it's lara lewington! hello!normally at this time of year, we like to look back at our best bits from the last 12 months but around this summer, it became obvious that no—one's gonna want to look back at 2020 ever. so we're not gonna look back at 2020 because, fortunately, this is the year that click turned 20, so we thought we would look back at some of our fave moments ever. lara, of all of the places that you've got to go, is there — can you just say one place that really sticks out? is there — is it possible to have one place? yes! it's difficult but it has to be my trip to norway. we did a sustainability special and i think this shoot is something that will really stick with me forever. we went out on the fjords with an underwater drone and you're there on a boat on the fjords with the most stunning surroundings, then you see what is going on under the water. it was really quite something. if you want to see what goes on beneath the surface, where everything was completely immaculate above it, this is a real

lara lewington, everybody. lara lewington. thanks, everyone, for coming! cheering and applause. you have a restful and peaceful time off, if you can. here's to 2021. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. bye! cheering and applause. this hello there. 2021 began on a chilly note and it will continue in that vein for the next five to ten days. as well as that, the jet strea m days. as well as that, the jet stream remains relatively weak, mostly to the west and to the south of us, which means we won't see any huge areas of low pressure coming in but importantly, we will sate in the northern side of thejets, so we are in the cold air. just the chance that we might see a little something from the atlantic towards the middle of the week, but it doesn't look as if it were they will last long. it stays cold, we think. with frost and ice problems and further rain, sleet and snow. so, the subtle change on sunday's high pressure building to the north to the wind direction changes the distribution of the wintry showers changes. again, focused on central and eastern areas, but more so

it's lara lewington! hello!t this time of year, we like to look back at our best bits from the last 12 months but around this summer, it became obvious that no—one's gonna want to look back at 2020 ever. so we're not gonna look back at 2020 because, fortunately, this is the year that click turned 20, so we thought we would look back at some of our fave moments ever. lara, of all of the places that you've got to go, is there — can you just say one place that really sticks out? is there — is it possible to have one place? yes! it's difficult but it has to be my trip to norway. we did a sustainability special and i think this shoot is something that will really stick with me forever. we went out on the fjords with an underwater drone and you're there on a boat on the fjords with the most stunning surroundings, then you see what is going on under the water. it was really quite something. if you want to see what goes on beneath the surface, where everything was completely immaculate above it, this is a real eye—opene

lara lewington, everybody. lara lewington. cheering and applause.pplause. hello there. thursday was a really cold day in the midlands, where the fog persisted. and it's cold widely at the moment, of course. we've got a widespread frost. and again, for many parts of the country it could be quite icy out there as well, and in some areas we're seeing some more sleet and snow falling. so it's a real mixture. some quite tricky conditions early in the morning, a wintry mixture. we've got most of the patchy fog now across the south—east of england by this stage. but with sleet and snow falling mainly across wales and northern england, there's going to be a covering of snow for many. there could be even more than that over the pennines. a dry but icy start for northern ireland, and indeed for much of scotland, but a covering of snow for northern and eastern areas. the more persistent snow should have moved southwards by this stage and the wintry showers that we're left with will soon fade away, so it's going to turn dry and sunny for scotland and indeed for

lara lewington, everybody. lara lewington. thanks, everyone, for coming! cheering and applause.ou can get a full show on iplayer. i hope that you have a restful and peaceful time off, if you can. here's to 2021. thanks for watching and we will see you soon. bye! cheering and applause. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. plenty on the way this evening. manchester city run riot in the first half at stamford bridge with a stunning win over chelsea. keeping the pressure up — leicester go a point behind the leaders, with victory at newcastle this afternoon. and a good day for leicester rugby, too, the tigers coming back to edge a thriller against bath in the premiership. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. they were missing five first—team players through coronavirus, but manchester city were rampant against chelsea at stamford bridge this evening. pep guardiola's side stormed to a three—goal lead at half time, before a late consolation for the blues. the loss heaps more pressure on chelsea boss frank lampard — asjoe lynsky reports. the manchester city,

lara lewington, everybody. lara lewington. thanks, everyone, for coming!ou soon. bye! cheering and applause hello there. temperatures have been plummeting away in the night, especially across the glens of scotland, —10 or —11 celsius here. but there's just a hint as we go into next week that we're exchanging the cold wind we have at the moment for something a little milder coming in off the atlantic, but still quite a lot of stagnant cold air. and actually for the meantime, we've got that northeasterly or north—northeasterly again with us through the day ahead. so, icy to start with some snow showers around and some freezing fog, particularly scotland and northern ireland. these showers will have a little bit of winteriness in them as well, and temperatures are close enough to freezing to concern us with ice — and there are warnings out for ice in some areas. the details are on the website. so, really bitterly cold for some, that hard frost to start in the north. but wednesday sees a little ridge of high pressure for the north, still that feed of northeast

