since it started in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlandsou have to drink to have a really good day? i'm not sure. shall we find out? since it started in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands. up top there are some bags with soda pop, cookies, the point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb down. it's my turn. so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to these places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are so accepting and grateful that you are here, and will share everything w

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and the western aisles. 0therwise highlands and the western aisles.y day coming up otherwise a pretty murky day coming up over the pen nines in the hills of southern england, broke the whales to. even some spots of drizzle from the breeze from time to time. a mild day and temperatures ten to 12 celsius but the winds will bea ten to 12 celsius but the winds will be a little bit stronger and they have been over the last couple of days. just run a0 or 50 mph with the wind strengthening for there for a time across the northwest of scotla nd time across the northwest of scotland through saturday night. 0therwise scotland through saturday night. otherwise it's going to stay cloudy through saturday night and a mild night coming up once again with temperatures holding up into double figures. anchor their whales perhaps around six to eight celsius in the cloud here will be low with some drizzle and so him fog pages around as well. for sunday if anything we are going to get some mild air coming in from the subtropics and working into northern scotland. to the e

since it started in 2006, the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlandssoda pop, cookies, the point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb down. it's my turn. ok, you can go. so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? yeah, freestyle. ok, here we go. as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away, you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to these places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are so accepting and grateful that you are here, and will share everything with you. hello. weather—wise, looking pretty gloomy this weekend for one reason or another. be it a lot of cloud or stubborn patches of mist and fog. hopefully tomorrow perhaps brighter weather on the way, particularly for england and wales. basically dominated this we

in highland scotland, it was down to -10 highland scotland, it was down to —10 celsius.rts of the uk, a bit more cloud coming in. a bit more rain coming into the north and north—west of scotla nd coming into the north and north—west of scotland but it is across england and wales where we have a clearest quys and wales where we have a clearest guys that we will find a more widespread frost. these are the temperatures come the end of the night. nowhere near as cold as it was last night across scotland. for most parts of the country, sitting underneath this cold area of high pressure. it is slipping a bit further south so it is allowing the mild atlanticare to topple around that pressure into scotland and northern ireland. we are continuing to see cloud tomorrow. a bit more rain, particularly the highlands in ireland. a bit more cloud coming into the northern parts of england and wales during the day. still sunny further south and east. a chilly day again, a bit milderfor northern scotland. here we have cloud, rain, it is on that weather front that should push its way awake

since it started in 2006, the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlandshe point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb back down. that means it's my turn. ok, you can go. give him a big clap! so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? yeah. ok, here we go. come on! as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. everyone gets a shot or...? hang on, let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away, you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to these remote places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are so accepting and grateful that you are here, and will share everything with you. hello there, the first part of the day looks quite chilly. some sunshine today, especially across scotla nd sunshine today, especially across scotland and northern england, although we are starting to

ran around to the north—west of scotland again today, for the northern and western isles and the highlandsll pull in a bit of dry airfrom the i think. we will pull in a bit of dry air from the continent for the south—east of england and east anglia. that should break up our cloud here as well. hopefully some sunshine across northern england are some of the early drizzle clears. overall, a brighter day in prospect, with sunshine to the north of northern ireland and around the moray firth. a south—westerly wind direction, quite notable for scotla nd direction, quite notable for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures could get up to 15 or 16, unseasonably mild. this evening and overnight, largely mild but not as mild as the nightjust gone. some clear skies towards the south—east. our temperatures could slide down into single figures, perhaps as low as two degrees in norwich. still mild across the northern half of the uk because that weather front is still looming here. through monday, very slowly, it will start to work its way south. to the north, some slightly chillier hour. not especia

western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlands islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice, and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush—hour. so a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many though having a drier day but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures only around 4—8 degrees during the afternoon. and a cold night will follow, with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches. this little bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze w

across the grampians and the highlands, but something cloudier and wetter spreading in through the channel islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice, and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush—hour. so a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there will be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many though having a drier day but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures only around 4—8 degrees during the afternoon. and a cold night will follow, with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches. this little bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze

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western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlandsading in through the channel islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush hour. so, a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many, though, having a drier day, but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures only around 4—8 degrees during the afternoon. and a cold night will follow with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches. this little bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day with light winds. but

again, thank you, president highland for working on this for so long. it is great work.m excited that we are having this conversation, yes, i also wish that we had this conversation 10 years ago, but it is what it is. i am excited to see it progress. once we start discussing this through the lens, we will find ways to see nuances, to adapt it and have it evolve. i am very, very excited about it and good work, guys. commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore. >> the topic design guidelines is too long. is there a way to simplify that? r.e.d. or stdg? >> as we continue to work in acronyms, you use them every day, i say what does this mean? >> it is awful. i called them retained elements. that is the shorthand in the office. i think the director said nothing longer than three letters. he appreciate that. we don't need acronyms. the restdg is awful. i think it is important that we see the system. we have topic design guidelines and area design guidelines working with urban design guidelines and supersede the qualities because they are specific. >> we don't want the acronym fo

it feel pleasa nt breaking through making it feel pleasant and we do it all again on sunday with highlandsells breaking through and your temperatures for sunday, well, well up on what we have seen, maybe hitting i4 well, well up on what we have seen, maybe hitting 14 across some parts of north—west and northern ireland. it isa of north—west and northern ireland. it is a little bit of warmth for you. a little bit and of course from your glowing personality! iam being so your glowing personality! iam being so nice to you! i am getting nervous now. but is the whole strategy! let us find out what is happening with sport. it may be getting warm here but i think sickness for england's cricket team, doesn't matter what the temperature is, when you are feeling that rough you want to be tucked up in bed. it has been pretty grim. some of the players have been quarantined at the hotel. they have been kept in their rooms because they don't want the brother —— bug spreading. about half of them have come down with this flulike bug. three players have been ruled out they have ruled out food poisoning and

a few push to the north—west of scotland and a little wintry across the highlands. fall away. a frosty start to christmas day across scotland and a patchy frost elsewhere. temperatures in towns and cities following a three or four degrees. the reason it becomes quieter and chillier, a ridge of high pressure in time for christmas day bringing us overall one of the quietest days in terms of whether that we have seen for a month. fog to start the day across north wales and the north—west of england, that could take until the middle of the data clear. a slim chance of a shower for scotland but overall a lot of fine weather with sunny spells and temperatures around average, 6—9 degrees. however, that ridge of high pressure short lived. 0n boxing day we open the doors to the atlantic again and enrols an area of strengthening the wind and bringing heavy rain. rain will push into all parts through the day, some snow, transiently across the pennines and then perhaps some snow sticking across the high ground of the highlands. brighter in the south and milder later in the day

the lake district, the highlands.ised you the choristers and i must say they are worth listening to. they are going to sing now. take it away. #0 # 0 come, 0 come, emmanuel # and ransom captive israel # that mourns in lonely exile here # until the son of god appear # rejoice! rejoice! emmanuel # shall come to thee, 0 israel # 0 come, thou day—spring, # rejoice! rejoice! emmanuel # shall come to thee, 0 israel absolutely wonderful. we shall return throughout the programme. wonderful. we shall return throughout the programmem wonderful. we shall return throughout the programme. is there anything more beautiful on christmas eve ? anything more beautiful on christmas eve? now, the weight is almost over as well. —— the wait is almost over. ten years after we last saw them, ‘gavin and stacey‘ return to our screens with a one—off special tomorrow. the sitcom is expected to be one of the most—watched shows this christmas. bbc breakfast has been granted exclusive behind—the—scenes access to the set in barry — so we sent colin

temperatures dropping to —8 in highland scotland overnight. 0ne temperatures dropping to —8 in highlandg away. a story of sunshine from dawn to dusk today. lots of it around. after that to the start, temperatures where they should be at between five and nine celsius. this evening and overnight, dense fog patches across parts of england and central and southern scotland. some of that will be hanging around until the breeze picks up, lifting into low cloud. then we have some heavy rain coming into northern ireland, wales and the south—west. boxing day morning, a milder start. the chance of a touch of frost, and the big picture for boxing day, outbreaks of rain from this with a friend spreading north. it starts in northern ireland, wales and south—west england, and then some sunshine and showers later. the rain spreads north and east into north—east england through the morning and afternoon, central and southern scotland in the afternoon. some snow for a short while on hills but that will turn back to rain later and we will finish boxing day ona later and we will finish boxing day on a muc

orfour highlands, temperatures around three or four celsius.omorrow wetter gci’oss or four celsius. tomorrow wetter across scotland, the rain tracking eastwards, pushing into parts of the central belt and southern scotland during the day. cloudy for northern ireland, driver england and wales, dry with some sunshine, but cloud increasing across northern england through the afternoon. for the week ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning motherfrom ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning mother from the ahead, a cold start for most, slowly turning motherfrom the nurse, further whisk of fog, and wet and windy by friday. hello, this is bbc news with marine croxall. the headlines... after the attack at london bridge, the prime minister says the licences of 7a other people out on early release after terror offences are being reviewed. i absolutely deplore the fact that this man was out on the streets. i think it is absolutely repulsive, and we are going to take... that repulsive thing happened under the conservatives. it was conservative leg

