gale force winds. to gales or severe gale force winds. more likely to see snowfall in the north—west of wales. tuesday, cold, but bright. severe frost into tuesday. and here, most will have a dry and sunny day, but changes in the north—west later. the weather front pushes in and it will bring milderair front pushes in and it will bring milder air for front pushes in and it will bring milder airfor midweek. hello, you're watching bbc news. now, in the latest in our series of programmes for the bbc‘s 100 women series — julia carneiro is in the brazilian city of rio dejaneiro tackling the issue of sexism in sport. we're challenging teams of women in four cities around the world to tackle everyday problems that blight their lives. in the workplace. we need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. in education. emojis not showing up in the overlay. on public transport. there's only, i don't know, 50 more to do or something. and on the sports field. using bbc outlets, the teams can appeal for help from around the world. they have just one week

this could be a deep feature bringing strong winds indeed, gales, possibly severe, in places.lly north and east, temperatures of 6—12d. weather will be dictated on the other side of the atlantic, a cold snap continuing. as the cold air tries to dig south it strengthens the jet stream, the jet stream, dig south it strengthens the jet stream, thejet stream, high dig south it strengthens the jet stream, the jet stream, high winds way above our heads, driving the weather systems around the world. as the cold air built into the jet we speed up these deep areas of low pressure. through the coming days into early 2008 we'll see spells of rain and gales and generally less cold as we go into the first part of the new year. tonight at 10pm: a suicide bombing in the afghan capital, kabul, has claimed the lives of at least a0 people. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack in the west of the city. we report from the scene. this is the building where the explosion happened that you can see that the building has been almost completely destroyed. more than 80 people were injur

gales, if not severe gale force winds transferring from the bristol channel through to the english channel up to around 11 celsius. struggling to get above freezing through the midlands and wales through the day but even with sunshine, scotland, far north of england and northern ireland a pretty chilly day. further snow flurries in the far north of scotland. finish sunday then with the snowfall fizzling out but as it does so, ice will then be a big concern through sunday night, not just here but again in northern parts of scotland. and then to take us through sunday night into monday, we're watching this area of low pressure. it looks like its biggest impact will be across spain, portugal, france but there's only a small risk that could produce gales, if not severe gales across east anglia and the south—east on monday. rain which could turn to snow at times. we'll keep a close eye on that. more likely to see snowfall from showers and the far west of wales and cornwall. many of you on monday will have a dry, bright and very cold day after a frosty and icy start. severe frost into the tuesda

severe gale force winds. that could cause disruption of its own.own. this starts to beat out of it, turning lighter and patchy into the afternoon. far north, scotland, northern ireland, if you wintry showers but most will have a dry and sunny sunday. temperatures struggling to get above freezing. in the south, the strong winds will temper the feel, but we could get temperatures into double digits. ice will be the risk as we go into sunday and monday, further snow showers in parts of scotland and northern ireland and widespread frost. temperatures in city centres, minus double digits in some parts of northern england and north wales and parts of scotland as well. a very cold start to monday. watch this air of low pressure. the good news for us of low pressure. the good news for us is it's driven by a 200 mile an hourjet us is it's driven by a 200 mile an hour jet stream, looks us is it's driven by a 200 mile an hourjet stream, looks like it will strengthen and hit spain, portugal and france. we could get close to severe gales in the south—east corne

gale force winds are ahead. gale force winds are likely and there will be rain at times. now on bbc news, rebecca morelle looks back on the year in science — from a spectacular eclipse that wowed millions of americans to the end of a 20 year mission to saturn. that's review 2017: the year in science. from a spectacular eruption at mount etna, this was the year we experienced a volcano‘s devastating power first—hand. to one of nature's most awe—inspiring sights, a total eclipse that wowed america. in 2017 we also met this rhino, she could be the key to saving a species from extinction. and we saw a car that is pushing the boundaries by attempting to hit record—breaking speeds. this was also a year that put global warming in the spotlight again, when america pulled out of the worldwide climate deal. and after 20 years in space, a mission to saturn ended in a blaze of glory. a grand finale to a momentous year in science. i'm at the science museum in london and here the public can come to learn about our planet's place in the solar system. and with this incredible close—up vi

