, this is bbc news. the syrian army says it is boosting the deployment of forces around damascus as rebel fighters advance on the capital. state media denies reports that president assad has fled the city, where proteste

fresh east north easterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south east england down towards the channel islandszy, much lighter winds across the north where we've started off, very cold and frosty. temperatures struggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it's 7—9 celsius for england and wales, but factor in the north easterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, —7 celsius and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower

the winds will gradually ease later on, but staying windy all day across the channel islands.d, central southern england. it's feeling cold, as well. there will be plenty of added wind chill, too. 0vernight tonight, the storm continues to fade away. the winds turn a bit more north—easterly, just blowing this cloud further westwards. there will be some showers across the south. underneath the cloud and with the breeze it will stay reasonably mild, but a frost developing with lighter winds and clear skies for scotland and northern ireland, so it's going to be a chilly start to the day here. maybe some patches of mist and fog, as well. high pressure firmly established across the north and the west as we head into monday morning. this is where we're going to be seeing the best of the sunshine. still cloudy, still rather windy across the far south and the east. some of that cloud moving further westwards at times. some showers for east anglia and for parts of kent with that north easterly wind. it's still feeling rather chilly. in fact, temperatures across the central belt may not

showers down to watch the channel islands.cold and frosty. temperatures struggling to get above 304 and four in a few spots in scotland. 0therwise above 304 and four in a few spots in scotland. otherwise it is 79 celsius and factor in the north—easterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. monday night, we see cloud continuing. streaming enough the north sea with a few showers running through the channel. that will stop. temperatures are below two or seven celsius. a cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland. some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its voice across the country. a cold, frosty start in the north. plenty of sunshine. early mist and freezing fog. more cloud for england and wales. the bees beginning to ease. still a feature through the channel. may be the odd shower but mostly dry at this point but could be grey and gloomy in the south. another chilly day to come. cold in the north and struggling to get above freezing in parts of scotland. an area of high pressure dominate

fresh east north easterly breeze could feed in a few showers, south east england down towards the channel islandsd there, but it will stay breezy, much lighter winds across the north where we've started off, very cold and frosty. but it will stay breezy, much lighter winds across the north where we've started off, very cold and frost. temperatures struggling to get much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it's 7—9 celsius for england and wales, but factor in the north easterly breeze, it will feel quite raw. as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures

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although we get storms quite a lot and we're very exposed in guernsey and the channel islands to haveorm quite so bad that i literally am kneeling because i can't stand up. so . because i can't stand up. so. >> oh, wow. well, listen , jess, >> oh, wow. well, listen, jess, hopefully the weather woman said that this will be clearing sometime. maybe tonight and tomorrow. how many days has it been going on like that for you? there ? there? >> well, it really started this morning. and like i said, it's going to be passing through. we've had a few trees down dunngin we've had a few trees down during in the bailiwick, but we've been told that the boat tomorrow has been cancelled and kyrees. so again , being cut off kyrees. so again, being cut off in an island like this is quite difficult when the only way you can get to us is either by sea or by air. so yeah, pretty, pretty hectic here. >> well, let's hope you don't take off there and end up in that water behind you, jess. thank you very much. that's jess major. she's lovely to talk to her. she's a resident in guernsey. she's there braving t

channel crossings is still too high. and thousands gather for mass in corsica, as pope francis visits the island for the first time. w on bbc news — undercover people smugglers. the face of a migrant in the middle of the channel trying to reach safety in the uk. behind every migrant, there are people smugglers. camera shutter clicks men like these. camera shutter clicks they were part of a vast criminal network, all from a carwash in south wales. these are significant players in the people smuggling industry. their network extended to this city in iraq and we go there to investigate the people who trade in desperation and misery. gangs are making millions. are you charging people up to $5,000 in the back of a truck? so, why can't the smugglers be stopped? by planes, boats and automobiles... one, two, three. ..migrants trying to reach the uk and other countries in western europe. thank you so, so much. thank you, bro. nice to meet you. all of these migrants were being smuggled by two men from south wales in the uk — ali khdir and dilshad shamo. they ran a carwash in caerphilly. there's no suggestion that anyone else

channel crossings is still too high. and thousands gather for mass in corsica, as pope francis visits the island for the first time. llo, i'm samantha simmonds. it's feared that thousands of people may have been killed by cyclone chido in the french archipelago of mayotte in the indian ocean. a local official has been quoted as saying that the death toll may be in the thousands. residents have spoken of apocalyptic scenes in mayotte. the mayor of the capital, mam—oud—zou, said nothing had been spared. houses have been destroyed, along with schools and the hospital. french emergency personnel are now on mayotte to chido has now reached northern mozambique after picking up strength crossing the mozambique channel. nickjohnson reports. in a television interview, the prefect of mayotte said hundreds, even thousands of people may have been killed. i think be several hundreds and perhaps thousands died but given the violent storm, we all experienced it in our flesh with our loved ones. i was myself with my colleagues. we found ourselves filling the door. inevitably, much higher count. we will try to do this but it will ob

island in the indian ocean. with has a population of around 300,000 people. it lies in the north of the mozambique channelh east africa, between madagascar and mozambique. the french interior minister, bruno retailleau, arrived on the island earlier, and briefed the staff on the relief efforts sent to mayotte. it was a pretty moving briefing that he gave. have a listen. translation: we have mountains to move ahead of us. _ this task, i know it, will be daunting. it will be very emotionalfor many of you here. so please, do not panic. stay professional, focused and communicate with one another. the key here in our relief operation is to coordinate in the best way possible to make sure we are the most efficient to help those who need it the most. icoming i coming message there, speaking to those involved in trying to look for survivors and also begin the clean—up and help people there. —— a calming message. let's give you some background information about mayotte. mayotte is one of the poorest parts of french territory. around three quarters of the island's population live below the french poverty line. the

that's especially true for one homeowner on long island channelling christmas vacation by making hisncluding this aude to clark's famous moment when he fell off the roof trying to connect the family christmas lights. this is dedication. don't worry, a christmas vacation wouldn't be complete without uncle eddie, along with his rv. [ laughter ] >> michael: wow. >> robin: the rv even? >> will: he's got the whole thing. the family station wagon which famously carted that famous christmas tree back home with identical license plates. jason orsini said he is the real life clark griswold and he even fell off his own roof putting up this homage. there will be many visitors. please bring toys so he can donate them to stoneybrooke's children's hospital. he said the whole experience has left him a better person and more spirited for christmas. the toy drive is a good idea. >> robin: great idea. what does the neighbor think about this? >> will: i don't know. that will be our follow-up play of the day tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> robin: it's awesome. thanks, will. >> will: you got it. >> robin: comi