it also shows a picture of holly willoughby at last night's national television awards. , won't they? one of my favourite things about those awards is the way they celebrate. they really know how to celebrate. they really know how to celebrate. they've got a bit of time. that's true. they've not had to walk all night. we also haven't had to celebrate. the big day of business news. loads of stuff going on. probably the biggest headlines of the day was something all the papers are picking up on. the decision of dyson to move its headquarters to singapore from the uk. very successful businessman, james dyson, phenomenal business but the daily mail's take on it, the business editor, hypocrite's shameless desertion. sirjames dyson was one of the biggest backers of brexit, the uk leaving the european union, and there's been a lot of criticism, if you are backing us to leave, and go our own way with our own trade deals, why would you move their headquarters abroad? the people who run the business, the board and chief executive of said, we are a global company. we make huge amoun

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards.st. normal winter service resumes. it will be turning a little less cold as we head towards the weekend but it will be short lived. we have seen some wintry showers down into parts of kent through the morning and they will continue as we head through the afternoon. away from that, plenty of crisp winter sunshine. some lingering fog and we have more cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain for northern ireland. wintry showers for scotland, mainly over the highlands and the northern isles and it is called. in some parts of scotland and into northern england, temperatures long to make it above freezing. cold by day and called by night. under those clear skies, temperatures are going to drop away quite quickly. that is away from northern ireland where we will hang on more cloudy outbreaks and patchy rain. showers moving into northern england added to the midlands, falling as rain and sleet. snow over higher levels but not exclusively higher levels but not exclusively higher levels. they will con

an emotional night at the national television awards, as ant and dec win best presenters for the 18th

at tonight's national television awards, ant and dec won best entertainment presenter for the 18th time. the bbc drama, bodyguard, won best new drama, and richard madden won best drama performance. actor danny dyer won the best serial drama performance for his role as mick carter in the bbc soap, eastenders. and david dimbleby picked up a special recognition award having spent the past a0 years as the face of the bbc‘s political broadcasting, and fronting question time and every general election night since 1979. congratulations to them. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew, and the victims' commissioner and conservative peer baroness helen newlove. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. the weather we have at the moment is nothing exceptional from this time of year. its standard winter fare. even low levels, it probably did come as a shock to the system. we have been in the grip, in the north of the jet stream. the wins— the atmosphere will shift a little f

lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards. time for a look at the weather...orthern ireland, less cold air working its way in, here more clout and patchy showery rain. overnight, another feature, an more clout and patchy showery rain. overnight, anotherfeature, an area of showers will work their way out of showers will work their way out of scotla nd of showers will work their way out of scotland into northern england and the midlands. we could see some snow mainly over higher ground but even to some lower levels possibly. there is the risk of some icy stretches further tomorrow morning and some freezing fog. it will be a cold start today but our warm front will continue to edge its way eastwards, introducing more cloud out of it. through the day on thursday, we receive are showers that work their way through the midlands gradually clear their way down to the far south—east, the best of any brightness to the east, more clout with patchy rain out of the west but it is there that temperatures will do that bit better. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today

the national television awards, and and deck nominated for best elevation presenters, one half of the a team in a row? i think they could, i think lots of people are not expecting them to. i think they are not expecting to because obviously and has had his issues, drink—driving conviction in the last 12 months but i think what they will be more concerned about is what will happen next year and hopefully theoretically and mcpartlin has had a trouble—free 12 months, they are back recording britain's got talent and and celebrity. if they don't then deny people will say i think that's understandable but next year they hope the public will have forgiven and will look forward, not backwards. i will be the real issue in twelvemonth. ask me that then. i will, thanks, cheers. fertility experts who've been lobbying ministers to try to extend the ten year time limit on egg freezing have told this programme they are deeply disappointed by the government's response. unless they have a medical condition, women who freeze their eggs have a decade to use them or they're destroyed. but campaigners say

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award—winning bbc television and radio presenter dianne oxberry has died, following a short illness. she was 51. dianne became well—known nationallywright. after studying meteorology she became the weather presenter for bbc north west tonight in 1994. stuart flinders has been looking back at her career here for the first time, dianne oxberry. yes, i will be here tonight and every night this week bringing you a detailed weather forecast with information supplied by the manchester weather centre. this was the moment north west tonight viewers first met dianne oxberry more than 20 years ago. thanks to her quick wit and sense of fun, they fell for her in a big way. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went. you know, we're just all enormously shocked here and she was a beloved colleague, we all loved her. this is how she will be best remembered by viewers, cool and professional and never flustered. you've got to love her, you've made it sunshine for everybody! a court in myanmar has rejected the appeal of two reuters journalists who were jailed for seven years on charges of breaking the

award—winning bbc television and radio presenter dianne oxberry has died, following a short illness. she was 51. dianne became well—known nationallyenter for bbc north west tonight in 1994. stuart flinders has been looking back at her career. here for the first time is dianne oxberry. yes, i'm going to be here tonight and every night this week bringing you a detailed weather forecast with information supplied by the manchester weather centre. this was the moment north west tonight viewers first met dianne oxberry, more than 20 years ago. thanks to her quick wit and sense of fun, they fell for her in a big way. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her, everywhere you went. we're alljust enormously shocked here and she was a beloved colleague. we all loved her. this is how she'll be best remembered by viewers — cool and professional and never flustered. god love her! you've made it sunshine for everybody! i have, mate, for once. the winner of the bbc music sound of 2019 is octavian, a 23—year old rapperfrom london who was previously homeless as a teenager. the award goes to performers who've never had a t

award—winning bbc television and radio presenter dianne 0xberry has died, following a short illness. she was 51. dianne became well—known nationallyimon mayo and steve wright. after studying meteorology she became the weather presenter for bbc north west tonight in 1994. the winner of the bbc music sound of 2019 is 0ctavian, a 23—year old rapperfrom london who was previously homeless as a teenager. the 23—year—old began to attract wide attention after high profile musicians began sharing his music on social media. the award goes to performers who've never had a top ten hit, and aims to boost the profile of new music talent. previous winners include adele and sam smith. and they have done rather well for themselves, haven't they? that is a summary themselves, haven't they? that is a summary of the news. coming up just before 10:15... three—times grand slam winner andy murray has broken down in tears in a news conference, saying the australian open next week might be the final tournament of his career because he can't continue to "play through the pain" after his hip surgery. we'll hearfrom former british women's number one annabel