gales, if not severe gale force winds transferring from the bristol channel through to the english channelugh the midlands and wales through the day but even with sunshine, scotland, far north of england and northern ireland a pretty chilly day. further snow flurries in the far north of scotland. finish sunday then with the snowfall fizzling out but as it does so, ice will then be a big concern through sunday night, not just here but again in northern parts of scotland. and then to take us through sunday night into monday, we're watching this area of low pressure. it looks like its biggest impact will be across spain, portugal, france but there's only a small risk that could produce gales, if not severe gales across east anglia and the south—east on monday. rain which could turn to snow at times. we'll keep a close eye on that. more likely to see snowfall from showers and the far west of wales and cornwall. many of you on monday will have a dry, bright and very cold day after a frosty and icy start. severe frost into the tuesday morning but a dry, sunny day for the vast majority. fewer sho

we could see gales or severe gales. then it is looking mild to start thursday.han that in northern scotland. disruption to travel. and perhaps to power networks across the region. when the strongest winds ease, wintry showers were moving across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. when the rain clears from the south—east, it will be drier and brighter. cold to end the week. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 2pm: after three days of uncertainty, theresa may insists brexit is still on course. jeremy corbyn disagrees. nothing is agreed until everything is agreed so the final settlement won't be agreed until we've actually got the hole of the deal agreed. a man appears in court charged with plotting to bomb number ten and kill the prime minister. and a court hears how a man accused of terror offences allegedly shared the address of prince george's school with would—be attackers. concerns for the middle east peace process as president trump plans to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital.

the bears hosting the gales who made the trip through the tunnel.alf, cal's marcus lee throws down the dunk. first half the gales up by 5. calvin knocks down the corner three. he scored 19 in the first half and st. maries leads by 14 at the break. second half, the gale's jordan ford gets this to fall. he scored a career high 17 as st. maries wins 74-63 and the bears fall to three and five. >>> bobby hurley coaching, the sun devils on the run. asu wins 75-57. they're 7-0, their best start since 1980. >>> the sharks continuing their east coast road trip tonight in tampa. just three minutes into the game, san jose's gudreau scores his first goal in over two years to give the sharks the lead. tampa bay wins 5-2 though, snatching san jose's three-game winning streak. >>> well, tiger woods didn't have much to celebrate today. on 18, woods trying to end his round with a bird, but there was no fist pumping. it rolls past the hole and tiger shoots a 75 to drop to 5 under for the tournament. nine back of the leader charlie hoffman. so trying to make the comeb

the severe gales slowly easing. we go into the evening with clear skies.orth will become more extensive through the night. some parts of scotland didn't get above freezing all day long. ice will become a major issue here, and of course where we are seeing snow lying through the night into tomorrow morning. temperatures likely below freezing into monday morning. we could see temperatures as low as —10 to —12 in one or two spots. especially where the snow is lying. into monday morning, we have to keep an eye on this area of low pressure as it pushes across, giving problems in france, spain and portugal. also we have a risk of icy conditions for the monday morning commute, that could be the main issue for many of you as you start the day, as well as a widespread sharp frost. a bit of snow at times through the day as the low pressure system gets close to east anglia and the south—east. but most will have a sunny day. a few more showers towards the north and west. through the afternoon, a mixture of rain, snow on the hills in east anglia and the south—east, the

it's going to be windy, particularly across the west, maybe gales in exposure.ntry over high ground, wintry showers as well for parts of wales, in towards north—west england. ice to watch out for too. largely dry to start in eastern and south—eastern parts. there'll be some early sunshine around, but it will be quite chilly. same too east of the pennines, eastern scotland. but further west, loads of showers, and again some heavy, and even some sleetiness down to lower levels as well. and then, through the day, very little change. it stays blustery, i think the winds slowly easing down through the day. they'll continue to be strong across the north, and certainly the south—west, with gales here. plenty of showers, with wintriness again over the higher ground, but central and eastern parts of the country should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on that wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic, as this area

there could be rain and sleet and snow here and we are close to gales or severe gale force winds.t into tuesday. and here, most will have a dry and sunny day, but changes in the north—west later. the weather front pushes in and it will bring milderair front pushes in and it will bring milder air for front pushes in and it will bring milder airfor midweek. hello, you're watching bbc news. now, in the latest in our series of programmes for the bbc‘s 100 women series — julia carneiro is in the brazilian city of rio dejaneiro tackling the issue of sexism in sport. we're challenging teams of women in four cities around the world to tackle everyday problems that blight their lives. in the workplace. we need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. in education. emojis not showing up in the overlay.

