we're right by loch lomond and then on this side, it's kind of hills and cliffs.not forgiving at all if you come off it. you're starting on a series of bends and if you've got a heavy wagon coming the other way, it's going to cut into the middle of the road and there's a rock on the left—hand side, you've got nowhere to go. here we've got a bit of standing water. as we get into winter, that turns to ice. if you've got to brake there, you're potentially going to lose control, and then lose control straight into the side of the hill. look at this. yeah, and you've got this situation. that's really dangerous, isn't it? yeah. there's another one here, look. this is a main road, one of the main roads going north, and you can barely get through if there's a truck. you can do it slowly but you need warning that that truck is coming the other way, and often you can't see them until it's potentially too late. this guy's in our side of the road. john thinks more cash is needed for speed cameras on the a82. apart from a couple of short stretches, scotland's most dangerous ro

loch lomond reservoir is currently at 81% of capacity and just 10 ft. short of where the spillway would actually release water. downstream into the san lorenzo river. loch lomond is full, and we're good for at least that part that next year if it's not full as but you know, pretty full, then you know, we take a little bit more of cash, cautiously optimistic, kind of point of view, given that there's at least 6 to 8 weeks of peak rainy season left the odds are santa cruz will be full and restrictions will be gone. it's on or off. we're not going to phase them in or face them out. but santa cruz would continue to ask its customers to continue conserving. which most already do and will like santa cruz marines. watershed has been thoroughly soaked, allowing for more run off to get into the reservoirs in the last nine days . nicasio reservoir, for example , has gone up two ft if all of that water were in a one square acre water tank, it would have to be a tank almost 1700 ft. tall, twice as high as san francisco's transamerica pyramid in marin in the mount t

if loch lomond is full, and we're good for at least that part that next year if it's not full as butw pretty full, then you know, we take a little bit more up, kasha, please cautiously optimistic, kind of point of view, given that there's at least 6 to 8 weeks of peak rainy season left the odds are santa cruz will be full and restrictions will be gone. it's on or off. we're not going to phase them in or face them out. but shana crews would continue to ask its customers to continue conserving. which must already do and will like santa cruz marines. watershed has been thoroughly soaked, allowing for more run off to get into the reservoirs in the last nine days. nicasio reservoir, for example, has gone up two ft if all of that water were in a one square acre water tank, it would have to be a tank almost 1700 ft. tall, twice as high as san francisco's transamerica pyramid in marin in the mount tamil pious, watershed lake lagunitas reservoir has received more than 43 inches of rain. that's more than four times last year's rain and almost twice its historical rainfalls. it's seven reservoi

if loch lomond is full, and we're good for at least that part that next year if it's not full as buten you know, we take a little bit more up, kasha, please cautiously optimistic, kind of point of view, given that there's at least 6 to 8 weeks of peak rainy season left the odds are santa cruz will be full and restrictions will be gone. it's on or off. we're not going to phase them in or face them out. but shannon crews would continue to ask its customers to continue conserving. which most already do and will like santa cruz marines. watershed has been thoroughly soaked, allowing for more run off to get into the reservoirs in the last nine days, and the casio reservoir, for example, has gone up two ft . if all of that water were in a one square acre water tank, it would have to be a tank almost 1700 ft. tall, twice as high as san francisco's transamerica pyramid in marin in the mount tamil pious, watershed lake lagunitas reservoir has received more than 43 inches of rain. that's more than four times last year's rain and almost twice its historical rainfalls. it's seven reservoirs are

loch lomond reservoir is just 10 ft. short of releasing water into the san lorenzo river.is full, and we're good for at least that part that next year if it's not full as but you know, pretty full, then you know, we take a little bit more cash, cautiously optimistic, kind of point of view. but not every water district around the state is in such good position. historically california's five largest reservoirs are more than 60% full on this date. right now, the average is just about 36% so most of the state is still in what is considered. a drought conditions. there is a new system at the port of oakland to improve air quality and safety ships will now wait 50 miles off the coast in a safety and air quality zone until they're scheduled arrival time at the ports officials say the new system will better organized ships calling on the porch while reducing emissions in the bay. it will also allow more space between ships at sea, increasing safety, especially in the stormy winter months. i think we can get outside as the afternoon starts to get a little prettier and warmer with

at the moment, just a little bit of rain across the north and west of scotland, may be north of loch lomond is, most places try with cloud, but cloud breaks across eastern england, maybe towards the south—east of england, the greatest chance of frost but it will be hit and miss, patchy fog to go with it but tomorrow, we do it again, rain in scotland, not as wet in the highlands as it has been so far today but for most places, it�*s dry, fairly cloudy, the best of the sunshine in eastern scotland, north—eastern england, and through the english channel. goodbye for now. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines — borisjohnson has ordered an inquiry into claims by a conservative mp that she was sacked as a minister — in part — because of concerns about her muslim faith. the uk is withdrawing half the staff of its embassy in ukraine, with growing fears of an imminent russian invasion. covid restrictions in scotland ease today — nightclubs can reopen, and limits on indoor socialising are being dropped. an australian man pleads guilty to abducting four—year—old cleo smith and holding h

thickens up in the north and in scotland, increasingly windy with some splashes of rain down towards loch lomondto the channel islands, some good long, sunny spells developing, a few showers in the north and west, wintry in the scottish hills, a modem of start but it will feel cooler later. —— a mild enough start. hello this is bbc news, the headlines. another difficult day for the prime minister, as sue gray's inquiry into lockdown parties at downing street is believed to be complete, and could be released today. borisjohnson is due to face mps in the commons this lunchtime, as backbenchers wait to decide whether to submit votes of no confidence in the prime minister's leadership. the uk and us threaten sanctions against russia, if president putin decides to invade ukraine. one of the uk's biggest covid studies reveals two—thirds of people recently infected with omicron say they have had the virus before, and that1 in 23 people had covid in the first three weeks of january. and in northern ireland, proof of covid—19 status to enter bars, restaurants and cinemas will be scrapped later today as r

outbreaks of rain in other parts of western scotland, mainly loch lomond northwards.uth you are, the more likely especially wednesday. the further south you are, the more likely you are to stay dry. thank you, matt. what is next? are to stay dry. thank ou, matt. what is next? thank you, matt. what is next? the hithwa thank you, matt. what is next? the highway code. a revised highway code comes into force on saturday, meaning drivers will have more responsibility to watch out for people cycling, walking or riding a horse. the new rules also come with tougher fines and more points for drivers who don't follow them. katy austin explains how it'll all work. screaming. oh, my god! captured on camera. collisions. close shaves. and scary moments across the country. horn blasts. london cyclist mike campaigns for road safety. he says those sorts of incidents happen far too often. what are the most common problems you come across? so the most common ones boil down to impatience, which is maybe overtaking too close and then immediately stopping in a queue of traffic, or overtaki