in edinburgh. _ falling trees. that is not good. in edinburgh. the — falling trees.falling trees. that is not good. in edinburgh, the roof of this - falling trees. that is not good. in - edinburgh, the roof of this tenement ripped off. these winds are ferocious. we are in building so slightly protected, but take a step out and just for a few moments and it becomes hard to stand and you get a sense of how powerful this storm is. a a sense of how powerful this storm is. filth! a trail of damage left in is. 0h! a trail of damage left in its wake. _ is. 0h! a trail of damage left in its wake, the _ is. oh! a trail of damage left in its wake, the winds destroying buildings — one of dangers falling debris. more than three million people urged to stay inside and power lost to thousands of homes. there is a series of steps got to be put in place to make sure that we are able to recover as quickly as possible from this incident. but the degree of damage that has been done will take some time to recover from, but the government will work with the power companies to make sure th

edinburgh will decide on a new 5% tourist tax later today.ospitality businesses are worried it will put tourists off. live from london, this is business today, i'm tadhg enright. he'sjust five days in the job and the us president donald trump is once again dominating world headlines. he's given a virtual address to the world economic forum in davos, and warned fellow leaders that they must manufacture in america orface tariffs. in a wide—ranging speech, he also promised to cut the us corporate tax rate to 15% for those that do "make in america". he criticised the european union, saying its tariffs are too high. and he urged the oil producing cartel to "bring down the cost of oil". from davos, here's our economics editor faisal islam. donald trump's address to the world economic forum was extraordinary. it was a collision of two worlds, and one in particular, here where you have global chief executives, financiers and european leaders and other world leaders — they had hoped that some of the campaign rhetoric, some even of the inauguration rhe

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the scottish capital, edinburgh, long a favourite for tourists, will decide today whether to impose aon tourist accommodation was the best rate, and today they're voting on whether to proceed with it. the local authority hopes to raise around £50 million saying the move would go towards improving the city, but businesses fear it could damage local trade. leon thompson is from uk hospitality scotland which opposes the levy. he told business today why he was concerned about the revenue. it's going to be imperative that the money that the council raises is invested back into the destination to keep the city of edinburgh a leading visitor destination, keep attracting people from all over the world into the city and use that, use that levy money, to actually increase the value of the visitor economy. that's going to be absolutely key here. i mean, one of our concerns is that money will simply leak out and be used for day to day activities. but really, we need to ensure that at least the bulk of the money does find its way into destination enhancement and promotion. thank you for watching b

that is a dangerous direction, affecting the population centres of glasgow and edinburgh.ars after the north, still producing gales in orkney and shetland as we go into saturday. you can keep up—to—date with the latest on storm eowyn the bbc weather app and we will be covering that weather system as it approaches the uk on bbc news. with winter always a difficult time for many pensioners, there's concern that after two cold snaps, a rise in energy prices, and millions losing their winter fuel payments, many older people are suffering in silence. one charity which gives energy advice says pensioners are having to choose between heating or eating. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has this report. keeping warm in one of the coldest areas of england isn't easy. we don't go out when it's icy or snowy. marjorie and rosemary are both in their 90s, and have been friends for a very long time. we knew each other at school, actually. yes. and now they're next door neighbours. i give rosemary a ring each morning to make sure she's up and about. yes, she does. yeah. amaz

, on higher ground, scotland, not so badly affected although the borders area, south and east of edinburghy are saying and the mountains of antrim, they could get four inches, about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for your journey, consider if it is necessary, you are clearly going to be a finalist cut less at risk if you were to take the train rather than drive but train rather than drive but train journeys are not completely assured either. has completely assured either. as to come onto that. it is the end of the festive period as people will be returning back from family breaks and come into the workplace, schools are starting. what about the all important rail network? exactly as ou important rail network? exactly as you say. _ important rail network? exactly as you say. lots _ important rail network? exactly as you say, lots of _ important rail network? exactly as you say, lots of people - as you say, lots of people completing longerjourneys, returning from wherever they spent christmas and new year's, were ready to start the working year on monday,

