on the opposite front, merseyside reds are third in the table with 38 points, ahead of arsenal.y follow shadow after shadow. in the last five confrontations between these two teams, the scales are weighted towards the storks. liverpool has won two games and lost only once in these five games. liverpool does not have jota, robertson, alistair, thiago matib due to injury in the game against arsenal. we play with a very strong team. they are even better than last season. this is a great game. big one a great game from the premier league. it is great to meet them . we should use our home game points and experience to win. the confrontation between arteta's club and the stars of the two teams promises an exciting fight , and now it should be seen that the gunners can beat the stork. will they come back with a victory or will these merseyside reds , who will take on another big team at home and go to the top of the table , mahdiar mostafalo of sedav and sima news agency, after many struggles, finally, iran's tennis will host the playoffs with the vote of the world tennis federation. a

they will come back or these merseyside reds who will take on another big team at home and will go to the top of the table. mehdiar mustafalu khabar. broadcasting , manchester city defeated fluminense with four goals and became the world champion. thank you, good night, god bless you. this is an opportunity , this is also an opportunity, and this is also an opportunity. this is a new opportunity . in the days of 50 million digi goods, every purchase has a discount of up to 50% and a chance for a daily prize of 50 million. by trying to improve step by step , we updated our knowledge and created a new plan for quality we have increased efficiency to be worthy of you. efficiency at the peak of optimal energy consumption with de point inverter compressor worthy of your home. your love was so much, despite my objection to get out of the car, but i said that i can't express the love of your people with all this. president in the community of the border residents of muraba by using golestan fiber optic network on the second day of the president's visit, the people of the province benefited f

some showers work in across merseyside, greater manchester, and north—west midlands but otherwise, it'scontinue to get brighter and brighter with sunny spells breaking out widely and those temperatures lifting in places into double figures. make the most of that relatively quiet spell because on tuesday, we're back to another area of low pressure. this one slowly rolling in off the atlantic, bringing with it some persistent rain in scotland. aberdeen's already had over a months worth of rain, so we could see some localised flooding impacts. bit of snow over the higher scottish mountains but nothing to get excited about — it's really high up. blustery conditions in the southwest with plenty of showers, some of them turning quite heavy with an odd rumble of thunder. temperatures again quite widely into double figures but again, scotland seeing temperatures around 6 or 7. now, that low pressure starts to pull away during wednesday. as it does so, the winds go round to a northeasterly direction, bringing some damp weather to eastern areas of england but also dropping the temperatures progre

some showers work in across merseyside, greater manchester, and northwest midlands — but otherwise, it'sunny spells breaking out widely, and those temperatures lifting in places into double figures. make the most of that relatively quiet spell because, on tuesday, we're back to another area of low pressure. this one slowly rolling in off the atlantic, bringing with it some persistent rain in scotland — aberdeen�*s already had over a month's worth of rain, so we could see some localised flooding impacts. bit of snow over the high scottish mountains, but nothing to get excited about, it's really high up. blustery conditions in the southwest with plenty of showers, some of them turning quite heavy, with an odd rumble of thunder. temperatures again quite widely into double figures, but again, scotland seeing temperatures around 6—7. now, that low pressure starts to pull away during wednesday — as it does so, the winds go round to a northeasterly direction, bringing some damp weather to eastern areas of england, but also dropping the temperatures progressively through the day — such that by t

peaked in larger urban areas, including in west yorkshire, the west midlands, greater manchester and merseysidewever hate crime overall appears to have fallen significantly over the last decade. our home editor mark easton has this report. stop taking out innocent civilians! killing children every single day! in the weeks after the start of the israel hamas conflict, tensions spilled over into a spike in anti—semitic and islamophobic hate incidents in the uk. this is anti—semitism. data obtained from freedom of information requests show that in england's more diverse urban areas, police saw a rise in anti—jewish incidents in the month following the hamas attacks on october the 7th. greater manchester police recorded 7a anti—semitic offences, up from 15 in the same period a year earlier. west midlands police recorded 22, up from just one. west yorkshire police recorded a9, up from 29. and the british transport police recorded 87 incidents, up from eight in the same month a year before. we have seenjewish people who are worried about sending their children to school, about going to synagogue, abo

