i'm lewis vaughan jones. the first minister of wales, eluned morgan, has described the impact of storm bert on her country as "absolutely devastating". more than 100 flood warnings are in place across england, scotland and wales because of high winds and rain. in north wales, a body has been found in the search for a missing dog—walker. in south wales, hundreds of homes have been flooded. from a millennial curse, is back in cinemas with a new adventure. we're at the london premiere. hello, welcome to the programme. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the first minister of wales, eluned morgan, has described the impact of storm bert on her country as "absolutely devastating". more than 100 flood warnings are in place across england, scotland and wales because of high winds and rain. in north wales, a body has been found in the search for a missing dog—walker. in south wales, hundreds of homes have been flooded. the prime minister keir starmer said on social media, "thank you to the emergency services who are working tire

my colleague lewis vaughan jones has been analysing donald trump's path to the white house.e a quick look at the latest. the results we are still waiting for. then a quick look at what went wrong for kamala harris. three states left. the grey ones here we are still waiting for the results, the red is republican, donald trump, already has enough, passed 270, now on 294 electoral college votes so the presidency is secure. 0nce electoral college votes so the presidency is secure. once we are waiting on, let's take a quick look. red is republican. these were the seven swing states that could go either way coming into the election. look at what way it looks like they are all going. the ones with the techs are trump projected winners already. we are still waiting on nevada, arizona, jump waiting on nevada, arizona, jump ahead and both of them but we don't have enough of the votes counted their for a full projection. let's have a quick look at what went wrong for kamala harris. this is this result. let's take a quick look at four years ago. by then against trump. you will see blue

i'm lewis vaughan—jones. this is bbc news. goodbye. hello again.today also a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine. still wintry showers coming on across the north of scotland, down the east of england as well. also through northern ireland, wales and the south—west we could see a fee. it's a cold day and temperature exacerbated by the wind. through this evening and overnight we continue with wintry showers across the north and we've also got some coming in across northern ireland and wales. this next system introducing more rain and there's a chance it could be wintry on the hills in wales and the south—west. cold with a hard frost and also the risk of ice. this is the system bringing in the rain to the south—west and strengthening winds and as we go through the course of tomorrow we could see some snow, also potentially at low levels in south wales, also into the channel islands but a lot of dry weather. areas exposed to the north—westerly wind seeing further wintry showers starting to accumulate and these are our temperatures. again feeling cold

hello, i'm lewis vaughan—jones.now on our main news that the biden administration will provide ukraine with anti—personnel landmines — to support efforts against russian advances within ukrainian territory. russia says it shows the us wants to prolong the war. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams is in dnipro with more. the situation up and down that eastern front is one in which russian forces are gradually moving forward, yard by yard, mile by mile, and there is a very keen desire in washington to try and limit that advance as much as possible. that area of eastern ukraine is largely made up of agricultural land, small towns, the occasional city. a lot of this fighting is taking place out in the open, it's not taking place in heavily populated areas. and the kind of landmines that are being provided by the americans under this new move are what are described as nonpersistent. they can be essentially timed to stop working after a matter of hours or up to two weeks. and it's all about trying to confront the russ

hello, i'm lewis vaughan—jones.e in north wales say they've recovered a body in the search for a 75—year—old man who disappeared on saturday. brian perry was walking his dog in an area affected by significant floodwater, next to the river conwy near trefriw. there's been no formal identification but the police say his family have been informed. storm bert is battering parts of britain for a second day — there are more than 100 flood warnings in place. wales was badly hit this morning. authorities in south wales told a news conference that floods had affected between 200—300 properties. the uk prime minister keir starmer has said on social media, "thank you to the emergency services "who are working tirelessly "to protect communities — my thoughts are with "those impacted." danjohnson reports from the river taff in pontypridd. across south wales, water levels are high, rivers have burst their banks and homes are flooded, bringing misery for people who in many cases have been hit for a second time. didn't have enough

my colleague lewis vaughan jones has been looking at the map of the us as the results are coming in.*re going to take a look at the numbers, they tell the story and it is a remarkable one. 270 of the number of electoral college votes that will take the presidency, donald trump has passed that 279. we are going to take a look at how exactly she did that. a quick reminder that red is conservatives. the swing states coming into the election, these are in gracia, nobody has won them yet. we are going to look at how he won. republican, he started off his first significant victory was north carolina and not long afterwards georgia. at this point, kamala harris are still in the race but then came pennsylvania. a huge swing state with 19 electoral college votes, that brought donald trump just shy informal votes and you can see the grey a few more swing states to go. then came the crucial despite a government not the first time in wisconsin with ten electoral couege in wisconsin with ten electoral college votes. he is over the line with 276. we are still waiting, you can see the grey there on

lewis vaughan—jones has been analysing, donald trump's path to the white house. things are close with weeks out and delays and talking about weeks out where there would be a result. let's take some states, georgia, one of the swing states that could go either way, in the and the difference 48% to 50%, not usually close in the big scheme of things. another example, north carolina, a good showing for donald trump, 51% of the vote compared to 47.7, so not on a knife edge as many of the polls predicted. the other reason why we did not have big delays and recons was the order in which the evening played out. let us take a look. these gray states, these are the seven swing states where basically going into it both sides thought they had a good chance of winning. pretty quickly, we had north carolina, georgia, that we've already looked at, go for donald trump, and relatively comfortably. next, it was pennsylvania, e crucial state because they have 19 electoral couege state because they have 19 electoral college votes, the most out of all swing states, and the system her

i'm lewis vaughan jones, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. good evening.bit of sunshine across north—eastern parts of england, and i do think sunday has a better chance of seeing some brighter weather with more showers around. and that's because we have changed starting to take place. but you can see on the satellite picture from earlier today, where we had the breaks in the cloud, scotland, north—eastern parts of england, and so it's here where we're likely to see a touch of frost as we go through the night. elsewhere, i think it's just going to stay quite grey, misty and foggy over the hills. but here's the change, or at least the start of the change. a weather front starting to move in to bring some showery rain. so notjust this drizzly weather that we've had recently. this is more significant rain. but again it doesn't look as if it'll bring a great deal. but for most of us, it keeps the temperatures up overnight under that blanket of cloud. now, because we're introducing weather fronts tomorrow, there's a better chance of some brightness, even ahead o

i'm lewis vaughan jones.ales, hundreds of homes have been flooded.