all these ingredients are present in great ormond street and around in london.eam together in such a way to deliver something that was thought to be not possible, or the odds were truly against us. so to do something like that, the analogy i would draw is when man first went to moon, itjust made global travel so much easier. and that's the effect that a case like safa and marwa has, where all the other super, super complex operations we do, the whole team feels much more upbeat about doing these difficult cases that we do on a weekly basis. we've sadly run out of time, but it's a real pleasure to have you in the studio. 0wase jeelani, thank you very much. thank you very much, stephen. thank you. well, frosty and quite foggy for some of us out there again at the moment, certainly the south—east of england, into east anglia as well. some of this fog could persist right through the morning and into the afternoon, a bit like on sunday, so it's going to feel pretty raw in these areas. now at the moment, we're sort of between weather systems, one in central parts of e

we would send that letter via the transplant team at great ormond street.at on to the family, and it would be for the family, if they want to make contact, to respond back to us. i hope that they do because i would love them to meet us and meet ethan. this year, so many gifts given and received will feel extra special, but sometimes appreciation and gratitude goes beyond words. tim muffett, bbc news. british grand prix racing champion lewis hamilton made his name in the gas—guzzling world of formula 1, but he's also backing a very different form of motor sport. it's called extreme e and it's all about pushing the boundaries, in more ways than one. our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, reports. the cars are electric suvs designed by the formula 1 design guru adrian newey. they deliver 400 kilowatts — the equivalent of 550 brake horsepower. and they'll be racing in some of the most extreme environments on earth. heavy guitar music. expect star wars pod racing meets the dakar rally, say the organisers. what brought my attention to extreme e is t

we would send that letter via the transplant team at great ormond street.amily, and it would be for the family, if they want to make contact, to respond back to us. i hope that they do because i would love them to meet us and meet ethan. this year, so many gifts given and received will feel extra special, but sometimes appreciation and gratitude goes beyond words. tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. we have a rough night ahead, courtesy of storm bella. this deep area of low pressure sinking from iceland. heavy rain sweeping all areas of the uk, strong winds which could be damaging and disruptive, particularly to the south and then to the north, colder airfollowing m, to the north, colder airfollowing in, showers turning wintry with the risk of ice first thing sunday in northern ireland, northern england and scotland. the wind is the primary concern, potentially gusting up primary concern, potentially gusting up to 80 mph along the southern coast of england and wales, widely 50 to 60 mph inland across england and

and let‘s speak to annie wootten, a junior sister working at great ormond street this morning.e end of their beds. we have the christmas music blaring as well, which helps! father christmas has had his work cut out with all the plans changing. how many people are in the ward? presumably parents are not allowed to come and see them, they are only allowed one visitor? that has been very difficult, only having the one carer rule, but the amount of children that we try to get out for home leave for the dayjust children that we try to get out for home leave for the day just to children that we try to get out for home leave for the dayjust to make their day just home leave for the dayjust to make their dayjust a little bit more special, we do really try. do you have a special christmas lunch, how does it work? we do, we offer everybody christmas dinner. all of the parents and families get given a special food parcel from all of us. between the nursing staff, we just bring in so much food. so much food, there is too much! it sounds wonderful. how has it been for you? these are tough t