and cornwall's finest . the and cornwall's finest.he padstow christmas festival , padstow christmas festival, offering the best food and drink from the region. all that after the news with bethany, elsie . the news with bethany, elsie. michael thank you. hello there. good morning. it's 10:01. i'm bethany good morning. it's10:01. i'm bethany elsie bringing you up to date from the gb newsroom border force officers and firefighters could replace or be replaced by military personnel during strikes over the christmas period. it's part of contingency plans announced by the government around 2000, when members of the armed forces are now being trained alongside civil servants and voluntary peers to help limit disruption . peers to help limit disruption. the head of the police watchdog has been forced to resign over an historical allegation and it's now emerged. michael lockwood , who has been the lockwood, who has been the director general of the independent office for police conduct since 2018, is facing a criminal investigation. the home s

greggs has tried before to conquer cornwall . each before to conquer cornwall.me the locals have objected. boycotted forcing one branch to close down. well, greggs are down playing the opening. there is already a greggs location in launceston and at cornwall services they say. but now residents of truro will also be able to enjoy tasty bakes and sweet treats from greggs . but sweet treats from greggs. but when it comes to tasty bakes, there's only one contender on people's minds and muller has been selling pasties since the. well, i learned make a pasta at my mother's knee and. my grandparents on both sides made pasties . it was just, oh, you pasties. it was just, oh, you know . well, the staple diet is know. well, the staple diet is cornish, i suppose, you know, you wouldn't go without a palestinian for a week. it's a family firm. and son fergus is in charge of pastie promotion . in charge of pastie promotion. all of our ingredients within past the age of ten, most of us . the reasons for this is for the animal welfare . the animal the animal welfare. the anima

in the last budget and cornwall is to benefit from and cornwall is to benefit from a £360 million devolutioner new plans, the proposed deal under new plans, the proposed deal, which will require local consent and parliamentary approval , consent and parliamentary approval, would give the county approval, would give the county a local elected mayor and a greater say over transport budgets and several other areas . and the government are calling that deal a settlement . and what that deal a settlement. and what will happen after devolution ? will happen after devolution? ever since i've ever been on telly . yeah. oh yeah. i don't telly. yeah. oh yeah. i don't know how it would work, but they're very, very strong minded about it. i'm not a fan of devolution of thing. i think it helped terribly has it. well, i don't . it helped terribly has it. well, i don't. it has. but helped terribly has it. well, i don't . it has. but anyway let us don't. it has. but anyway let us know what you think . now we'd know what you think. now we'd like to know this morning several things worse. christmas present. w

.— the keys to 15 new micro—homes have been officially handed to cornwall council this morning.f housing. it comes as the government has abandoned its plan to introduce mandatory house—building targets for local authorities, but its flagship levelling up bill does include measures to tackle second homes and holiday lets. tamsin melville reports. the government's levelling up the bill is expected to be law by 202a. today, here at county hall, a group of councillors are discussing one issue in it, which is the doubling of council tax on second homes. there has been some movement on this bill in recent days, including a registration scheme for short—term holiday lets, and a consultation on whether there should be planning permission for new short—term lets. proving more contentious, the housing secretary, michael gove, has agreed to relax house—building targets for councils, saying they could just be a starting point instead. this all comes on a day when cornwall council has been highlighting its efforts to ease the housing pressures. there we go. pretty cool! the official handover

the home share company works in partnership with the nhs and cornwall council. to help keep people at home, and the other has been the housing crisis over the past years. this home share model addresses both of those things. so for the individual, independence, continuing to live in their own home, and individuals looking for much cheaper rent and an opportunity to get this in an innovative way and address those two big issues. these two say their match is a win—win. and guess what, daphne has even been inspired to take up exercise. that was janine jansen reporting there from truro. there is another ben coming up with news from tpm, pm, iwill ben coming up with news from tpm, pm, i will not tell you which at the moment. you will have to wait and see for topless get a the weather with sarah keith lucas. are widespread and fairly prolonged cold snap of december weather is set to continue for a few more days. last night was the coldest night of the yearin night was the coldest night of the year in both scotland and england. this was the picture earlier on in northu

