we heard from the former essex crickets are - from the former essex crickets are who spoke about his. and he is accused folks of brushing his expenses under the carpet. both he and azeem rafiq are pushing the administration for change. we also heard from the chair of yorkshire. and he spoke about what has been going on in yorkshire in the last 13 months. he said they have a brand—new board and more sponsors than they have had in yorkshire history. you remember it during the whole racism crisis last year it engulfed the club and and goes crickets. i lots of sponsors left yorkshire and they were temporarily banned from hosting international picture pictures. he painted a picture of where they got to as a county and he said it hasn't been without racial abuse he has experience personally and he's putting a letter of hope on the reports we are expecting in early in 2023. he said that would be key and he said a lot of people will take from today the meeting whistle—blower in all this azeem rafiq fled the country and said he has been left cold by the games responds by what you felt about h

meanwhile, the essex rounded kapor, the first american mano f or two into the pacific ocean.id porter she cruised at will and destroyed the british waiting industry in the eastern pacific. at valparaiso although a neutral waters porter was quartered and illegally attacked by a superior british foerster after a long, unbroken and bloody fight, the essex surrendered. in 1812 and 1812 will e american plan envisioned the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumbered the british ground forces ins canada, but english ships controlled the lakes. i by water britain could supply her forces. she could move him rapidly, and she had secured communications. on the land frontier there was also the ever present threat of indian attack, intensified by tecumseh come says indian confederacy. the american general was forced at a a detroit in august 1812y the energetic britisher general brock.k using l his craft, brock repelld attacks by larger american land forces. to contest bridge control of the lakes, president madison ordered the building of american warships on these vital arteries.

that is the gerrymander cartoon of the state senate district in essex county massachusetts. but what often gets left out of this story is that not only was gerrymandering happening long before elbridge gerry allegedly created this original gerrymander in essex county but gerry himself was not even responsible for the plan that laled to his everlasting historical infamy. that led to his most lasting legacy being the portmanteau of gerry and salamander which the district was said to resemble that became attached to this emkind of unseemly practice of manipulating districts for political gain. gerry had, if you believe his biographer most of the contemporary historical accounts that i uncover all suggested that gerry himself was not t especially keen on the plan. he thought it was overly partisan. he thought that it was untoward and nefarious but he kind of went along with it because more than that he wanted to get stuff done he had been elected to do. and getting that done and controlling the state legislature . so while the original gerrymander was created by the massachusett

that is a gerrymander cartoon of the state set district and essex county, massachusetts. but what often gets left out of the story visit not only was gerrymandering happening long before elbridge gerry allegedly created this original and essexs county, but gary himself is not responsible to the plan that led to his everlasting historical infamy. that led to his most lasting legacy thing gary and the salamander which is said to resemble. that became attached to this unseemly practice of manipulating districts for political gain. gary had, if you believe his biographer and most of the contemporary historical accounts and covered, all suggested gary himself was not especially keen on the plan. he thought it was overly partisan. he thought that it was untoward and nefarious. really kind of went along the because more than that he wanted to get the stuff done that he had been elected to do. getting that done controlling the state legislature. all the original was created by the massachusetts state legislature it was gary's name then became attached to it. so if there's one thi

but no offence to barking essex of course . but let barking essex of course.put the nimby side, as you might call it. me put the nimby side, as you might call it . there are many might call it. there are many areas of this country where housing developments go up on the periphery of those towns and, villages, villages , and, villages, villages, villages and the infrastructure just isn't there. are no longer able to get first choice. second choice, third choice of school for their child . the roads are for their child. the roads are far more congested . you can't far more congested. you can't get a gp's appointment. does there not need to be more assurance from the government if they want to britain building that will be the infrastructure's very important and infrastructure is dealt by way of what they call section 106 agreement. so when a of a reasonable size is mooted, a planning application stage, then the local authority and the developer get together and agree what those section 106 financial commitments from the developer are going to be. so things like

