this is that stress does apparently turn your hair grey.udy laying the groundwork for understanding how stress affect other tissues and organs in the body. so now there is a definitive body of research saying you can go grey from stress, so there we go. i think we are doing all right at the moment. we didn't get to talk about hair loss. do stay with us on bbc news. so much more to come. hello. six hours of sunshine in sheffield on thursday. much of the uk couldn't even manage six seconds of blue sky, with scenes like this. there are weather changes on the way over the weekend, and that will shake things up a bit, but until then, plenty of cloud. the big picture shows high pressure giving way to this weather front, which will spread rain southwards across the uk during sunday, wind picking up as well. behind that, skies will eventually turn brighter, but it'll feel colder into the start of next week. but not looking at any frost, certainly not widespread, to start friday. plenty of cloud, damp, drizzly, misty and foggy in places too. particu

but it's going to be another very grey day.ense fog patches in places, particularly england and wales, and some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will b

but it's going to be another very grey day.and some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar sort of day. with our low of high pressure with us

i'm 25 and my friends are starting to get grey hairs.irs. the job insecurity in the low play -- pay hairs. the job insecurity in the low play —— pay and spending our money on avocados or whatever we are accused of, it does cause a lot of stress. millennial‘s in particular are stressed and obsessed with work and i'm not surprised that our hair is turning grey as a result stop and they have done the science, the biology on this. it is fascinating and rigourous how they have done this. they are citing people such as barack obama. the prime minister is harassed or lusciously blonde but i will keep an eye on it. how great will keep an eye on it. how great will it get? we could use that as a barometerfor will it get? we could use that as a barometer for the success of brexit. now we have mentioned brexit more than enough. i think there is a good impressionist in you as well. let's milk that the next time you come in. you can see —— don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7

and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.of high ground, the east of the pennines, sheltered spots to the east of scotland. further west, some rain actually for argyll and bute. topsy—turvy temperatures, actually. 0ur mildest weather to the north of the uk, with that atlantic feed to the north of the high. to the south, just six or seven, colder if you get stuck where the fog lingers. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky, and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england for first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. and i've put the colour on behind me here to show you the air mass, to show you the atlantic air tipping over the top of the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground not looking too different, unfortunately. how many ways

another very grey day with some dense fog patches in places, particularly england and wales and some of light rain and drizzle. much like wednesday, eastern scotland and north—east england will see the best of any brightness and we could see a little bit across the south—west of england. most will see light winds but stronger in north—west scotland as the weather front moved in and there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the initial channel. those temperatures, eight or nine for most, could see ten or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it may be as it continues to go south but it temperatures to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and back and again a largely frost free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—west scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar with our low of high pressure with us and a rather grey and gloomy one with temperatures eight or nine. that is how we are looking on friday but out

but it's going to be another very grey day.d some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar sort of day. with our low of high pressure with us,

but it's going to be another very grey day.ngland and wales, and some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar sort of day. with our low of hig

you can see this haze of grey, that is oui’ can see this haze of grey, that is our low cloud, out inthrough the second half of the weekend. for the time being, we are stuck with all the cloud, the odd spot of drizzle, some more meaningful rain for a time across some parts of scotland. if you get some clear spells in southern england they do, it could be cold enough for a touch of frost. most be cold enough for a touch of frost. m ost pla ces be cold enough for a touch of frost. most places holding between four and seven sources. tomorrow, a lot of grey, cloudy weather with mist and hill fog. a few brighter spells elsewhere, but also brightening up across the north—east of scotland because the wind will be picking up, breaking the cloud to some extent. at the same time, some rain pushing into north—west scotland. temperatures of eight to 10 celsius. this frontal system will be moving in as we get into sunday, bringing outbreaks of rain but also behind it a change to something colder. the raina a change to something colder. the rain a staggering eastwards through the day on sunday. it

but it's going to be another very grey day.england and wales, and some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar sort of day. with our low of hi

and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.igher ground, east of the pennines, sheltered spots to the east of scotland. further west, some rain actually for argyll and bute. topsy—turvy temperatures, actually, our mildest weather to the north of the uk, with that atlantic feed to the north of the high. to the south, just six or seven, colder if you get stuck by the fog that lingers. overnight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky, and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england for first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. and i've put the colour on behind me here to show you the air mass, to show you the atlantic air tipping over the top of the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground not looking too different, unfortunately. how many ways can