we got jack from devon, we got alan fairless from cornwall . brexit. the brexit cornwall. brexit.e brexit debate. you know, i for years the real prize was to get back our territory waters the minimum was 12 miles around the coast that would be there for you guys and for us it didn't happen . and for us it didn't happen. your industry voted about 90% in favour of brexit . alan tell me, favour of brexit. alan tell me, you know, six years on from the vote, is there any benefit yet for fishing? no, none at all that. but now absolutely none . that. but now absolutely none. gosh, that's depressing . we gosh, that's depressing. we haven't seen anything at all. no, it's just as bad as not worse . we need to take control worse. we need to take control and at least get all the foreign boats excited . french. and that boats excited. french. and that from our shores because . yeah. from our shores because. yeah. we've got control to six miles before . what i can understand of before. what i can understand of it right along the south coast from kent to cornwall there are a very large number of

. �*, ., ., , ., cornwall.body should be left in for that everybody should be left in for that length of time, because you don't know what complications that could lead to.— don't know what complications that could lead to. . ,., ., . , could lead to. when paramedics tried to dro out could lead to. when paramedics tried to drop out of — could lead to. when paramedics tried to drop out of hospital, _ could lead to. when paramedics tried to drop out of hospital, there - could lead to. when paramedics tried to drop out of hospital, there was - to drop out of hospital, there was another weight. this time for 26 hours in the back of an ambulance before she could be admitted. the i cannot fault the ambulance crews, the paramedics came of the nurses or doctors at all and any of this. this is a whole system failure it is doctors at all and any of this. this is a whole system failure- is a whole system failure it is 'ust really traumatic for i is a whole system failure it is 'ust really traumatic for her, i is a whole s

barrier outside my house and the stories tonight— outside my house and the stories tonight from cornwall_ tonight from cornwall and some of the most accidents that the county has experienced and we have this tragedy, — has experienced and we have this tragedy, this terrible tragedy and think— tragedy, this terrible tragedy and think about the parents must be going _ think about the parents must be going through tonight and just a warning — going through tonight and just a warning that we do have apparel in the hot _ warning that we do have apparel in the hot weather but court whether it is the _ the hot weather but court whether it is the breed killer, really. it really— is the breed killer, really. it really is _ is the breed killer, really. it really is and people can have fun and the — really is and people can have fun and the snow, of course they can and they should — and the snow, of course they can and they should. but avoid water, even when _ they should. but avoid water, even when the _ they should. but avoid water, even when the ice looks like it might be thick— when the ice loo

tom: you can relax when you are taking a plane to cornwall.a long hour on international relations. we will go stockmarket on you. part of this is the recovery in the markets june against september, now i have a fixed 21.6. things are not all that bad out there. lisa: here's one thing heading into 2023, will resilience in the economy be good for stock markets are back for stock markets? tom: thus the length of your question here? lisa: basically, if you get a resilient economy all of a sudden people are looking for an earnings downturn and they say great, we buy stocks. but then the fed has to? parade so now you are suddenly looking at a halt to the economy. which is it? tom: the gospel of saint martin adams, economic analysis linked to stock market analysis, they don't move together. they move different ways and some would say the equity market is upfront on that as well. i would suggest that profit is at hand and that is when you use this word quality and if people are looking mostly there. are they making money? are they making money? lisa:

and in cornwall there's a huge problem in terms of affordable accommodation.n social care. the draw of better paid, more sociable work, such as retail, has seen many care workers leave the sector. cornwall council estimates it needs another 250 people to work in care this winter. without it, the strain on the rest of the health system is unlikely to ease. jen smith, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. easterly winds will continue to bring showers to mostly eastern parts of scotland and eastern england, but a few showers will be getting across the pennines to affect north—west england, the north—west midlands, north wales. south of that it's largely dry but pretty cloudy, the best of any sunshine across north—western areas. but wherever you are it is going to feel chilly today. temperatures below average at around six or seven degrees celsius, factor in those easterly winds it will feel yet colder than that. 0vernight tonight, showers continue to come in off the north sea. the risk of a few icy stretches in scotland where