but it gives you a sense this edinburgh airport earlier in the dayjust the heights of the winds, thesuccessful landing there of that jet a little earlier. that is scotland. let's turn our attention to the north—west of england because a little earlier i was getting an update from our correspondent bends go field outside manchester. welcome to a rather sunny but also very blustery west yorkshire. we're over the m62 here, not farfrom huddersfield. somewhere called ainley top, which is a lovely beauty spot. it's just over there to my left. as you can see, the traffic is flowing rather well in this part of the world. the m62 heads off towards manchester in that direction. it becomes the highest motorway in england as it travels west. now there are parts of the major road network that are closed today. the humber bridge and the severn crossing as well have been closed to high sided vehicles, at least, if not more traffic as well. the a66 also, which links scotch corner on the a1 with carlisle and penrith over on the m6 is closed to all traffic today, notjust high sided vehicles. that was

elsewhere, at the airports, we are seeing hundreds of cancellations in edinburgh and glasgow.and some of those are long haulflights cancellations and some of those are long haul flights to and from places like dubai and doha in qatar so it will from places like dubai and do

blackpool, parts of north wales, edinburgh facing no service., 11 car carriages we have been hearing on the announcement here, going to various places, including wolverhampton. there are trains to crewe as well. avanti is a if you have bought a ticket for today, you can use that until the 4th today, you can use that until the 11th of january. so they are advising everyone more stable travel, you might travel on a different day or you can ask for a full refund. the rmt union, however, who are backing the train managers, indeed rmt members who are notjust striking today but every sunday from the 12 january to the 25th of may, is the deal is not set up, it's not fair that they are members who have been paid a certain amount of money, 250— £300, depending on who you believe, to come in on rest day working to take on quite a position of responsibility as a train manager. what is happening at the moment, according to mick lynch, you can catch that on bbc iplayer, he had said that senior greater managers are coming into work that rest day working and t

that is a dangerous direction affecting glasgow and edinburgh. in orkney, shetland and the highlands into saturday. the highest possible weather alert — the highest possible weather alert is— the highest possible weather alert is in place here. that is alert is in place here. that is a red — alert is in place here. that is a red warning. forthe alert is in place here. that is a red warning. for the first time — a red warning. for the first time ever— a red warning. for the first time ever that extends across the entire _ time ever that extends across the entire island of ireland. we are _ the entire island of ireland. we are expecting serious conditions. the announcement came — conditions. the announcement came that _ conditions. the announcement came that every school in northern ireland will close tomorrow in a bid to protect pe0pie's_ tomorrow in a bid to protect people's from the effects of the storm. the last time that happened was during a hurricane in 2011— happened was during a hurricane in 2017~ in — happened was during a hurricane in 20

edinburgh's late fightback saw them score 12 points injust ten minutes — but it wasn't enough.the chance to leapfrog gloucester—hartpury at the top of the table after they were beaten at home by saracens. the win lifts sarries third though. loughborough lightning stuffed leicester tigers 61—12 in a one sided east midlands derby at welford road. elsewhere bristol's playoff push was dented — losing 39—38 to trailfinders. now, the tension of any professional sport can be high as athletes try to execute theirjobs to perfection — but a new bmx competition in manchester will see riders encouraged to try tricks they've never attempted before, with the promise they won't lose points if they fall. it's been launched by former pro sebastian keep — he's been speaking to our reporterjames dunn. known on the scene for his creativity and bravery... you're a lunatic. ..from riding world war ii relics to building a giant man made super ramp, bas keep has been re—inventing bmxing for more than 20 years. and he's doing it again with a new competition where riders aren't punished for falling. som

quieter weather for a time over the things get better, quieter weather for a time over ti winds and edinburghrough tonight and they stick around northern scotland tomorrow. in terms of when things get better, quieter weather for things get better, quieter weatherfor a time over things get better, quieter weather for a time over the weekend but some others weather for a time over the wee more jut some others weather for a time over the wee more wind )me others weather for a time over the wee more wind and others weather for a time over the wee more wind and rain rs weather for a time over the wee more wind and rain through see more wind and rain through sunday and into monday. ben ridge, thank you very much. there are mounting calls for a change to the law this morning, after a teenager who killed three young girls at a southport dance class, avoided a whole life sentence because he was nine days too young. axel rudakubana, who was 17 at the time of the attack, will instead spend a minimum of 52 years behind bars. the families of the victims gave statements in court, a statement read out on be