but it's going to be another very grey day.some of the cloud might be thick enough for the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. much like wednesday, it's probably eastern scotland and north—east england where we'll see the best of any brightness. we could see a little bit as well across the south—west of england. for most of us, the winds will be winds but stronger in north—west scotland as that weather front moves in. there will be a stronger easterly blowing through the english channel. those temperatures, hovering around eight or nine for most, could see 10 or 11 in the brighter spots of north—east scotland. this weather front pushes further south with rain heavy on it as it continues to go south, but it tends to weaken and elsewhere a rather cloudy night with spots of drizzle and a bit of mist and murk and again a largely frost—free one because of the cloud cover. a few sheltered spots in north—east england and north—east scotland could turn chilly. friday will be similar sort of day. with our low of high pressure with us, it

it could be quite grey one reason or another on to say.st of any brightness probably the north—east of scotland to the east of the pennines, maybe to the east of the pennines, maybe to the east of the welsh marches. cool to the south, six or 7 degrees to the north because we are already pulling that air in from the atla ntic pulling that air in from the atlantic and then high—pressure just wobbles they would but more on into wednesday and we pull it down from the north. unusual late to bring it out into the uk. also inheriting that moisture so that means more in the way of cloud around. frosty start to wednesday, the high is up for ingrid and wales, ten or 11 degrees but struggling really to see much in the way of sunshine. the outlook for the remainder of the week, the height still with us we will again see a week weather front pushing into northern scotland, a little rain showing up there. elsewhere, pretty solid cloud, grey skies and we will be struggling to see much sunshine. friday into the weekend you may wish you had never asked but

cloudy, grey and damp once again.e keeping layers of low cloud as we had through the day, when will stay late and top temperatures will reach seven or eight celsius, two in central london. high pressure dominates the weather at the moment so no big changes until we get to the second half of the weekend. overnight tonight again it will be cloudy and we will see more mist and make reforming into tomorrow morning where we get close spells temperatures could job temporarily down to two or three celsius otherwise we start the day tomorrow ona otherwise we start the day tomorrow on a misty note of four or five celsius. tomorrow will turn windy and it should be dry with a lot of cloud but the wind will help to mix the cloud up so there could be bright spells perhaps at times. the change comes in on sunday with sunshine through the morning, rather windy and then some afternoon rain. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it's 6:30

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grey and gloomy conditions.f cloud across the west. some breaks for north—east wales, the west midlands, certainly some breaks across eastern scotland and eastern england. as we go through tonight, we will hold onto some breaks in the cloud for these eastern areas. that will allow it to get a little milder, but generally we have this wave of cloud from the atlantic, that cloud producing the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. some slightly heavier rain across the far north of scotland. turning increasingly breezy through the night, temperatures typically between four and 9 degrees. where we do see those clear breaks further east, we could get quite close to freezing. so, into tomorrow, again a lot of cloud around. but i'm hopeful the cloud will break up a little bit through eastern and southern parts of england. north—west england may be saying the old spot of drizzle, particularly parts of cumbria. similar story for northern ireland and western scotland. some rain across the north—west, but eastern scotland not

and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.lee of higher ground, the east of the pennines, sheltered spots to the east of scotland. further west, some rain actually for argyll and bute. topsy—turvy temperatures, actually. 0ur mildest weather to the north of the uk, with that atlantic feed to the north of the high. to the south, just six or seven, colder if you get stuck by the fog that lingers. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky, and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england for first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. and i've put the colour on behind me here to show you the air mass, to show you the atlantic air tipping over the top of the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground not looking too different, unfortunately. how m

for the rest of us it will be quite a grey day. yesterday near aberdeen we hit almost 15 degrees. as we head through the evening and overnight guests will getting a lot of cloud and where it breaks we will see mist and where it breaks we will see mist and fog forming in the cloud thickenerfor and fog forming in the cloud thickener for drizzle. whether front sinks south into southern scotland and northern england, getting into cumbria by the end of the evening. with temperatures like these, no—one faces with temperatures like these, no—one fa ces a ny with temperatures like these, no—one faces any problems of frost. as we head into friday more of the same. once again cloud around, mist and fog to watch for and drizzly bits and pieces. whether front fog to watch for and drizzly bits and pieces. whetherfront that fog to watch for and drizzly bits and pieces. whether front that has been sinking south into northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland overnight retreats to the north taking cloud