. especially across cornwall.re's some sunny spells in between and highs around 12 celsius. meanwhile spell, a persistent rain is set to push across southeastern england as we head towards lunchtime turning heaviest around kent and suffolk . heading back to the suffolk. heading back to the west and across wales, we can also expect a scattering of showers. eastern parts have greatest chance of staying dry . greatest chance of staying dry. a dry picture for the west midlands . few showers will edge midlands. few showers will edge in during the afternoon , but for in during the afternoon, but for many it will be dry with bright and sunny spells blustery but relatively mild looking across north—east england . and here north—east england. and here they'll be something of a mixed bag around yorkshire and lincolnshire be mostly dry with sunny spells , although showers sunny spells, although showers will likely form further north. also, some showery rain for southern scotland this lunchtime. dry air for a time further nor

of cornwall as well as parts of north—east england those north—east england.to the east be some showers into the east coast of england, but it will feel with the wind 5 to 9 feel cold with the wind 5 to 9 celsius and when you add on the wind where you can off a few degrees for the wind chill effect and also cloud for scotland and patchy rain scotland and some patchy rain clearing the north of clearing the far north of scotland it's mostly a scotland below. it's mostly a dry many places dry picture and for many places it's a fine and the week there'll be no fog forming on friday night. but there will be a lot of cloud feeding in and further showers into eastern and central areas . clear spells to central areas. clear spells to the west will lead to a touch of frost in places first thing saturday. frost won't be saturday. but the frost won't be widespread of the extent widespread because of the extent of cloud because of that of the cloud and because of that breeze stir things breeze help to stir things up. it particularly gusty it will be particularly gusty alo

the partnership with the nhs and cornwall council.— partnership with the nhs and cornwall council.n the housing crisis over the past years. this home share model addresses of those. turn the individual, independence, continuing to live in their own home and individuals looking for much cheaper rent and an opportunity to address those two big issues. , ., ._ ., . opportunity to address those two big issues. , ., ., . , issues. these two say their match is a win - win- — issues. these two say their match is a win - win- and _ issues. these two say their match is a win - win. and daphne _ issues. these two say their match is a win - win. and daphne has - issues. these two say their match is a win - win. and daphne has even i a win — win. and daphne has even been inspired to take up exercise. it seems to work out rather well. it would make a great movie. put them in a house together. see what happens. that was janine jansen reporting from truro. here's carol with a look at the weather. it got very cold last night. it got very cold last night. it certainly did. in england, we have the c

you're going to a beautiful place in england >> in cornwall, yeah >> jimmy: cornwall >> the coast, yeah they are in cornwall. and he looks down at his phone and he realizes in that moment that she's having an affair. and in that moment, he also bumps into the singer, tom jones. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah so, he's trying not to freak out that tom jones is there, but then your life is falling apart here >> yeah. >> jimmy: and it gets trickier after that it just gets trickier, upon trickier, upon trickier. it's so great. it's so worth it i want to show a clip. here is james corden and tom jones in "mammals. take a look. [ cheers and applause >> you're my neighbor, right i'm tom from next door pleased to meet you. i don't know about you, but i'm coming back. i mean, this is like a a landscape you already know it's like something that's etched in your soul. do you ever get that [ vomiting ] are you all right? [ vomiting ] jesus christ what was it? an oyster or something >> tom jones >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tom jones. i want to say thank you so much for coming on. but i love

really quite blustery there in cornwall and devon, 12 degrees celsius.in will come and go, the winds will be strong and it'll be turning milder and milder as we go into the early hours of monday morning. and then on monday, we've got this large area of low pressure over us still. lots of isobars, so strong winds. the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around western parts of the uk, welsh hills, cumbrian fells, western parts of scotland. i think the least amount of rainfall the further east you are. but look at those temperatures — positively balmy compared to what we've been having over the last couple of weeks or so — up to about 14 degrees. an extraordinary rise in temperature in just a short space of time. and as far as the week ahead is concerned, you can see it stays unsettled and generally on the mild side, with temperatures typically into double figures. take care. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories: china sees a sharp increase in coronavirus cases days af

