len goodman has led the judging panel since the programme began 12 years ago. good afternoon. are talking about fog last thing tonight and first thing tomorrow. particularly in central and southern england and wales. it could be a touch of ground frost. things gradually improving during the course of the morning. in the north of scotland, some outbreaks of rain. some brightness for many parts of england falling. single figure temperatures, but most between 5-9dc. but temperatures, but most between 5—9dc. but things are taking a bit ofa 5—9dc. but things are taking a bit of a change during the week ahead. hello. this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines at a.30: the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo is hit with another setback, as rebel fighters reportedly set fire to buses trying to get into two pro—government villages north of the city. the trade secretary, liam fox, said britain could remain a member of the eu customs union, after brexit. the leader of the rmt, mick cash, has denied that his union is using the dispute with southern rail to take on the gove

len goodman has led the judging panel since the programme began 12 years ago.st! it is not quite all doom and gloom. the fog has been a big issue over the weekend. mainly affecting the size of the country. it has been very nice in other parts of the country. fog the media will become with a vengeance fog the media will become with a vengeance and fog the media will become with a vengeance and mean fog the media will become with a vengeance and mean notjust be the south which is affected. the central of southern england and the midlands could be affected. it will not be a particularly cold late, but we do have worries about the density of that falk first thing tomorrow morning. the frontal system beginning to pushing across scotland during the course of the night. during the day, the temperature reigns of 7—10dc during the day. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: buses arrive to restart evacuations in the stricken city of aleppo, two days after they were started. the

len goodman has led the judging panel since the programme began 12 years ago. greater need.ecast. we are expecting that fog which has affected the size of the country to start building up again during the course of the night and this could affect the rush hour tomorrow. a bit of rain into scotland as the night goes on. again, falk affecting parts of england and wales. a week weather front bringing a bit of cloud and meaning to northern ireland and scotland. sunshine heart to come by. and quite a change in the weather as the week progresses. it is quiet to start the week, but it is not going to stay that way.

len goodman has led the judging panel since the programme began 12 years ago.miller has the details. hello. fog will become a problem again. parts of the uk through this evening and overnight, lasting into tomorrow morning. some dense patches are possible. watch out for that if you're travelling. a week weather system approaching the far north west of the uk, into the western isles initially we will see outbreaks of rain heading in. plenty of cloud around. you could get isolated pockets of frost as temperatures dropped close to freezing. plenty of cloud to start monday morning. a bit patchy rain could feed into parts of the east and south—east of england. the weakening weather front taking spots of rain southwards. a few brighter skies heading in late in the day behind that. top temperatures for the most part in single figures around 5—9dc. a frosty start to tuesday. the weather turning much more unsettled and active from midweek. hello. this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo is hit with another setb

presenter ore oduba has been crowned champion of this year's strictly come dancing as lead judge len goodman leaves the show after 12 years on the programme. and tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being short listed for the final award. it has been a treat to have sunday morning with you. i will be back friday evening. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week, the american guidebook that may have helped save lives. it took a lot of courage for a black family to get in their car and hit the open road. lighting up jordan's most treasured monument. and dressing up in a polish castle. if you have misplaced your ties, i'm sure mr derbyshire can be of assistance. we're starting this week in the united states of america. nowadays, a largely safe place to visit, no matter who you are or what you look like. 80 years ago, though, travelling around some parts of the country could be a dangerous prospect if you were african—american. but help was on hand from one very special guideb

it was an emotional end to the series as the grandfather of strictly len goodman bid an emotionalfarewellince the programme started 12 years ago. but he's back for one last time with six former contestants taking to the stage for a christmas feast that will not disappoint. so what does it take to put a festive bonanza of a show like this together? behind the scenes at strictly, all these fantastic costumes. so much work goes into these. this department is where it all happens. jane, hello! the christmas show is christmas themes. we've got love actually, home alone, frozen. is there more glitter or more snow? a bit of both. always more glitter. we endeavour to make everything sparkly and christmassy. taking part in this year's series threw me out of my comfort zone completely. it was totally different to anything i'd ever done before, but i loved every minute of it, and coming back to the studios, well, it was like i had never been away. bumping into familiar faces, catching up with old friends. and how are this year's competitors finding it? you remember the good bits, not how scary it is