the grey, gloomy, benign conditions of the last few days have been swept away by this band of cloud and rain. behind that, a real change in the feel of the weather. some cold air pushing in from the north—west and you can see these speckled clouds on the satellite picture. a lot of showers waiting in the wings, some of which will be wintry. the colder air has brought more sunshine across parts of northern scotland, for instance, but also a scattering of hefty showers. and that is the sort of weather we can expect really over the next couple of days — rain clearing across the south—east corner this evening and then some clear spells, and then here come those showers. some real downpours in places with hail and thunder, and across the northern half of the uk where temperatures will be at their lowest, there is going to be some wintriness mixing in. not only over the highest hills either. even to relatively low levels, say down to as low as 100 metres in parts of scotland, we could see some snow. it is an awkward wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow that could give rise to some really icy co

grey skies with ten in folkestone, sunshine at the moment, but for all, grey ten in folkestone, sunshineestone, sunshine at the moment, but for all, grey skies or not, incredibly mild start to the day. temperatures in double figures. going up further under south—westerly winds. some rain to go with it. heavy bursts spreading through the midlands towards the end of the morning. after lunch, towards east anglia and the south—east. sky is bright and further north. not too bad in scotland and northern ireland. not as windy as yesterday. but the winds could touch gail. —— touch gale force at times. showers continue across scotland through the night, becoming more expensive, into northern ireland. starting the weekend on a mild note. simon will have more on the weak forecast through the morning. —— weekend forecast. hello this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines: brexit countdown — in just a few hours' time the uk will be leaving the european union after 47 years. the prime minister will hold a cabinet meeting in sunderland — the first place to officially back brexit — and will make

most of us that under this grey haze under the satellite picture. this is the low cloud has been plaguing us. this dry of bright cloud is a frontal system. that is our weather for tomorrow and behind that it will return brighter but colder. lots more cloud, mist, murk, drizzle. that way the front starting to approach the far north—west. windy northern scotland a p pa re ntly north—west. windy northern scotland apparently there's been that are breaking up the cloud to get some sunshine across parts of the north—east. overnight we have got that cloud, that mist, murk, drizzle. you're used to it by now but here is the change in the west. outbreaks of rain into scotland. eventually the far right of wales and south—west of england. not an especially chilly night partly because it will be becoming increasingly breezy. tomorrow this frontal system crosses the country from the west, moving towards the east and behind it, yes, we get some cold airare heading east and behind it, yes, we get some cold air are heading in a direction that hopefully something a l

well i don't know how you feel when the days are shorter the weather is all gloomy in stock and grey outside some people get grumpy and i don't and somebody please turn on the light. thank you. so here's our next report it's all about lack. of grey and very little light that's what our short days look like at the moment off to work in the dark and back home in the dark the lack of light has an effect on us it's not an issue the winter blues is scientifically proven. and winter in our latitudes about 10 to 15 percent of the population suffer from winter blues the winter depression they complain of symptoms such as lack of drive a gloomy mood joylessness and increased fatigue frequently however they also complain about ravenous appetite and a strong need for sleep and let us laugh. it's no wonder we've always been dependent on daylight when we were still living outside it was all straightforward as long as the sun shined we were active at night without sunlight we regenerate it today we sometimes have to get up even when it's still dark and we spend most of the short bright faced indoo

the z the worst way to be a millionaire, and neil brennan tell us what donald trump and 50 shades of greyave in common. so let's catch up on tads tads. ♪ let's kick it off with big health news. if you're a person who likes being alive and does not want to die soon, first of all, congratulations on being basic and, second, here's some good news for you -- >> good news this morning, americans' life expectancy has increased for the first time in four yearserring according to a new record from the centers for disease control. it shows life expectancy rose slightly in 2018 to 78.7 years. >> trevor: wow! this is major, for the first time in four years, american life expectancy is on the rise! big shout out to betty white for bumping up the average! we see you, girl! we see you, girl! ( cheers and applause ) but you know what? it's weird that life expectancy is even a thing. it feels like we're giving human beings expiration dates like milk. some people are milk, but not most of us, you know? ( laughter ) here's the problem, though, life expectancy studies are deceptive because they make you thi