but not everyone has been so greggs has tried to conquer cornwall . each time the locals cornwall.rcing one branch to close down. well, greggs are down playing the opening. there is already a greggs location in launceston and at cornwall service , as they and at cornwall service, as they say. but now of truro will also be able to enjoy tasty bakes and sweet treats from greggs . but sweet treats from greggs. but when it comes to tasty bakes, there's only one contender on people's minds. there's only one contender on people's minds . and moolah has people's minds. and moolah has selling pasties since the eighties . well, i learned to eighties. well, i learned to make a pasta at my mother's knee and in my grandparents on both sides made pasties. it was just, you know , well, the staple diet you know, well, the staple diet is. cornish i suppose, you know, you wouldn't go without a for a week . it's a you wouldn't go without a for a week. it's a family firm and son fergus is in charge of pastie promotion . all of our promotion. all of our ingredients within the pasta are ingredients wit

talk about bring in a mare into cornwall . why is there an cornwall. not? i think i think it's work for most regions. they have instigated a mad middle chip. so i think historically it's done quite well and if the population is large enough for the counties large enough, i guess it does warrant one to the council in consultation on whether to hold a referendum to let the cornish this isn't just about the politics it's about identity to . it goes to the identity to. it goes to the heart of issues that have been raised in cornwall for centuries. who the cornish. where do they from and where do they want to be ? i think all they want to be? i think all this stuff having been now in all it could be independent, but better so . we've got farming , better so. we've got farming, fishing. there are few who believe independence would be easy , but that's not stopping easy, but that's not stopping them trying . the question now them trying. the question now with an elected mayor, with devolved powers , satiate their devolved powers, satiate their desire for full

has been nice lives in cornwall has been named britain's happiest place.me index. asked over 21,000 brits about their feelings regarding where they live with the cornish town topping list. we can see it on our screens tv watching on tv looking like bombadil , looking looking like bombadil, looking like the bahamas. but we decided to send geoff moody , our to send geoff moody, our southwest reporter there . the southwest reporter there. the gnps southwest reporter there. the grips of winter. geoff how are you? yes, good stuff. what's going on? yeah, it's not looking like barbados right now out there. it's looking pretty dark and windy. it has been a very nice day and it's a really place i've come here to the shop. why wouldn't you ? the chips are very wouldn't you? the chips are very good. they're very happy. yes. as saying . they are as you were saying. they are talked to 21,000 people and they ask them all sorts of questions about where they live. they looked at how close they were to green space, whether they feel that where they live, they're able be .

and a keen wind will cornwall. and a keen wind will make it feel cold. make feel cold with coasts being particularly exposed. it will remain rather cloudy but dry and a bit cloudy across wales. but a few outbreaks possible, particularly in west. and there is an outside chance of an isolated shower rotate, but it will be mostly dry across . the rotate, but it will be mostly dry across. the midlands on saturday evening it will dry rather cloudy, but with clear spells, especially in the west . spells, especially in the west. there is a chance of a few showers , mainly in the east, and showers, mainly in the east, and it will feel everywhere and. easterly wind will feed showers west winds across north—east england and of these will be heavy and ten wintry in the highest peaks later rain and drizzle will clear west across north—west scotland throughout the evening . elsewhere it's the evening. elsewhere it's generally cloudy some clear spells and isolated showers affecting the far east coast. a few showers will continue to affect eastern coasts of northern ir

, get in to go to the cornwall, get in and see.s like any. but why should everybody behaviour to everybody behaviour have to change accommodate change to accommodate lazy people? i. i can people? i but then i. i can understand why they're doing , understand why they're doing, but i don't like the idea that you're lock me down you're going to lock me down again . didn't happen on my again. didn't happen on my watch. yeah, i understand watch. yeah, but i do understand the for less use of cars. the need for less use of cars. can i get a word edgewise here? you see, buying i think this is the most obscene thing. arguably fascist , restriction of the most obscene thing. arguably fascist, restriction of legal movement that i can recall wins this protest, but because i want to be on february, i'm absolutely livid. i'll be there too. i remember there was actually a consultation about this in oxford in 2019 and the people of oxford unanimously voted against it. they said, we don't want this to happen. the council has gone ahead and they're