the winds will pick up on wednesday night when we will see gales or severe gales particularly aroundh—eastwards across the country. thursday the strongest of the winds in association with storm caroline, 80mph possible across the north of scotla nd 80mph possible across the north of scotland and through the central lowla nds scotland and through the central lowlands there could be severe gales. rain will clear from the south—east. more sunshine, but a real drop in temperatures. back into single figures for all of us. 0nce storm caroline clears to the north—east we have a northerly flow ofair. it north—east we have a northerly flow of air. it will turn colder as we head towards the end of the week. after the wind and the rain, because of storm caroline, it will be a return to snow showers as we head into friday. that's it for now. many thanks. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. a review of terror attacks in the uk highlights missed opportunities to stop the manchester arena bomber before he carried out the attack. they had peripheral vision of perhaps what he was thinking of plan

gale force winds transferring from the bristol channel to the english channel during the day.lurries in the far north of scotland. we finish sunday with the snow flurries fizzling out but ice will be a worry to sunday night in northern parts of scotland. into monday, this low—pressure area is across spain, portugal and france but there is a small risk it could produce severe gales across anglia and the south—east on monday. rain which could turn to snow at times, we will keep an eye on that. many of you on monday will have a dry, bright and very cold day after a frosty and icy start. severe frost into tuesday morning but a dry and sunny day for the vast majority. few showers around. there will be another weather front pushing into the north—west later, preceded by snow. the rain lifting the temperature tuesday night into wednesday. heavy bursts of rain pushing across eastern areas and then sunshine and heavy, thundery showers but less coal for many. this is bbc news, the headlines at seven. "frank talks" between borisjohnson and his iranian counterpart, over the imprisonment o

they'll continue to be strong in the north and the south—west, with gales here.l and eastern parts of the country should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on the wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold and frosty start in places for friday, and also a risk of some ice. but i think, generally speaking, friday is looking like a quieter day, more in the way of sunshine around, lighter winds for many. still fairly breezy around the coasts, where we'll see wintry showers at times. now, that cold air is with us obviously through friday and into the start of the weekend. but then, for the second half of the weekend, we'll start to see this plume of mild air making inroads slowly. a cold start on saturday, watch out for ice. sunshine around through the morning. i think that's slowly fading as more cloud piles in from the wes

recorded at sennybridge, much milder to the south coast and around bristol and the channel, severe galesund 90 mph. quieter further over open waters at around 90 mph. quieterfurther north over open waters at around 90 mph. quieter further north but colder. parts of scotland not getting above -7 parts of scotland not getting above —7 through the day and we then start monday on a very cool note. 0ne thing to look out for business area of low pressure, another day of weather extremes for some people with severe gales in france, some of those very close to the south—east, outbreaks of rain, the south—east corner, turning to snow over the hills and further flurries in scotland, northern ireland and across the far western fringes of wales and cornwall but for most it is dry and raw, lots of sunshine overhead but after that icy start, barely above freezing and more ice from monday night. the showers moving back towards the coast, wintry in places but not as severe as the weekend, what is a beer is a frost through monday night into tuesday. so is lying, —12 possible anywhere in scotland, england

severe gale through the english channel.start to ease down this afternoon. the rain will gradually start to turn lighter as well. it could even turn wintry into the evening. elsewhere, where you have snow at the moment turning lighter through the afternoon. driest clearest, parts of the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. but for some temperatures staying below freezing. it will drop like a stone tonight. the rain, sleet and snow across southern counties of england and wales continues to fade. ice will become a major issue for many into monday morning rush hour. more showers to go with it across parts of northern and western scotland and northern ireland. all will see temperatures below freezing. if you are where snow is lying and in the countryside parts of rural scotland, northern england and north wales could be as low as minus ten to 12. a cold and in places icy start to monday morning. this will produce travel problems to france, spain and portugal tomorrow morning. it's going to get close to the south—

gale force winds across wales and southern counties.ry and bright after a cold frosty start. lots of sunshine. the low—pressure clears and on monday in the south —— and on monday we look to the south. remnants from the storm that is heading to france could affect the area. it will be cold, dry, bright and sunny on tuesday. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven. the environment secretary, michael gove says voters can use the next general election to have their say on the final brexit deal. the foreign secretary arrives for talks in iran to press for release of the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. weather warnings for large parts of the uk, amid concern that icy conditions could cause travel delays and "cut off" some rural areas. clashes continue between israeli security forces and palestinian protestors in the west bank over president trump's decision to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital. thousands gather on the streets of paris to pay tribute to the french rock star johnny hallyday, who died on wednesday aged 7