airways to destinations like barcelona and rome as well as short—haul domestic flights to newcastle, edinburghwn. it is the busiest two—runway airport in the world and it relies, in order to fly the published schedule, on being very busy at all times. but because of the forecast adverse weather, they will take some flights out and it is pretty much always british airways, given that it has the majority of flights there, that takes the hit. they are all on routes where people should be booked on other flights. london, very much out of the really serious amber warning area, manchester airportjust on the edge, leeds and bradford quite clearly in that. but at the moment, the airports seem to be functioning well. we have some delays in belfast international, in birmingham and in aberdeen but they appear not to be related to the severe weather. he also explained how road travel could be affected. we have been warned of problems in the pennines, over one foot 30 centimetres of snow there. also in mid—to north wales, and on higher ground, scotland not so badly affected although the borders area, basic

the geographical area and the population centres covered including belfast, edinburgh and glasgow.ireland under a red warning for similar conditions, including the isle of man. winds gusting to around 80 or 90 mph. some spots on the north coast of northern ireland and argyll and bute and dumfries and galloway there could be 100 mile an hour winds. some of this will be hitting during the rush hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. find rush hour period, particularly tomorrow morning. and where is this done right _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it _ tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it is - tomorrow morning. and where is this done right now? it is in - this done right now? it is in its development _ this done right now? it is in its development phase. - this done right now? it is in its development phase. it l this done right now? it is in| its development phase. it is this massive cloud here. this has been by a strong jet stream. that is been fired by cold air pushing out of the us and

yes, absolutely. >> and also they're saying they can't afford it in edinburgh, but they could just takerom accommodation for comedians from one flat and they make a fortune. this story is basically a load of old bollards as they, as they know it is. and it's lovely. the barriers to security. obviously you want to move on, but yes, anyway, build the things you deserve to get them to come. >> a teacher is in trouble for calling a pupil a fat slug. i've got to be careful how i pronounce that. keir starmer is skipping a q and is meghan trying to appeal to right wing men? this is headliners on gb news. welcome back to headliners. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. the times leads with starmer in trump's site. the daily mail has starmer as guilty as anyone over grooming gangs. that's according to whistleblower maggie oliver. the daily express says it's a cop out on social care reforms. the i leads with starmer faces growing threat from reform over migration, poll reveals. and the mirror has a nice little earner that's luke littler, who just won the darts, and the daily star has secr

sandy tonks fred, hugh laurie, so classic funny people of that generation, and then they went to edinburgh 4, and even amongst the people that appeared on that show, he was especially funny in �*whose line is it anyway?�* with a very self—deprecating nature and audiences really related to him in so many ways, and then over the decades he did everything from stage musicals to cameos in film and tv, showing what a multitalented performer he was but of course it was not all laughs and smiles and cheering audiences and he was very candid in his life about the issues he faced including substance addiction, alcoholism, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. he had a life that had many extremes but dying at the age of 65, so young, a real talent produced by the uk and they will be so many people who will be very saddened by the news. —— there. thanks forjoining us. to ukraine now — and kyiv says it launched an overnight attack on russia, using drones and missiles — which was the largest of the war to date. moscow says it shot down six us—made �*ataccum�* missiles and eight british storm shadow miss

they're now being cared for, before they get transferred to edinburgh zoo.ion history. italian fashion house dolce and gabana are bringing an exhibition to paris showcasing their collections throughout the years. launching on january 10, it will include immersive experiences and access to one of a kind pieces. that's it. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edawrds. here's what's coming up. arrivadyche. everton part ways with their manager sean dyche hours before their 3rd round fa cup tie. point to prove for potter. former chelsea and brighton boss graham potter appointed the new west ham's manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust hours before everton hosted league one side peterborough in the third round of the