i remember documentary remember watching a documentary about cornwall about the duchess of cornwall andnd he had and he was then used to paint watercolours as christmas cards tenants. it runs in cards his tenants. so it runs in the family . cards his tenants. so it runs in the family. might right the family. you might be right there. actually, be fair, there. actually, to be fair, i think say you it if think they'd say you did it if you marion says, hey, you happen. marion says, hey, that spot on with your that is spot on with your monologue. earlier, i didn't want keep saying it want to look. keep saying it like is. 83 and have like it is. i've 83 and have lived some times. i lived through some times. i never worried for never have been so worried for my country . and paul says i my country. and paul says i personally could never go vegan. we're about veganism. we're talking about veganism. great again and a fantastic great show again and a fantastic christmas. merry christmas to you and thank so much to you you and thank you so much to you all. listen, stay with me. you're me. i'm a i

well, after when general cornwallis surrenders, there's still a huge army in york city under. i believe general clinton was still there. philadelphia does get into the mix and the british do take philadelphia also. and fortunately, in 1777, they said, sir, just to comment on the prisoner question from earlier, i'm a native virginian and. the issue with the hessian prisoners that were taken as they were, they were and they were marched to the south and they were in turned at a camp in outside of charlottesville, virginia. and a lot them in ended up taking a pledge and joining the continental army and, serving as continental soldiers later on, the british were not real keen on exchanging them because they were mercenaries and hessians, so they were not going to the prisoners that they had, the american prisoners they had hessians, they were saving them to trade for british prisoners. and as you were talking about the prison ships in the harbor, that's where the enlisted went. so most of these changes that were done were done between officers of like rank and and gentlemen's or g

some snow showers coming in from the north sea and we have had rain, sleet and snow across devon, cornwallll. snow showers across northern ireland too but in between lots of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine but it will feel cold wherever you are, particularly cold where we have the strongest gusts of wind but if you are exposed to the wind, across the board, it will feel sub zero. this evening and overnight we continue with frequent and heavy snow showers across the northern half of scotland, some coming down the north sea coastline, some in the south—east, some affecting west wales and northern ireland but under clear skies temperatures will fall away quite rapidly, widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. tomorrow, furtherfrequent surfaces. tomorrow, further frequent snow surfaces. tomorrow, furtherfrequent snow showers across the northern half of scotland, also parts of east of england, northern ireland, western wells but a lot of dry weather and sunshine, but once again it will feel bitter. —— western wales. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: at least two p

it was taking over an hour minute, in cornwall it was taking overan hourand a0 minute, in cornwall it the last few months that situation has deteriorated everyone further and in cornwall it is taking over two hours. and what happen is the evidence in terms of how much damage this is doing, how many lives this is costing, the sort of delays? there is a lot of research _ costing, the sort of delays? there is a lot of research to _ costing, the sort of delays? there is a lot of research to show - costing, the sort of delays? there is a lot of research to show that i is a lot of research to show that the delays, having to wait a long time in the back of an ambulance before you get admitted is a risk and not reaching patients who are having heart attacks and strokes could, could cause deaths, when you look at the excess deaths we are seeing, how many are being recorded are, in the last six months we have seen about 700 more every week than you would nremly, expect, and the royal college of emergency medicine believes perhaps a quarter of these 700 deaths are related to the problems with th

and rain, sleet and snow in devon and cornwall and dorset. we could see fog slipping further south. meanwhile, wintry showers continue across northern scotland. heavy and frequent, coupled with strong winds. drifting snow and blizzards. and we continue with snow showers at times of the east coast of england and northern ireland and wales. these are the temperatures. freezing in hull but when you add on the wind—chill, this is how it will feel, more like —6. overnight, we have furtherfrequent snow showers coming in across northern scotland. the wind easing. snow showers coming in in eastern england where it will be blustery. by england where it will be blustery. by the end of the night, we could see snow showers in east anglia and the south—east. it will be cold. a widespread frost. these are the temperatures you can expect. we are also looking at the risk of ice. temperatures could be down to —10 in sheltered glens for example. thursday, more sunshine but we continue with blustery conditions in the north and east. further snow showers. northe