western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlandsreading in through the channel islands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush hour. so, a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many, though, having a drier day, but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures only around 4—8 degrees during the afternoon. and a cold night will follow with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches. this little bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. b

of scotland, outbreaks of rain, rain halted her starting to build up across the western isles and highlandherwise, the odd spot of drizzle across western areas, fog and hill mist patches 00:00:57,136 --> 2147483051:37:14,110 around the top for most, cloudy and 2147483051:37:14,110 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 mild. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of survivors, including children, are being treated in hospital. everyone started screaming, kids are crying. and the lights were on in the plane, but there was no, like, sound. lady hale — who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court — voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on the justice system in england and wales. free hospital parking in england for some patients and visitors from april — but questions are raised over how it will be funded. now on bbc news, it's witness history 7 a look back at one of the highlights of the series. razia iqbal has five stories from the history of space exploration to mark the 50th anniversa

a few push to the north—west of scotland and a little wintry across the highlands. away. a frosty start to christmas day across scotland and a patchy frost elsewhere. temperatures in towns and cities following a three or four degrees. the reason it becomes quieter and chillier, a ridge of high pressure in time for christmas day bringing us overall one of the quietest days in terms of weather that we have seen for a month. fog to start the day across north wales and the north—west of england, that could take until the middle of the day to clear. a slim chance of a shower for scotland but overall a lot of fine weather with sunny spells and temperatures around average, 6—9 degrees. however, that ridge of high pressure short lived. 0n boxing day we open the doors to the atlantic again and in rolls an area of strengthening the wind and bringing heavy rain. rain will push into all parts through the day, some snow, transiently across the pennines and then perhaps some snow sticking across the high ground of the highlands. brighter in the south and milder later in the day w

there has been a material change let's talk about this and a lot more i'm joined tonight from the highlands of scotland by journalist andreas will fundraises good to see use we are coming off of that general election last week in the u.k. does nicholas sturgeon does she really have a mandate to push for another independence referendum in scotland. well brant it has been pointed out that the s.n.p. only got 45 percent of the vote share in scotland in this general election and not all of the voters that would fit for the s.n.p. may support independence they may have wanted for their local m.p. because they like that a little m.p. but on the other hand the s.n.p. government of scotland and 1st minister nicolas sturgeon pointed out that they had they previously had 35 m.p.'s they now have $48.00 out of $59.00 and he's here in scotland and at the same time the tories the conservatives lost 7 of their 13 and he is so they think that that indicates that there is a change and voters opinion polls suggest that there still is a very small majority of people in scotland who oppose independence that ar

the main chance of showers is across the highlands and islands but where you get any breaks or a biteek but the emphasis will stay on largely dry conditions. the greater chance of fog patches as we go into new year's eve but for the vast majority if you have any outside celebrations most places will be dry. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 10:00... at least 12 people have been killed, after a plane crashed in kazakhstan — but there are 60 survivors, including children. tributes are paid to a father and his 2 children, who drowned in a hotel swimming pool in spain on christmas eve. free hospital parking in england for some patients and visitors from april — but questions over how it will be funded. the national trust says there's been an increase in wildlife migrating to the uk, because of climate change. and later on, i'll be looking at the stories we've covered from britain's coastal towns this year.

winter across the highlands, a frost to start us off on christmas day. three and four degrees. the reason it gets quieter as this ridge of high pressure that is going to stay with us for christmas day as well. so christmas day, actually, weather—wise one of our quietest days in terms of what we've seen in about a month or so. a lot of dry weather, perhaps early mist and morning fog across north wales and the north—west of england, that will tend to clear. and then light winds and sunshine. temperatures well, about average for the time of year, 6—9 degrees. through the evening and overnight, that ridge of high pressure starts to weaken and then as we look towards boxing day, things get on the move again. another low coming in from the atlantic. so, in from the atlantic. a much store me a picture. wind pretty much across the board as this weather system bumped into some cold air. some transient snow for the pennines, perhaps a more significant accumulations for the highlands, some rainjust about everywhere, some sunshine perhaps following on in central and

so quite a cold day across the northern highlands. we had a widespread frost overnight.le cloud, clear spells, but also further showers. these becoming a little bit more frequent, merging to give a longer spell of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern ireland and north west england. most of us will stay frost—free, but again, northern and some eastern parts of scotland might see some frost as temperatures here drop below freezing. as we start christmas week, for many it is a largely dry day with some spells of sunshine. away from northern ireland, southern scotland and north—west england, plenty more showers here, particular through the morning, merging where they will give a longer spell of rain. temperatures on par with today, six to 11 celsius for most, still quite a cold day across the north and east of scotland. as we go into christmas eve, monday night into christmas eve, we have this atlantic front tracking its way chiefly across central and southern parts of england and also part of wales. that will deliver more rain. and then through christmas eve its