central belt of scotland, a dangerous direction, affecting the population centres of glasgow and edinburghbefore it gradually clears after the north but still producing gales, shetland and the highlands, as we go through the saturday. highlands, as we go through the saturda . . ~ highlands, as we go through the saturda . ., ~ , ., ., saturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date _ saturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date on - saturday. thank you. you can keep up-to-date on storm i saturday. thank you. you can - keep up-to-date on storm eowyn keep up—to—date on storm eowyn here on bbc news and on our website and the bbc weather app as well. with winter always a difficult time for many pensioners, there is concern after two cold snaps, rising energy prices and millions using losing winter fuel payments, people are suffering. 0ne charity which gives energy advice says pensioners are having to choose between heating or eating. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith has this report. keeping warm in one of the coldest areas of england isn't easy. we don't go out when it's icy or snow

services are running elsewhere, very few them, and the east coast main line tween newcastle and edinburghgh, is open. some roads have been affected, especially by falling trees, and the clear up by falling trees, and the clear up continues. police scotland say that they have responded to almost 1900 storm related incidents across the country since yesterday. now, another update, around 50,000 people in scotland, 50,000 customers in scotland, 50,000 customers in scotland are still without power as engineers work to restore the supply. the main areas affected are large parts of argyll and the kintyre peninsula, southern perthshire and the trossachs. and of course work is going on to clear up damaged buildings and make them safe, celtic�*s match against dundee has been called off, and there is a yellow warning for snow and ice kicking in across most of the country from six o'clock. coloured scotland correspondent catriona renton in glasgow. three teenagers have died after a car left the road and hit a tree in west yorkshire. two 19—year—old passengers and an 18—year—old driver died at the sc

in the challenge cup cardiff were edged out by perpignan 23—20 but edinburgh with a good win in brittanyat has alluded them for a decade — the women's ashes. the last series in 2023 was drawn, leading to australia retaining the trophy. one theory it all begins tonight with the start of a three—match one day series in sydney. our reporter henry moeran sent us this report earlier. here in sydney, the weather is thankfully a lot better for the warm up match that it was a few days ago. the first of a few international matches to be played, sunday local time and we're almost ready to go. we have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. you've - have with the 2017 winner. i —n so excited for this. you've got the england team training behind us. even in some group of flooding such as can really feel that buyers of the women say was about to start. england has not had _ say was about to start. england has not had their— say was about to start

anna macdonald, investment manager at aubrey capital managementjoins me from edinburgh.eting? i think as your correspondent said, it is to try to boost financial services, which is an area of strength for the uk, and they look to co—operate where they can, is what they say. despite getting quite a lot of criticism, not only about going on this visit when the uk bond market is in a bit of turmoil but also faced with those allegations around the hacking and spying and various things. i think they are trying to carve out a niche in financial services. to carve out a niche in financialservices. remember, financial services. remember, we have financialservices. remember, we have got hsbc, one of the biggest banks that has got a lot of interest in china. it is going to be quite difficult to resist the pressure from the new trump administration. [30 new trump administration. do ou new trump administration. do you think it will help that, unlike the eu and the us right now, trade tensions between the uk and china are not in the same place. for uk and china are not in the same pl

we have pictures from edinburgh of the plane coming into land.ing you need to know about the wind speed. who would like to be a pilot in those conditions? that is really tough. almost the last few metres before the wheels touched the runway, it was going sideways. well done to that pilot. we were trying to go to david in glasgow. the conditions defeating us at the moment and we have not been able to re—establish the line. i spoke to him about an hour ago and he gave us the latest. yes, in south lanarkshire, not a million miles from here, we have had winds of over 100 mph recorded, and we are actually shielded by quite a big building where we are standing, but a few people, one got knocked over by the wind, and a hat was blown off and it went straight into the river clyde, which is more like the sea today. this particular bridge over the clyde, it has plastic sheets as part of the roofing and we have watched as some of them have actually been ripped off, so that gives you a sense of the damage and the great strength of wind we are seeing. there ha