essex and suffolk water is also testing sealants that can be essex and suffolk water is also testingthat can be injected into pipes to plug leaks without having to dig, but with the smallest leaks are still so difficult to locate, for now, they will have to keep excavating. victoria gill, bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who's the political editor of the sunday mirror, and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. pleasure to have you both back. let me just take you through the front pages very quickly, starting with the guardian. the guardian has analysis of train delays on its front page. the paper claims over half of journeys from the uk's busiest stations have experienced delay or disruption. an investigation into energy companies leads the front page of the daily telegraph. the paper says direct debits are going up even when accounts are in credit. the i leads on a survey from the british medical association, which suggests two thirds ofjunior doctors are trying to leave the

what happened in the subsequent election, more citizens in essex county voted for the federalist party than. did the democratic republicans. but because of this gerrymander, the republicans were nevertheless to pick up a majority. the seats, the origin of the term gerrymandering stems from an article was published in a newspaper called the boston gazette and it would not have taken on the historical momentum that it did were it not for the cartoon that accompanied that newspaper article and now you've probably seen that cartoon if you google the word gerrymander, it's pretty much the first image that's always going to come up and. i think i have a version of it. if we click back a second on the cover of, my book that the gerrymander cartoon, the state senate district in essex county, massachusetts. but what often gets left out of this story is not only was happening long before, elbridge gary allegedly created this original gerrymander there in essex county, but gary himself was not even responsible for the plan that led to his ever lasting historical infamy that led to his most lastin

our first significant snow of the season across some parts of southeast england, particularly kent, essex and sussex. but you saw there, pushing northwards into east anglia, across the london region, towards the midlands, the east midlands as well. so don't be surprised if you wake up to a light covering of snow. and it will ae cold again with freezing fog issues which will be slow to clear. so another bitterly cold day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a 13—year—old girl from leicester has become the first person in the world to be successfully treated for leukaemia using a new type of cell therapy. doctors at great ormond street hospital in london modified donor cells so they could hunt down and kill the cancer without damaging healthy cells. heartbreak for england fans as a missed penalty sends harry kane's team packing, losing 2—1 to the reigning champions france. the team are now on their way home. the authorities in jersey say they are no longer looking for survivors after the explosion that destroyed a block of flats yesterday. three bodies have been found so far. now on bbc

essex and suffolk water is also testing sealants that can be injected into pipes to plug leaks withouthey will have to keep excavating. victoria gill, bbc news. good to have you with us. i have got the headlines coming up. goodbye. hello. we have wintry showers across the north of the country today, particularly across the highlands, settling through this afternoon and into this evening. it is also quite a cold day, a noticeable breeze out there. the wind has swung in from the north, north—west, and the colder air has temporarily spread across the country. there is a milder air in the atlantic and it is heading our way. for the rest of today the snow settling across the highlands and in some spots, it could be up as much as ten centimetres, but more typically, a couple of centimetres. further south it is much too mild, but it is not particularly warm, three or four degrees come the early evening. seven degrees on the south coast in plymouth. that is 6pm on boxing day. snow showers continue for some time in the evening but then they will fade. it will be clear across many eastern areas.

anna damski from suffolk was stuck for at least two hours trying to get on the m11 to essex last nighted lorries. national highways says all motorways have now reopened but says drivers should plan theirjourneys carefully. gemma rydqvist from bedford was stuck on the m25 overnight. what would have been an hour and a0 minute journey took more than 12 hours door to door. i've never seen snow like it. i left colchester, went down the a12, it was a little bit slow, then as soon as i hit the m25, it was just chaos. and commuters in stevenage this morning were left wondering if their trains would arrive. the british will make it in wherever they need to go, but it is a shame that the snow is stopping public transport. but you can see they are doing everything they can really to try to get us on our way. but of course snow isn't all bad news. vanessa stagg from houghton regis in bedfordshire sent us this video of pumpkin starting the day with snow for breakfast. and these children in papworth made the most of the opportunity to have a snowball fight! jenny kirk, bbc look east. national highwa

the potential is still there for some snow in particularly kent and parts of essex.nd some fog forming in some areas of east anglia through the midlands, other parts of southern england. elsewhere, clear skies, a widespread frost on sunday night and in northeast scotland could be —i2, the coldest night of the year. sunshine, though, across scotland. some showers in the far north of the country, sunshine for northern ireland, showers through the north channel and in the irish sea across england and wales, some sunshine but at best cloudy skies across parts of the midlands, east anglia in the southeast, at worst, some freezing fog, the snow flurries tending to die out. and again, another very cold day. that's monday. and really through the rest of the week, we stay in cold air. the winds light to begin with, hence the risk of freezing fog from the middle of the week onwards, we get that arctic wind back again, blowing away the fog, bringing some more snow in the north. three people are confirmed dead, and others are missing, after an explosion destroyed a block of flat

it is important that i as chair and essex county cricket club more widely hold ourselves to the highestility. by stepping aside, i want to show leadership and ensure the club can focus on the ongoing challenges it is tackling. for a third successive year, the chinese grand prix has been cancelled. the event in shanghai was due to return to the sport's racing calendar for the first time in 2023 but has been called off because of china's covid policies. formula one says it is looking at alternative options to fill the gap left in the calendar. england rugby union head coach eddie jones is set to find out about his future by the blood next week but if he is to leave, the val one man has already willed himself out of replacing the australian, ronan o'gara has said he has contact from the rugby football union about what he was interested in replacing jones but speaking in a column in an irish newspaper, o'gara made it clear he wasn't offered the job officially but insists he is happy in his current role in charge of the french side that he has. and that is all the sport for now. moss bought

london towards essex as well.will keep this cold spell of weather, so i think a bit of disruption possible. we have really icy stretches, further snow showers and some dense lingering freezing fog patches as well as hard frosts. certainly the combination for some very difficult travel conditions. there is the area of snow working its way north, sitting towards norfolk or even lincolnshire by first thing tomorrow. we have about 2—10 centimetres of snow already in the freezing fog patches we are likely to see develop as well. under clearskies, well. under clear skies, exceptionally cold. well. under clearskies, exceptionally cold. look at these temperatures, —15 possible for the sheltered glens of scotland. so it is the coldest night of the year so far by quite some way. a very hard frost, really icy conditions first thing. leave extra care if you are travelling towards the south—east of england with the lying snow. freezing fog low mauresmo to clear. more sunshine in the northern half of the uk but it will feel bit

finally let's circle back to that wintry weather from coast to coast, starting with the police dog and essex junction junction for mont doing a little double duty here . canine named nova excitingly trying to trying to slug shovel snow kind of like when i try to travel south from florida, so i don't know, even hold. i think he's holding it, right. yeah pretty darn good job and on the west coast. it was no work and all play as a group of friends in south lake tahoe ojibwa into several feet of snow. some of them even did flips, which is really not recommended for anyone, like, ever. but th i loo fun, but it also looks like a trip to the er. if you ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. like a trip to great wolf lodge. >> deja: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "glass onion," edward norton. plus, starring whitney houston in "i wanna dance with somebody," and naomi ackie. and chef millie peartree. and the wonderful mark consuelos joins kelly at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and appl

. along with their friends from essex . goodness why do they care ? great. why is it always care? great. why is it always the poor? unfortunate you and i travelling to work whether on trains, buses , anything else? trains, buses, anything else? why are we can't go on strike? we protest to this level and yet we're expected to tolerate it. it i find it intolerable the lack police action and my goodness, i wish i was 20 years younger and somebody would bring me back some . nothing seems to me back some. nothing seems to have happened to the culture of the british police. di we saw that in how cops handled the extinction rebellion and protest dunng extinction rebellion and protest during the lockdowns and the blm protests as well seemed that the police were only willing to get tough with those out campaigning against lockdown themselves. it's like the are picking and choosing their preferred causes . well yes they do. and i'm very sad. i'm proud to have been a member of the metropolitan police where we were the police , people

. along with their friends from essex . goodness why do they care ? great. why is it always care? great. why is it always the poor? unfortunate you and i travelling to work whether on trains, buses , anything else? trains, buses, anything else? why are we can't go on strike? we protest to this level and yet we're expected to tolerate it. it i find it intolerable the lack police action and my goodness, i wish i was 20 years younger and somebody would bring me back some . nothing seems to me back some. nothing seems to have happened to the culture of the british police. di we saw that in how cops handled the extinction rebellion and protest dunng extinction rebellion and protest during the lockdowns and the blm protests as well seemed that the police were only willing to get tough with those out campaigning against lockdown themselves. it's like the are picking and choosing their preferred causes . well yes they do. and i'm very sad. i'm proud to have been a member of the metropolitan police where we were the police , people

