christopher: there was a reason it was highly shorted, obviously.m not an expert in gamestop by enemies. what i will be looking for is them to actually raise capital at these levels. we have seen some of these other companies do that, issue converts, issue stock and basically give themselves the opportunity to remake themselves. i think we all know how this is going to end. much like covid, we know it's going to end. there's probably going to be a lot of pain for some people along the way. it's probably going to end in tears for a lot of these retail investors and hedge funds. francine: will it change the rules? christopher: i think the system is doing what it is supposed to do. within the requirements for the clearinghouses, margin accounts and things like that, you know, these are the breaks that are in the system. the new sec chairman is going to have a lot of issues to look at and i am sure this will be high on the list, both on the retail side and on the hedge side. is it right the hedge funds are more than 100% sure individual stocks? should w

. >> reporter: one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tapp.s no felon, but he was an admitted druggy, and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource officer, now detective fuhrman.n >> he was in trouble at the tim or two. >> i trust you, and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> reporter: yes, said tapp, he trusted fuhriman, but didn't know anything about angie's murder. >> if i did know anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> reporter: and having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. a couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him, i says, what are you doing? i says, this is a murder case. >> reporter: this is tapp's mother vera. she understood what he apparently did not, that her son was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble.e >> he said, mom, i don't have anything to hide, and i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> reporter: but it didn't quite work out that way. before lon

that's pretty deep and why are we trying to expedite christopher steele to the u.s. and wasting time on a guy in the media? joining us with the latest, john solomon, investigative reporter, chief editor. this is big. >> it is. i've been through all the documents at least one time and i'll give you some of the highlights from the early stuff. most important of all the documents is what i call the september 2017 confessional year after he was fired, terminated by the fbi, christopher steele sat back down by the agents and described his motives and what he did and there were some bombshell revelations. first off as you just reported, his motive for going for the news media and trading the false russian collusion narrative during the 2016 election because of the email scandal had reared its head against hillary clinton. he was concerned it would hurt hillary clinton's chances, so he put the russia story out there to help distract from her scandal. secondly, he admits another one of his motives was he considered donald trump to be his main opponent. he considered donald t

i asked because christopher steel, jim trusty, christopher steele testified to a british court he was hillary clinton's team to big up dirt on donald trump in order to overturn the 2016 election that hillary lost. the fbi guys said this is politicized. why did they go with it? >> because they were politicized. look, steele was clearly a political actor. bruce ohr even warned the fbi, hey, chris is obsessed with seeing trump lose. they dequalify him as informant because he joins media, mr. steele and still use information through bruce ohr. they were determined to get there no matter how many rules they broke. that is what durham has to focus on, the focal points not validating ongoing informability by christopher steele, that was struck down by strzok. not updating fisa court. a lot of red flags for him to look at. elizabeth: okay, jim trusty, thanks so much for joining us, really appreciate it. >> sure. see ya. elizabeth: up next this big fight, the media is now debating whether or not to do what democrats want, a quote, new congressional commission called truth and reconciliation to

senate that without a doubt christopher steele's material was politically motivated.nt said, it was completely obvious that this information intended to be used by one of the parties against the other. wow. that didn't stop the fbi agents from coordinating with steele even after he was removed as an official fbist source. according to this transcript, they continued to communicate with steele by using doj official bruce ohr as an intermediary. his wife worked for fusion gps, where steel worked with the dossier. joining us now to unpack all of this and to help us preview what we expect all of thesese excluse documents to show coming from the white house and elsewhere, john solomon, let's break this down completely. there's a lot here, you've been trying, i've been trying, many of us have been trying out for years to get a lot of this information. now in the final moments were going to get it? >> we are going to get it, it's going to drop our jaw, even though we've seen many revelations over the years. one example that is certain to be in the documents, the fbi into wor

up-to-date with storm christoph. what have we got?— up-to-date with storm christoph.eas where rain levels are _ at the minute is in areas where rain levels are already high. anywhere from _ levels are already high. anywhere from east — levels are already high. anywhere from east lancashire through to yorkshire. — from east lancashire through to yorkshire, the pennines, the dales. this is— yorkshire, the pennines, the dales. this is where — yorkshire, the pennines, the dales. this is where i met office amber warning — this is where i met office amber warning is— this is where i met office amber warning is in place. the rain is relentless _ warning is in place. the rain is relentless. for some it will not ease _ relentless. for some it will not ease off — relentless. for some it will not ease off until thursday morning. particularly the western side of the pennines— particularly the western side of the pennines coming to snowdonia, northern— pennines coming to snowdonia, northern ireland wet as well, what has well— northern ireland wet as well, what has well in — northe