edinburgh airport this morning and a ryanair plane struggles to land such is the force of the winds.n alexandria, west dumbartonshire, emergency services and the public helped to clear a tree that fell on a car, trapping the driver inside. and ahead of the arrival of storm eowyn, a mini tornado appears to rip through the village of quintrell downs in cornwall, leaving homes damaged and trees uprooted. yeah, this was the worst storm to hit the scottish mainland for more than a decade, as that red weather warning kicked in at 10:00 in the morning. the area it covered actually extended. it went right down to the south of scotland, to dumfries and galloway, up through the central belt and beyond. it covered an area where more than three million people live. that is more than half of scotland's population. there was a strong warning from police scotland yesterday that people should stay inside, seek shelter if at all possible. we have been doing a limited amount of filming today when it has been safe to do so, and i can say that the roads have been extremely quiet, but there has been dama

in the challenge cup cardiff were edged out by perpignan 23—20 but edinburgh with a good in brittanyhem for a decade — the women's ashes. the last series in 2023 was drawn, leading to australia retaining the trophy. it all begins tonight with the start of a three—match one day series in sydney. here's our reporter henry moeran. here in sydney, the weather is a lot better than it was for the warm up match a couple of days ago. we almost set up for the women's as is, 3—1 of the internationals to replace in the morning local time and you're almost ready to go. this is what is _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. i _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. i am - you're almost ready to go. ti 3 is what is about. i am so excited for this. you've got the english team are trailing behind us who have got the music playing. you can really feel that the buzz of the women's ashes series that are starting. women's ashes series that are startina. ~ ., ., , ., starting. we england has not have had their _ starting. we eng

in scotland, edinburgh's outdoor hogmanay celebrations were cancelled for the first time in nearly 20ecause of strong winds and rain. the event, which usually includes a street party and fireworks, was called off due to safety concerns. puerto rico has welcomed in 2025, but celebrations are muted due to a power outage in the us territory. a failure of the island's electricity grid has left many in darkness, though power has now been restored to some critical facilities including hospitals. president biden has offered federal assistance to help speed up the recovery. let's ta ke let's take you to new york. the party still very much ongoing. they have had eight minutes of the new year and they have been singing and dancing away. let's take a listen. over the rainbow plays thousands of people in new york in times square. there are lots of very patient people. the crowds go back block after block full of people very thousands of people in new york in times square. there are lots of very patient people. the crowds go back block after block full of people very patient as they cram in and wa

bad weather across large parts of the uk meant edinburgh's outdoor hogmanay events had to be cancelled a real shame, but never mind. and we're from wellington, which is actually known for its wind. and we're sort of thinking this isn't quite as windy as even we know it. celebrations have continued around the globe. this was the scene on the champs—elysees in paris. and germany, whose celebrations this year took place at berlin's iconic brandenburg gate. the uae saw the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa, come to life in dubai. three, two, one... while over in sydney, robbie williams helped bring in the new year celebrations there. from one of the first to celebrate 2025, new zealand... ..to the last nations across north and south america, where new york city saw in their new year. greg mckenzie, bbc news. some breaking news... new orleans police say there may be "multiple casualties" including deaths amid reports a car plowed into people on bourbon street. it happened during new years celebrations. that particular area of the city is popular with tourists. we do not have a lot

that will be including glasgow and edinburgh where the majority of scots live. the country are going to be closed. there is transport disruption already, no scotrail trains running, no ferries going to the islands of scotland. airports telling passengers to check before they try and make any sort of journey because there will be disruption. so certainly widespread disruption expected and similar advice to in northern ireland. it is stay at home, and only travel if it is absolutely necessary. we are expecting gusts of up to 100 miles an hour, it is a red warning, which comes with that cautionary warning about the risk of a threat to life. let's speak to helen harris who owns the corsewall lighthouse hotel in kirkcolm, the most northerly point of the rhins of galloway in scotland.what thank you for talking to us, it is a wonder we can talk to you. what is it like there? it is - re what is it like there? it is pretty wild _ what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside - what is it like there? it is pretty wild outside and i what is it like there? it 3 pretty wi