windy weather with gales in the south but sunshine and showers to follow, a bit milder in southern areas england and parts of scotla nd northern england and parts of scotland with further snow particularly in the hills. the low pressure m oves particularly in the hills. the low pressure moves away and heading into friday night and saturday it looks like some more low—pressure moving in. most of the rainbow that cleared overnight and on saturday it is sunshine and showers again, very windy, maybe some gales in the south but from a warm direction and feeling mild. a little less cold further north but still some wintry showers in the high ground. new year's eve, mild in the south, less cold across the north, some showers in the north and west with some sunshine around but quite a bit of cloud. and for midnight, many places in the centre and east will be dry and chile under clear skies, most of the showers will be in the north and west with the odd heavy one, maybe wintry in the higher ground. in western areas you might have to take out a waterproof but otherwise it should be bright. keep lo

but severe gales.y. for millions of viewers recently sunday night has meant only one thing blue planet ii. the team behind the show is celebrating 60 years of bringing wildlife from some of the most remote locations on earth into our living rooms. breakfast‘sjohn maguire has been looking through the archives. i spend several days wandering around the station, looking for animals. then one day, i was lucky. it is 1957, and a youthful david attenborough is in the rainforest of what is now papua new guinea, in search of new species. these were pioneers, going to places where very few people had gone into, taking filming equipment to record it, and going on proper adventures. colinjackson is one of the natural history unit‘s most experienced producers. he says these seminal days of the nhu and the exploits of david attenborough were revolutionary. he used to ask the bbc for a large chunk of money and he would go off and film for months. he was getting these amazing stories, these amazing adventures, and he

—force anglia and the south—east could see gale—force winds, that will be one to watch.e far south wales will be wintry, that will cause issues for some people, a mixture of rain and hailand for some people, a mixture of rain and hail and sleet and snow flurries in northern ireland and the north of scotland. as you finish money and into monday night, showers on the coast, inland, it will become pretty cold, the coldest night of the week we re cold, the coldest night of the week were snow is on the ground, we will see temperatures and parts of england and wales as low as —12 and minus 1a. it will lead to a bar for the start on tuesday, 12 showers, but most places will have a dry sunny day before rain and slightly less cold air pushes them. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines at 17.31. the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls, with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. disgraced celebrity publicist max clifford has died in hospital at the age of 7a. he had been serving an eight—year sentence for

strong and gale force winds. away from there, further snow flurries in scotland.ers across the far south—west wales and cornwall. snow in the hills, causing problems. mostly dry, clearand sunny day. feeling raw are particularly in the breeze. showers can bind to the coast. inland areas, cold est can bind to the coast. inland areas, coldest night of the week. where the snow is lying, temperatures in the countryside as low as minus 12. low as we expect at the moment. a cold, frosty and icy start to tuesday. brightest day of the week a lots of sunshine. clouds gathering in western scotland and northern ireland. bring outbreaks of rain with gusty winds as well. rain spreading eastwards, as we go through tuesday night. this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others and with any forecast it can change. it's a case of keeching your eye on the media and we will do our best to keep what we can open but with

we'll likely to find some gales, even severe gales.be joined by viewers on bbc one for the main news but first let's take a look at how the new year is being welcomed in around the world. in hong kong fireworks were fired from the rooftops of skyscrapers in a ten—minute musical display above the historic victoria harbour. and this was the scene in sydney earlier, where the harbour and its iconic bridge took centre stage as usual. around 1.5 million people were there to watch.

gales, if not severe gales, it will be quite wild. thank you. domestic abuse affects millions of people in the uk and takes many forms, from the physical attacks to psychological bullying. today, campaigners are calling for financial abuse, when one person controls another‘s access to money, to be recognised as a crime in its own right. vishala sri—pathma has this report. rachel, not her real name, was abused for nearly a decade. but it isa abused for nearly a decade. but it is a form of abuse that largely goes under the radar. financial abuse is where one partner has control over another‘s access to money. i was totally invisible in terms of credit status. i didn‘t have a tenancy agreement in my name. i had no bank account. no access to cash or stops or shares, nothing. i didn‘t realise at the time i had given up everything. rachel‘s partner gradually took control of all her money. he made her leave herjob to work with him, stopping her having access to wages or bank accounts. instead, he gave her a weekly allowance. the financial ab

