the battle of the noisy neighbours as england and wales are drawn together for next summer's european championship england's women are brilliant with the ball in bloemfontein as they take control in their one—off test against south africa. and show me the money: for the first time in history, the us ryder cup team will be paid to compete. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. less than 200 days to go until the women's european championship begins, and on monday the 16 teams competing could begin to see their path to the final as the group stages were drawn. it was the final group that provided the biggest talking point as defending champions england were not only drawn against one of the other favourites, france, but also the 2017 champions the netherlands and their neighbours wales, who are debuting at the tournament for the very first time. we have a very interesting, exciting group. it is a bit the same as the nation's league groups all the time, very tough, very exciting. for us, onjuly 5 it will start. just a word on wheels as well playing — just a word on wheels as we

otherwise, it's seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze, continuing across england and wales, streaming in off the north sea, with maybe a few showers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature t

in to the southwest of england and wales later on. rthwesterly wind developing in scotland and northern ireland, things are going to get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. 0vernight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales, it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. and then, we're all going to be feeling the effects of these brisk northwesterly winds, and it will feel colder on thursday. showers, too, and those could be wintry over the hills across northern scotland. quite a few showers for northern ireland, over the irish sea into wales, perhaps the west midlands, and the southwest of england, and again, a bit of wintriness over the hills. more sunshine, though, further east, where it should be dry. we'll all going to feel colder in those brisk winds, temperatures 6 to 8 degrees, but at least there'll be more sunshine around. pretty chilly overnight for a while before we see this rain coming in from the northwest on friday. that rain pus

could see some showers pushing into northern and western england and wales but i think much of englandsunshine and stay largely dry throughout the day on monday, but more of a breeze and a milder day to come for all. cold in northern scotland. as we head out to monday into tuesday, which is new year's eve, another area of low pressure moves through to bring a blustery, windy day for all. outbreaks of rain, particularly in the north and the west. once again, there will be some hill snow across the north of scotland, so some travel disruption is likely. so, that rain moving across england and wales later in the day on new year's eve, so you have to stay tuned to the forecast if you have travel plans, of course. another mild day to come away from northern scotland. another low pressure system hurtles across the country on new year's day and as it pulls away, it allows the floodgates to open to a northerly arctic air flow. so, after a disruptive day of weather on new year's day, the first week of january 2025 is looking colder, sunnier with some wintry showers and frosty nights. live from

so i think a better chance of seeing some sunny spells across england and wales on sunday.e sunny spells as well. but for scotland, this weather front becomes slow—moving. it is set to bring some heavy and persistent rain, particularly in the northwest of scotland, and in fact that rain is set to continue not only on sunday but into monday and tuesday as well. will be mild for most of us, a little bit colder in the far north, and as we go through sunday night into monday, that weather front sinks southwards, but then bends northwards again, bringing rain back into scotland and some snow, particularly over high ground in the north of scotland. further south, drier conditions, a mix of cloud and some sunny spells, mild in the south but much colder further north and through the end of 2024 into the start of 2025, it will turn colder for all of us, turning windy as well. there will be some rain. there may be some snow. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: thick fog is causing travel disruption around the uk and forecaster

. - here in the uk — water bills will rise by an average of £86 in england and wales from april.o help pay for infrastructure upgrades and to reduce sewage discharges. it comes as thousands of people have been left without water in hampshire, with cars lining up for supplies. our business editor, simon jack, has the very latest. if you wanted an example of the problems facing the water industry, this is it. nearly 60,000 homes around the southampton area are left without water supply, with many schools and businesses forced to shut. southern water says the problem had been caused by a technical issue, leaving many customers high and dry. it's really frustrating, we can't do anything. we can't flush toilets, we can't, you know, have showers, nothing. so yeah, it's not very nice. it's quite frustrating, especially because the little ones' school is closed as well. and it's nativity season. i'm a plumber. i can't even get water. and southern water customers are facing the biggest increase in bills over the next five years with a hike of 53%, or £222 a year. debt—laden thames water's