three months into living in the van up in scotland in a little beautiful car park in the forest in edinburghy test. amazing! so only three months in, you know, removing all the stress kind of like, just really like being present as a family and living together. i can honestly say that i think removing the stress helped with, you know, conceiving our second child. it's the best decision we've ever made. a lot of people probably have different pictures of what vanlife means, but it obviously works for cath and jenna and the kids. and when you see inside that van and you see how perfect it's been made for the lifestyle they want to live, you can understand why they enjoy it so much. vanlifers were doing their thing well before social media. they even predate the first vw campers back in 1950. evidence of one of the very first has brought me to scotland, to this anonymous—looking aircraft hangar in the grounds of perth airport. now, it may not look like much from the outside... ..but there's a bit of history inside this building. inside is a vast historic archive of almost 1,000 vehicles from ar

for this flight landing in edinburgh, a shaky touchdown, after a first attempt was thwarted by winds. on the ground, too, there was severe disruption. bridges closed to high sided vehicles. buses and trains cancelled, too. high sided vehicles. there's more damage, i think, than i've seen in my time in the railway. this is only the damage that we know about just now. once the red warning has passed, network rail staff will start to go out and check the routes, whether that's on foot, whether that's using special trains to check or using the helicopter to inspect the routes from the air. that's going. on the a1, this lorry, buffeted by strong winds, narrowly avoided a head on collision. the driver of this car was rescued after being trapped by falling trees, while for another motorist, a lucky escape. the emergency services, doctors, among the few who had to venture out. you know, i've been driving about visiting patients and this is, um, it's just carnage. there's fences down all over the place and debris everywhere. and, you know, it's a real proper storm. this was the worst storm to

glasgow airport, which isn't too far from largs, where as you can see, there are also cancellations at edinburght heathrow airport in london. let's also show you valley home in northern ireland. —— ballyholme. the information we haveis ballyholme. the information we have is that the red weather alert for northern ireland has come into effect at 7am local time. we will continue to follow developments or in storm eowyn here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. on monday, the world will mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. 0pened by the nazis in occupied poland in 1940 as a concentration and labour camp, it ulimately became the most notorious extermination camp. more than a million people were murdered there, the majority of them jews. the 27th january also marks holocaust memorial day to remember the six million jews killed during the second world war. lucy hockings has been speaking to tova friedman — and american author and therapist, and one of the youngest auschwitz survivors. tova survived the german extermination camp at the age ofj

across all and eventually pushing across into scotland. temperatures, double figures, the full re, edinburgh, somewhere to weather that just coming across the poland day, which was set to eastern side of here. and there we go with the showers continuing down towards the southeast corner as we go on into a web. the state of the show has become few and further between little bit of wet and winfrey, weather starting down as you've had central past. but as you can see, scroll down, it's a single fingers, lots of cold and dry weather fault. add for us still something of an issue that was the weather will step a little further south, which into scotland that across the south west is generally dry and fine. if not particularly warm dry. i'm fine. i pretty hot down towards west africa. legal sit around 36 degrees over the next couple of days, and i've just fun and all. some show us the hidden inside and community across the india is a deadly fiber, especially the world's largest importance indeed uses a special skill. new product from routing to call, leaving work is with a dangerous one on the east

joining me now is dr gabrielle watson, who is a criminal sentencing expert at edinburgh law school.gh what the judge will take into account when he formulates and decides which sentence is appropriate. qm. formulates and decides which sentence is appropriate. 0k, we know that _ sentence is appropriate. 0k, we know that on — sentence is appropriate. 0k, we know that on monday, _ sentence is appropriate. ok, we know that on monday, axel- know that on monday, axel rudakubana was advised by the justice that a life sentence equivalent was inevitable. today, thejudge is like primary sentencing reference will be the sentencing act 2020, schedule 2021. we know the defendant was nine days short of his 18th birthday when he committed these offences, said the sentence he will receive is referred to as detention during his majesty's pleasure, somewhat euphemistically. that's a length of time the offender must spend in prison before he is considered for release by the parole board. and the act, the parole board. and the act, the sentence act 2020 tells judges how to set the term that perpetrator