the dramatic moment the historic cooling towers at fiddlers ferry in merseyside were demolished has drawnheavy fog meant spectators didn't get to see a thing. people gathered in the surrounding fields, and more than 1,500 tuned in to a live stream event — but only got to hear loud bangs, as phil cunlffe reports. two, one... icons of the coal age... ..fire now. ..they�*ve been part of the landscape since 1971. each weighing 100,000 tonnes, it tookjust seconds to bring them crashing down. six months of planning complete, 12,000 holes drilled and filled with high explosives. hundreds had braced the cold to watch on from behind the cordon. the forecast had been promising — but, come the day, this was the view for many. explosion. at least we got to hear the explosions — through the freezing fog. we heard the rumbling, so we know — we know it definitely happened but we couldn't see anything! it was very loud, but it was a great experience. it was nice to be part of it - and to hearthe big, big bang. my brother used to play football outside the towers every saturday morning, and lots of people

confrontation with tottenham, holland and company drew 3:3, look at these emotions of the norwegian, the merseysidersn the end still snatched three points from fulham, arsenal is leading the kanamira championship, they beat wolverton 2:1, and that’s already it. germany and the main game of the thirteenth round of the bundesliga, where bayer takes on borussia dortmund. we all know how great the pharmacists look under alonso, so even the bookmakers called the hosts the undisputed favorite of this meeting, but the forecasters were wrong: 1:1 result of the meeting, for the first time since september 15, bayern loses points in german championship. the team remains in first place, but bayern have a game in hand. let us remind you that the match with union was postponed due to bad weather. the current champion of belarus in mini-football. suffers the first defeat in the current draw, the townspeople in the rescheduled match of the fourth round met in orsha with the local witen in the first half with a score of 3:1. elnur islamov scored a double, but even before the break the energy team won back one goal th

peaked in larger urban areas, including in west yorkshire, the west midlands, greater manchester and merseysideade. our home editor mark easton has this report. stop taking out innocent civilians! killing children every single day! in the weeks after the start of the israel hamas conflict, tensions spilled over into a spike in anti—semitic and islamophobic hate incidents in the uk. this is anti—semitism. data obtained from freedom of information requests show that

from the red sea coast, they now had for - sea coast, they now had for merseyside with a resolution too the leaders. city time in saudi leaves them with two games in hand of the first is at everton. sean dyche has started a club hit by a ten point deduction. despite four wins in five, they are just one point above the drop zone. the biggest thing for me is the bigger— the biggest thing for me is the bigger picture, the mentality of the site. bigger picture, the mentality of the site it _ bigger picture, the mentality of the site it is _ bigger picture, the mentality of the site. it is growing all the time. the performance levels continue to grow _ the performance levels continue to grow we _ the performance levels continue to grow. we get stressed with injury, the mentality has been super and it has to— the mentality has been super and it has to continue of course. its has to continue of course. as everton has to continue of course. is everton moved forward, has to continue of course. sis everton moved forward, another blues coach cannot stop a downward trend. chelsea lost wolves on ch

some showers work in across merseyside, greater manchester, and north—west midlands — but otherwise,spells breaking out widely, and those temperatures lifting in places into double figures. make the most of that relatively quiet spell because, on tuesday, we're back to another area of low pressure. this one slowly rolling in off the atlantic, bringing with it some persistent rain in scotland — aberdeen's already had over a month's worth of rain, so we could see some localised flooding impacts. bit of snow over the high scottish mountains but nothing to get excited about, it's really high up. blustery conditions in the southwest with plenty of showers, some of them turning quite heavy, with an odd rumble of thunder. temperatures again quite widely into double figures, but again, scotland seeing temperatures around 6—7. now, that low pressure starts to pull away during wednesday — as it does so, the winds go round to a northeasterly direction, bringing some damp weather to eastern areas of england, but also dropping the temperatures progressively through the day — such that by the time

some showers work in across merseyside, greater manchester, and northwest midlands — but otherwise, it's temperatures lifting in places into double figures. make the most of that relatively quiet spell because, on tuesday, we're back to another area of low pressure. this one slowly rolling in off the atlantic, bringing with it some persistent rain in scotland — aberdeen's already had over a month's worth of rain, so we could see some localised flooding impacts. bit of snow over the high scottish mountains, but nothing to get excited about, it's really high up. blustery conditions in the southwest with plenty of showers, some of them turning quite heavy, with an odd rumble of thunder. temperatures again quite widely into double figures, but again, scotland seeing temperatures around 6—7. now, that low pressure starts to pull away during wednesday — as it does so, the winds go round to a northeasterly direction, bringing some damp weather to eastern areas of england, but also dropping the temperatures progressively through the day — such that by the time we get to the afternoon, we're look