cornwall jonathan. he's there in cornwall he's got a cup of tea. he's got to jonathan.about this? so the dixie definition, which isn't is just a you sige of the word, which i don't a trans as a woman, don't a trans woman as a woman, but i don't whether you do. but i don't know whether you do. what you think. yeah . what do you think. oh yeah. think it causes confusion and. anxiety, as we just heard. i think i actually drinking tea. it's called menu confusion in the dictionary. it's not tea . the dictionary. it's not tea. and i think this is just a bit of fun. cambridge, i think you said it's cambridge dictionary. they just want to get one over oxford. i think we should do is identify oxford as cambridge and see goes down. no no see how that goes down. no no that's a good point isn't it. i like that that. yeah they wouldn't be happy with that. let's go to miranda richardson. the miranda richardson. but she's got a different matter, which then which richardson she's on then miranda you're there in northamptonshire. are northamptonshire. what are there? say? do you there?

a cold evening , cornwall, and may turn wintry in places.mostly dry evening for southeast england, though maybe the odd for far southern coasts cold with a chance of freezing fog in places too southern wales showers will continue around the coast though any further may be wintry staying cold again with a frosty night to come across the midlands and mostly dry to come with maybe just the odd shower that may turn wintry over any higher ground cold once again with freezing fog developing in places the north—east england it will be a dry end to saturday and we may see the odd light shower for coasts , some mist or shower for coasts, some mist or freezing developing through the evening and, feeling cold showers will persist southwards across southern scotland this evening and overnight. some of which will be of snow over ground and a mix of rain and snow to lower levels. a widely dry evening across northern ireland with some clear spells developing a chance of the odd shower mainly in the north—east. later which could be wintry over high ground.

jon shuts stanford, particularly in cornwall. so you can, you can very . so cornwall. normal cornwall. so you can, you can very . so normal people say what very. so normal people say what do you what do you say? i mean you can do. i thought you spread the cream. you because it was a subject substitute for butter and then the jam jam is heavier than the cream. so if you put the jam on last it blew. i think the jam on last it blew. i think the key the key thing is to have your decision before you start doing this. so if you know it's going to be jam carry that can you just there's going to be three convicts on it course resident couldn't your area and what's that going to make graham's coffee was another day christine hamilton do stand by because coming up is the royal royal aid lady hussy my great british hero, rather than the villain, the emcee of a painting her out to be with. that's the view of one of my superstar is find out who as i crowned this week's final crisis person in union jack has at 1050. but first as ofcom warns lower , first as ofcom warns lower, income

shops in cornwall have done well. they are a rareelative of the crow. a good year for autumn color.r of beavers in somerset had kits in the spring. justin rowlatt, bbc news. lewis: next, phone land -- lines working once again in ethiopia after being disconnected for more than a year and a half due to the civil war. the internet is expected to be switched back autumn in the coming weeks following last month's peace agreement between the ethiopian government and the tigrayan forces. the first passenger flight and more than a year and a half arrived in the regional capital from addis ababa. pope francis has asked roman catholics to pray for his predecessor pope benedict who he says is very ill. benedict the 16th became pope in 2005 and stepped down nearly eight years later in 2013. he said it was a lack of strength, mind, and body due to his age. he is now 95 and his health has been deteriorating. our correspondent bethany bell is in rome. so growing levels of concern? reporter: yes. this morning pope francis said benedict was very sick ande asked people to pray to sustain benedict in

it was quite mild. 12 degrees in cornwall, 13 in the isles of scilly. concern. we've got quite dense patches of fog across southern areas of england with the risk of some fog developing across wales, midlands, east anglia and for a time as well, northeast england. so, it might be worth allowing a little bit of extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing, some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland. but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up notice again. the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country, 12 degrees in stornoway, whereas across england, wales typically temperatures around about 7 to 9 degrees. we've got a similar mix of

