david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.r now. goodbye. hello. a completely different feel to the weather for the start of the new week. after our lengthy cold spell, things have been turning considerably milder. mild and windy through the day on monday with some outbreaks of rain — some of that rain on the heavy side at times. but starting temperatures for monday morning — 8 degrees in aberdeen, 14 degrees in plymouth — waking up to a completely different feel, but we will see a lot of cloud through the day and some outbreaks of rain moving sporadically eastwards. it may be that the skies clear in northern ireland just in time to bring some sunshine before the sun goes down. a few brighter spells elsewhere but it's going to be windy, particularly around western coasts — gusts of 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour in the most exposed spots and temperatures in double digits for just about all of us, and it's quite a while since we've been able to say that! now, as we go through monday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.now. goodbye. hello. there today is the transition day of the very cold weather which we have had for the past ten days to something a lot milder but it will be a slow process through the day today, and as that milder air moves north wards we are likely tee a thanesient spell of ice and snow. ice be widespread but we are most concerned is about significant icing across parts of northern england, thatis across parts of northern england, that is likely to cause some slippery roads and pave. potentially disruption to travel and maybe even to power as well. so you can see the milder air as we head into this evening, already across the south—west, it will take its time to push northwards, hill snow as well, will turn back to rain across the north opinion nines into the southern uplands and grampians and highlands, as we move through the night that milder air will by a cross most areas, by the end of the night it will be frost—free for all area, it will be very mild across the south but a wi

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.r now. goodbye. another freezing cold night but the fall— another freezing cold night but the fall isjust another freezing cold night but the fall is just around the comet _ the fall is “ust around the corner. , ., ., ~ the fall is 'ust around the corner. , ., corner. nest look at the weather _ corner. nest look at the weather through - corner. nest look at the weather through the - corner. nest look at the l weather through the early hours. we have snow showers across the highlands, the pain ines. when she showers and wills but for many it's a case of clear skies into saturday morning. sunshine to, really very cold. the inner city temperatures in rural spots a few degrees lower than that. the weather on shore shows winter showers in western parts of the northwest of england the peak districts and the highlands. for many of us it would be a bright enough day and already not quite as cold. those temperatures between around three or 4 degrees but even as high as 8 degrees in plymouth. a

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.w. goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today — hundreds of soldiers and civil servants are to be drafted in to cover for striking workers over christmas, but unions say they're not sufficiently trained to step in. hundreds gather for a vigil to remember four children, who died falling into a frozen lake in solihull. tributes are paid to a young mum of two, who died after a crush at london's brixton academy. after four weeks of drama in qatar, it all comes down to this. it's the final of the world cup. can lionel messi finally get his hands on football's biggest prize, or will france be crowned champions once again?

david yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly.now. goodbye. hello, there, we are finally expecting to see and enter the cold spell which has been with us for a long time but as we change from cold to mild with wet and windy weather moving northwards, we are likely to see a spell of transient ice and snow which could cause disruption in places throughout the day on sunday. it has been another very cold day today with a few wintry showers across northern and western areas, temperatures falling away quickly again this evening. cold overnight for most of the country, vertically central, northern and eastern areas. cloudy and windy weather will push into the far south so temperatures will lift but elsewhere another sharp frost. into sunday, this area of low pressure brings south—westerly winds and a lot of heavy rain, strong winds as well. you can see the range and yellow colours slowly pushing northwards as the wind and the rain moves northwards but it will be bumping into that very cold air. the met office have issued an amber ice wa

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