cumbria has downed a mirror in.nd it gets into for them it is an easierjob, they would be able to get there quickly. my reflection would be you can get very bogged down in structures, and these things are important, with the point is why you are doing it, so we'd want to create a mayor for greater lancashire because they are currently decisions made in whitehall that should be made in lancashire. it's got huge opportunities, and there relative with a few experts all the things you could do to unlock lancashire's potential. there was a review... the powers sit in london and they have to come back to lancashire, and the point is you have to set a few local counsellors, do some reorganisation to get the powers, it is the price worth paying. powers, it is the price worth -a inc. ~ ., .,~ powers, it is the price worth -a in. ~ ., paying. we would take your word for it henri _ paying. we would take your word for it henri murison, _ paying. we would take your word for it henri murison, he - paying. we would take your word

a few showers clinging to cumbria, into lancashire, as well, but for most a dry day with some sunshine ireland, into western scotland. it's going to bump into the colder air so we could see some snow on that leading edge. another chilly day for many of us with those highs about four to seven degrees. tuesday night, as that rain continues to move in, there will be a bit of snow across the higher ground of scotland, perhaps some fleeting snow across northern areas of england, as well. we could see about one to three centimetres of snow over the higher ground of northern scotland overnight into wednesday morning. that is something to keep an eye on. as we go through wednesday that weather system just fizzles away, really. into wednesday and thursday we've got low pressure moving in, so a return to some milder conditions, but wetter and windier conditions for many of us on wednesday and thursday. we'll keep a close eye on that one. temperatures, though, about 11 or 12 celsius. it will turn colder again as we go into the weekend, as the weather quietens down from the wet and windy weather f

a few showers clinging to cumbria, into lancashire, as well, but for most a dry day with some sunshinend, into western scotland. it's going to bump into the colder air so we could see some snow on that leading edge. another chilly day for many of us with those highs about four to seven degrees. tuesday night, as that rain continues to move in, there will be a bit of snow across the higher ground of scotland, perhaps some fleeting snow across northern areas of england, as well. we could see about one to three centimetres of snow over the higher ground of northern scotland overnight into wednesday morning. that is something to keep an eye on. as we go through wednesday that weather system just fizzles away, really. into wednesday and thursday we've got low pressure moving in, so a return to some milder conditions, but wetter and windier conditions for many of us on wednesday and thursday. we'll keep a close eye on that one. temperatures, though, about 11 or 12 celsius. it will turn colder again as we go into the weekend, as the weather quietens down from the wet and windy weather for the

fine start to the day, we might see one or two mist or fog patches, bit of cloud, some showers in cumbriaill notice we have some rain that will spread into northern ireland into western scotland and it will bump into the cold air so we could see some snow on the leading edge. highs around 4—7c. tuesday night, as the rain continues to move in, they will be some snow across the high ground of scotland, perhaps fleeting snow across northern areas of england but we could see 1—3 centimetres of snow over higher ground of northern scotland overnight into wednesday morning. that is something to keep an eye on. as we go through wednesday the weather system fizzles away, and into wednesday and thursday we have low pressure moving in. a return to some milder conditions but wetter and windier conditions for many of us. we will keep a close eye on that one, temperatures about 11 or 12 celsius. it will turn colder again as we go into the weekend, as the weather quietens down and the wet and windy weather for the end of the week. bye— bye. a live from a london. this is bbc news. presidentjoe biden gran

some showers around the irish sea coast, the isle of man, in towards cumbria and maximum temperaturesh pressure that's going to move in from the southwest. the breeze picks up from the northwest and with it, a weather front moving southward, bringing just a short spread of rain to the southeast. clears, and then a much brighter day for england and wales. finally, some sunshine, bit of sunshine to eastern scotland, but in the northwest, the cloud thickening into the afternoon with some outbreaks of rain and temperatures. pretty similar still, but it's by sunday that we'll notice a rise in those temperatures. so sunday sees a south—westerly wind bringing in the milderair from the mid—atlantic, and temperatures therefore will be in double figures. there'll be more cloud rolling in during sunday. with that, there could be a few showers around as well, especially towards western scotland where the breeze picks up. maybe some heavier rain into the afternoon, but maximum temperatures 10—12 celsius, so a much milderfeel. so, for friday and the weekend things gradually changing. we're going to

wintry nets over the tops of pennines and cumbria.ntry showers. it has a lot colder and was a night into thursday that is january, the sight of it, feeling very cold. gracing the new year- . — feeling very cold. gracing the new year. , hangovers. - feeling very cold. gracing the new year. , hangovers. we i feeling very cold. gracing the - new year. , hangovers. we could all no for new year. , hangovers. we could all go for a _ new year. , hangovers. we could all go for a brace _ new year. , hangovers. we could all go for a brace new— new year. , hangovers. we could all go for a brace new year. - all go for a brace new year. some sad news to announce. the death has been announced ofjohnnie walker, the bbc radio dj whose voice has been heard on the airwaves for more than fifty years. johnnie walker hosted his last show in october, after announcing a deterioration in his health. he was 79. david sillito looks back at his life. the voice ofjohnny walker, was because of the boats that changed his life.- because of the boats that changed hi