hello there, some higher parts of england and wales have again been sticking out above this misty lowoomy and murky and a little damp in other parts of england and wales. the fog, though, probably not quite as extensive as it has been. and through the rest of the weekend, the breeze picks up a little, that mist and patchy fog will be lifting, promising some brighter skies more widely tomorrow, although there will be some rain still in scotland. the mist and fog is closer to this area of low pressure which is affecting other parts of europe as well, that weather front weakening as it moves south, and another band of rain heading into northern scotland by the end of the day. but temperatures in scotland and northern ireland in double figures. where it's grey and gloomy through the midlands, south—east england, it's going to be a chilly five or six degrees here, again. and still some extensive low cloud, some patches of mist and fog into the night, tending to lift from the north, as the breeze picks up, and we see some rain arriving across more of northern scotland, particularly towards

much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it's 7—9 celsius for england and walesquite raw. as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, as we head through monday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, —7 celsius and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breez

otherwise, it�*s seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze,n off the north sea, with maybe a few showers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower, but mostly dry at this point, but it could be quite grey and gloomy in the south throughout the day on tuesday. another chilly day to come here, but cold in the north, struggling to get much above freezing across parts of scotland. our area of high pressure dominates the scene through the week, just a few weather fronts spinning around it could affect the northern isles at

not as cold across england and wales with more cloud. of that cloud, really, throughout the day on tuesday for england and wales. but it's fog in some central, southern areas of scotland and northern ireland which could linger on for much of the morning, only slowly clearing away. and where the fog doesn't clear, it's going to be pretty cold. there'll be some cloud affecting the far north of scotland during tuesday afternoon, perhaps a few spots of rain for the northern isles, but really for most of scotland, lots of blue skies and lots of sunshine. but temperatures will struggle, especially where you keep that fog. so, for example, in glasgow, 0 degrees celsius as a maximum temperature. sunshine for northern ireland, perhaps parts of north—west england, west wales getting some breaks in that cloud as well. elsewhere, fairly cloudy. perhaps still some outbreaks of rain, some drizzle affecting the far south—east of england with a bit of a breeze here. and then as we go through the night on tuesday and into wednesday, that high pressure rea

into the evening and overnight once again we will see a lot of cloud across england and also wales. and into north—west england and of course where we have clear skies it is where we will have the lower temperatures. temperatures again where you see the blues are freezing or below. minus four in glasgow, minus one in aberdeen, six or seven across eastern areas of england. tomorrow we start in a similarvein. still a lot of cloud, still producing some drizzle across england and wales. some brighter skies likely in parts of the south—west and wales. the sunniest skies across the north—east but we also have thicker cloud coming in across the north—west and also the wind picking up a bit. temperatures 2—10. into friday a lot of cloud around. cloud increasing in the north—west as a weather front approaches. here the wind will strengthen and the cloud will be thick enough for some showers or indeed some splashes of rain. temperatures during the course of friday roughly 3—9. this weather front will be sinking southwards during the course of friday bringing some showery outbreaks of rain. beh

much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it�*s 7—9 celsius for england and walesmaybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, —7 celsius and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower but mostly dry at this point, but it could be quite grey and gloomy in the south throughout the day on tuesday. another chilly day to come here but cold in the north, struggling to get much above freezing across parts of scotland. our area of high pressure dominates the scene through the week, just a few weather fronts spinning around could affect the northern isles at times, and by the time we reach friday into n

further south we have this cloud across central and southern england and wales and patchy outbreaks ofstery showers. and temperatures only eight or nine for parts of scotland, but 11—13 for the rest of the uk, so it looks mild but turns colder again into sunday because the winds are coming in from the north—west bringing a mix of sunshine and some heavy showers, some of the showers on sunday a bit wintry, could be some hail and sleet and even some snow of the highest ground of scotland. really gusty winds, 60mph or so in the west. so it is going to be a windy, cold, wintry—feeling day with top temperatures between 6—9 degrees. and then looking ahead towards the christmas week and you will notice those temperatures on the rise. 13, 14 degrees for christmas eve, christmas day and stays mild into boxing day. some rain in the north—west but drier towards the south. bye— bye. live from avignon in france. this is bbc news. gisele pelicot thanks her supporters, after her former husband is jailed for aggravated rape, and praises other women who have survived similar trauma. translation: finall