he's there in cornwall. jones. he's there in cornwall.ne off . no, early to write anyone off. no, no, i mean , i did a bbc tea no, i mean, i did a bbc tea tasting other day. i thought the world's last year, you guys. but you've been around . well, you you've been around. well, you know, and a lot of the people that will be voting for the tories if they in again will be listening watching you guys and the will change. media's changed everything's changed and i think the sort of horror that they'll be thinking oh my word nigel farage she's going to put together the report but he might actually wake them up and they'll start thinking, you can't taxes to death and it's not our cup of they'll get kicked out but like . boris kicked out but like. boris johnson always good to see you. thanks for the tea . well this is thanks for the tea. well this is what great british voice. olivia sorry. duty in britain to david in watford and jonathan in cornwall. you so much guys really good to hear your right right. so at home, it's time for you to join me n

was cornwall made a launch. i just wanted to good about that. you know somebody hampton member to say though. huh, yeah, got got, and i had you spoke out in the job. yeah. yeah. like you can be bought id more than 200 scared us. i and it is lee, you smoke and becoming in a hot hot it is been as a technical, he extra neurologically elijah is triggering avalanches. the explosives is one way to keep this rope safe. but given kush meters long history of conflict, acquiring ammunition here is no simple task. it took the ski patrol many years to convince authorities to supply them with explosives. the men entrusted deploying them is mirage with hydrogen shallow, but how much mitigation collision from the ex was closed? the liquor? yeah, closer of the exact though you actually can move virginia between legal hope it will. i will launch clear to why those go to strike a fear in both school started due to them as how inclusive cookie dough guessed. luckily. hm. you opened a team head off to one of the highest points on the mountain. i decided on the i'm

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and in cornwall, that's a round brewing over the government's plan.county new devolution powers. our southwest england reporter geoff moody explains . try geoff moody explains. try telling a cornish man that part of england you'll get the same sneer as if you put cream first on your cream tea . the cornish on your cream tea. the cornish say there are people in a separate land and it's about time . powers of separation were time. powers of separation were made official. and the government keen to steal a march on labour's devolution plans tethering devolution to their own plans for levelling . and own plans for levelling. and they've got a big for the southwest so they've levelling up. minister diana davison down to the duchy to . explain. well to the duchy to. explain. well it includes a whole range of things . the it includes a whole range of things. the first is it includes a whole range of things . the first is a it includes a whole range of things. the first is a directly elected mayor so that the cornish people can choose who leads them in to rig

we have got snow falling across inland parts of devon and cornwall, pushing into other eastern countiess well and southern counties. and then the snow showers coming thick and fast into the north and east of scotland, blown by a strengthening wind, gales with gusts of 60, possibly 70 mph tonight and tomorrow but inland, where the windfall is light, the fog is a concern and a hard frost, —10 over the snowfields of scotland, —5 -6 over the snowfields of scotland, —5 —6 elsewhere, bracingly and bitterly cold tomorrow. probably some freezing fog in southern and central areas. furthersnow freezing fog in southern and central areas. further snow showers coming thick and fast into northern scotland, some travelling down the east coast of scotland and eastern england and perhaps an area of sleet and snow moving away from the south but a legacy of cloud and mist and low cloud and fog so it will feel colder than the temperatures on the mercury would suggest because you have a strong and gusty northerly wind picking up some snow showers for northern ireland, tonight and tomorrow and into tomorrow

the waste that and cornwall. the waste that could clog when it cools , the could clog when it cools, the company says. every year they deal with over 8000 blocked sewers across region now thousands of people across the uk have kicked off their christmas days celebrations with a cold water swim. hundreds of people braved icy waters. many dressed in christmas clothing that was along the coast in suffolk this morning . and the suffolk this morning. and the bagpipes led proceedings at london's hyde park , but many london's hyde park, but many more braved cold water swimmers this morning as and the prince and princess of wales have shared a christmas painting created by george for those listening to us on the radio , listening to us on the radio, painting shows a portrait of , a painting shows a portrait of, a reindeer in the snow with a lovely sky blue back round alongside it, with robins perched on the deer's antlers . perched on the deer's antlers. and the message attached to this by little prince george says, merr