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area of high pressure, southwest the direction temper just getting up into double figures the for edinburgh. it will tell me little gray. and having said that, because the most just sources coming in from the atlantic last that we're looking at to gras guys coming 3 farther south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little longer at 9 celsius here. quite a scotch into central, possibly little band of sleep and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your patrols thing for the southwest quad to to the se. every guy with a shout was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at east the side of spain. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me see a shot was to just cutting the final of africa and all of them are okay pushing across st algae area. as soon as you move on to what to what are the possible for southern marysville valgy area all the way down to sierra yeah. the from the impact of the us selections. the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for seriou

in the coming days, double figures, the full edinburgh temperatures, picking up 2 across scandinavia. well, as you try there across the south west of europe, although we will say some weather, just clipping the far north west of africa rolling across out to you area pushing across to was multiples, northern parts of libya for tennessee as we go through monday and tuesday meanwhile, from much of west africa, his dry and hot of the as is there a war on guys, a continuous new series takes you beyond the headlines of the company. if you're not chose, you're not entitled to the same sets of rights award winning both are fun to my brutal meets renowned out a standing in human rights defender a lot about the whole young generation. they have centered palestine as part of their identity as such a innovation that twice the defense world. refrain on a jersey to examine the being proactive. today's headlines know for empower, liberated the syrians. and this is, syrians has to determine how the future looks like setting of gender for tomorrow's discussions. if you all people from across the world

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, rented double figures the 4 london world down at the single figures sup tools and all savvy to edinburgh. but as we go through the next couple of days and see that change, wilma rack is pushed towards jeremy for a time, but the temperature is forwarding way across the northwest. i'm cold where i will make his way further. we switch as we go through the next couple of days and this become to some that you can see how the snow moderate bumping into the cold and heavy rain turning to snow, pushing further northwards across the picnic close to the midlands wells, bulls and everything. but the into scotsman. a good part of all those. i think some of that went you whether you coming to one monday, that's thanks for the south with. we'll see re started to setting here as well, whether it will make its way through spain and portugal as well. southern areas, the front sort of thing somewhat, which was a heading towards the out the we are to see the series of legend some clothes and the stories of civilizations that market history was. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to

so south west, the direction time is getting up into double figures, the full edinburgh. it will tell me little gray. i having said that because the was just a little said coming in the from the atlantic last i really can get to glasgow eyes coming through farther south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little longer at 9 celsius here. quite a scotch into central, possibly little band of sleet and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your patrols thing for the south west quad. so to the southeast, that'd be guy with a shout was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at eastern side of spain. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me finish. i was to just cutting the final all of africa and all of them them are okay. pushing across into algeria as soon as you move on to what to where the possible for southern areas of algae area all the way down to sierra. yeah. are the, is there any sign of the lead to the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting admini

behind on every flight pressure throwing in those winds from the outside temperature set to tumble edinburgh 3 degrees celsius. double freak a still for the time being 3, monday, london, and football and but look at that changes the cold ad, big scene. and we're looking at $56.00, maybe 7 degrees celsius across the northwest. i most night. flowers coming in snow coming into a jeremy through the low countries and then some very wet weather coming into central positive front northern areas of spain and portugal. same system bring you some pretty wet weather into an old analogy area. i'm moving further east a meeting of minds. truth is a bunch of fields. i believe that the images have part in that buttons feel that i believe that the interpretation of the images that also themselves part of that kind of more architect. yeah. advisement and photography. a travel pack them talk to every photograph is a photograph of environmental change. when you're making images at the kind of hedge of what's possible that becomes very pronounced studio be on script data analogies, era. the other guy you're watc

area of high pressure, southwest the direction temper just getting up into double figures the for edinburgh. they will tell me little gray. i having said that because the was just, it was coming in from the atlanta glass that were looking, gets a glass guys coming through for the south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little long. the 9 celsius here, quite a scotch and just central possible little band of sleep and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your which was thing for the south was quite to, to the se. every guy with the shower was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at eastern side of spain. bunch of spain and portugal, that's it, fine. and right, let me finish. i was to just clearing the final of africa and all of them, the more okay. pushing across into algeria as soon as you know what, what are the possible for something, there is no valgy. here we go all the way down to both sierra. yeah. or the deep in the brazilian amazon, the shipping to inspiring global environmental action i have crushing on a number of f