slightly milder across the south as gales blow through. northern ireland — a fine day. very cold, but lots of crisp winter sunshine. further wintry showers continuing across the north of scotland. there will be a risk of ice in places tonight as that snow continues to ease away. temperatures in parts of the highlands could be down to minus 10, minus 11, maybe minus 12 celsius, but less cold across the south. still a cold night to come. 0n across the south. still a cold night to come. on monday, we're looking at this feature, which is going to batter france. another deep area of low pressure is going to give a glancing blow to southern southeastern parts of the country. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, fairly strong gale—force winds here too. quite windy across western scotla nd too. quite windy across western scotland and northern ireland, feeding showers here. these will continue to be wintry in places. but a good chunk of the country looks fine on monday, with good spells of sunshine, and those windy conditions across the south—east co

it‘s going to be windy, particularly across the west, maybe gales in exposure.th—west england. ice to watch out for, too. largely dry to start in eastern and south—eastern parts. there‘ll be some early sunshine around, but it will be quite chilly. same too east of the pennines, eastern scotland. but further west, loads of showers, and again some heavy, and even some sleetiness down to lower levels as well. and then, through the day, very little change. it stays blustery, i think the winds slowly easing down through the day. they‘ll continue to be strong across the north, and certainly the south—west, with gales here. plenty of showers, with wintriness again over the higher ground, but central and eastern parts of the country should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday‘s values, in single figures for all. it‘s going to feel cold if you add on that wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic, as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold, f

in fact they will seek gales across exposed parts of scotland and wales.blizzard conditions, snow showers possible for the west and east coast. many areas see sunshine but a cold feel. we take that with us to the start of next weekend. these northerly winds still blowing down across the country. however, a subtle change looks largely to take place during the weekend. this area of high pressure looks like it's going to try and topple in from the west. it will cut off that northerly winds, it will be slightly less cold with fewer showers but more issues with frost and fog. there is the continued risk of rain and snow. in the latter part of the weekend and into the following week, we could well see frontal systems or areas of low pressure diving in from the north—west and that can help us tap into some mild air, yes, with cold air not far away, there is the continued chance of snow. a quiet start to the week but then the story gets more exciting. tonight at ten. on the eve of crucial talks in brussels, theresa may comes under renewed pressure, to get tough ov

mary gales entertaining uc irvine. grab it and jam it. gales win 73-66.ve 9 wins and 2 losses. man, what i wouldn't give to just go up stairs 10 feet, grab the rock and jam it. [ laughter ] >> we'll be right back. a surprise in the skies over dub nation today. drones dropped off new "steph curry" shoes. it was part of a digital >>> a surprise in the skies over dub nation today. drones dropped off new steph curry shoes part of a digital scavenger hunt by under armour. those that found spots on the map got their hands on a pair of curry shoes signed by steph himself. very interactive. >> i wonder if those fit. [ laughter ] >> she'll make them fit. >> thanks for watching. >> you got it. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 7:30, we'll see you then. good night. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ so, i'm thinking we serve the good wine before the ceremony, and then at the reception, after everybody's got a little buzz on, we unco

to the south very windy, gales in places.re, still quite chilly further north. the area of low pressure clears, taking strong winds with it. another system bringing through wet weather. saturday, against sunshine and showers. gales across southern areas, very mild here, 10—13d. further north less cold but winding is over the high grounds of scotland. further south, a gentle staying dry with sunshine. for midnight, new year, centraland eastern areas have a better chance of staying dry with clear spells, chilly wind, this will be pushing showers into many western areas. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 5:00 — ice and sub—zero temperatures cause treacherous driving conditions, as the coldest night of the year is predicted, with further snow to follow. hundreds spend the night at stansted airport after flights were cancelled or delayed. i think i've been awake 25 hours now. a murder investigation is launched after a woman's body was found in a north london park. police say she may have died on christmas e

gale force winds, heavy rain, we could see some sleet and snow across east anglia and the south—east,tter looking day, if you showers, widgery in nature, also sunshine. tuesday, cold, frosty start, risk of ice to start the day. at least we are in between weather systems, much quieter, plenty of wintry sunshine. that is the latest weather. it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm shaun ley. recent days have tested the proposition that in relations between nations it's negotiation rather than innovation that wins the day. on friday, after brexit talks went to the wire and beyond, theresa may appeared to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. has she improved the odds for a successful departure for the uk from the european union? on wednesday, president donald trump went the other way, declaring that the united states would unilaterally recognise jerusalem as israel's capital, ending 70 years of studied neutrality on one of the issues that has prevented a settlement of the conflict between israelis and palestinians. could breaking out of positions adopte