so yesterday mild start, but rather cloudy, grey, drug one, u nfortu nately. rather cloudy, grey, drugscotland to the north. and then behind it with quite a lot of cloud, thick enough for the odd spot or two drizzle, like patchy rain, misty, murky weather conditions, may be dense fog lingering in the far south—west. lighter winds to the south, but always strongest the south, but always strongest the further north and west without rain. but look at this. this temperature is widely double digits. 10— 14 degrees are double digits. 10— 14 degrees a re often double digits. 10— 14 degrees are often in highs. as we move out of thursday into friday, u nfortu nately, yet out of thursday into friday, unfortunately, yet again, there's another frontal system thatis there's another frontal system that is going to push in from the west and that's going to bring more wet weather with it. now the heaviest of the rain is likely to be through western areas for a time on wednesday. and as it pushes its way steadily eastwards it will weaken, fragmented showers into the afternoon. but we are likely to see

after mandeep is my sunshine i'm afraid grey is likely to be the orderfor the next afraid grey is likelyext few days. the clu b a cross order for the next few days. the club across the uk, also for some dense patches of fog to contend with. the high pressure is still with. the high pressure is still with us for the rest of the week, driver the week, dry weather to come, but as the eye plummets into moist airfrom the come, but as the eye plummets into moist air from the atlantic, they will help to thicken our cloud. testing this morning, dense fog patches probably our primary concern across southern britain was up to the corridor, southern counties of england as far north as into the midlands and a good past of east anglia. and for the a lot of cloud around, the dregs of the weather front actually pushing to the west of scotla nd front actually pushing to the west of scotland picking brain into argyle, best of any brightness, of months but they do not we have the feet of the adaptec. ——of the atlantic. —— the feed of the athletic. — mike atlantic. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our

the story of the next few days is a distinctly more grey one for one reason or another, be it a lot ofnse patches of fog. that pressure stays with us throughout the week ahead but it re—orientated subcommittee centre drifting south westwards plumbing us into more moist airfrom the atlantic. first thing tuesday, fog is a definite concern across a large swathe of southern britain, through the m4 corridor, across many southern counties, probably as far north as the m5, into a good part of east anglia. in and out in and out. tuesday, it is a pretty grey prospect for the majority of us, the best of any brightness across eastern scotland with some shelter and may be to the east of the pennines. a bit of rain getting into argyle and b. modest weather to the north of the uk with temperatures in double figures, six and seven further south, colder where the fog sticks. overnight tuesday into wednesday, we start to import more moisture across the uk so some rain for the far north of scotland, figure cloud drifting further south. that has an impact on our temperatures. we should be largely frost f

and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.ute. topsy—turvy temperatures, actually. our mildest weather to the north of the uk, with that atlantic feed to the north of the high. to the south, just six or seven, colder if you get stuck where the fog lingers. overnight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky, and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england for first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. and i‘ve put the colour on behind me here to show you the air mass, to show you the atlantic air tipping over the top of the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground not looking too different, unfortunately. how many ways can you say cloudy and grey? best of any breaks in the east. but the temperatures do just nudge up a little. about 10—12 degrees ty

how many ways can you say cloudy and grey?ggest increase to the south. and for the rest of the week, same old same old, the high still with us, always slightly milder to the north. some signs of more rainfall across scotland for a time, as a front works its way in. but by the end of the week, the high wind does start to break down. and friday into saturday, it looks like we will get an area of low pressure sweeping across the uk. that gets rid of a lot of the murk, we should see a return to sunny spells, but they will also be accompanied by showers. it will turn when dear once again, as well. -- it —— it will turn when you're once again as well. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story... the world health organization calls an emergency meeting after chinese experts confirmed that a new virus that emerged in the city of wuhan can pass from human—to—human. the outbreak has now spread to more cities in china and the wider region, with more than 200 cases confirmed. meng wanzhou, a top huawei executive, has appeared in