sanjiv joshi, thank you very much for your time. _ storm christoph is with us.oding other spots with further rain in the west of england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland especially. it won�*t rain everywhere today, dry and brighter weather in east anglia and the south—east and the northern half of scotland where, after a frosty start, after some showers, a sunny but cold afternoon. further south, to go with some of the strongest winds touching gale force, the mothers of the air with temperatures peeking around 11—12. mild in england and wales and windy tonight, further rain at times in all areas but most persistent in northern england and western parts of wales. the rain eases a bit in northern ireland, it remains in the south and east of scotland but mixed in, we should see some more snow. further west, frosty and in some places and icy starting wednesday morning. wednesday we do it all again, more cloud and rain for england and wales. a wetter day for east anglia and the south—east. most persistent remains across snowdonia and in towards the n

we didn't know that witness had this connection to christopher steele. information about to be made public thanks to the and his declassification decision. lou: absolutely. and history, as the radical dems wanted it to be written even by their fellow travelers, it has just, it has just exploded. the truth is about to be presented to the american people. and when it is, there will be quite a different view of a number of, number of actors who worked against the interest of the nation and this president for over four years. john solomon if, we look forward to seeing you again soon, hopefully tomorrow evening, with more on the revelations on obamagate as the president has, has declassified those documents. >>> up next, rinos in georgia punishing legislators for supporting president trump. what in the world are they doing in georgia? a state lawmaker and an unabashed trump supporter, georgia's vernon jordan, joins me here next. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. so you

the reason for all of these problems is storm christoph, this deep area of low pressure.tart to thursday. it means ice is possible, well, just about anywhere — a lot of surface water lying around aside from where we see showers falling first thing. but wintry weather for scotland the biggest issue through the course of the day. the rain, improving across northern england. still some showers around here, though. still some wintry, even as far south as the southern pennines, perhaps the odd one getting into the peaks. to the far south of the uk, perhaps some rain grazing the south coast. much of england and wales seeing a dry and sunny day but feeling chillier certainly. northern ireland largely fine. scotland keeps on packing in those wintry showers even overnight thursday into friday as christoph pulls off towards scandinavia. there will be some, as well, for northern ireland, a few more for northern england but scotland with the greatest risk of piling up some more snowfall. a widespread frost, though, takes us into friday. so, again with that surface water sitting aroun

why aren't we tryingtt to expede christopher steele to the u.s. time on a guy in the media called julian a sans. joining us now, john solomon, investigative reporter, chief editor. okay, this is big. >> yeah, it is, sean. i've been through all of the documents at least one time now, and i will give highlights. the most important of all of the documents is what i call the september 2017 confessional. a year after he was fired, terminated by the fbi, christopher steele sat back down with the agents and described his motives and tactics, what he did come and there are some bombshell revelations. first off, as you just reported, his motive for going to theep ns media and trading the false russia collusion narrative in the 2016 election was the email scandal had reared its head again against hillary clinton. he was concerned it was going to hurt hillary clinton's chances, so he put the russia story out there to help kind of distract from her scandal. secondly, he admits -- another one of his motives was that he m considered donald trump to be his main

friday, christoph is over near scandinavia. next few days, then, christoph brings the risk of some flooding, particularly focused across parts of england, and blizzards are drifting heavy snow across scotland wednesday night into thursday. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. donald trump is in his final day in office — as washington prepares forjoe biden's inauguration. but with hours left of his presidency, one of donald trump's biggest allies, mitchmcconnell, has turned against him for last week's capitol riots. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. wednesday's ceremony will be different to any other presidential inauguration in history. two of the 25,000 national guards deployed in washington fail vetting by the fbi. as thousands of honduran migrants are blocked in guatemala from moving north towards the us, we'll be looking at what changes joe biden is making to america's tough immigration policy. and the uk records the highest number of deaths from covid—19 in a

friday, christoph is over near scandinavia.ys, then, christoph brings the risk of some flooding, particularly focused across parts of england, and blizzards are drifting heavy snow across scotland wednesday night into thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 0n donald trump's final day in office, his staunchest ally in the senate directly blames the president for the deadly capitol hill riots. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. for his part, donald trump releases a farewell video, expressing pride over his achievements of the past four years. we did what we came here to do and so much more. president—electjoe biden leads a ceremony to honour the 400,000 americans who have died from covid—19. to heal, we must remember. and it's hard sometimes to remember.