it's lara lewington! hello!of year, we like to look back at our best bits from the last 12 months but around this summer, it became obvious that no—one's gonna want to look back at 2020 ever. so we're not going to look back at 2020 because, fortunately, this is the year that click turned 20, so we thought we would look back at some of our fave moments ever. lara, of all of the places that you've got to go, is there — can you just say one place that really sticks out? is there — is it possible to have one place? yes! it's difficult but it has to be my trip to norway. we did a sustainability special and i think this shoot is something that will really stick with me forever. we went out on the fjords with an underwater drone and you're there on a boat on the fjords with the most stunning surroundings, then you see what is going on under the water. it was really quite something. if you want to see what goes on beneath the surface, where everything was completely immaculate above it, this is a real eye—opener because

lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states.the last few weeks has broken with convention and almost broken democracy in the process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. and at the grand finale of this election, the spotlight is now firmly on big tech and their practices, having shown the world the havoc, the mistruths and conspiracy theories that fake news can bring. let's begin to listen to one another again, show respect to one another. and we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated and even manufactured. applause. as president biden takes office, many, including the tech giants themselves, know that change is inevitable. but how much and what that change is going to be is still unclear. james clayton has been investigating what may be in store for them in the era of biden. here's a striking thing about many who broke into the capitol hill complex. take it back! ! let's go! armed with phones, many live—streamed their actions or took selfi

lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states.he process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. and at the grand finale of this election, the spotlight is now firmly on big tech and their practices, having shown the world the havoc, the mistruths and conspiracy theories that fake news can bring. let's begin to listen to one another again, show respect to one another. and we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated and even manufactured. applause as president biden takes office, many, including the tech giants themselves, know that change is inevitable. but how much and what that change is going to be is still unclear. james clayton has been investigating what may be in store for them in the era of biden. here's a striking thing about many who broke into the capitol hill complex. take it back! let's go! armed with phones, many live—streamed their actions or took selfies showing off their entry into the inner sanctum of american democracy — theatre

lara lewington, hello, how are you? i'm good, thanks, all things considered. new year's resolutions your end? i don't do resolutions, that means i can't break. i decided to stay at home more and watch more tv. what's your plans for the next few weeks? i think i'll have a quiet start to the year and then, well, i guess we can only hope. but, in the meantime, if you're having that january wa nting—to—get—fit feeling, it is going to be a bit harder than usual this year but you could take advantage of some of the tech platforms that did really well last year. they certainly benefited from the at—home exercise boom. one of those companies is zwift, a virtual cycling plaform whose subscribers are now in the millions. and this is no poke in the park, either. in—app races have taken the competition to extreme levels and jonathan coates threw himself into this to find out more. for many, cycling during lockdown offers escapism, and more people than ever are hitting the roads. but, for a growing number, the roads they ride on aren't tarmacked. cycling is a sport that ha

it's lara lewington! hello!look back at our best bits from the last 12 months but around this summer, it became obvious that no—one's gonna want to look back at 2020 ever. so we're not gonna look back at 2020 because, fortunately, this is the year that click turned 20, so we thought we would look back at some of our fave moments ever. lara, of all of the places that you've got to go, is there — can you just say one place that really sticks out? is there — is it possible to have one place? yes! it's difficult but it has to be my trip to norway. we did a sustainability special and i think this shoot is something that will really stick with me forever. we went out on the fjords with an underwater drone and you're there on a boat on the fjords with the most stunning surroundings, then you see what is going on under the water. it was really quite something. if you want to see what goes on beneath the surface, where everything was completely immaculate above it, this is a real eye—opener because this underwater drone

lara lewington, hello, how are you? i am good, thank, all things considered.ny new year's resolutions your end? i don't do resolutions, that means i can't break. i decided to stay at home more and watch more tv. what's your plans for the next few weeks? i think i'll have a quiet start to the year and then, well, i guess we can only hope but, in the meantime, if you're having that january wa nting—to—get—fit feeling, it is going to be a bit harder than usual this year but you could take advantage of some of the tech forms that did really well last year. they certainly benefited from the at—home exercise boom. one of those companies is zwift, a virtual cycling platform whose subscribers are now in the millions. and this is no pootle in the park, either. in—app races have taken tghe competition to extreme levels in—app races have taken the competition to extreme levels and jonathan coates threw himself into this to find out more. for many, cycling during lockdown offers escapism, and more people than ever are hitting the roads. but, fora growing number, the roads

lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states.e last few weeks has broken with convention and almost broken democracy in the process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. and at the grand finale of this election, the spotlight is now firmly on big tech and their practices, having shown the world the havoc, the mistruths and conspiracy theories that fake news can bring. let's begin to listen to one another again, show respect to one another. and we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated and even manufactured. applause as president biden takes office, many, including the tech giants themselves, know that change is inevitable. but how much and what that change is going to be is still unclear. james clayton has been investigating what may be in store for them in the era of biden. here's a striking thing about many who broke into the capitol hill complex. take it back! let's go! armed with phones, many live—streamed their actions or took selfies sh