stretching and fog as we had to the overlay period there is the snow pushing across parts of london, essexorfork and down the lincolnshire. snow and freezing fog patch is to contend with as well. and as we start monday morning with the really high frost, -15 morning with the really high frost, —15 and some sheltered blends of scotland. through the day on monday with plenty of sunshine on the northern half of the uk with the office and fog patch. for the south with low cloud and fog will be slow to clearance to some snow flurries are to be easing through the day but may well affect the midlands in northwest england by the end of the day and temperatures are going to struggle a degree or to either side of freezing. stays bitterly cold and the temperatures plummet quickly once again through monday night. goodbye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. a libyan suspected of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane over the scottish town of lockerbie in 1988 is confirmed to be in us custody. it is something that we have been fighting for for ove

essex lightning up to the epistles of the state in perspective. david association, we saw here scott, liberty, who planned for conspiracy. teddy's knew he that were not harmless. elysa because in addition among these associations, there was an om to winger and among right spirit. the affinity to pippins is a given suzette. this gap has and is, are fining often behind buffet and am if they had succeeded. this man was to become the new head of state highly voice, a descendant of an aristocratic family from eastern germany, who still uses the symbolic title of prince hind. rick 13th, the entrepreneur, based in frankfort, was named as the ringleader. the group plan to install this woman as justice minister bergan my zach vancammeron was a member of the german parliament for the far right alternative for germany party until last year. she then resumed working as a judge at her berlin court earlier this year, efforts to remove her from her position because of her involvement with far right extremists failed. but the court confirmed that she was released

veronica ball from chester and colin spikeslee from brightlingsea in essex recorded these comments for us on video. i was very concerned because it was completely unsuitable for young children who might well be watching at that time. the introduction mentioned mass killings, kidnaps and rapes, and it was only after this that we were warned that the images might be seen to be distressing. as a retired police detective who's dealt with victims of rape, i was outraged to see this reported on live national news. the timing of the broadcast occurred when many children were likely to be viewing. we asked bbc news for senior editor to discuss whether it had been appropriate to broadcast the haiti report before the watershed. we received this statement. "the situation in haiti is a difficult and dangerous story to report on, and one which is important to make audiences aware of." "we appreciate it contains distressing elements and considered the piece carefully and used appropriate warning." another story which prompted a lot of comments from viewers this week was the mention in bbc news bulle

that will be some mostly light for a time, mainly across essex , but for mainly across essex, but forine and dry with sunny spells across southern countries. the earlier rain will clearing away to the east. meanwhile can expect some further showers in west with some sunny spells in the band of showery rain will continue south eastwards later with colder air from the north, some snow showers and that is how the weather is shaping up for the rest of day .

waters, porter was and illegally attacked by a british force after a long, heroic and bloody fight, the essex surrendered. but 1812 it will be recalled. the american plan invasion the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumber the british ground forces in canada, but english ships controlled the length by water. britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly, and she had secure communications on the land. there was also the ever present threat of indian attack intensive fire by tecumseh's indian confederacy. the american general hall was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic britisher. general brock, using light craft. brock repelled attacks by larger american land forces to contest british control of the lakes. president madison ordered the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813. commodore oliver hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie, the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction writes at modern barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit here he could protect the fort detr

fiercely fought evenly matched engagement in september 1813 the american enterprise meanwhile the essexirst american man-of-war to enter the pacific ocean. under captain david porter cruised at wilton destroyed the british whaling industry in the pacific. go in neutral waters, thought it was cornered and illegally attacked by a superior british force t after a long heroic and bloodied fight, they surrendered. 1812 the american plan envisioned the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumbered the british ground forces in canada but english ships controlled the lakes. but water britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly and sheer had secure communications. on the land front tier was also the ever present threat of indian attack intensified by the indian confederacy. the american general was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic british sure. using his craft he repelled attacks by larger american land forces. to contest british controlled the lakes president madison ordered the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813, commodor