i can bring you some good news from gaza now — a merseyside woman's emotional reunion with her two children islam alashi returned home on wednesday after being stuck in gaza for weeks. she'd travelled there in september to visit her father before fighting broke out. islam managed to make her way to egypt before eventually returning home to the uk earlier this week. upon her return she surprised her two children at their school, describing it as the best moment of her life. i spoke to islam earlier and asked her about her time in gaza. it is really bad, the atmosphere and circumstances were very bad. till now, i was calling my family out there and they are still in bad conditions, living in tents there. i lived the worst days of my life during the two months, the last two months. we witnessed the war, i witnessed the war. we are just seeing images there of you surprising your children at school. what was that moment like? yeah, it was my best moment of my life, to be honest, because i did not expect that i would come back again to england anymore. i lost hope at that time, that i will never

peaked in larger urban areas including west yorkshire, the west midlands, greater manchester and merseysidegners say is "deeply worrying". however, hate crime overall appears to have fallen significantly over the last decade. a patient with e.coli has died in scotland, after an outbreak that's affected at least 30 people across the uk. health officials warned on christmas eve that some batches of mrs kirkham's lancashire cheeses might be contaminated. the company says that, so far, all tests have come back negative, but as a precaution it is withdrawing all its cheeses from sale. officials say investigations are continuing into any links between the e.coli cases and the recalled cheeses. prices for homes bought with a mortgage in the uk have ended the year 1.8% lower compared to december last year, according to the nationwide building society. and it says prices could fall further in 202a. the lender says consumer confidence remains weak, despite suggestions that the bank of england may cut interest rates next year. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. with14 interest

some showers work in across merseyside, greater manchester, and north—west midlands but otherwise, it'sells breaking out widely and those temperatures lifting in places into double figures. make the most of that relatively quiet spell because on tuesday, we're back to another area of low pressure. this one slowly rolling in off the atlantic, bringing with it some persistent rain in scotland. aberdeen's already had over a month's worth of rain, so we could see some localised flooding impacts. bit of snow over the higher scottish mountains but nothing to get excited about — it's really high up. blustery conditions in the southwest with plenty of showers, some of them turning quite heavy with an odd rumble of thunder. temperatures again quite widely into double figures but again, scotland seeing temperatures around 6 or 7. now, that low pressure starts to pull away during wednesday. as it does so, the winds go round to a northeasterly direction, bringing some damp weather to eastern areas of england but also dropping the temperatures progressively through the day such that by the time we g

merseyside police ellie edwards.arged with assisting an offender. the 26 year old beautician was killed by connor chapman when he opened fire with a submachine gun outside a pub on christmas eve of last year. in july, chapman was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to a life in prison with a minimum terms of 48 years. a murder investigation has been launched after a four year old boy died following a knife attack in east london. the metropolitan police said that they received a call just

this group had arrived from merseyside for their annual get—together, but spent longer here than expectedf they had any spare rooms for the night. so we ended up staying over. we actually saw somebody in the car park, and she said that it took them about five hours or something to just get from windermere to here, so they were just like, it wasn't worth the risk. so we just kind of all made a call and decided we'd best stay in, not risk it. across the region, more than a0 schools are closed. this is in langdale. children are enjoying the day. more than 30 centimetres of snow fell in some areas over the weekend. hundreds of motorists were stuck. some slept in their cars, others at refuge centres. cumbria police say the focus of a coordinated response from a number of different agencies has moved to supporting the communities affected by the heavy snowfall, with homes and businesses still without power. engineers are trying to restore power to affected homes, but access to damaged areas is a problem. this is some of the worst snow that people have actually seen in this area, so that, you ca