southwest water, which serves almost 1 million households across devon and cornwall, says the waste could clog pipework when it cools. the company every year they deal with over thousand blocked sewers across the region . the sewers across the region. the prime minister has been urged drop the two child benefit caps , a lift to thousands of families out of poverty. a scottish national party member, kirsten oswald rishi sunak, should reverse his decision to back two child limit . currently back two child limit. currently households with more than two children and where universal credit tax child tax credit is , credit tax child tax credit is, they no longer receive additional funds. but the government says it's helping households direct payments and the energy price guarantee scheme scheme and the prince and princess of wales have shared a christmas painting created by prince . now for those listening prince. now for those listening to us on the radio, the painting , the little prince george , a , the little prince george, a portrait of a in the snow with a lovely sky blue background , lov

and the of cornwall as well. and the rain in the north of scotland to fizzle later .ater. otherwise, it's largely dry. brightest arrive once the fog lifts with some sunshine places as well, but it will feel cold. temperatures up at 5 to 9 selsey and then increasingly brisk easterly wind. now this easterly will bring further showers in through the night across parts of england, eastern scotland as well as eventually the midlands , anglia and the southeast . , anglia and the southeast. those showers will be falling rain at this stage, but it's going to be a chilly night with temperatures hovering around 2 to 5 celsius. by and large, touch of frost possible around western and northern parts where western and northern parts where we see some cloud breaks and the cold the weekend with that easterly breeze which picks up pace during adding a wind chill and adding further showers into eastern and some central areas . eastern and some central areas. a few flakes is now possible over the mountains as well as the pennines . but for the vast the pennines. but for the vast majori

across the south west of england we had some pleasant sunshine, it was quite mild — 12 degrees in cornwalling our next concern. we've got quite dense patches of fog across southern areas of england with the risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast england, so it might be worth allowing a little bit of extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england and wales typically temperatures around about seven to nine degre

the winds are starting to change direction, coming from the south—west, eight in the tip of cornwall, across northern england, then that weather front arrives on sunday morning, lots of isobars, strong winds around this area of low pressure, temporarily in the morning we could see snow and even have freezing rain in pockets across the country, icy conditions. snow most likely across wales, the pennines, scotland. that mild air will come rushing in, sol pennines, scotland. that mild air will come rushing in, so i think the rest of ice is only temporary. these are the temperatures on sunday, the first half of the day. after that, look at that, monday morning, 14 in the south, 8 degrees in aberdeen. that's it. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. but here on bbc one, we can join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy be

i think by the afternoon it will be a lot milder here, really quite blustery there in cornwall and devond it'll be turning milder and milder as we go into the early hours of monday morning. and then on monday, we've got this large area of low pressure over us, still lots of iosbars. strong winds, the rain really could be quite heavy, particularly around western parts of the uk, welsh hills, cumbrian fells, western parts of scotland. i think the least amount of rainfall the further east you are. but look at those temperatures, positively balmy compared to what we've been having over the last couple of weeks or so, up to about 14 degrees, an extraordinary rise in temperature in just a short space of time. and as far as the week ahead is concerned, you can see it stays unsettled and generally on the mild side, with temperatures typically into double figures. a woman has died after being injured in a crush outside a concert at london's brixton academy. 33—year—old rebecca ikumelo was a nursing graduate and mother of two. her family say she was known for her care and kindness. two other women

and the of cornwall as well. and the rain in the north of scotland to fizzle later .ater. otherwise, it's largely dry. brightest arrive once the fog lifts with some sunshine places as well, but it will feel cold. temperatures up at 5 to 9 selsey and then increasingly brisk easterly wind. now this easterly will bring further showers in through the night across parts of england, eastern scotland as well as eventually the midlands , anglia and the southeast . , anglia and the southeast. those showers will be falling rain at this stage, but it's going to be a chilly night with temperatures hovering around 2 to 5 celsius. by and large, touch of frost possible around western and northern parts where western and northern parts where we see some cloud breaks and the cold the weekend with that easterly breeze which picks up pace during adding a wind chill and adding further showers into eastern and some central areas . eastern and some central areas. a few flakes is now possible over the mountains as well as the pennines . but for the vast the pennines. but for the vast majori

across the south west of england we had some pleasant sunshine, it was quite mild — 12 degrees in cornwallis becoming our next concern. we've got quite dense patches of fog across southern areas of england with the risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast england, so it might be worth allowing a little bit of extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england and wales typically temperatures around about seven to ni

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