len goodman, obviously his last series, and he has been very complimentary about the standard this yeard has he worked? they have been doing 12—15 hours a day. joanne and kevin are very competitive. they wanted to produce their celebrity the best they could. what are your feet and brain like after 15 hours of dancing? scrambled. we are over the moon with it all and it is difficult to talk about it because we are so proud of them. they are too lovely kids. even though we are saying it ourselves, they are two lovely kids. the best thing they have said to us is that they are nice kids. they are very grounded. they remember where they come from in grimsby. that's what's important to us. i'm sure that louise redknapp, who danced with kevin, would say the same of him, but 0re has given such credit to joanne. they have been lovely in training, really lovely to us. you know, it has been a terrific series. when we met 0re, the first thing he said to us was, can i be part of your family for the next 12 weeks? it was lovely. as it felt like that? yes. they all say they want to carry on. the world

it was an emotional end to the series as the grandfather of strictly len goodman bid an emotionalfarewell 12 years ago. but he's back for one last time with six former contestants taking to the stage for a christmas feast that will not disappoint. so, what does it take to put a festive bonanza of a show like this together? behind the scenes at strictly, all these fantastic costumes. so much work goes into these. this department is where it all happens. jane, hello! the christmas show is christmas themes. we've got love actually, home alone, frozen. is there more glitter or more snow? a bit of both. always more glitter. we endeavour to make everything sparkly and christmassy. taking part in this year's series threw me out of my comfort zone completely. it was totally different to anything i'd ever done before, but i loved every minute of it. and coming back to the studios, well, it was like i had never been away. bumping into familiar faces, catching up with old friends. and how are this year's competitors finding it? like giving birth. you remember the good bits, not how scary it is to ge

presenter, ore oduba, has been crowned champion of this year's strictly come dancing, as lead judge len goodman leaves the show after 12 years on the programme. and tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being short listed for the final award. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — i, robot. robo chef. and some loud, noisy animals meet the locals. shouting. the design museum in london has moved into a new home, and it is suitably stunning. i have come to see fear and love, an exhibition of 11 designers‘ reactions to our increasingly complex world. the most animated star on show has to be an industrial robot arm, which its owner hopes will present a more friendly face to robotics and maybe help us empathise with the economics of the future. it senses where you are and comes bounding over to see you, but if it gets bored it will turn its attention to someone else. it is like an excitable puppy, actually. who knows, installations like this may help to allay our fears of being around gia

presenter ore oduba has been crowned champion of this year's strictly come dancing as lead judge len goodmaneaves the show after 12 years on the programme. and tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being shortlisted for the final award. now on bbc news... it's time for dateline. hello and welcome to dateline london. the fall of aleppo — how significant a moment is this — and what comes next? plus, britain's ambassador to the european union reports that brexit and the trade negotiations could take ten years. is brexit delayed, brexit denied? our guests today are: jef mcallister who is an american writer and broadcaster, suzanne lynch of the irish times, abdel bari atwan who writes on arab affairs and alex deane who is a conservative commentator. very good to see you. president assad's forces have taken over aleppo amid repeated and credible reports of appalling human rights abuses — and much hand wringing about the west "doing something." what is the "something" that could or should have bee

are you going to replace len goodman? watch this space. keep praying. would you like to?months for home—grown sporting success and to reflect that, an unprecedented 16 contenders have been shortlisted for sports personality of the year 2016. the award will be decided by a public vote this evening. and for anyone who hasn't made up their mind, here's a reminder of the nominees. nicola adams lets out a triumphant roar! having been crowd as 0lympic champion for the second successive time! gareth bale with a moment of absolute magic! not many players in the world can do that! it will be a glorious golden double for alistair brownlee. the olympic triathlon champion for the second time! kadeena cox, gold in the velodrome and now gold on the track! bow to his superiority. mo farah wins the gold! laura trott is britain's most successful female 0lympian of all time! a record fourth gold medal! up towards the line, jason kenny has got it! what a ride. it is a golden hat—trick in rio forjason kenny! he's there. wimbledon champion again. a supreme performance but it is murray's time

he was hailed as the "the spirit of strictly" by head judge len goodman, and this weekend, just over bbc sports personality of the year award. the winner 2016, ore! thank you. you can imagine how many times i've heard that said in the last 24 hours. it hasn't sunk in at all. the whole thing has beenjust hours. it hasn't sunk in at all. the whole thing has been just a hours. it hasn't sunk in at all. the whole thing has beenjust a circus but the most incredible experience ever. we saw you win, we saw you win the trophy. what was the party afterwards like? i had... it was wonderful seeing everybody altogether. it was really nice to get everybody back together and have the fun that we have been having over last four months. good thing i have gone any better for you?” don't think it could have done. everything went... well, craig evans and nine in the american smooth. so, craig, you ruined it... no, you didn't. it was perfect. and what will you do now? can you work next tuesday? christmas is coming. we have had no buildup. my wife is here. we have this, we have christmas and then we have