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and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.east of the pennines, sheltered spots to the east of scotland. further west, some rain actually for argyll and bute. topsy—turvy temperatures — actually, our mildest weather to the north of the uk with that atlantic feed to the north with a high. to the south, just 6—7 celsius, colder if you get stuck by the fog. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky. and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so, frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. i've got the colour on behind me to show you the air mass to show you the atlantic air tipping over the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground aren't looking too different, unfortunately. how many ways can you say cloudy and grey? best of any breaks are

and tuesday, as promised, a pretty grey affair.sheltered spots to the east of scotland. further west, some rain actually for argyll and bute. topsy—turvy temperatures, actually, our mildest weather to the north of the uk, with that atlantic feed to the north of the high. to the south, just 6—7 celsius, colder if you get stuck by the fog. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday, plenty of cloud across the uk, plenty of moisture, generally very murky. and because of all that cloud around, our temperatures will be held up. so frost limited possibly to a few pockets across southernmost counties of england first thing on wednesday. and you can see the high here, as promised, sitting a little bit further south—westwards. and i've put the colour on behind me here to show you the air mass, to show you the atlantic air tipping over the high and spilling its way south into england and wales for wednesday. things on the ground not looking too different, unfortunately. how many ways can you say cloudy and grey? best of any breaks are in the east. but

you held this piece of white paper up to the exhaust of your petrol car, it‘s going to get pretty greye to say. all right, let‘s have a look. show that to the camera. that‘s marvellous. so pretty much, yeah, there‘s pretty much nothing on there. so that‘s good, but we‘ve also — we can also show you what the car has filtered out of the air. so let‘s have the clean filter in. this is what the filter looked like when it went into the car, we‘ve taken this on out of the car now. and, hm, can you see the difference? yeah, so that‘s what it sucked out of the air in the last two or three minutes. yep, that‘s all the particulates out of the air, so it‘s everything in that jar, it‘s now on that filter. everything in the jar is now on the filter. nice. now there‘s one other thing that hydrogen cars produce, and that‘s water vapour, which you‘re assuring me is very, very clean, is that right? it‘s very clean. i‘ll show you how clean. all right, so we‘re gonna get a glass of water, or as it‘s known in dundee, ice, out of the ball, and you think that is very, very clean water? yep, that‘s pure wate

i remember seeing everything black and grey.unday in the hospital. >> and in that moment of extreme anger and passion, crazy things happen and you're asking us to believe the crazy thing that happened started when you got shot. >> yeah. >> and he pulled the trigger? >> yeah. >> and then you must have taken the gun and fired two shots at him? >> yeah. >> of course, he had holes through his heart, one in his head, which sound for all the world when you hear that like those were targeted shots. is it possible you shot him and then decided you were going to shoot yourself? >> no, absolutely not. i have never been suicidal. >> reporter: the jury did hear the defense case, okay. just not robert's version of it. but it was enough for a verdict. >> is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of first degree murder, not guilty. >> not guilty. hearts rose and fell. but then, not so fast. >> is robert dean hall guilty or not guilty of second degree murder, guilty. >> reporter: guilty of murder. not premeditation per se but of an attempt to ki

injanuary, the endorphins you get from that when it is dark and grey.sphere. i had a tweet from someone in south africa saying it was lovely, the sun is rising earlier and setting later, there is nothing to be blue at bout at all. we should go to south africa later this week. that's it from worklife today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live webpage and on world business report. for many of us it was a glorious weekend with plenty of sunshine around, but it was cold with a sharp overnight frost. the reason for it, this strong area of high pressure which has parked itself across the uk and should be with us through much of this week. we have more isobars and a weather front close by to the north—west that will feed in more cloud generally to scotland through today and also across north—west england and into northern ireland. breezy here, windy for the north and western isles. but it will be milder here because of the stronger south—west winds. further south, wind will be lighter and after a cold and frosty starting places,

today, valley grey.ters of the hills, north—east wales and england, and north east scotland. also quite windy across the north and the west. we start the day on a fairly cloudy note. some drizzle here and there, south—west england, possibly south—west wales and parts of scotland. some sunny intervals in parts of the south—east at times and east anglia. for most, not particularly windy. if you are out foran particularly windy. if you are out for an afternoon walk, it will feel quite cool, particularly down the east coast. further west, ten, — 11 degrees. 0vernight, and otherfairly cloudy night in prospect. clear skies for a time. locally we could see some frost. when's strengthening ahead of the weather front. it will be bringing in some rain across western scotland. not too far the western scotland. not too far the west coast of northern ireland. ahead of it, much milder. look at the yellows, even some ambers indicating warmer temperatures. 0n thursday, windy day with gales across the north and west. wea