we could see showers pushing into northern and western england and wales. hroughout the day on monday. it'll feel cold in northern scotland. into tuesday, new year's eve, another area of low pressure moves through to bring a blustery, windy day for all. outbreaks of rain particularly in the north and west. some hills snow across the north of scotland. travel disruption likely as the rain moves across england and wales later on in the day on new year's eve. stay tuned to the forecast if you have travel plans. another mile day to come away from northern scotland. another low system hurtles across the country on new year's day. as it pulls away it allows the floodgates to open to a northerly arctic air flow. to open to a northerly arctic airflow. after a to open to a northerly arctic air flow. after a disruptive day of weather on new year's day, the first week of january 2025 is looking colder, sunnier, with wintry showers. this is bbc news, the headlines: russia's president vladimir putin has apologised to the president of azerbaijan for the downing of a passe

frost—free for england and wales, typically five celsius, closer to freezing in northern ireland and icularly across eastern and central england, but notice a few showers in scotland, and 1—2 elsewhere. but on the whole, a fine day. the temperatures — around eight for cardiff and for london, about that for liverpool. in edinburgh and belfast, it'll be a shade cooler than that. and then, friday, we're expecting more rain to sweep in. this next weather front crosses the country — middle of the day, it'll be in central areas of england. gusty winds for a time, too, before it clears away and the skies turn clear, as well. now, let's have a look at the forecast for the weekend, because it will be very blustery. a nasty area of low pressure is expected to sweep just to the north of us — it'll introduce really strong winds to northern and western scotland, and really blustery elsewhere. 60—70mph gusts there in the north of scotland, 50mph across many central parts of the uk. the temperatures may reach 12—13 in some spots — but, because it'll be windy and there'll be showers, some of them win

as we head through tonight it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales.ontinue to see that weather front draped across the north. any clear spells temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between four and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly — seven to ten or 11 degrees. some changes though, as we move into sunday. more isobars on the chart it turns breezier. a more active weather front pushes into scotland, so some heavier, more persistent rain here. more of a breeze. so we should see the clouds breaking up, even across england and wales, as an incr

otherwise, it�*s seven to nine celsius for england and wales, but factor in the northeasterly breeze,owers running through the channel. that will stop temperatures from falling much below two to seven celsius for england and wales, but it�*s a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost, down to —5, —6 celsius, and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it�*s a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower, but mostly dry at this point, but it could be quite grey and gloomy in the south throughout the day on tuesday. another chilly day to come here, but cold in the north, struggling to get much above freezing across parts of scotland. 0ur area of high pressure dominates the scene through the week, just a few weather fronts spinning around it could affect the northern isles at times, and by the time we reach friday,

we're going to have some very windy weather for england and wales, and for wales in particular, some ow for northern ireland, scotland and developing in northern england, likely to bring some problems as the day progresses. and that wild weather will continue overnight before the low pressure clears away by thursday, allowing arctic air to come sweeping down across the country and dropping the temperatures. live from london, this is bbc news. a plane carrying 181 people has crashed on landing at muan airport in south korea, killing all but two of those on board. the new pro—russian president of georgia has been sworn in, drawing large protests in the capital, tbilisi. palestinian authorities say seven people have been killed in an israeli strike on a hospital in gaza city. hello, i'm... welcome to bbc news with me lukwesa burak. a period of national mourning has begun in south korea after a plane carrying 181 people crashed, killing all the passengers on board. only two people — who were flight crew — survived after the aircraft burst into flames. the flight from thailand, operated by

as we head through tonight, it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales.to see that weather front draped across the north. any clear spells, temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between 4 and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then, we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards, so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again, for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly. seven to 10 or 11 degrees. some changes, though, as we move into sunday. more isobars on the chart. it turns breezier. a more active weather front pushes into scotland, so some heavier, more persistent rain here. more of a breeze, so we should see the clouds breaking up, even across england and wales, and an increasing

quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. ting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year. but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend. and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, as we go through sunday. so you notice that the oranges come into our map, so the milder south—westerly winds for the end of the weekend. and that means temperatures will rise quite significantly, actually. so you can see there on friday and saturday, still in single figures. by sunday, we'll be in double figures and there'll be a bit of sunshine around as well over the course of the weekend. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel says it destroyed serious naval fleet and carried out nearly 500 airstrikes sends the bashar al—assad tabloid. the suspect excused

. murky day for much of england and wales-— murky day for much of england and wales.has created some stunning scenes, - and wales. the fog has created some stunning scenes, but - and wales. the fog has created i some stunning scenes, but those hoping to travel today will certainly be glad to be the back of these wintry wonders. simonjones, bbc news. demonstrators have taken to the streets of seoul, a day after mps ousted south korea's acting president, han duck—soo, less than two weeks after he was appointed. the impeachment vote of mr han was boycotted by the governing party, and there were unruly scenes in the chamber, as mps surrounded the speaker's chair, shouting and raising their fists. let's speak to sung—yoon lee, global fellow at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. thank you very much for being with us. it has been an extraordinary situation in south korea. one vote on impeaching one president and then the next person gets voted against for impeachment. now we have the finance minister acting as president. can he stabilise things, do you thi

is very gratifying that it is now going to be made permanent and be present in every court in england and walesou so much. you have been _ wales. thank you so much. you have been at— wales. thank you so much. you have been at the _ wales. thank you so much. you have been at the forefront - wales. thank you so much. you have been at the forefront for l have been at the forefront for many years reporting from family court. that is it from me, let's bring you up—to—date with all the weather. hello. a band of rain is pushing its way eastwards across the uk today. the rain associated with an area of low pressure and this cloud on the satellite picture. it's not the only low, though, in the north atlantic. further west, we've got a more powerful system developing just here, and that's going to be bringing somevery strong winds to parts of the uk this weekend, potentially disrupting some of your christmas travel plans. now, we started off with rain today across scotland and northern ireland, but the afternoon here looking a lot brighter, sunshine and blustery showers as our rain band works its way eas

whereas england and wales, we are frost—free because we have extensive cloud around and that�*s been east wales. that drizzle gradually should tend to die away as we head into the afternoon so it will become a bit drier, but it stays cloudy with winds gusting to 30—odd miles an hour around some of our north sea coasts. it will feel cold, temperatures at best 6—8 degrees, and those temperatures barely getting above freezing in scotland, particularly where any fog lingers. now, overnight tonight, it�*s a repeat story, really, in that we�*ll have clear skies across parts of scotland and northern ireland to allow a fairly widespread frost. those temperatures probably down to about —8 or so. england and wales, still a lot of cloud around and some further patches of drizzle across eastern areas. that�*s how we�*ll start the day here on wednesday. now, we�*ll still have those chilly north—easterly winds but they are not quite as strong. might see a few breaks in the cloud for parts of west wales and north—west england, but otherwise the best of any limited sunshine will be across scotland an

not very high rainfall totals, so some sunshine at last for many parts of england and wales.tern areas. temperatures again at this stage still about 6—9 or ten degrees celsius. it's only by sunday where we start to see that much milder air moving its way in. so temperatures for most of us in double figures, although it will turn cloudier again by sunday, with some outbreaks of rain. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news the british prime minister says he shares the public�*s horror about the murder of sara sharif — and there's a need for answers as to how it could have happened we'll speak to a government adviser, who's worked on some of the uk's most high—profile safeguarding cases. syria's new government says they'll suspend the constitution and parliament while g7 nations call on them, to respect women's rights. will get the latest from lyse doucet. the first payouts in the uk's infected blood scandal, some victims could receive compensation in days — totalling over 13 million pounds. and a ringing endorsement for donald trump — time magazine's person of the year —

much above three or four degrees in a few spots in scotland, otherwise it's 7—9 celsius for england and walesmonday night, we'll see that cloud continuing across england and wales streaming in off the north sea with maybe a few showers running through the channel — that will stop temperatures from falling much below 2—7 celsius for england wales, but it's a very cold night to come for scotland and northern ireland, with quite a hard frost down to —6, —7 celsius and some freezing fog. into tuesday, that area of high pressure begins to exert its force across the country. it's a cold, frosty start in the north, plenty of sunshine, early mist and freezing fog. more cloud again for england and wales, the breeze beginning to ease, but still a feature through the channel. maybe the odd shower but mostly dry at this point, but it could be quite grey and gloomy in the south throughout the day on tuesday. another chilly day to come here but cold in the north, struggling to get much above freezing across parts of scotland. 0ur area of high pressure dominates the scene through the week, just a few weathe