some showers around the irish sea coast, the isle of man, in towards cumbria and maximum temperatures front moving southward, bringing just a short spread of rain to the southeast. clears, and then a much brighter day for england and wales. finally, some sunshine, bit of sunshine to eastern scotland, but in the northwest, the cloud thickening into the afternoon with some outbreaks of rain and temperatures. pretty similar still, but it's by sunday that we'll notice a rise in those temperatures. so sunday sees a south—westerly wind bringing in the milderair from the mid—atlantic, and temperatures therefore will be in double figures. there'll be more cloud rolling in during sunday. with that, there could be a few showers around as well, especially towards western scotland where the breeze picks up. maybe some heavier rain into the afternoon, but maximum temperatures 10—12 celsius, so a much milderfeel. so, for friday and the weekend things gradually changing. we're going to see a bit more in the way of sunshine, especially on saturday. temperatures will rise and it stays unsettled as we

been evacuated to ocean high school ocean shores being evacuated to sunset ridge, as i mentioned in cumbria, was evacuating to the upper deck on campus. come come pick up your children as soon as possible. so if you're headed back to pick up your kids, check with the school district collier school. try to figure out exactly where your children are. they're safe. just may not be where you normally pick them up right now. so it's a very latest here in pacifica, charles. clifford kron, 4 news. >> a question for we had heard that the mateo county sent out that that school evacuation notice in error and then corrected themselves, apologized and whatnot. it would stand to reason that the school year standing right near would then take their kids septa to higher ground. have you heard anything a about the confusion along those lines? >> so i have not received any sort of message from san mateo county about schools. there was a message sent out for the county for people to evacuate low-lying areas along the coast in san mateo county is a lot of coastline here in san mateo county. but we haven't hea

cumbria police said the victim, in his 40s, was found in the property in kirkby lonsdale and pronouncedead at around 6:30 am. the fire broke out at the apartments opposite the red dragon pub in main street, and the prince of wales has met us president elect donald trump dunng president elect donald trump during a ceremony to mark the reopening of notre dame in paris. that's five years after it was devastated by a fire. prince william joined world leaders including french president emmanuel macron and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy for the landmark event. kensington palace described the prince's meeting with trump as warm and friendly with trump as warm and friendly with discussions focusing on the uk. us special relationship and global issues. trump praised william as a good man and doing a fantastic job, and shared fond memories of the late queen, which the prince was said to appreciate deeply . president appreciate deeply. president macron, in his speech called the restoration a lesson of fragility, humility and will. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for

now a man has died in a fire in cumbria with emergency services still at the scene and people warnedstay away from the town. cumbria police said the victim, in his 40s, was found in the property in kirkby lonsdale and pronounced dead at the scene. the fire broke out at the apartments opposite the red dragon pub in main street . dragon pub in main street. meanwhile, back in the uk, the prince of wales has been helping serve christmas lunch at a homelessness shelter run by a charity that he was introduced to by his late mother. william waugh , one of the passage waugh, one of the passage charity's aprons as he joined the long line of volunteers serving food while chatting with attendees on thursday. he first visited the london based homelessness charity more than 30 years ago with his late mother, diana. the princess of wales. those are the latest gb news headlines. more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show

we had a lovely end to the day to day in cumbria where there was a bit of sunshine earlier on, not son glasgow, they have been stuck under freezing fog where temperatures for most of the day have been minus one degree, and still very cold across scotland, in fact temperatures right now minus eight degrees. meanwhile, in shetland, there has been the warmest place in the uk today, temperatures nine celsius, but for many of us with grey skies, 3—6 at the moment, but the fog across central scotland will continue through tonight, it has expanded a bit. elsewhere for scotland and northern ireland, clear skies, bit. elsewhere for scotland and northern ireland, clearskies, but otherwise very cloudy overnight and that will act as a blanket which will keep temperatures at 3—6 so not much change from where they are now but across scotland temperatures widely below freezing. on into wednesday, a case of spot the difference, this area of high pressure sticks with us throughout wednesday, so that is what will keep the cloud for most parts. there may be a few breaks to the cloud across wales, the mi

a man in his 40s has died and another was injured after a majorfire in cumbria.n centres being set up nearby for those who had to leave their homes. the chancellor, rachel reeves, says she wants a relationship with europe built on mutual trust and respect, ahead of a meeting with her counterparts in the eu today. she'll be the first chancellor to attend the eurogroup talks since brexit. and after 149 shows across the world, taylor swift's record—breaking eras tour has finally come to an end. her last show in vancouver wrapped up what has become the highest—grossing musical tour in history. the concerts — which began in march 2023 — have racked up over $2 billion in ticket sales, with fans' dancing at her shows triggering seismic events. i don't know what that means a. apparently a mini earthquake in seattle because they were bopping around so much. she's described the tour as "the most exhausting, all—encompassing, but most wonderful thing that has ever happened" in her life. i will be the only people who didn't go? i i will be the only people who didn't to? ~' .