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merseyside police ellie edwards. merseyside police say two men and two women have been charged with assisting an offender. the 26 year old beautician was killed by connor chapman when he opened fire with a submachine gun outside a pub on christmas eve of last year. in july, chapman was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to a life in prison with a minimum terms of 48 years. a murder investigation has been launched after a four year old boy died following a knife attack in east london. the metropolitan police said that they received a call just before 11:00 last night, raising concerns for the welfare of a child at a property in hackney. inside officers found the boy with knife injuries . he was with knife injuries. he was taken to hospital where he later died. a 41 year old woman who we understand was known to be known to the boy rather has been arrested on suspicion of murder . arrested on suspicion of murder. ministers have rolled back their plans to increase earning requirements needed to bring family to live

it's almost a year since the murder of ellie edwards, who was shot dead outside a pub in merseyside, approaches, our reporterjayne mccubbin has been speaking to her dad tim about how the family will cope this year. 12 months ago, elle edwards was killed, an innocent bystander shot dead on a christmas eve night out with friends. a murder which stunned her community and devastated herfamily. how on earth are you coping this christmas? yeah, it's hard, isn't it, but you've got to keep going. yeah, it's not an option. it's... it's not an option for me to give up. oh, good morning. how are you? how is it going? i'm all right, how are you? good to see you. so this is how elle's dad is coping. don't go sitting down, you've got loads to do. as the anniversary of elle's murderapproaches, he's helping his local community, making up food and toy hampers for families in need. no coffee, no bacon butties. no butties? no, no, notjust yet. i've only come for the food! we need to get all these loaded on your van, let's go! i mean, it's the least i can do. the community's looked after you, hasn't it?

peaked in larger urban areas including west yorkshire, the west midlands, greater manchester and merseysideomes in parts of northern scotland have spent a second night without electricity. power company scottish and southern electricity networks say flooding and debris caused by storm gerrit has hindered repairs, with residents in the northeast and shetland worst affected. power has been restored to more than 16,000 properties in scotland since wednesday. the uk health security agency says at least 30 confirmed cases of e.coli may be linked to contaminated cheese that was recalled on christmas day. the food standards agency is warning people not to eat four types of mrs kirkham's lancashire cheese, which is produced in preston. you're live with bbc news. the us military�*s secretive x37b robot space plane has blasted off from florida on its seventh mission. for the first time, it was carried into orbit by a falcon heavy rocket from elon musk�*s space x. the pentagon says the orbital vehicle will carry out a series of experiments during its mission. one will involve exposing plant seeds to t

jon venables was aged ten when he and robert thompson murdered the two—year—old in bootle on merseysidehas been sent back to jail twice for having indecent images of children on his computer. the parole board said it wasn't satisfied his release at this point would be safe for the public. the time is 1:17. our top story this afternoon. a global climate agreement has been struck which, for the first time, calls on all countries to move away from using fossil fuels. and coming up, we look at the scams which could cost customers millions of pounds this christmas. coming up in sport on bbc news. great britain's most successful female 0lympian dame laura kenny tells us about her return to cycling and hopes of competing at the paris games after becoming a mum of two. a shortage of skilled social care workers in england is putting vulnerable lives at risk, according to the disability charity sense. it says the care sector is at a cliff edge. vacancies for carers in the home in england have more than doubled in the last decade — around 71,000 posts are unfilled. and from april there'll be new r

we'd like to bring you some good news from gaza — a merseyside woman's emotional reunion with her twoghting. islam alashi returned home on wednesday after being stuck in gaza for weeks. she'd travelled there in september to visit her father before fighting broke out. islam managed to make her way to egypt before eventually returning home to the uk earlier this week. upon her return she surprised her two children at their school — describing it as the best moment of her life. i'm delighted to say islam joins me now. hello there to you and thank you for joining us here on bbc news. first off, what was it like in gaza? what did you go through?— did you go through? actually, it's really bad- _ did you go through? actually, it's really bad. the _ did you go through? actually, it's really bad. the atmosphere i did you go through? actually, it's really bad. the atmosphere in i really bad. the atmosphere in the circumstances were very bad, my family out there, i'm calling them, and they are still in bad conditions living in tents there. i lived there worst days of my life during the last two

seconds passed and come up heard an alarming gold meeting, a sharp rises in the north—east and merseysiders are sorted and local action in place. the tears, may be present that is a reference to what you said yesterday about whether the proposal of tiering was proposed in september, you are endeavouring that the system needs to be sorted?— endeavouring that the system needs to be sorted? yes. page 38, the 8th of october, don't we have? the top of the page. we need to make the argument in every forum there is a problem, we want to avoid fault lockdown, and our call to action and on the 9th of october in the communication with simon case, 129514... you are the owner of the cell phone although your name is not there. just send the latest proposal, it's a white flag we cannotjust proposal, it's a white flag we cannot just give proposal, it's a white flag we cannotjust give up fighting the virus, we have to stop it regionally now or we will be in full national lockdown in a fortnight. could you help us. it's not entirely clear from the chronology what the latest proposal was you were referring

