thank you very much for watching our clickmas special.pull. merry clickmas. i am the winner. 0h! hello this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and naga munchetty. train passengers are warned of delays, diversions and cancellations as work starts on a record number of engineering upgrades on our rail network. at home at ealing broadway station where trains to paddington are a time in eating and that is because paddington is closed for the next six days. good morning. it's christmas eve — saturday, the 24th of december. also ahead: actress carrie fisher is rushed to hospital after a suspected heart attack on a flight from london. calls for unity as the prime minister uses her christmas message to urge british people to come together, after the brexit vote and a year of division. good morning. in sport, big sam's back. sam allardyce is the new manager of crystal palace, he signs a two and a half year deal replacing alan pardew

thank you very much for watching our clickmas special.to do, which is the words first 360 degrees cracker pull. merry clickmas. i am the winner. 0h! we've got a lot of fog out there, thick fog. it's quite patchy, which makes it dangerous as well. and on top of that, we've got sub—zero temperatures. so that combination means freezing fog in some areas, and that, in turn, means that the roads could be quite slippy. so really pretty dangerous on some of those roads, if you are travelling during the early hours, and really throughout much of the morning, into the afternoon, because that fog will be stubborn to clear. this time of the year, when there is no wind, the sun is low on the horizon, just can't work on that fog, it cannot melt it, as we say, away. this is what it looks like at 8:00am in the morning. you can see fog extensive across england, also the near continent there. temperatures down to —3 in some areas. now, the further north you go, we've got a bit more of a breeze coming off the atlantic here. so that means that that fog can'

merry clickmas. yay! double winner! 0h! good morning.e out our final few days of 2016. take, for example, yesterday. it was cold and foggy in the south—east pretty much all day for some of us. temperatures just a couple of degrees above freezing, and not much to be seen from the london eye. by contrast, into the south—west, it was a beautiful afternoon with plenty of sunshine, as seen by this weather watcher's photo in st ives. 12 degrees the high here, and it was mild in the north and west of scotland as well. but it is going to turn increasingly wet and windy. high pressure, though, into the south just hangs on, and so fog certainly going to be an issue. it is certainly worth bearing in mind if you are out and about on the roads early on, there could be further disruption to travel, as that fog may well be dense in places. so temperatures struggling just a couple of degrees above freezing, and it will be a pretty murky start. mild to the north—west, but that rain is on its way. but let's concentrate with the fog across east anglia, dow

hello, and welcome to the annual clickmas get together. cue christmas cheer. cheering and enough.ryone here, jen, steve, nick, laura, mark and kate russell. hello. i have sought out a little christmas gift for you. thank you very much. it's an egg. it is an egg. right. inside it is a hatchimal. it's the latest robotic interactive toy. it's got loads of sensors and it's for ages five and up and your child basically has to nurture the egg in order to hatch it and then it breaks its way out of the egg and then you teach at games. you care for it, basically. you have to feed it. you're going to be a daddy. thank you very much. i shall name you...later. better put it somewhere not on the table so we don't accidentally eat it. we have had some adventures this year. we have been all over the place and click is a 52—week—a—year production, so it is difficult to get the whole team in one room. this is the kind of thing we have been doing this year. i am so luke skywalker. my bad. half a billion pixels on display here. some of the most extraordinary athletes you will see this year. say hell

merry clickmas. i am the winner. 0h! about storm barbara, the second named storm for the season. it has been a quiet season so far. there is barbara, working into the uk. the strongest winds are in the scottish islands. reports of power supply problems here. transport disruptions as well. into the atlantic, our next storm system is falling. this is connor, strong winds to the north of scotland especially on boxing day. the weather watchers had their work cut out enjoying strong winds, being driven out into the bay in lerwick. the the bay in lerwick. winds will continue to blow, with the winds will continue to blow, with plenty of blustery showers. that is how we start the day. showers and snow in scotland above 200 metres, perhaps 100 metres at times. this is mainly in the hills where we will see that. because of that, we will have icy conditions on some of the roads. england and wales, a lot of dry weather to start the day. a few isolated showers working into north—west england and across wales as well first thing. the

merry clickmas. yay! double winner! 0h! good morning.sting weather conditions to close out our final few days of 2016. take, for example, yesterday. it was cold and foggy in the south—east pretty much all day for some of us. temperatures just a couple of degrees above freezing, and not much to be seen from the london eye. by contrast, into the south—west, it was a beautiful afternoon with plenty of sunshine, as seen by this weather watcher's photo in st ives. 12 degrees the high here, and it was mild in the north and west of scotland as well. but it is going to turn increasingly wet and windy. high pressure, though, into the south just hangs on, and so fog certainly going to be an issue. it is certainly worth bearing in mind if you are out and about on the roads early on, there could be further disruption to travel, as that fog may well be dense in places. so temperatures struggling just a couple of degrees above freezing, and it will be a pretty murky start. mild to the north—west, but that rain is on its way. but let's concentrate with

so merry clickmas! i'm the winner. 0h! think i'm overheating myself! temperatures not quite record—breaking across the uk but not far about 15.1 in aberdeen so far, about 14.3 in northern ireland. 100 years ago, we had similar temperatures across the uk and one of the reasons why it is so incredibly mild is the big storm, conor in the north atlantic which is drawing the mild air in our direction. the change will happen in the next year as. this is the cold front. behind the cold front is rain and behind the cold front, cold air will come in and you will notice the white across scotland which is the snow across the hills, mostly, maybe in one or two towns, a bit of wintry weather. cold atlantic air coming m, weather. cold atlantic air coming in, on the back of storm conor. storm conor will still affect northern parts of the uk during tomorrow, boxing day. there will be a big contrast across the uk. in the north, raging gales, especially for the northern isles, and ample warning from the met office but in the south, it is a

thank you very much for watching our clickmas special.ich is the words first 360 degree cracker pull. so merry clickmas! i'm the winner. 0h! hello once again. of course, in the new weather the weather centre will be getting its own new technology. stay tuned for that. for all the chat about barbara across the northern parts of the british isles it hasn't been that bad a day along the murray coast. thank you to our weather watchers who have been out and about taking really great images. there is a scattering of showers. there will continue to be so for a while yet across the northern parts of the british isles. if you have got a plan for the earlier part of the evening, and you're stepping out in the next couple of hours, this rain is filling across northern ireland and getting into central and southern parts of scotland and the north—west of england. so you will be swapping your showers for something a little bit more persistent. further south, something a little bit more persistent. furthersouth, it is dry. you might getjust the odd spla

so, merry clickmas. yay! 0h! good morning, and merry christmas to you. your wish list, you might be disappointed with this forecast. an incredibly mild christmas day, breezy with some rain in the story. the reason being all tied into this deep area of low pressure which is connor, which is on its way. it's going to dominate across the northern uk on boxing day. ahead of it, these weather fronts producing a lot of cloud and a wind direction from a southwesterly. it's going to drag in mild air across the country. from the word go, temperatures likely to be in double figures across central and southern areas. there is only one place for temperatures to go, they'll continue to climb. cloud with outbreaks of drizzle, and more persistent rain moving through scotland and northern ireland. by the afternoon, a scattering of showers. it still could be potentially quite mild, 111—15 degrees is not out of the question in sheltered parts of eastern scotland. a band of persistent rain sinking south and east, and ahead of it, again, across northern wales we could see m