overnight, this snowfall is pushing across the likes of east london, essex, up towards norfolk, evenincolnshire. so, 2—10cm of lying snow overnight and freezing fog that's going to be really quite dense for some areas too. further north under those clear skies, we start monday morning with temperatures as low as about —15 celsius around the sheltered glens of scotland. so, a bitterly cold start. do watch out for lying snow and icy stretches. southern half of the uk in general stays quite cloudy. it could be a few snow flurries coming out of this cloud, probably best of the sunshine in wales and southwest england. further north, we've got clearer skies and most places looking dry but after that very cold start, temperatures will struggle to get above freezing in places. through monday evening then, still a few snow flurries working across parts of the midlands, perhaps northwest england. more snow also heading in for northern and northeastern scotland. so, perhaps not quite as cold compared to sunday night as we move through monday night into tuesday morning. but still, subzero really

a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essexso we are expecting some icy stretches to develop and, again, some freezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as —12 degrees as we start monday morning, so an icy and very cold early monday commute, i think. again, a lot of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. that's going to be quite stubborn to clear. perhaps more sunshine for northern england and scotland, fewer wintry showers than we've seen of late, but again, it is going to feel cold — temperatures generally between around about freezing to perhaps plus three there in belfast. we could just see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. now, heading through into tuesday, and you can see the blue colours still very much on the map, so the cold air still with us. the winds coming in from a northerly direction, another cold plunge of air into the middle part of the week. so looking at the forecast for the next five days, many places looking dry, b

working from a to chicago. silicon displacement, i think it was from dr. machine bernoulli burnett, essex risk is coming up with a new one in the place. it's with he just finished with one of those which he was the one who's in the office for you in the me on this list and you, nobody d, e b. when you much thought you'd be pretty yeah, darker with the departure you will get your thoughts from your actual today. okay. should this what i need? very sweet. i need globally. i need a shirt. so would you be a deal with us? would you be in your loses of food for you? we're gonna eat for you? do it on either way. julia. catherine yarbrough. jill gill. bizarre. but the category should i use? it's beer, rossi. it is it to duck with and you put your my it's sammy is open. stop let you g on you might need to still nod way up to more years. the cook with the moderates will most likely this kid of course, got a huge you will leave each key. those will play cheap. the tim cocker should up a shoe with almost the why not ship the brushing teeth and how can i even go? yeah, yeah, we can catch you, but i kn

veronica ball from chester and colin spikeslee from brightlingsea in essex recorded these comments forfor young children who might well be watching at that time. the introduction mentioned mass killings, kidnaps and rapes, and it was only after this that we were warned that the images might be seen to be distressing. as a retired police detective who's dealt with victims of rape, i was outraged to see this reported on live national news. the timing of the broadcast occurred when many children were likely to be viewing. we asked bbc news for senior editor to discuss whether it had been appropriate to broadcast the haiti report before the watershed. we received this statement. "the situation in haiti is a difficult and dangerous

a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essexelop and, again, some freezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as minus 12 degrees as we start monday morning, so an icy and very cold early monday commute, i think. again, a lot of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. that's going to be quite stubborn to clear. perhaps more sunshine for northern england and scotland. fewer wintry showers than we've seen of late but, again, it is going to feel cold — temperatures generally between around about freezing to perhaps plus three there in belfast. we could just see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. now, heading through into tuesday, and you can see the blue colours still very much on the map, so the cold air still with us. the winds coming in from a northerly direction, another cold plunge of air into the middle part of the week. so, looking at the forecast for the next five days, many places looking dry but expect some freezing fog patches, som

the nation deals with its first blast of snow, a police dog named k-9 nova helped shovel the snow in essexked that her new job was with the public works defendant. department. man's best friend. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this:

is that you do you live in essex is that . live in surrey. sorry you just assumed essex, which i think was like those massive solar stereotypes . solar stereotypes. micro—aggression climate change doesn't, it doesn't cross a lot. i've got more immediate worries that have gone in my life, like climate change is not something i'm personally concerned about. but again you see, are you a climate deniers ? is that what it climate deniers? is that what it laughs? the climate that i've got to be honest, i'm less worried. i mean, think the climate is changing. probably the better, to be honest. i mean, we're not a low lying atoll. we're me, the americans. well, scotland is anyway. we can all live in scotland, so it's going to get it's going to get a bit nicer don't really bit nicer and. i don't really see the problem is, but the see what the problem is, but the thing me more than thing that worries me more than climate is the government giving the loads loads the government loads and loads of and control and of what new and control an