another windy day with gales in southern areas, but very mild. cold but still some wind in the higher ground. similar on new year's eve, wintry showers in the north abbott further south a better chance of staying dry with some sunshine and very mild. and for midnight on new year, central and eastern areas have a better chance of staying dry with clear spells but a chilly wind which will push showers intimate —— western areas. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 4.00pm: ice and subzero temperatures cause treacherous driving conditions, as the coldest night of the year is predicted this evening, with further snow to follow. hundreds spend the night at stansted airport after flights were cancelled or delayed. used as "bargaining chips" — the un's special envoy to syria speaks out about the children who desperately need to leave a rebel—held area of damascus. at least a0 people are dead after a suicide bomb attack in the afghanistan capital, kabul. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack. also: a record breaking da

the gales down five in the second half. 58-57. at less than 2 to play. they had into overtime.d at 60. the overtime period, all st. mary's. the gales outscore byu, 14-4 in overtime. they win 74-64. they are 13-2 overall and -- in the wcc. don't let this friendly face for you. was santa clara was even tougher on the road. josh perkins and then jonathan williams, the last two to touch the ball. this game was never close. the broncos tried to force the issue. the jags pass their way out of it. this was your basic blowout. santa clara goes down, 101- 52.>>> it has not been a good bowl season for pack 12 teams. browning and washington tries to salvage some dignity against berkeley and penn state in the pete fiesta bowl today. this explains why people are so high on berkeley. gets the handoff, and berkeley is off and running down the sidelines. that turns into a 92 yard touchdown run. he went for 137 yards in all. it was 28-7, penn state. is a little left in him, browning will throw over the middle to fuller from 20 yard -- 28 yards out. that makes it 28-21 early in the third quarter

they'll continue to be strong in the north and the south—west, with gales here.y should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on the wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold and frosty start in places for friday, and also a risk of some ice. but i think, generally speaking, friday is looking like a quieter day, more in the way of sunshine around, lighter winds for many. still fairly breezy around the coasts, where we'll see wintry showers at times. now, that cold air is with us obviously through friday and into the start of the weekend. but then, for the second half of the weekend, we'll start to see this plume of mild air making inroads slowly. a cold start on saturday, watch out for ice. sunshine around through the morning. i think that's slowly fading as more cloud piles in from the west, maybe a few showers, and it's

but overnight it will be windy, with gale force wind on exposed coasts. temperatures falling away. the ice could be more ofa falling away. the ice could be more of a concern tomorrow morning so worth bearing in mind, there will be some icy stretches out there with temperatures hovering close to freezing. as we go through the day tomorrow, not quite so messy. the wind falling lighter and most of the showers confining themselves towards the west facing coast. central and eastern areas seeing the west facing coast. central and eastern areas seeing some the west facing coast. central and eastern areas seeing some decent sunny weather and not a bad day although still quite chilly. as we move out of thursday and into friday theice move out of thursday and into friday the ice bars are vertical, the wind coming from the north yet again. a cold day but a quiet day, just a few scattered showers and there will be some sunshine around. hopefully helping to compensate a little. the cold air remains with us at the start of the weekend but look at sunday, milder air ret

and we're just so delighted to have a neighborhood group led by gale, led, am i correct? you're the lead -- present lead that really is involved in this development and has welcomed it and is part of making it happen. with that, i would like gale to speak on behalf of the neighborhood association. >> thank you. hi, i'm president of the hayes valley neighborhood association and i'm going to end on a positive note, bear with me, the mission of the hayes valley association is to present friendly association and community involvement throughout hayes valley. preserve and reinforce cultural and economic diversity. restore character, and architecture and make sure our community's participation in the governmental process. hayes valley neighborhood association has learned when attempting great change, no is just another way to say yes. yes to creating community that was lost. yes to taking out a freeway that slashed community apart. yes to finding safety for our family and children and especially our young black men. yes to parks and green spaces and living alleys. yes to morel

but the gales are easing. ice will become the major concern in scotland and northern ireland.. understandably there will be a widespread frost here. where snow is lying on the ground, we could get to minus double figures to start your monday morning. a very cold monday morning commute, and just about anywhere, be wary, icy conditions around on some of the roads and pavements, especially where minor roads aren't treated. lovely, sunny day for most. there will be exceptions, the south—east, a low pressure system producing outbreaks of rain and strong to gale force winds. further wintry slurry is in scotland and northern ireland. but temperatures for most onlyjust above northern ireland. but temperatures for most only just above freezing. this is bbc news. the headlines at three: the uk is facing more heavy snowfalls with an amber weather warning issued in many parts of the country. drivers are being asked to be prepared. some roads will be better than others and with any forecast, it can change. so i think it's a case of keeping your eye on what's on the media and we will do our