that weather front is bringing with it some rain, but temperatures in england and wales a little bit f england. tonight, though, we're going to have variable cloud for england and wales, northern ireland and into scotland. it should stay dry here. northern scotland though, getting wetter through the night. and as we hit the colder air in the far north of the country, there'll be some snow falling in caithness and sutherland. milder further south with lows around five or six degrees. but on monday and continuing into tuesday, new year's eve, scotland could get some travel disruption from the central belt northwards. combination of spells of heavy rain, but also the potential for some snow in the north and east leading to some flooding. we start with that wet weather in scotland. it does tend to ease away the rain pushing down across southern scotland, affecting northern ireland, the far north of england, where it's going to be gusty over the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south as well, breaking the cloud up, giving some sunshine at times and lifting temperatures into d

in to the southwest of england and wales later on. gs will get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. overnight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales — it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. and then, we'll all be feeling the effects of these brisk northwesterly winds, and it will feel colder on thursday. showers, too, and those could be wintry over the hills across northern scotland. quite a few showers for northern ireland, over the irish sea into wales, perhaps the west midlands, and the southwest of england — and again, a bit of wintry over the hills. more sunshine, though, further east, where it should be dry. we'll all feel colder in those brisk winds, temperatures 6—8 celsius — but at least there'll be more sunshine around. pretty chilly overnight for a while, before we see this rain coming in from the northwest on friday — that rain pushes away from scotland and northern ireland, into england and wales. it'll be followed by some

as we head through tonight it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales.north. any clear spells temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between four and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly — seven to ten or 11 degrees. some changes though, as we move into sunday. more isobars on the chart it turns breezier. a more active weather front pushes into scotland, so some heavier, more persistent rain here. more of a breeze. so we should see the clouds breaking up, even across england and wales, as an increasing chance of seeing some sunshine, which will be

in to the southwest of england and wales later on. in scotland and northern ireland, things will get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. overnight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales — it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. we'll all feel colder in those brisk winds, temperatures 6—8 celsius — but at least there'll be more sunshine around. pretty chilly overnight for a while, before we see this rain coming in from the northwest on friday — that rain pushes away from scotland and northern ireland, into england and wales. it'll be followed by some sunshine and a few showers, and we'll end the week with temperatures of around about 9—10 celsius, so pretty good. heading quickly into the weekend, though, and it looks like a very unsettled weekend ahead. this weather system bringing some rain on saturday, and around the area of low pressure, we'll introduce a polar maritime air mass. and throughout the weekend, it looks like it'll be re

england and wales escaping the worst of it mostly dry apart from a few showers.ts way northwards. then for tuesday, new year's eve, low pressure dominates across northern and western areas, another wet day for scotland and perhaps northern ireland, may be the far north of england. some localised flooding possible. wendy in the north and west but pushing them milder air northwards and double figures for most. beyond new year's eve, new year's day, and the first few days of january 2025 are dominated by this deep area of low pressure which could bring gales or even severe gales and some heavy rainfall. that high pressure tries to build back in during the week, the first week of january. but what happens is the low moves across the country and opens the floodgates to a cold north north—westerly, so it's going to be a cold start to 2025. you have to stay abreast of the weather forecast and head online to check out all the latest warning is good we could see some disruption with the wet and windy weather for new year's eve and new year's day and thereafter the first w

this morning, there are now 62 flood alerts in wales, and 125 in england because of course the focuswarnings has been on the wind, the gusts of wind, that have been blowing in some parts of wales and south—west england, but as we have been hearing from our weather team, there has also been heavy rain. and there could be an impact of flooding following from that heavy rain. same encoder is the travel correspondent for the independent. he is at london waterloo station. —— same in colder. you are following the disrupt —— simon colder. it is disrupt -- simon colder. it is lookin: disrupt -- simon colder. it is looking bad _ disrupt -- simon colder. it is looking bad at _ disrupt -- simon colder. it is looking bad at london - disrupt —— simon colder. it 3 looking bad at london waterloo. if you are hoping to travel to portsmouth harbour on the 1130 from waterloo that has not yet left. it is half an hour late. they are dealing with problems including falling trees and large parts of the south—western radio network. major disruption, and warnings that i am seeing for all of the main lines fr

as we head through tonight, it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales.cotland and northern ireland as we continue to see that weather front draped across the north. any clear spells, temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between 4 and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then, we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards, so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again, for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly. seven to 10 or 11 degrees. some changes, though, as we move into sunday. more isobars on the chart. it turns breezier. a more active weather front pushes into scotland, so some heavier, more persistent rain here. more of a breeze, so we should see the clouds breaking up, even

