passenger numbers have soared at holyhead.ter dover, taking around 1200 lorries and trailers a day across the irish sea. but whether the end of the uk—eu transition period and the new rules coming into force onjanuary1st will bring chaos or calm depends on who you ask. the view from irish hauliers is clear enough. after the deadline and the eu... uk brexiting, the decisions still won't be made. they'll unfold as the problems appear. that leads to a certain degree of mayhem. so you will have time delay, you'll have a lot of anxious moments, you'll have a lot of truck people getting a little hot under the collar, you'll have ferry times delayed and you'll have a general upset, it is obvious you're going to have upset. upset too locally. customs checks won't be done on the shores of holyhead when they are fully enforced by the uk injuly. they'll be done inland, it's thought, at warrington and birmingham. political leaders say that's a missed opportunity for creating local jobs, and a security concern. my plea to any government is

brian meechan, bbc news, holyhead.nse from rishi sunak. the article explains what certain sectors will be hoping for from his speech. however, a light—hearted response from the chancellor led to the headlining on the bbc website. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello there. it's been a thoroughly wet one for parts of western scotland, northern ireland and then to a certain degree, cumbria as well through today. rain remains here into the evening but after some sunshine elsewhere, comparatively mild for this stage in november. temperatures still holding in double figures. cold air coming into play in scotland and northern ireland tonight, a touch of frost for one or two showers. clouds and outbreaks of rain finally shift southwards and eastwards though, not quite reaching east midlands, east anglia, the south—east by dawn. temperatures holding up for england and wales tonight under that sheet of cloud. into tomorrow, we will see brighter conditions with a few showers for scotland and northern i

from hollywood to holyhead. well, near it anyway. fans have voted to allow a superhero film star to buy their club in wales. to the wrexham supporters trust, thank you for your faith and trust in us. we are humbled, we are already getting to work. this is really happening. is he the greatest british sportsman of all time? and if so, why isn't it sir lewis hamilton? mps are calling for the seven—time champion to be knighted after hamilton equals schumacher‘s f1 record. and it's going well for world number one novak djokovic, who's aiming for a sixth title at the atp finals. a straight sets opening win has sent him on his way. also coming up in the programme... a perfect fit, the jacket this man has dreamt of wearing for a very long time. we speak to the coach who helped dustin johnson get that record score at the masters. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. it began as a joke on social media, but it looks as though wrexham football club will be owned by two hollywood film stars. ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney h

haven't put their tickets, their advance tickets on sale, so i have been having a look cardiff to holyheadtive forms of transport, the trouble is, of course, for many people they do rely on the railways, particularly at christmas. long distance, buses will be running, i would like to say as normal but of course, national express megabus have had an awful year and they won't be putting on lots of speculative service, although boxing day fantastic service, megabus for instance newcastle to manchester, plenty of availability, about 23 £ one way. appreciate you doing your research for us simon. that is simon calder. live from king's cross. i know you have been getting in contact with us about your plans and many of you have taken the decision to quieten things down. as chris smith was saying and mark drakeford said earlier, first minister of wales, people, yes, we have freedom but, i think the message is still clear, we want to keep our loved ones safe. regardless, so i think people will be thinking carefully. regardless, so i think people will be thinking carefully. time now to get the news,