time for the weather news with nick miller.ed more information on the situation in the house of commons, please go to our sister channel bbc parliament. something much quieter to come through much of the week ahead. it was nice on the course of north yorkshire this afternoon and the day ended with some sunny spells whereas in the west this front has been moving in and it has been week but has been producing cloud. patchy rain in northern ireland and scotland, draped across western part overnight. under this, we could see rain or drizzle and hill fog. northern and eastern areas of scotla nd northern and eastern areas of scotland and england can see clear spells and you can see the blue here indicating this is where we will see the lowest temperatures overnight, perhaps a couple of degrees below freezing. elsewhere, temperatures are several degrees above freezing. into tomorrow, parts of northern scotla nd into tomorrow, parts of northern scotland and northern ireland and used in most areas of england see some sunny spells. maybe

nick miller and sarah keith lucas report on the incredible power of wind from the destruction causedricanes to its huge potential to power the planets. on one of the windiest days of the year we have come to one of the windiest places in the uk. which is just as well, this is the uk's biggest onshore wind farms. hold onto your hats. we will be getting up close to find out how these wind turbine works and how much power they can generate on a stormy day like this. it's opposite to how a fan operates. a fan will plug into electricity and use it. the turbines do the opposite. also , the year's august storms. the floods that rage with unimaginable force. cyclones so powerful they transform a coastal paradise into piles of rubble. and amid warnings of climate catastrophe to come, wildfires reach new scales of size and devastation. and i'm at imperial college london, where they make their own wind to research how to keep the public safe. the wind turbine, it's the modern incarnation of humans' attempt to harness the air that blows for our own needs. the use of this cleaner renewable power

in a moment we'll have the weather with nick miller...ucestershire, which has been transformed into an illuminated winter wonderland for the 22nd year. here are some of the most striking images from the opening weekend. music. sunday did not offer us a great deal of sunshine, some wet weather in places but even on a rather great early winters day, there can be some beauty out there as the street from this picture and there is more wet weather to come overnight, outbreaks of rain or showers pushing east across many areas and things are going to quiet down later. more persistent rain from time will be into scotland but then as we go deeper into the night we will see clearer skies developing here in the frost taking hold and icy patches on treated surfaces where it has been wet and how wild it will be in south wales in southern england here, temperatures holding up into double figures. as we go into tomorrow, maybe a dry start for many but in wales on south west england, this is some showers and some may be heavy 01’ some showers and some ma

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in a moment we'll have the weather with nick miller, but first, we'll leave you with images from the the 22nd year. here are some of the most striking images from the opening weekend. music

now it is time for the weather, with nick miller. hello.n you expect them to. there may be similarities to how our weather plays out for the rest of the week and into the weekend. weak weather fronts from the atlantic are being blocked in scandinavia by high pressure which will bring colder air our way. there are question marks about how long the high pressure and it's cold air will stay. we shall find out and take it day by day. this is how tuesday is shaping up. 0ne this is how tuesday is shaping up. one area of cloud with some drizzle isa one area of cloud with some drizzle is a weak front from the atlantic being blocked from moving any further east. another one will bring rain towards northern ireland going into the evening. sunny spells in northern scotland, east anglia, wales and the south—west. temperature still fairly close to average for the time of year. here comes the next front tuesday night into wednesday. really doesn't make much progress further east. underneath it you get cloud and some outbreaks of rain, weakening as we go

now it is time for the weather, with nick miller. hello. in the run—up to christmas. now, the pattern doesn't look like it's going to be the one we have at the moment, with weatherfronts it's going to be the one we have at the moment, with weather fronts from the moment, with weather fronts from the atlantic being blocked from coming in by building blocking high pressure in scandinavia. and as i show you the jet stream, and really light, thejet show you the jet stream, and really light, the jet stream, show you the jet stream, and really light, thejet stream, you show you the jet stream, and really light, the jet stream, you will find few better exa m ples light, the jet stream, you will find few better examples of a bifurcated or splitting jetstream. one arm goes north, one arm go south, it is like there is a force field across the uk stopping thejet from there is a force field across the uk stopping the jet from getting any closer. how long will force field written hold on, we will find out. i could look at this all day but we have to get

nick miller and sarah keith—lucas report on the awesome power of wind from the destruction caused by the windiest places in the uk. which is just as well, because this is the uk's biggest onshore wind farm. so, hold onto your hats... ..this is weather world. we will be getting up close to find out how these wind turbines work, and revealing how much power they can generate on a stormy day like this. it's opposite to how a fan operates. a fan will plug into electricity and use it to generate wind. the turbines do the opposite. also on weather world — 2018's biggest storms. the floods that rage with almost unimaginable force. cyclones so powerful they transform a coastal paradise into piles of rubble. and amid warnings of climate catastrophe to come, wildfires reach new scales of size and devastation. and i'm at imperial college london, where they make their own wind to research how to keep the public safe. the wind turbine — it's the modern incarnation of humans' attempt to harness the power of the air that blows for our own needs. the wind turbine — it's the modern incarnation of hum

it's time for a look at the less mysterious weather prospects with nick miller.n parts of england, we've got clear skies. a touch of frost and a few fog patches again. a lot of cloud around. of rain but more especially some operation retorts northern ireland, wales and southwest england as that and just a little further east overnight. you're fairly mild night, but the further east you are, the temperatures in the colder spots close to freezing. not moving very much, this spot of rain. elsewhere, a good deal of cloud around, especially in the morning, but for eastern england, there will be increasing sunshine into the afternoon. the southeasterly breeze does start to pick up and as a result, it will feel a little bit chillier than it did today. it's by thursday that wind is stronger still, so it will feel much colder with wind—chill numbers closer to freezing on thursday. and in hello this is bbc news. the headlines: shots have been fired close to a christmas market in strasbourg in france. at least one person is dead. several are injured. here's a tourist from t

, that nick ayers has detractors as well inside the white house so it may not be an entirely smooth ride. >> that's a good prediction. >> heilemann, i want to ask you about a reminder matt miller has that all this talk about mueller, we may be overlooking what represents another threat to the president. whatever mueller may find about trump's criminality, sdny has a witness who said under oath they committed a crime. >> he points out sharp things. i think one thing he would say, i think if we elaborate on this tweet, it's not like these investigations are separate investigations, right? and so it is true that there are two different memos that are due. we're focusing on the mueller memos, the documents, that sdny will have a separate document of its own and that would be bad if it got lost in the shuffle. that may tell us important things. it's also the case that what we -- what cohen is doing is when he's -- when he's singing and talking to all of these various affiliated prosecutors, whether it's in the southern district or down in washington, d.c., in the special counsel's office, he's basically testifying to all of them. in a global way. that's what his cooperation is abou