dumfries and galloway, ayrshire, argyll and pete, but more importantly the central belt from glasgow to edinburghat comes into play attorney on friday morning until 5pm —— bute. attorney on friday morning until5pm —— bute. quite a dangerous situation, the met office very rarely is red warnings, only if they are confident there will be high impact from the stone and danger to life. the wind speed, generally quite widely around 70-80 generally quite widely around 70—80 miles an hour, maybe 80-90 70—80 miles an hour, maybe 80—90 and a few spots, but the winds could top 100 miles an hour, the north coast of northern ireland especially, and around parts of argyll and bute and the western coasts and firth of clyde and parts of dumfries and galloway. huge geographical— dumfries and galloway. huge geographical area, _ dumfries and galloway. huge geographical area, large - dumfries and galloway. huge geographicalarea, large number geographical area, large number of people could be impacted, what is the advice, but to suggested when they issue the red weather alerts?— suggested when they issue the red weat

double think us the full right, edinburgh, somewhere to weather that just coming across the poland day, which was set to the eastern side of here. and there we go with the showers continuing down towards the southeastern code as we go on into a web. the state of the show has become few and further between little bit of wet and winfrey, weather starting down as you've had central past. but as you can see, scroll down, it's a single fingers, lots of cold and dry weather fault. add for us still something of an issue that what the weather will slip a little further south, which into scotland that across the south west is generally dry and fine. if not particularly warm dry. i'm fine. i pretty hot down towards west africa. legal sit around. 36 degrees over the next couple of days. there's just further north, some show us the specialized criminal gangs of reading south africa cities. not the castle goes, but for a call to the center of the construction communications and transpose. this lucrative commodity is everywhere, and its price is soaring. people impala investigates, the business of d

go some way whether it's coming into west scotland, united states, but 11 celsius, the full edinburgh mild wins coming in of the atlantic and it's turning to ray and then snow into pots of norway as we go through with us. they stay pretty quads across central parts of europe, fault and for us that remains an issue for many. whether that's coming into that west inside often, but it's right just pushing across it. the eastern parts of the spice of my brother to across the far north of africa with rain gathering for out to you. right? yeah. as the deep in the brazilian amazon, the shipping to inspiring global environmental action i have crushing on a number of products to bring the attention of the was so what is going on? yeah, through cultural revising and environmental stewardship. the efforts on assess to traditions well shaped in a sustainable future for the planet. thousands of trees conscious here. all that work is just mind optimized. we on nature message from the amazon on al jazeera, the, the, the hello again, the what, you know, just the room, is there a month or top stories,

because when it comes out normally single fingers, the full edinburgh, just about freezing in the heat of the day on tuesday. and we're looking at the fab to dry but cold chris sunshine. the crust, england, and wells. what? well the coming into central pos of bronze. what's the weather that we have pushing across spite and impulse cool fading across the fall and also the morocco pushing into algeria, easing his way, further east with more heavy rain the the, [000:00:00;00] the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains key stuff in your own adventure now counter and we the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the you without just the or the headlines now a mess official has told the voices nice agency has approve the list of those people come to is presented by israel to be exchanged in the seas. find the mass says any dear depend on this very was true from the goal is a strict permanency spawn he's ready. ministry has killed $8800.00 students across the government costs 24 hours at a time. kona home in kansas city has killed 13 members. one number of people remain missing. anybody needs to be

large area of high pressure, south west, the direction time getting up into double figures, the full edinburgh. it will tend little gray. i having said that because the was just, it was coming in from the atlantic glass. i were looking, gets a glass guys coming through the south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little long. the 9 celsius here, quite a scars into central pos, a little band of sleet and snow in the cold f, a central areas over here, but you'll think for the southwest quad, so to the se, every guy with the shower gathering, which was that western side of the met some show.