in the highlands of scotla nd and wales.th 70 or 80 millimetres of rain in the forecast here. that is a lot of rain, enough for localised surface water flooding issues. dampen the northern half after the murky start in the south—east, things should brighten for a few of us were centring around and foremost it is a relatively mild day with temperatures widely into double figures. through thursday night we will see the rain push southwards across all of england and wales for a time with all the cloud around and south—westerly wind it be around and south—westerly wind it be a very mild night. thursday night into the first part of friday morning for most, temperatures into double figures. a mild start to friday with a few of us a wet start as well. mild and wet with south—westerly wind later in the day the rain will tend to eased to a mixture of sunshine and shower, north—westerly wind will start to move in bringing cooler air to the north—west of the country and a significant drop in temperature. so later on in the afternoon, f

some snow transits across the pennines and then perhaps sticking across the high ground of the highlandsrs. one of these fronts, however, they get ripped away by the end of the week as high pressure tries to build to the south, and we are left with a friend wriggling away across scotland and northern ireland as we look towards the weekend. for england and wales, things tend to settle down on the outlook with fine weather to come. occasional spells of showers for occasional spells scotla nd scotland and northern ireland. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. i have kevin schofield and john sta pleton. first, the headlines. boeing's chief executive, dennis muilenberg, has been sacked after serious criticism following two major plane accidents, which killed 346 people. the sports minister says the government is committed to working closely with the football authorities to stamp out racism after chelsea's antonio rudiger said he heard monkey noises during yesterday's match against tottenham. five people have been sentenced to death in saudi

western scotland, northern ireland, giving further covering of snow across the grampians and the highlands, towards east anglia and the south—east, keeping temperatures up here. away from that, though, a risk of frost, some ice, and a greater chance of some fog patches into the tuesday morning rush—hour. so a few things for tuesday to consider. cloud and outbreaks of rain in that south—east corner could continue all day long, eventually easing. there'll be fog to begin with elsewhere. that will gradually clear. a few showers dotted around in the north and the west, more especially towards shetland. many though having a drier day but quite a chilly one. after that cold start, temperatures only around 4—8 degrees during the afternoon. and a cold night will follow, with widespread frost and the return of some fog patches. this little bump here is a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry to take us into the start of wednesday. if you avoid the fog patches on wednesday, then you've got a lovely bright, crisp, sunny start to the day, with light winds. but through the day, the breeze will be p

winter across the highlands, a frost to start us off on christmas day across scotland.he reason it gets quieter is this ridge of high pressure that's going to stay with us for christmas day as well. so christmas day, actually, weather—wise one of our quietest days in terms of what we've seen in about a month or so. a lot of dry weather, perhaps some early morning mist and fog across north wales and the north—west of england but that will tend to clear. and then light winds and sunshine. temperatures, well, about average for the time of year, 6—9 degrees. through the evening and overnight, that ridge of high pressure starts to weaken and then as we look towards boxing day, things get on the move again. another low coming in from the atlantic. so, a much stormier picture, if you like, for boxing day. windy pretty much across the board as this weather system bumps into some cold air. some transient snow for the pennines, perhaps a more significant accumulations for the highlands, some rainjust about everywhere, some sunshine perhaps following on for central and eastern are

rain across the grampians and the highlands. that clears north was.emperatures on the up. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the longest un climate talks ever held have finished with a compromise deal on tackling climate change. delegates and environmental campaigners called it an utter failure, blaming some of the most polluting nations for holding back decisive action. activists are continuing their protests in the indian capital, delhi, accusing police of attacking students demonstrating against a controversial new law. it allows migrants escaping religious persecution in neighbouring countries to claim citizenship, but not if they're muslim. and 84—year—old roy jorgen svenningsen from canada is getting a lot of attention on our website. he has become the oldest person ever to complete the antarctic ice marathon. it took him 11 hours, 41 minutes and 58 seconds to finish the course. that's all, stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur interviews

in the west of scotland and north of northern ireland, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the highlands will be milder on sunday. the air is coming from the north—west of africa, so temperatures higher than they should be for the time of year. after a cloudy saturday, a greater chance of some sunday sunshine. if you are planning a walk, this is the day to do it. sunny breaks in scotland and northern ireland, one or two showers, but the main chance of showers, but the main chance of showers across the highlands or islands. any shelter here, 111—15 possible, same in the north of northern ireland and temperatures are still in double figures. the temperatures will drop, cooler air into the start of next week, but the emphasis will stay on largely dry conditions. a greater chance of some fog patches as we go into the night on new year's eve, but for the vast majority, if you have any celebrations outside, the good news is that most places will be dry. this is bbc news, i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at midday... at least 12 people are killed, after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of