the blue skies overhead, others have been looking up overhead, others have been looking up towards greyhigh pressure bringing the dry weather pushes out to the west over the next few days and allows the atlantic led to topple southwards and eastwards. while we will see sunshine at times, a lot more cloud than many have experienced over the past few days. cloud denied edging southwards over many parts, some rain across the far north—west and scotland keeping temperatures up where skies remain clear as the longest, a frost tomorrow morning for the southern half of england and wales where there could be dense patches of fog in the morning. the main risk is from the south midlands to the south coast and particularly to the west of london, these are the main risk areas, one 01’ of london, these are the main risk areas, one or two spots sitting in fog until the afternoon. away from the fog, some sunshine to start the day but cloud amounts will increase, sunniest for the longest along the south coast. some sunny breaks to the east of scotland and far east of england but still some rain for the

are some sunshine yesterday, but most of us are stuck under this low cloud, which is this haze of grey the atlantic at the moment. it is heading our way. through the rest of this afternoon, quite a lot of clout around, producing the odd spot of drizzle, some mist and hill blog, a few showers in the south—west, and that band of cloud in the atlantic starting to make inroads across north—west scotland, bringing some rain, and that rain will start to stagger its way eastwards this evening at overnight. ahead of that, still a lot of cloud, some spots of drizzle, misty and murky, and temperatures not dropping too far tonight, partly because the breeze will be strengthening. for tomorrow, it‘s all about this weather front, that and i showed you. it will be working its way east, bringing out bits of rain, and behind it we get that colder air. sunday looks like this, this band of rain staggering its way east. just about all of us will see rain for part of the day, but probably not getting into east anglia or the south—east until quite late. behind the rain band, more sunshine than we have had

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thursday and friday, similar days with high pressure sticking around, light wind and it will have a greyperatures between seven and 11 degrees. significant changes into the weekend, high pressure varies near the continent and low pressure starts to portion of the atlantic could still be fairly cloudy across the board on saturday morning but as the breeze continues to pick up from the south—west it would be quite windy in the north—west and we will see some holes appearing in the cloud. a couple of showers around this wet front will bring outbreaks of rain to western scotland and northern ireland. that weather front spreads across the uk during saturday night and into sunday, a weak feature by the time it reaches the eastern side of the country, and no more than a band of cloud with a few showery bursts of rain. once that clears it will be brighter for many with good spells of sunshine, quite blustery and this is a cool air masses well. about to be quite cold across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland here so the showers will fall, wintry and snow across the hills, nine or

remembering how to use an umbrella the orange hair use that had taken over the city's skyline now cloudy grey. we need a bit of rain in order to help the 5 is special it is how dry it was part of the day and i think it will help with the haze is just push everything out there this is one of many many months we've only got about 4 days of. almost. let run of only children this is well and truly the little stuff very well. for many in the country the wet weather has brought relief and joy. for more a case of sliding than singing in the rain. that rain has helped solve the north of the raging bushfires but it does bring with it another set of dangers with the land so dry and vegetation burns away water just bounces off the ground. yes firefighters here are well aware changing weather doesn't automatically mean changing fortunes. and now to spain and a very special blessing for our 4 legged friends thousands of pet owners flock to the church of sun tone in madrid to have their pets sprinkled with holy water it's a pilgrimage part of the feast of st anthony was the patron saint of animals to the t

thursday and friday, similar days with high pressure sticking around, light wind and it will have a greyshine. temperatures between seven and 11 degrees. significant changes into the weekend, high pressure varies near the continent and low pressure starts to push in off the atlantic. could still be fairly cloudy across the board on saturday morning but as the breeze continues to pick up from the south—west it would be quite windy in the north—west and we will see some holes appearing in the cloud. a couple of showers around this weather front will bring outbreaks of rain to western scotland and northern ireland. that weather front spreads across the uk during saturday night and into sunday, a weak feature by the time it reaches the eastern side of the country, and no more than a band of cloud with a few showery bursts of rain. once that clears it will be brighter for many with good spells of sunshine, quite blustery and this is a cool air mass well. in fact, it'll be quite cold across the north and west of scotland and northern ireland here so the showers will fall wintry and snow across