harris executive director of on hyphenated america christopher thank you very much for joining us now these are definitely some stored unary scenes we're seeing today what do you what's your take on on all of this what you think about it. i think we need to find some of the people who broke into the capitol building some of the ones like the guy wearing the bullhorns i think his name is jack and jelly right let's go find him let's arrest those people let's check their backgrounds see where they came from because there's been plenty reports that answer phone busts in people like they've done everywhere listen folks you've had several days i know lots of people who came here washington d.c. who been here for 2 or 3 days peacefully protest peacefully or not to mostly peaceful like the mainstream media try to say as portland they can osha and all those other cities were being burned by and but when you get trump supporters together it's a peaceful protest you had the equivalent of 2 infantry divisions of well armed patriots who went to richmond virginia last year and you know what they di

s a political and risk advisory firm on east africa and we have christophe teka singh electra at the institute of development at the university of antwerp he researches governance and conflict in uganda and because of the internet blackout in uganda joining us on the line is joseph the chair no senior member of uganda people's congress and opposition party a warm welcome to you wall i'd like to start with you joseph you're on the ground before we look at the challenges that were 70 faces now bobbie one has rejected the results as we heard there from catherine's pace but the one says he's considering norm violent options to challenge the results how do you see this playing out. it is very very interesting that. mr 70 at the beginning suggested that this would be the funniest elections this independence i think this will be an insult to democracy and indeed an insult to the people you can miss from a 70 very well but if he won the elections he won it in a manner which is completely contrary to the processes and the basics of democracy about how it will play around. here nor there i thi

number of guests on to the program we've got executive director of on hyphenated america dot org christopher horace legal media analyst little political activists on funny rogers writes gentlemen you're all welcome and christopher can we kick off with you just brick done for us how important this one vote is today a lot resting on voters of one state normally people don't know whether their senators will control the balance of power in congress when taking to the polls this is the exact opposite. this is truly the balance of power and. you know if we're not going to win the white house now there's a lot of. we're going to hold way to if we don't hold weight we absolutely need to have control in the senate. whoever takes it it's going to be by a razor thin majority if the republicans lose will they have the numbers the unity in fact to block legislation or does it all boiled down and to one person anyway the majority leader who decides what gets voted on and what doesn't and sunny. you have this is a very very good question and to the point that the gentleman just made regarding what happens

that rain coming from storm christoph, that's the centre of the storm there.ards into the colder air there will be more snow falling overnight and into thursday morning. especially in scotland, could be li0 cm of snow and perhaps as much as that over the high ground, some snow over other hills of scotland and the northern pennines. drier further south, but it will be colder, and it will feel colder in the wind as well. two main areas of concern, really, the wet weather in the next few days bringing flooding. especially northern england, midlands and eastern england. if that was not enough we've got this increasing risk of snow, particularly scotland with blizzards and drifting of the snow in the hills. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today. on his last full day as president, donald trump orders travel restrictions on the uk and the eu to be lifted. butjoe biden says it's too late and the bans will stay. storm christoph brings danger to life flood warnings with snow also expected. it is rain that will be the

storm christoph certainly causing trouble.of flooding will build over the next couple of days to two thursday, especially focused across parts of england, and for scotland, some horrendous conditions high up on wednesday night into thursday, with drifting of the snow and some blizzards, i would not recommend travelling in those conditions. a reminder of our top story... hospitals face increasing pressure, as one in ten people across the uk had contracted covid—i9 by the end of december. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. it's being called one of the best test series wins by an any away team — india beating australia in the fourth and final match at the gabba in brisbane, a ground where the home side haven't lost in 32 years. they sealed it with a record run—chase. shubman gill and rishabh pant edging them closer to their target of 328 on a thrilling final day. but with wicket