staff on merseyside will walk out for eight consecutive days from the 27th of december.did not agree to. and finally , more wet to. and finally, more wet weather is on the way, as if you didn't need to hear that with forecasts for hail thunder and potential flooding on the horizon, yellow weather warnings for the south—east of scotland and the north—east of england have now been widened to cover central scotland as well. until the early hours of tomorrow morning. follows a weekend of morning. it follows a weekend of washouts with storm ellen and storm fergus sweeping in across the country, causing widespread travel disruption . that's the travel disruption. that's the news on gb news across the uk, on tv , in your car, on digital on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . britain's news channel. >> thank you, polly. now the prime minister is trying to avert a damaging rebellion by right wing tory mps over his rwanda plan ahead of a crunch vote tonight in about two hours time. in fact , both the

merseyside police ellie edwards.an when he opened fire with a submachine gun outside a pub on christmas eve of last year. in july, chapman was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to a life in prison with a minimum terms of 48 years. a murder investigation has been launched after a four year old boy died following a knife attack in east london. the metropolitan police said that they received a call just before 11:00 last night, raising concerns for the welfare of a child at a property in hackney. inside officers found the boy with knife injuries . he was with knife injuries. he was taken to hospital where he later died. a 41 year old woman who we understand was known to be known to the boy rather has been arrested on suspicion of murder . arrested on suspicion of murder. ministers have rolled back their plans to increase earning requirements needed to bring family to live in the uk. the home secretary had told the commons earlier this month that the income threshold would rise to £38,700 by next spring. that was

merseyside police ellie edwards. when he opened fire with a submachine gun outside a pub on christmas eve of last year. in july,

she was shot dead outside a pub in merseyside, in a shocking crime which devastated her family., he's helping his local community, making up food and toy hampers for families in need. no coffee, no bacon butties. no butties? no, no, notjust yet. i've only come for the food! we need to get all these loaded on your van, let's go! i mean, it's the least i can do. the community's looked after you, hasn't it? yeah, it's very humbling to know that there are good people out there. 12 months ago, connor chapman represented the very worst of humanity. he'd been lying in wait outside the lighthouse pub, his intended target, two rival gang members. but as he stepped out, elle was shot twice in the head. normally christmas eve, we're coming together as a community. it is a time of peace. the point we're at is just beyond midnight. we're just celebrating the eucharistic prayer, the prayer of thanksgiving, and then suddenly, boom, mayhem breaks out, travelling past our altar window. i mean, we often hear police sirens, but this was different. this was a lot of police sirens. reverend jeff sta

members of the fire brigades union on merseyside will walk out for eight consecutive days from decembervoted in august to take the action opposing claims of a reduction in night staff in the introduction of a duty shift system . the union duty shift system. the union says it didn't agree to schools awaiting an ofsted inspection can now defer the visit until after the new year and all requests will be granted . it requests will be granted. it comes after the result of the coroner's report into the death of headteacher ruth perry, whose family say she took her own life when her school was downgraded from its highest rating to its lowest over safeguarding concerns. two school leaders, unions say , simply granting unions say, simply granting inspection deferrals to schools at the end of term does not go far enough . you can get more on far enough. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news wgrz.com . our website, gb news wgrz.com. >> the rwanda debate has started. james cleverly is on his feet. let's listen in. >> france with bulgaria , with >> france with bul

i've used it for 30 years in merseyside.nted as result. no crimes prevented as a result. no crimes of discrimination or anything else when done properly. uh when you say done properly, do you mean that find something? um mean that you find something? um are people called to just be randomly stopped? david says as a retired i can tell a retired officer, i can tell you, uh, there is absolutely a must using stop and search and the against crime . um, the drive against crime. um, there you go. you say about people needing help. one of my viewers has got in touch saying is ben habib issuing a 24, uh, 2024 calendar or what are you . 2024 calendar or what are you. what? yes. no >> are we off? are we off? the show's about. >> the answer, sadly, is no. >> the answer, sadly, is no. >> well, that was the viewer. there was paul. you just call. >> oh my goodness, paul, you have just quashed the herp . have just quashed the herp. >> probably not just of paul, but of a nation. i can hear all of those hearts breaking no. 2024 calendar from