but large parts of england and wales, another grey and gloomy day to start the week.d an active weather front pushes into scotland. heavy and persistent rain here. more of a breeze, so we should see the clouds breaking up across england and wales, an increasing chance of seeing sunshine which will be a relief. temperatures may respond a bit, up to ten or 11 for most where any mist and fog lingers or low cloud, it will stay quite chilly. it stays unsettled, wet and windy across northern areas in the run—up to new year. potential for a northern areas in the run—up to new year. potentialfor a deep area of low pressure which could bring wet and stormy weather around new year's eve. this could give rise to some transport disruption, staging to the forecast for this. in the first few days of january, it is likely to turn colder for all with sunshine and showers. take care. today at one — the nasa spacecraft making history by surviving the closest—ever approach to the sun. scientists receive a signal, after two days without communication, south two days without communication

there'll be a lot more cloud across england, wales and northern ireland.hose temperatures as low as about —8, —9 degrees celsius again in more rural areas. elsewhere, though, those temperatures will stay up at about 5—7 degrees. now, during thursday, this area of high pressure that's been with us over the last week will gradually move its way a bit further eastward. it's not going to change things too much for most of us, though. on thursday they'll once again be a lot of cloud around across england, wales and northern ireland, only breaking up a touch here and there to bring some brighter spells. best of sunshine will be again across some central and northern areas of scotland. more cloud though for the western isles compared to the last few days. temperatures, where you've got some sunshine, but the cold start means that they won't get much more above freezing elsewhere, about 5—9 degrees — very similar to where it's been over the last few days. now, by friday, the area of high pressure moves further eastward and that will allowjust one weather front mov

in to the southwest of england and wales later on. le figures for england and wales — but with that northwesterly wind developing in scotland and northern ireland, things will get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. overnight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales — it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. and then, we'll all be feeling the effects of these brisk northwesterly winds, and it will feel colder on thursday. showers, too, and those could be wintry over the hills across northern scotland. quite a few showers for northern ireland, over the irish sea into wales, perhaps the west midlands, and the southwest of england — and again, a bit of wintriness over the hills. more sunshine, though, further east, where it should be dry. we'll all feel colder in those brisk winds, temperatures 6—8 celsius — but at least there'll be more sunshine around. pretty chilly overnight for a while, before we see this rain coming in from the northwes

not very high rainfall totals, so some sunshine at last for many parts of england and wales. at this stage still about 6—9 or ten degrees celsius. it�*s only by sunday where we start to see that much milder air moving its way in. so temperatures for most of us in double figures, although it will turn cloudier again by sunday, with some outbreaks of rain. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news syria�*s new government says — they�*ll suspend the constitution and parliament — while g7 nations call on them, to respect women�*s rights. rescued by the rebels — an american man is found wandering the streets — after reportedly being freed from a syrian prison. i�*m lyse doucet in damascus — where the authorities say they are going to dissolve the security forces and shutdown the notorious prisons run by the notorious prisons run by the ousted regime. in other news — the british prime minister says — questions need to be answered — after the murder of ten—year—old sara sharif. and — a ringing endorsement for donald trump — time magazine�*s person of the year — as he opens tradin

in to the southwest of england and wales later on. developing in scotland and northern ireland, things will get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. 0vernight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales — it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. and then, we'll all be feeling the effects of these brisk northwesterly winds, and it will feel colder on thursday. showers, too, and those could be wintry over the hills across northern scotland. quite a few showers for northern ireland, over the irish sea into wales, perhaps the west midlands, and the southwest of england — and again, a bit of wintry over the hills. more sunshine, though, further east, where it should be dry. we'll all feel colder in those brisk winds, temperatures 6—8 celsius — but at least there'll be more sunshine around. pretty chilly overnight for a while, before we see this rain coming in from the northwest on friday — that rain pushes away from scotland and northern ireland,

quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. cting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year, but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk, before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend, and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, as we go through sunday, so you notice that the oranges come into our map, so the milder, south—westerly winds for the end of the weekend, and that means temperatures will rise quite significantly, actually, so you can see there on friday and saturday, still in single figures. by sunday, we'll be in double figures, and there'll be a bit of sunshine around as well over the course of the weekend. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news israel says it's destroyed syria's naval fleet and carried out hundreds of air strikes since the fall of the assad regime. lawyers of the s