christopher: u2. thank you. jon: i think it is mission critical for a program at this to continue the conversation. that is the debate. when people make the cyclical call, what is the duration of the call? tom: the x access is everything, and to your point on duration, it goes to the pandemic winners. about amazon, they got a huge pandemic pop, but what does it do to the x axis as well, and that could be every conversation we have, the timing -- the cliche -- john, where is the bridge -- where is the bridge to? jon: the bridge to wear -- the second half of this year, maybe? tom: i am talking about the bridge to when we get ferro back in the office. lisa: that bridge is getting shorter. rumor has it. that bridge is getting short. there is a question, i will say, not about growth trajectory, but the policy bubble, those are the words of michael hair -- hartman of bank of america he said the policy bubble is fueling the asset price bubble. when those who want to stay rich start acting like those who want to get ric

storm christoph will bring disruptive weather over the next 48 hours.ing up to over an inch in places, and there's a lot more rain yet to come. and as it bumps into the cold air in the north, potential for snow as well. let's focus on the rain because in some parts of england and wales, we could have around 150—200 mm of rain falling over the hills onto ground that's already saturated. river levels are already high. so, this amber warning from the met office highlights those areas particularly saturated at the moment with the high river levels plus the snowmelt to take account of as that also runs into the river systems but it's no means exclusively these areas. as i mentioned, it's wet right the way up into northern ireland and southern scotland with the added potential of several centimetres of snow falling on some parts of the southern uplands, possibly even the central lowlands through the night, and ice, too. furthersouth, it's milder, it's windier, and that south—westerly wind, that moist south—westerly wind, keeps pumping that rain up onto the hi

in greater manchester, people woke up to find storm christoph had made its mark. with water levels continuing to rise and widespread flooding. overnight, as temperatures dropped, what started with strong winds and heavy rain turned to snow. the river mersey near didsbury, full to bursting point. police were going door to door, evacuating homes. we have been living here 33 years and we have never had it as bad as this. we have been told to evacuate. however, during corona, where do you evacuate to? you don't want to impose yourself on other people, so we're trying to hold on as long as we can and hopefully, it will pass. flooding, never easy at the best of times, let alone during a pandemic. at times like this, in emergencies, we're normally in and out of each other�*s houses making sure everyone is ok. if someone is missing something, what can we do? and we haven't been able to do that, and that isolation really does not help with the whole mental health impact of flooding in itself. the prime minister was out and about this morning, perhaps aware of being critici

a sleepless night, this market town for the brunt of storm christoph.ow. . . , , ., blow. we have better goals, or the nadded blow. we have better goals, or the padded balls _ blow. we have better goals, or the padded balls are _ blow. we have better goals, or the padded balls are being _ blow. we have better goals, or the padded balls are being soaked i blow. we have better goals, or the padded balls are being soaked in l blow. we have better goals, or the i padded balls are being soaked in the height of, electricity, all of the sockets, underneath water level, so, it has been a nightmare. it is something that yes, we've had a bit of a year. something that yes, we've had a bit of a ear. �* ., something that yes, we've had a bit of a ear. . ., ., ., ., of a year. another area that saw widespread _ of a year. another area that saw widespread flooding _ of a year. another area that saw widespread flooding overnight. i widespread flooding overnight. reaching its highest ever level. many households forced to evacuate. 1999 or the year 2000, it was bad. but

news crew has come today along with french politician christophe aren't people are worried about the situation at the french german border if the french prime minister moves forward with his plan to tighten cross border travel restrictions beginning monday rosemary hucks german customers will have to show proof of a negative p.c.r. coronavirus test. i don't understand it one day they open the borders the next day they close the mic and i don't know what to make of it such a to. yes it costs around $150.00 euros nobody will spend that kind of money to buy ever get. city to $39.00 border crossings between low and the german silent are affected. just down the road christophe advent demonstrates the core of the problem he crosses the border from france to germany and back again from germany to france just like thousands of people do every day they went shopping just to be on the safe side. i don't know what's going on i just hope it will all be over soon it will probably be to. the covert 910 demick has brought to light the difficulties in the franco german relationship for example when