is that you do you live in essex is that . live in surrey. sorry you just assumed essex, which i think was like those massive solar stereotypes . solar stereotypes. micro—aggression climate change doesn't, it doesn't cross a lot. i've got more immediate worries that have gone in my life, like climate change is not something i'm personally concerned about. but again you see, are you a climate deniers ? is that what it climate deniers? is that what it laughs? the climate that i've got to be honest, i'm less worried. i mean, think the climate is changing. probably the better, to be honest. i mean, we're not a low lying atoll. we're me, the americans. well, scotland is anyway. we can all live in scotland, so it's going to get it's going to get a bit nicer don't really bit nicer and. i don't really see the problem is, but the see what the problem is, but the thing me more than thing that worries me more than climate is the government giving the loads loads the government loads and loads of and control and of what new and control an

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that will be some mostly light rain for a time, mainly across essex , but for most it will be fine andry with sunny spells across countries. the earlier rain will be clearing away to the east. meanwhile we can expect some further showers in west with some sunny spells in between the band of showery rain will continue south eastwards later with colder air from the north, bringing snow showers. and that is how the weather is shaping up for the rest of the day welcome back . now the royal welcome back. now the royal family was sent around the world in the spring to mark the queen's platinum jubilee, perhaps in attempt to shore up support for the monarchy. commonwealth countries . charles commonwealth countries. charles and camilla's visit to canada proves on the whole a success. the biggest challenge arguably came from prince william and catherine's towards a belize jamaica and the bahamas. catherine's towards a belize jamaica and the bahamas . the jamaica and the bahamas. the then duke and duchess of cambridge helped restore coral reefs going scuba diving. reefs by going scuba diving. wi

overnight, this snowfall is pushing across the likes of east london, essex, up towards norfolk, evenfog that's going to be really quite dense for some areas, too. further north under those clear skies, we start monday morning with temperatures as low as about —15 celsius around the sheltered glens of scotland, so a bitterly cold start. do watch out for lying snow and icy stretches. southern half of the uk in general stays quite cloudy. could be a few snow flurries coming out of this cloud, probably best of the sunshine in wales and south—west england. further north, we've got clearer skies and most places looking dry but after that very cold start, temperatures will struggle to get above freezing in places. through monday evening, then, still a few snow flurries working across parts of the midlands, perhaps north west england. more snow also heading in for northern and north—eastern scotland. so, perhaps not quite as cold compared to sunday night as we move through monday night into tuesday morning but still, subzero, really, wherever you are and hard frost once again. so, for tuesda

a low pressure system just pushing in some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex — essexeezing fog patches. but sunday night, very cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as minus 12 degrees as we start monday morning, so an icy and very cold early monday commute, i think. again, a lot of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. that's going to be quite stubborn to clear. perhaps more sunshine for northern england and scotland. fewer wintry showers than we've seen of late but, again, it is going to feel cold — temperatures generally between around about freezing to perhaps plus three there in belfast. we could just see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. now, heading through into tuesday, and you can see the blue colours still very much on the map, so the cold air still with us. the winds coming in from a northerly direction, another cold plunge of air into the middle part of the week. so, looking at the forecast for the next five days, many places looking dry but expect some freezing fog patches, some icy stretches and temp

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see a low pressure system just pushing some snowfall potentially to parts of kent and east sussex, essexy cold with a widespread hard frost. temperatures could be as low as -12 temperatures could be as low as —12 as we start monday morning. so an icy and very cold early monday commute. again, lots of low cloud and freezing fog across much of england and wales. quite stubborn to clear, perhaps more sunshine for northern england, fewer wintry showers than we have seen of late but again, it is going to feel cold. temperatures between a roundabout freezing to perhaps plus three in belfast, could see five degrees for the likes of plymouth. heading three to tuesday, you can see the blue colour still very much on the map, the air still with us. wind coming from a northerly direction, another cold plunge of air into the middle part of the week. looking at the forecast for the next five days, many places looking dry but expect freezing fog patches, on the cold side, certainly. this is bbc news. the headlines: football, and holders france have booked their place in the semi—finals of the world cup

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