it could be windy, especially in the west, gales on exposure, showers here and wintry over high groundch out for too. largely dry to start in eastern and south—eastern parts, early sunshine around but quite chilly. the same east of the pennines and eastern scotland but further west, loads of showers and again some heavy and even sleetiness down to lower levels as well. and then, through the day, very little change. it stays blustery, i think the winds slowly easing down during the day, it will continue to be strong in the north and the south—west with gales here. plenty of showers with wintryness again over higher ground and central and eastern parts of the country should be drier with some sunshine but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on the wind. as we head on into friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold and frosty start in places on friday, and also the risk of ice. but generally speaking, friday is looki

they'll continue to be strong in the north and the south—west, with gales here.country should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on the wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold and frosty start in places for friday, and also a risk of some ice. but i think, generally speaking, friday is looking like a quieter day, more in the way of sunshine around, lighter winds for many. still fairly breezy around the coasts, where we'll see wintry showers at times. now, that cold air is with us obviously through friday and into the start of the weekend. but then, for the second half of the weekend, we'll start to see this plume of mild air making inroads slowly. a cold start on saturday, again watch out for ice. some sunshine around through the morning. i think that's slowly fading as more cloud piles in from the west, maybe a few s

severe gale force winds across the south and south west easing down through the afternoon.rth of england, bar if you showers across the north of scotland. snow showers across central parts of england, into wales. cold day for most. milder across the south west. further sleet and snow continuing to southern and eastern areas. easing down through the night. i is a significant risk across the country as temperatures fall away through the overnight period. even lower than this in some of. good afternoon. heavy snow has hit much of the uk — causing disruption to roads, railways and airports. 20 flights have been cancelled at stansted airport, while flights were suspended at luton. a number of motorways have been covered in snow, with police asking people to travel only if absolutely necessary. the heaviest snow has fallen in north wales. amber snow warnings have been issued there, in the midlands

initially, from heavy snow and then from gale force winds across the south.ent and heavy snow showers across much of the north and the west of the uk. some pretty impressive snowfall totals in places and it's caused some disruption as we head in towards saturday morning as well. snow showers will continue across the north of scotland and on towards north—west england, around merseyside, cheshire, manchester and lancashire. the odd one elsewhere, but the emphasis will be on fine, dry, sunny weather today. in fact, a glorious day to be out and about. and it looks dry as well for the premier league football matches. plenty of sunshine by day, turning cold and frosty though, by the time the newcastle v leicester match takes place. now, it's going to be a really cold evening. first part of the night, widespread frost developing. a few wintry showers continue across the north of scotland but the main concern though is this area of low pressure, this active weather front pushing into this cold air. a band of heavy rain will bump into that cold air and turn readily t

they'll continue to be strong across the north, and certainly the south—west, with gales here.untry should be drier, with some sunshine. but notice the temperatures down on wednesday's values, in single figures for all. it's going to feel cold if you add on that wind. then, as we head on in towards friday, we open the floodgates again to the arctic, as this area of low pressure moves across in towards scandinavia. so it does mean a cold, frosty start in places for friday, and also a risk of some ice. but i think, generally speaking, friday is looking like being a quieter day. we should have more in the way of sunshine around, lighter winds for many. still fairly breezy around the coasts, where we'll see wintry showers at times. now, that cold air is with us obviously through friday and into the start of the weekend. but then, for the second half of the weekend, we'll start to see this plume of milder air slowly making inroads. so it's a cold start saturday — again watch out for ice. some sunshine around through the morning. i think that's slowly fading as more cloud piles in fr

severe gales around exposed irish sea coast and west of scotland. gusts of 80 mph in association with storm caroline as it moves eastwards. some heavy rain followed by wintry showers across scotland, so lots going on on thursday. as storm caroline clears away towards the north—east into friday, we see the north—east into friday, we see the colder airfiltering in the north—east into friday, we see the colder air filtering in from the north. at different air mass in charge at the end of the week. arrows coming from a northerly direction so sleet and snow showers on friday, blown in on the north—westerly wind. affecting north—western parts of scotland, to wales, south—west of england. drier and brighter elsewhere in the country but it will feel chilly. 3—6 degrees and feeling subzero when you add on the wind—chill. more details on the website. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. a review of terror attacks in the uk finds the manchester arena bomber salman abedi was a former "subject of interest" and the attack "might hav