on your washington and christopher ferrone charts the markets.omberg. >> this morning, this time is different is select republicans or democrats saying the president must go. chait in wyoming says what we know now is enough. the connell kentucky is reported to approve of the actions. the military willow bay orders from civilian leadership. the joint chiefs of staff releases historic one-page memorandum. troops are reminded there will be a new commander-in-chief and as 500,000 deaths a day in america, think early may of this 2021. bloomberg surveillance, i'm tom keene in new york. good morning to all of our team in washington set for historic day for the united states of america and all of us watching around the world. look

storm christoph will bring disruptive weather over the next 48 hours.t to come. and as it bumps into the cold air in the north, potential for snow as well. let's focus on the rain because in some parts of england and wales, we could have around 150—200 mm of rain falling over the hills onto ground that's already saturated. river levels are already high. so, this amber warning from the met office highlights those areas particularly saturated at the moment with the high river levels plus the snowmelt to take account of as that also runs into the river systems but it's no means exclusively these areas. as i mentioned, it's wet right the way up into northern ireland and southern scotland with the added potential of several centimetres of snow falling on some parts of the southern uplands, possibly even the central lowlands through the night, and ice, too. furthersouth, it's milder, it's windier, and that south—westerly wind, that moist south—westerly wind, keeps pumping that rain up onto the hills and mountains of england and wales through the day but there

the president was not satisfied with the work of christopher wray.them a measure of inches. as we learned in the case of former fbi director james comey, they can be fired by presidents. it is clear now that that's not the plan of joe biden at this point. there has been some criticism of wray more recently by the trump administration. they were frustrated by handling his claims of election voter fraud. more recently, frustrations with christopher wray perhaps they failed to capture the urgency behind the capitol riots that took place, just two weeks and a day ago. >> chief white house correspondent peter alexander. thank you much for that reporting, my friend. appreciate it. >>> president biden inside the white house is right now dealing with something every new president deals with. right? how much of these first few hours should be about if you policies versus undoing old ones? take a listen to this quick exchange i had with a senior adviser. how much of this is about reversing things that president trump did versus trying to make progress and move

so what -- how do you interpret what christopher wray, the fbi director, is saying? >> they're going public and going public repeatedly, wolf, to send a signal. to send a signal to all of their people. to send a signal to elected officials. to send a signal to anybody who might want to attend the inauguration out of curiosity, out of support for the president-elect, on that day. don't do it. be careful. and, wolf, i was talking to law enforcement officials here in washington and several in a couple of the states today and they all said the same thing. this is very real. that it's very difficult to separate people who are just bragging and threatening things online and people who are actually planning it. but what happened at the capitol is proof that many of these people mean what they say and have the wherewithal to do what they say they're going to do. one big concern, wolf, as we get closer to inauguration day, is because you have christopher wray, because you have mayor in washington, governors around the country, saying we are fortifying the capitol, we are defe

storm christoph brings flooding — hundreds of home in the north west of england and wales had to be evacuatednight. joe biden�*s first full day as president — he lays out a national strategy to tackle coronavirus and says the worst is still to come. and wuhan — where it all started. a year after china's first coronavirus lockdown, normality has returned. and coming up in sport on bbc news — a strong start to the year for rory mcilroy on his return to the european tour. he leads after the opening round in abu dhabi. good evening. the prime minister says it's too early to say when restrictions in england can start to be lifted, as some scientists suggested that pubs and restaurants should stay closed until may. the experts studying the spread of covid said reopening the hospitality sector too soon could lead to another wave and unsustainable pressure on the nhs. meanwhile england's education secretary gavin williamson said he certainly hoped schools in england could fully reopen before easter — something downing street refused to be drawn on. the roll—out of the vaccination programme continues,

storm christoph will bring disruptive weather over the next 48 hours.more rain yet to come. and as it bumps into the cold air in the north, potential for snow as well. let's focus on the rain because in some parts of england and wales, we could have around 150—200 mm of rain falling over the hills onto ground that's already saturated. river levels are already high. so, this amber warning from the met office highlights those areas particularly saturated at the moment with the high river levels plus the snowmelt to take account of as that also runs into the river systems but it's no means exclusively these areas. as i mentioned, it's wet right the way up into northern ireland and southern scotland with the added potential of several centimetres of snow falling on some parts of the southern uplands, possibly even the central lowlands through the night, and ice, too. furthersouth, it's milder, it's windier, and that south—westerly wind, that moist south—westerly wind, keeps pumping that rain up onto the hills and mountains of england and wales through the d