quite a cold day across the northern highlands, temperatures fell well below zero overnight.e change overnight, nature of available cloud and clear spells, also further showers merging together is longer spells of rain overnight. most of us will be frost free, again, quite equal night for the northern and eastern scotland under clear skies. for the christmas outlook — briefly turning drier on christmas day, overnight fog and frost but wetter and windy out on boxing day. hello. this is bbc news — with me, ben brown. the headlines: australia's prime minister apologises for holidaying in hawaii as wildfires continue to sweep across three states. i get it that people would have been upset to know that i was holidaying with my family while their families were under great stress. tesco suspends christmas card production at a chinese factory — following allegations of prisoners being forced to pack them. the parents of harry dunn — the teenager killed in a road accident in northamptonshire in august — are due to meet the home secretary today for talks. nearly 90 flood warnings are i

look into the crystal ball nonetheless tonight for his journalist andreas wolf joining us from the highlands of scotland and thank you thank you. remembrance ceremonies and bright side plots here in berlin tonight 12 peals of the bell at the church for the 12 people killed 3 years ago today when an islamist extremist rammed a truck into a busy christmas market in the heart of the german capital. dozens more people were injured many of whom continue to suffer from their injuries the attacker and the was known to german authorities at the time as a potential terrorist a parliamentary committee has been investigating the case opposition members of the committee have now presented their interim report and some of their findings are dammy. 3 years on candles and flowers still commemorate the victims of the attack. a parliamentary committee is still trying to discover why authorities weren't able to prevent it opposition politicians make serious charges the most and i feel that we simply have to point out that german security agencies completely misjudged the threat their assessment of any saori w

starting here in the state capital, kuching, and we're travelling all the way up here to the kelabit highlands to be a journey. on my first stop, i'm going to meet one of the state's most iconic residents. and here he is. the orangutan. so much soul in their eyes. 97% of their dna is shared with humans. that where they get the name — orangutan means "man of the forest." orangutans are native to only two islands in south—east asia. some live on sumatra, but the vast majority live here in borneo. i have come to the semenggoh nature reserve where the rangers are preparing for the morning feed. the reserve took orangutans that had been rescued from captivity or suffered from habitat loss, and taught them how to live wild in the surrounding forest. since then, the rehabilitation programme has been moved elsewhere, but the forest is still home to 33 orangutans, and tourists have a chance to glimpse those tempted back by a free meal. it's very different to a zoo, then, there's no orangutans in cages here. yeah, totally different to a zoo. this is edwin, one of the biggest males in the park. and like

a few ocean to the north—west of scotland and a little wintry across the highlands.s day across scotland and a patchy frost elsewhere. temperatures in towns and cities following a three orfour degrees. in towns and cities following a three or four degrees. the in towns and cities following a three orfour degrees. the reason it becomes quieter and chillier, original high pressure in time for christmas day bringing us overall one of the quietest days in terms of whether that we have seen for a month stop fog to start the day across north wales and the north—west of england, that could ta ke north—west of england, that could take until the middle of the data clear. a slim chance of a shower for scotla nd clear. a slim chance of a shower for scotland but overall a lot of fine weather was sunny spells and temperatures around average, 6—9d. however, that ridge of high pressure short lived. on boxing day we open the to the atlantic again and enrols an area of strengthening the wind and bringing heavy rain. rain will push into all parts through the day, some snow, transientl

than sunday and the winds will be august was the west, covering of snow over the grampians and the highlands set, and ice risk in scotland and northern ireland, and outbreaks of rain into tuesday morning, keeping temperatures up but elsewhere again, and ice risk, frost chance and greater chance of —— fog patches as we start tuesday. again today in east anglia the south—east and they could be outbreaks of rain coming and going all along, exactly how quickly that will clear away is uncertain. fog patches lingering elsewhere, most will have a dry day on tuesday, a few showers here and there but actually not about afternoon, even though it will feel cold. critically cold night on tuesday and wednesday, a pressure ritual settling down temporarily, keeping things largely dry as we start wednesday but with some frost and fog around, it will take a while to shift. during the day, parts of eastern northern england, scotland will stay dry with some sunny spells, but in the west, cloud increases and by the afternoon replace any morning sunshine with wet and windy weather, temperatures will be on the ri