, and he's getting an merseyside, and he's getting an obe for services .ight. so he has been saving many, many children's lives. and the way does it is lives. and the way he does it is he does minimally invasive paediatric right. paediatric surgery. right. >> wee >> so you've already got a wee tiny who a of tiny person who needs a lot of help this been help and this guy has been working how get them the working out how to get them the help need the lean , help they need in the most lean, intrusive way possible without cutting much. cutting them open too much. >> certainly sounds >> yeah, that's certainly sounds like a deserved cause. louis, anybody that you you'd like to see in the new year's honours list? >> do you know what i was wracking my brain i can't wracking my brain and i can't think of anyone which is the same of my opinion for same much of my opinion for the british no, british people is, um. no, no, don't mean, the don't bother. i mean, the one that impressed with that i was really impressed with was, hudgell, who's was, um, tony hudgell, who's

. >> uh, thatcher from merseyside. she really is in a youth. and who's done rather well in life.and i think she's daft. if she's expecting any, uh, any, any credit . uh, because she's, she's credit. uh, because she's, she's really a possible leader by some people. >> but nevertheless she was like nicola murray in the thick of it wasn't she. >> it was, it was, it was funny. why is no one thanking me? >> well, the itv journalist is not going to thank you for being a know, there's a minister. you know, there's a chance chunks back chance to knock some chunks back in michael brunson in a way to michael brunson and john the remark that john major with the remark that john major with the remark that john major with the remark that john major made about the cabinet members who weren't supporting him. >> is not the >> so i mean, this is not the first time that a politician's been a mic. been caught out with a live mic. >> unfair. they want >> are we be unfair. they want credit, don't they? >> being unfair? >> who's being unfair? >> who's being unfair? >> are laugh. >> tv journalists we a

a few showers towards the isle of man, cheshire and merseyside.e drier and brighter weather if you have it, which many of us had today.— weather if you have it, which many of us had today. thank you very much indeed. there are concerns that signs of cancer in pregnant women are being overlooked, with symptoms dismissed as pregnancy—related. every day, two women in the uk are diagnosed with the disease while expecting a child — and a leading cancer charity says greater awareness is needed within the healthcare profession. louise beevers from lincolnshire was told she had breast cancer whilst pregnant. she's been speaking to our reporter alex moss. so thank you for filling the room up. i feel really loved. everything was going right that night, celebrating the big 4—0. it was just perfect. and then, you just take for granted that life isn't actually a guarantee. hello. hello, beautiful. she turned a0 and found out she was pregnant with her fourth child. she also learned she had cancer. 15th of may, i was called back in and saw the surgeon and was to

peaked in larger urban areas including west yorkshire, the west midlands, greater manchester and merseysideald trump cannot run for president next year because of his actions leading up to the us capitol riots nearly three years ago. itjoins colorado as one of two states to ban mr trump from the ballot — but both decisions are likely to be appealed in court. mr trump has not been charged with inciting insurrection. actor pierce brosnan has been charged with trespassing during a recent visit to yellowstone national park. the formerjames bond star walked in an off—limits area near the mammoth hot springs. the actor has not commented on the charges. he is due to appear in court next month. files released today show how tony blair's government considered radical policies to cut immigration in 2003, including setting up a holding centre for asylum seekers on the isle of mull. our correspondent sanchia berg has more. 20 years ago, asylum seekers climbing the eurostar fences desperate to get to the uk. images like these prompted the prime minister to consider radical measures. files released today

north wales through to the north west midlands around merseyside, greater manchester, they will graduallyct day to walk off christmas excesses. rain by the end of the afternoon. channel islands and cornwall. temperatures down a bit on yesterday. tonight after a clear start to quickly get down to “4, —5 in aberdeenshire. temperatures will rise as rain and hail snow pushes into the northern half of the country. these are the temperatures with double figures in the south. close to freezing in the north of that these weather fronts will bring it weather. strong winds wrapped around the weather system. let's focus on the snow. particularly in the north, 15 centimetres, may be more, blown around by strengthening winds. maine elsewhere at times tomorrow but parts of east anglia and the south—east you mightjust about stay dry. some of the rain will be heavy if you are on the move and it will be a windy day, may be brightening up across the west later. all of us a windy day on wednesday. wins could top 60 mph in the north and on the channel coast. overall reasonably mild. that will be tempered by

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