the severe gales slowly easing. we go into the evening with clear skies.otland didn't get above freezing all day long. ice will become a major issue here, and of course where we are seeing snow line through the night into tomorrow morning. temperatures likely below freezing into monday morning. we could see temperatures as low as —10 to —12 in one or two spots. especially where the snow is lining. into monday morning we have to keep an eye on this area of low pressure as it pushes across, giving problems in france, spain and portugal. also we have a risk of icy conditions for the monday morning commute, that could be the main issue for many of you as you start the day, as well as a widespread sharp frost. a bit of snow at times through the day as the low pressure system through the day as the low pressure syste m gets through the day as the low pressure system gets close to east anglia and the south—east. but most will have a sunny day. a few more showers towards the north and west. through the afternoon, a mixture of rain, snow on the hills in east anglia

another noticeable feature will be the winds, getting stronger through the day, gale force across thess the south—east and temperatures quite widely into double figures. hello and welcome to the 2017 turner prize award ceremony, brought to you live from hull, the 2017 city of culture. in a few minutes' time, the biggest prize in british art will be awarded. i'm jane hill, here at the magnificent setting for the ceremony, hull minster. the turner prize is of course being exhibited here in hull because this is the city of culture for 2017. and i'm rebecca jones. i'm at the ferens gallery in hull, where the four nominated artists

possibly severe gale—force winds. temperatures could be up to 11 celsius here.e, scotland not going above zero. as the snowfall fizzles out ice will be a big concern through sunday night, notjust here but in northern parts of scotland. sunday night into monday we are watching this area of low pressure. the biggest impact across spain, portugal and france, but there is a small risk that could produce gales in the south—east and east anglia. rain could turn to snow at times. more likely to see snowfall in the far west of wales and cornwall. monday will be dry and bright and very cold bright and very cold for many of you after a an icy start. severe frost into tuesday morning. a dry and sunny day for the vast majority. a few showers around. another weather front pushing into the northwest. rain lifting the temperature tuesday night into wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain pushing across eastern areas first thing, and then sunshine and heavy and thundery showers. but less cold for many. hello. this is bbc news — the headlines: "frank talks" between borisjohnson and

we are likely to see gale force winds, even severe gales at times, and longer spells of rain. harbour in kong kong, which is ringing in the new year. just under a minute to go. spectacular new year celebrations is how they have been built. as soon as that clock ticks down to midnight there will be a musical fireworks show lighting up the hong kong skies. and the very beautiful victoria harbour. in the build—up to this, there was an event called wish upona this, there was an event called wish upon a star. every 15 minutes from 11pm there was a pyrotechnic star that was shot up into the sky, inviting people to wish upon the star itself. they are very excited this year in hong kong, because they have introduced an award—winning european maker to be incorporated into their display. music: auld lang syne.

. >> gale king, john dickerson join us with a preview. >> we'll get back to you, gale >> no one has ever called me swag boy. >> swag boy, hello, rahel, jim >> we're glad to see you guys. hello, ahead in alabama where the newest controversy senate candidate roy moore, voters head to the polls this morning >> plus the nypd john mill is her here with the latest on the investigation into yesterday's bombing near times square. >> lieutenant general in charge of the air force academy responds to our cbs news investigation into sexual assault in the military. >> and meryl streep and tom hanks are in studio 57. all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >> and john? nice to see you. gale always good to see you, too. >> see you. >> have a great morning. >> bye bye. >> well, almost 200 pennsylvania families are feeling the christmas joy. >> yes, santa came little early for them. secret santa donated more than $40,000 to pay for their lay away gift. happened at walmart in everett , central pennsylvania. one mother be

and while he hung on, the american unsettled de gale — and was the victor on two of the three judgesbbc news, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are david wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday. and journalist and broadcaster penny smith. welcome to you both. let's start by showing the front pages. the mail on sunday reports that theresa may had to intervene in a stand up row between the defence secretary and the chancellor in the house of commons. the observer leads with a warning that the eu is under pressure not to give the uk a better trade deal than other non—member countries get after brexit. the sunday express says leading brexit supporting mps want the uk to make clear it will walk away from any trade deal they don't think is good enough. the sunday telegraph goes with tensions within the cabinet over the meaning of the commitments the prime minister made to move the brexit talks on. and the sunday mirror reports that some delivery drivers are working 1a hour days, it claims they're earning less