here is keith gibson with a familiar refrain. thank you for all your comments this week.share your opinions about what you see, read, or here on bbc news, on tv, radio, or on social media... that's all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. so far this month, it's been pretty quiet with high pressure dominating the scene. we've had light winds for most, but that's certainly not the case this weekend. northern parts of the country will be impacted by some severe gales at times which could cause some disruption. and we'll see another spell of wet and windy weather during sunday night. higher pressure further south, which means the winds will be lighter, but this deepening area of low pressure�*s been named by the danish met service as storm malik, and you can see why. plenty of isobars across the north of the uk as this system continues to push down in towards the norwegian sea. widespread yellow wind warnings across the north of the country, gusts of 70—80 mph likely across parts of scotland. an amber war

here is keith gibson with a familiar refrain. thank you for all your comments this week.pinions about what you see, read, or here on bbc news, on tv, radio, or on social media... that is all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. note that the country is in for a stormy weekend, both on saturday in then later on sunday but the overall message for most of us is not necessarily a stormy one, we will call it quite windy with a mixture of sunshine and showers. right now just to the rest of us, we have storm malik forming. just to the rest of us, we have storm malikforming. this just to the rest of us, we have storm malik forming. this tome will be approaching scotland through friday night and into saturday, and the west of the weather will occur during the day on saturday. all the while, across england and wales, it is dry, here is a storm forming just to the west of the hebrides on saturday morning, pushing in mild air. now, here's the weather map for saturday, and noticed these pressure lines, these isobars. that's tha

here's keith gibson with a familiar refrain. thank you for all your comments this week.he details here on breakfast. it's saturday the 29th of january. the long awaited report into alleged lockdown parties in downing street is expected to be delivered to the prime minister imminently. its release had been thrown into doubt after the metropolitan police requested the report make only "minimal reference" to the events also being investigated by the force. officers say they've now received the material they've asked for. our political correspondent helen catt reports. after weeks of waiting, sue gray's report still hasn't been delivered to number ten, but it will be shortly, before the metropolitan police have completed their work — which is raising questions about what may or may not be left out. it's understood sue grey had been keen not to have to redact or blank out large parts of it, but she will abide by the requirement not to jeaopardise the police investigation. last night the met police said they'd received all the material requested from the cabinet office to supp