storm christoph is with us.d, north—west england and western parts of wales. over a months worth of rain. already saturated river catchments. that is why we could see river levels rise further and the risk of flooding. the main area of concern for the met office highlighted by the amber weather warning from northamptonshire through to the dales and lancashire. flooding likely. could be flooding in other spots with further rain in the west of england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland especially. it won't rain everywhere today, some dry and brighter weather in east anglia and the south—east and the northern half of scotland where, after a frosty start, after some showers, a sunny but cold afternoon. further south, to go with some of the strongest winds touching gale force, the mildest of the air with temperatures peeking around 11—12. mild in england and wales and windy tonight, further rain at times in all areas but most persistent in northern england and western parts of wales. the rain eases a b

storm christoph will bring disruptive weather over the next 48 hours. mounting up to over an inch in places, and there's a lot more rain yet to come. and as it bumps into the cold air in the north, potential for snow as well. let's focus on the rain because in some parts of england and wales, we could have around 150—200 mm of rain falling over the hills onto ground that's already saturated. river levels are already high. so, this amber warning from the met office highlights those areas particularly saturated at the moment with the high river levels plus the snowmelt to take account of as that also runs into the river systems but it's as i mentioned, it's wet right the way up into northern ireland and southern scotland with the added potential of several centimetres of snow falling on some parts of the southern uplands, possibly even the central lowlands through the night, and ice, too. furthersouth, it's milder, it's windier, and that south—westerly wind, that moist south—westerly wind, keeps pumping that rain up onto the hills and mountains of england

and among the bombshell revelations, an admission by former mi-6 agent christopher steele, the authorthe fraudulent trump dossier, that he leaked information to the u.s. media from his dirty trump dossier in an effort to distract from hillary clinton's ongoing e-mail scandal and the reopening of the fbi investigation into that scandal. that admission made in the fall of 2017, the documents promise to further expose the radical left and the deep state's plot hatched by none other than hillary clinton, then-candidate donald trump's opponent, to overthrow the trump presidency later on. a plot that has been underway since the summer of 2016. in fact, on june 13, 2016, president obama's former campaign manager laid it all out for everyone to see. david plouffe tweeted this, quote: it is not enough to simply beat trump. he must be destroyed thoroughly. his kind must not rise again. that tweet coming just weeks before james comey initially closed the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server scandal. just before. and it was that same summer in which the clinton campaign construc

tomorrow, the area of low pressure that was storm christoph is still sitting to the north—east of the. that driving northerly wind will bring showers to spots exposed to that wind. still showers across northern scotland, wintry showers across parts of northern ireland and one or two for wales and the south—west of england. further east, largely dry with spells of sunshine, but it's going to be a chilly feeling day. into the weekend, it doesn't start off too badly. saturday may have some mist and fog patches around first thing. a bit of rain grazing close to the south coast. 0therwise, a bit of rain grazing close to the south coast. otherwise, it's mainly fine with sunshine. any showers you do see could for us snow even to low levels, because it is going to be quite a cold day. and with that cold air in place, through saturday night, we have to keep a close eye on this weather system pushing in from the west. a bit of understanding about the timing and positioning of this system, but this could bring snow even to low levels of england for sunday. we will have to keep an eye on that. bu

storm christoph will bring disruptive weather over the next 48 hours.there's a lot more rain yet to come. and as it bumps into the cold air in the north, potential for snow as well. let's focus on the rain because in some parts of england and wales, we could have around 150—200 mm of rain falling over the hills onto ground that's already saturated. river levels are already high. so, this amber warning from the met office highlights those areas particularly saturated at the moment with the high river levels plus the snowmelt to take account of as that also runs into the river systems but it's by no means exclusively these areas. as i mentioned, it's wet right the way up into northern ireland and southern scotland, with the added potential of several centimetres of snow falling on some parts of the southern uplands, possibly even the central lowlands through the night, and ice, too. further south, it's milder, it's windier, and that south—westerly wind, that moist south—westerly wind, keeps pumping that rain up onto the hills and mountains of england and

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