lara lewington! hello, how are you? i am good, thanks, all things considered.new year's resolutions your end? absolutely not. don't do resolutions — that means i can't break them. i tell you what, i've decided to stay at home more and watch more tv. what's your plans for the next few weeks? i think i'll have a quiet start to the year and then, well, i guess we can only hope. but, in the meantime, if you're having that january wanting—to—get—fit feeling, then of course it is going to be a bit harder than usual this year, but you could take advantage of some of the tech platforms that did really well last year. they certainly benefited from the at—home exercise boom. one of those companies is zwift, a virtual cycling platform whose subscribers are now in the millions. and this is no pootle in the park, either. in—app races have taken the competition to extreme levels, and jonathan coates threw himself into this to find out more. for many, cycling during lockdown offers escapism, and more people than ever are hitting the roads. but, for a growing number, the roads

lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states.now firmly on big tech and their practices, having shown the world the havoc, the mistruths and conspiracy theories that fake news can bring. let's begin to listen to one another again, show respect to one another. and we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated and even manufactured. applause. as president biden takes office, many, including the tech giants themselves, know that change is inevitable. but how much and what that change is going to be is still unclear. james clayton has been investigating what may be in store for them in the era of biden. here's a striking thing about many who broke into the capitol hill complex. take it back! ! let's go! armed with phones, many live—streamed their actions or took selfies showing off their entry into the inner sanctum of american democracy — theatre designed for social media. big tech's role in what happened onjanuary 6 cannot be underplayed. sure, donald trump used social media to stoke up the mob. sure, smaller

it's lara lewington! hello!rtunately, this is the year that click turned 20, so we thought we would look back at some of our fave moments ever. lara, of all of the places that you've got to go, is there — can you just say one place that really sticks out? is there — is it possible to have one place? yes! it's difficult but it has to be my trip to norway. we did a sustainability 5pecial and i think this shoot is something that will really stick with me forever. we went out on the fjords with an underwater drone and you're there on a boat on the fjords with the most stunning surroundings, then you see what is going on under the water. it was really quite something. if you want to see what goes on beneath the surface, where everything was completely immaculate above it, this is a real eye—opener because this underwater drone could see plastic all over the surface, there are apparently cars under there as well — we did not actually see any on our trip but the people i was out with had seen them before — where cars h

lara lewington, everybody. lara lewington. thanks, everyone, for coming! cheering and applause.ith rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. our headlines today... the row over schools intensifies — a number of councils join teaching unions in calling for a delay in primary pupils returning on mass in england. but the chair of the education select committee warns children would suffer. absolutely where possible we should keep our schools open. we are damaging our young child ren's life chances. city leaders in liverpool go one step further and demand a national lockdown. the race to protect the vulnerable. hundreds of sites across the uk get ready to rollout the oxford vaccine. have arsenal turned a corner? a convincing victory at a snowy hawthorns makes it three league wins in a row for mikel arteta's side. good morning. it's a day of sunshine and showers. and although it's not going to feel it, the air‘s a tiny bit less cold today. and that means many of the showers will come through as rain. they'll be most frequent for eastern scotland and eastern areas of england. but i'll have a ful

lara lewington! hello, how are you? i'm good, thanks, all things considered.st year. they certainly benefited from the at—home exercise boom. one of those companies is zwift, a virtual cycling platform whose subscribers are now in the millions. and this is no potle in the park, either. in—app races have taken the competition to extreme levels, and jonathan coates threw himself into this to find out more. cycling is a sport which has always embraced technology and now it has taken the ultimate leap into the virtual world. zwift is an online platform that allows amateur and professional cyclists to train and compete against one another. its popularity has soared during the pandemic and now it has more than 3 million subscribers. by putting a normal everyday bike on a smart trainer — basically a treadmill for a bike with a bluetooth connection — a rider's real—life physical output is converted into a moving avatar. in zwift, the resistance levels automatically change depending on gradients and conditions, and there's a whole host of other tech that can help add t

lara lewington! hello, how are you? i'm good, thanks, all things considered. can't break them. i tell you what, i've decided to stay at home more and watch more tv. what's your plans for the next few weeks? i think i'll have a quiet start to the year and then, well, i guess we can only hope. but, in the meantime, if you're having that january wa nting—to—get—fit feeling, then of course it is going to be a bit harder than usual this year but you could take advantage of some of the tech platforms that did really well last year. they certainly benefited from the at—home exercise boom. one of those companies is zwift, a virtual cycling platform whose subscribers are now in the millions. and this is no potle in the park, either. in—app races have taken the competition to extreme levels, and jonathan coates threw himself into this to find out more. cycling is a sport which has always embraced technology and now it has taken the ultimate leap into the virtual world. zwift is an online platform that allows amateur and professional cyclists to train and compete against

lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president i of the united states.ng thing about many who broke into the capitol hill complex. take it back! ! let's go! armed with phones, many live—streamed their actions or took selfies showing off their entry into the inner sanctum of american democracy — theatre designed for social media. big tech's role in what happened onjanuary 6 cannot be underplayed. sure, donald trump used social media to stoke up the mob. sure, smaller players like parler and gab egged on the crowd. mainstream social media is how many people wound up here. many companies, like twitter, for years have been protected by a tiny piece of legislation known as section 230. section 230 was written in the mid '90s. it's been instrumental in the development of many of the services we know and love. the internet really wouldn't be the same without it. it's the reason we can upload any video we like on youtube or post freely on places like facebook and twitter. here's the crucial sentence. "no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall