draws up north sea fishing quotas by fish type and country. what aggravates us is the share we have in arrow waters where fishing in british waters which was british territorial waters and have to throw back fish because their counterparts a european fisherman i don't know why they're not after from that's why nearly all british fisherman voted for banks that they want to regain control over their own waters and decide how much to fish they also want to banish other european fisherman from british waters like this dutch vessel dutch captain good or bad summer spends eighty percent of the year fishing exclusively in british parts of the north sea. there's a god it would take longer if i can no longer fish there are have to find other areas that have to compete with my dutch colleagues and share a tiny fishing area why fish the big. banks inputs about fifty percent of the dutch fishing fleet in peril says pim fiza who represents the dutch fishing industry. he thinks this is unnecessary because strict e.u. regulations now ensure there's enough fi

draws up north sea fishing quotas by fish type and country. what aggravates us is the share we have in arrow waters where fishing in british waters which was british territorial waters and have to for all back fish because their counterparts a european fisherman they don't know they do not have to front that's why nearly all british fishermen voted for banks said they want to regain control over their own waters and decide how much to fish they also want to banish other european fisherman from british waters like this dutch vessel dutch captain good or bad summer spends eighty percent of the year fishing exclusively in british parts of the north sea. there's a god it would take longer if i can no longer fish there are have to find other areas that have to compete with my dutch colleagues and share a tiny fishing area why fish would be. brax inputs about fifty percent of the dutch fishing fleet in peril says pim fisher who represents the dutch fishing industry. he thinks this is unnecessary because strict e.u. regulations. now ensure there's en

remembrance sunday, showers scattered through wales, clearing south—east england, some of these north seascotla nd into the hills to the north and east of scotland and along these north sea coasts as we go to the afternoon, the showers become more frequent, some will have fail and gusty winds, some around 50 knots per hour but a very breezy day across the uk and that will add an extra chill. many places inland will avoid chills and see sunshine, it doesn't do much for the temperature, just a few spots, some will feel even colder when you factor in the wind. showers of a north sea coasts on sunday night, fading in the west, widespread frost away from that windy and shelley coast so cold start to monday. rain on monday spreading into parts of northern england, and northern ireland, preceded by snow on the hills, and by tuesday milder air coming back in from the atlantic and temperatures getting back into double figures. so yes we starts next week on a cold frosty node. that won't last long as it turns ones again. —— as it turns milder ones again. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm. the

circa in the north seas because seal herds live between the north region island. little word of advice don't make the mistake i made and leave your binoculars at home. there they are. never that in the month lots is one of the highlights of any trip to build but of course around this time of year there's lots more to do around here check out our recommendation. if you. want to if you're on stilts in february you. it helped drive away the winter. the big britain is the first big festival of the year and it always takes place on february twenty first it's goodbye to winter. the sound of the sea in your ears and almost nothing else. the great thing in the off season is the solitude on the beaches. you can stroll for hours it's ideal for anyone who enjoys braving the elements. or a brisk jog around the dunes. if you're interested in learning more about nature on the island there's a huge selection of guided tours all year round. there's a lot to learn about suits landscape. the big our descendants migrate and then into the wind blows the sand over the windward side pu

nature they have a different assessment of the quality of life after the sand was removed from the north sea. the cancer wouldn't leave all the communities that live in and on the sand the entire habitats on the sea floor of the coast of the world is destroyed when the sands removed deep craters are formed that remain for several decades it's thought it could take up to ninety years for the original conditions to return in fairness of here good stead. despite all the disadvantages even strict environmentalists have to admit one thing if you want to preserve the island adding sand is unavoidable. stocking dikes and jetties made of concrete or wood are too inflexible for the movements of the sea. and in stand in areas where it's absolutely necessary to preserve certain we'll need to add sand but there will be areas where we can let the situation be more dynamic and let sand blow into the junes. the whole island needs to adapt to changes that result from rising sea levels and climate change can. climate change sea levels rising around the world. how much longer can the coastal protection office

some sunshine today and heavy showers, especially along the north sea coast.re, under clear skies, we will see temperatures dipping away to give a widespread frost. as ever, temperatures will be colder in the countryside, well below freezing for some of us. some of us will be scraping the ice off the car. still a few showers clipping coastal england along the north sea coast tomorrow, fading in the afternoon. cloud increasing for england and wales, figure clad in scotla nd england and wales, figure clad in scotland and northern ireland, producing some rain and snow over higher ground in scotland. how much for how long is still open to question. keep checking the forecast tomorrow morning. they will be another cold day, with cloud increasing across the uk. but milder air comes increasing across the uk. but milder aircomes infor increasing across the uk. but milder air comes in for tuesday but with lots of cloud. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:00: nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british woman jailed in a rana nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british womanjail

temperature, highs of 6-10 on the north sea. temperature, highs of 6—10 degrees.s today. i'm alpa patel, our top stories: president trump meets putin — and says he believes the russian president when he says he didn't meddle in the us elections. the husband of a british woman jailed in iran has told the bbc he is due to speak to the foreign secretary on sunday. catala ns have been demonstrating in barcelona — calling for the release of pro—independence politicians and activists detained by the spanish courts. a british woman detained in egypt on suspicion of smuggling prescription painkillers learns she will face a criminal trial.

north korea. rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, on board the uss ronald reagan in the sea of japan.uge day for northern ireland, who are hoping to make it to the world cup finals for the first time since 1986. right now they're playing switzerland in the second leg of their playoff, and they need to win after losing the first leg 1 — 0. 0ur correspondentjessica creighton is at the game in basel. this is one of the biggest football matches in northern ireland's history. five years ago they were languishing well outside the top 100 teams in the world but through steely grit and determination here they are on the brink of something special. despite their team being major underdogs here in basel, the northern ireland fans have been in high spirits. we know our limitations, but we know we have one bite of the cherry, and the fans are behind the team. we have nothing to lose so we can go out on a winner. it is about believing and bringing it through so we are looking forward toa it through so we are looking forward to a great match. the first half has been very entertaining indeed, northe

they have been most frequent into northern scotland seen north sea coasts of england. are producing snow into the higher hills of scotland and they will do again tonight at relatively low levels in northern scotland for a time, going into the night. most of the showers overnight become confined to north sea coast, particularly in england, with quite a strong wind keeping the temperature up here, compared with elsewhere. elsewhere, these are town and city centre temperatures, as ever, it is cold in the suburbs and into the countryside. a widespread frost developing. extra time to prepare the car in the morning. this is how it looks at eight o'clock in the morning. sunshine to start the day. with the cold start, the wind not as strong. blow me down the north sea coasts as showers around in the morning before they fade away. increasing in northern ireland, especially into scotland, having already seen ad brea ks scotland, having already seen ad breaks of rain in the western isles. a weather system coming from the atla ntic a weather system coming from the atlantic but it

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so how can you protect this area against say high flooding risk coming from the north sea we decided to raise a learned in order to leave the linkage between the land and to water in terms of visibility and on the outside to protect their area and. this solution addresses the need for cities to expand and provides an answer to the risk of flooding. the concept of huff and city in terms of flood protection and integrating a flood protection system was a new urban living design style for buildings is extremely unique internationally. on the one hand side it is a protection system which does not exist. in our new peaks city of the world and secondly it keeps the relationship between water and public spaces as a private ones it's interesting point is that it is a joint vision earth protecting this part of the city for the next hundred or two hundred years. half and city concept can be very much a model for other cities especially when you build parts of the city and you then you can really raise the land and not avoid to keep a big distance between the preferred waterfront locations on t

exposed as it is to the north sea this german city has experienced impressive floods in recent decades. this is one of the areas of hamburg which are regularly flooded in case of a heavy stop so. sixty two when we had a. very heavy storm surge the water was turning up here and as the heaviest storm surge we ever heard it was standing up here and to deal with this type of hazards that people have here in their houses these big steel doors which are closed in case that that water is coming. situated in a flood zone the new district of hafen city has been entirely elevated to protect it from fine and storms on the north sea. i haven't city is an island and so river elbe estrada are and it is supposed to bear forty five thousand jobs and tremendous development in terms of residential and commercial development. so how can you protect this area against their high flooding risk coming from the north sea we decided to raise some learned in order to believe the linkage between the land and to water in terms of visibility and on the outside to protect their area. this solution addresses the nee

the showers, the wind continues north sea coasts as we go through sunday night. so we will see a widespread frost, an indication of town, city temperatures as ever it will be colder in rural spots to in high land scotland. well below freezing. to the west of london it will be at or maybe just a bit below freezing, so cold, frosty start to monday morning. then we are watching another weather system edging to the north—west. some uncertainty about timing of the arrival of the wet weather with this. that is important. come in quickly, there is more chance to see some disruptive snow to the hiring ground in scotla nd snow to the hiring ground in scotland for a time. maybe into the pennines, some snow to higher levels. it slows down a bit. that will be less likely of an issue, we need to watch that situation during monday and keep you updated on that. some wet weather to northern ireland, scotland moving into northern england, rain, hillsnow, a lot of cloud moving in, into the cold air, that means a raw feel to things during monday, by tuesday, the position will chang

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showers in wales and south—west england, starting to frame some of the north sea coasts.d and northern ireland. showers are still wintry in northern scotland, and along the north sea coast, the showers become more frequent. some will have hail and wind, with around 50 rain —— around 50 miles an hour. many of us inland will avoid showers and see plenty of sunshine. it does not do much for the temperature, most spots in single figures. 0n much for the temperature, most spots in single figures. on sunday night, a widespread frost developing away from the windy and showery seacoast. some rain on monday spreading into northern england, southern scotland, especially across the hills. 0n tuesday, milder air especially across the hills. 0n tuesday, milderairacross especially across the hills. 0n tuesday, milder air across the atlantic, with temperatures getting back into double figures. we start next week on a cold and frosty night. that will not last long as it turns mild once again. this is bbc news. the headlines at four: the british woman charged with drug smuggling in egypt

showers, retreating back into the north sea. north of london in the south wales, south of that, look out for some fog in the rush hour in the morning. it will thicken up about that time and it could be dense in somerset and wiltshire. should be pleading way by late morning. the band of rain stuck in place for much of the day. on either side, we get some sunshine. it will be called across many northern areas, and this is where we will see the best of the sunshine. the weather front does tend to pull away and things calm down as we move into the day. they are waiting for this weather from the patient of the northwest and is a big area of low pressure that could come into play by the weekend. otherwise quite a lot of dry weather. a fair bit of cloud developing through the day. one of the showers picking out and most of the showers picking out and most of the rain in the north—west of scotland, temperatures again, 12 or 14 celsius. pretty normal for this time of year. wet weather will develop into the evening and overnight. these two

showers clipping the north sea coast tomorrow, fading in the afternoon.wales on thick cloud moving into scotla nd wales on thick cloud moving into scotland and northern ireland producing rain. snow to higher ground in scotland and parts of the pennines. how much, for how long is open to question. it will be another cold day with the cloud increasing across the uk. milder air coming in for tuesday and wednesday, but with lots of cloud. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5:00: michael gove faces criticism for saying he didn't know what the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing in iran. borisjohnson is said to have had a constructive conversation today with mrs zaghari—ratcliffe's husband, following the foreign secretary's suggestion she was training journalists in iran. first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive. the prince of wales has led the country in honouring its war dead on remembrance sunda

showers around north sea coasts.nd running into scotland. 0utbrea ks of northern ireland and running into scotland. outbreaks of rain beginning to move in. there's weather system is moving into colder air. it means there is a likelihood of seeing snow on higher ground in scotland, maybe to the pennines as as this moisture moves in. at relatively low levels for some spots briefly, but some uncertainty. you will find snow out of this weather system. cloud increases, sunshine across southern parts of england into the afternoon but it will be another cold feeling day. the weather system will take the wet weather system will take the wet weather southwards as we go into tuesday. it starts to fade away which means there isn't a huge amount of moisture. we get mad air coming in bringing the atlantic influence back into the uk, cutting off the flow of arctic air. it will be milder by tuesday and into wednesday. although temperatures have gone up at this stage, there is plenty of cloud around, patchy rain but it looks like it

a strong wind up north and a gusty wind over north sea coast throughout the afternoon.ery gusty winds. most will see lots of sunshine, a brisk feel to things, but with that chilly wind, and haemorrhages in single figures, and just double figures for some “— figures, and just double figures for some —— temperatures in single figures. the strongest wind means there will be a wide spread frost developing. there may be a bit of snow at times over the high hills. but through the week it will turn milder after that cold and frosty start to the week. milder air on the way next week. cloud coming back to us. way next week. cloud coming back to us. patchy and occasional rain at times. there is more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at two: two minutes silence across the country — in memory of those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. the husband of a british woman held in prison in iran renews his call for a meeting with borisjohnson and to accompany the foreign secretary should he visit the country. donald trump has held brief informal tal

this bug will take time to pull away into the north sea.e a feature of the date that the temperature is notjust as low as they will get in the days to come. double figures across the south. that really is the last of the mild error because once those weather front of moved across the channel into the near continent, that then open the gate to supply of cold tea rs that then open the gate to supply of cold tears streaming these isobars from well north of the british isles, so that is what will change oui’ isles, so that is what will change our weather from the relatively mild airof our weather from the relatively mild air of late sunday and monday into something a good deal colder as we get to tuesday, wednesday and thursday. notice the supply of showers in northern and eastern parts, and the irish sea into pembrokeshire and parts of the south—west, some of the showers even here turning wintry across higher ground. the wind really becoming a feature across eastern parts as we get on through the day and where we have high ground in the east t

days and over the course on friday into saturday there could be some more falling closer to the north seaareas could be as cold as minus seven celsius, but that is the absolute lowest it will get and we have already had that this season so far. tomorrow, a lot of crisp sunshine, stronger winds. mostly rain here but some of us will get some snow, and maybe some showers in the south west two. it will be around 2—3dc, but it will feel like it is —2 or minus three celsius. we are ending the working week again zero. 5—6 obvious. there is a chance that we could see some sleep, maybe in the south east for a time early on friday morning. a change on the way for a saturday. slightly less cold air. not particularly mild. an area of high pressure with wind blowing like so, and what it will do is bring a little bit of atlantic wharf dinardo renovation —— a bit of warmth in our direction. but it will still feel pretty chilly. thanks. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: britai

still one or two showers clipping coastal england along the north sea coast, into tomorrow, fading innd snow at higher ground in scotland, perhaps in two parts of the pennines as well. how much for how long, still open to question so keep checking the forecast going into tomorrow morning. it will be another cold day with cloud increasing across the uk, but milder aircoming in increasing across the uk, but milder air coming in for tuesday and wednesday. but with lots of cloud, by for now. hello, this is bbc news with me, reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his parliamentary computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive. the bbc understands the foreign secretary, borisjohnson has contacted the husband of a british woman who's in prison in iran. his cabinet colleague,michael gove says tehran should be facing criticism over the case as he rejects calls for mrjohnson to resign. the prince of wales has led the nation in honouring britain's war dead on remembrance sunday. a mur

the showers clearing away, and will become more numerous along the north sea coast. snow over the higher ground. it will be a windy day tomorrow across the uk. as i mentioned earlier, the showers are more numerous into the afternoon, and this is probably where we will find the strongest winds. most of us will have a sunny remembrance sunday, but temperatures are down. single figures, feeling chillier in the wind, and away from the north sea coast which stay wintry and showery, there will be a widespread frost developing. sought a cold, frosty start to monday, with wet whether moving in. after the cold start to the week it will turn milder as the week goes on, with a lot of cloud around and some rain from tuesday onwards —— and some rain, but from tuesday onwards, not very much. this is bbc news. the headlines at three: bells chime two minutes silence across the country — in memory of those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. the british woman charged with drug smuggling in egypt has now been referred to a criminal court for trial. the husband

quite a few showers in the north sea that look like they will move on shore this afternoon. the showers in the west will ease across the south—west of england and wales in the second pa rt of england and wales in the second part of the day. further east, the showers will persist across east anglia. a lot of sunshine across the british isles for the second half of today. still a few showers for northern ireland. the temperatures you see behind me are somewhat deceptive. it will feel much colder, because you must factor in the northerly wind. but the wind will die down overnight, because this high pressure will open up the isobars and high pressure will open up the isoba rs and make high pressure will open up the isobars and make for a clear night, but also a very cold night. definitely a chilly start to the new week. there will at least be some early sunshine across england and wales, but make the most of it. the cloud will come piling in and will make for another chilly day. the rain will fall in northern ireland and also scotland. that weather system coming in is the first

the great flood of nine hundred fifty three to complete the infrastructure necessary to keep the north sea out of the netherlands and of course river in rotterdam every day some of the projects are going on of course it's all underpinned by a belief that you have to work with the water rather than against it and of course the political will to make it happen. in rotterdam the chinese are visiting being shown a pretty open space it's actually a flood basin they're impressed and want to copy it. it's carefully designed we could use some of it in china we have already implemented and we are hoping to work with the netherlands much more they are not the only ones where the amsterdam was a conference thirty global mayors listening to the mayor of rotterdam tell them spending on prevention is far too. than having to evacuate their cities but if you do the math and you see the amount of money that you pay aftermath in the aftermath to repair the damage there will be i think more money than we spent at prevention. building a resilient system of water defense. in a year when hoost and found itself

some sunshine and some heavy showers, particularly on the north sea coast.reezing for some of us, parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england particularly. some of us will be scraping the ice off the car. still one or two showers clipping coastal england along the north sea coast, into tomorrow, fading in the afternoon. cloud increasing for england and wales, rain and snow to higher ground in scotla nd rain and snow to higher ground in scotland and parts of the pennines as well perhaps. how much for how long stalled into question, so keep checking the forecast going into tomorrow morning. it'll be another cold day with the cloud increasing across the uk. but we are seeing malware coming in for choosing wednesday, but with of cloud. by now. hello, this is bbc news with me, reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his parliamentary computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive.

the wind strong along north sea coast this afternoon. plenty of showers.eavy, lots of hail and thunder. some sleet as well. plenty of sunshine inland. tonight it's not going to be as cold. temperatures dipping away to give a widespread frost, colder in the suburbs and countryside. temperatures well below freezing going into the morning, especially in northern ireland northern england and scotland. we should be scraping ice of cars in the morning. at atm tomorrow we know it's going to be a cold and frosty start, eight good few degrees shaved off these temperatures in towns and cities. if few of those showers in postal parts,. the weather system is poised to move in. as we move into cold air we will see outbreaks of rain. as we go through the day and into cold in we see some snow out and about. the hills, particularly in northern scotland and the southern uplands and pennines, perhaps relatively low levels briefly, but uncertainty about the snow and helmet disruptive it may be. check the forecast heading out in the morning. —— how disruptive it might be. inc

they become more confined to the north sea coast of england, elsewhere turning drier and colder than ost developing in several places, you can see the blue colours there. something a little less cold pushing into the north—west by the end of the night as a weather system pushes in, bringing increasing cloud and outbreaks of rain. so we start monday morning cold and frosty, you can still see the blue hue, so some places around freezing or below. we will continue to still see scattered showers and blustery conditions across the eastern coast, particularly from lincolnshire down towards east anglia. the odd heavier one, too. for much of northern england, also a cold start, but increasing wind and cloud across the west of scotland, outbreaks of rain pushing into the western isles. this weather will continue eastwards through the course of the day, bringing rain and hill snow, even snow down to lower levels across central and eastern scotland before it all turns back to rain as the milder air moves in. for northern ireland, turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, elsewhere a fine day, but t

showers clipping coastal england on the north sea coast into tomorrow, fading in the afternoon.nd northern ireland, producing rain and snow on higher ground in scotland and perhaps the pennines. how much for how long is open to question. check the forecast tomorrow morning. it will be another cold day with cloud increasing across the uk. but milder air will come in on tuesday wednesday. but there will be lots of cloud. goodbye now. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove faces criticism for saying he didn't know what the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing in iran. borisjohnson is said to have had a constructive conversation today with mrs zaghari—ratcliffe's husband following the foreign secretary's intervention in the case last week. first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive. the prince of wales has led the country in honouring its war dead on remembrance sunday, taking the queen's place to lay a wreath at the cenotaph

sunshine across northern ireland and northern england, away from a couple of showers running down the north sea of cloud heading through the band of cloud heading through the south of england, the midlands and into the south of wales. some fog during the rush hourfor some, tending to lift later to low cloud. cheering up in the far south—west perhaps. the best of the sunshine northern england and northwards, though temperatures no better than 10 degrees in scotland. this weather front producing this area of cloud eases away overnight. nothing really happening as we head into friday. the weather front in the north—west very weak. light winds elsewhere. a fair bit of cloud to begin the day across england and wales. maybe breaking up, any mist and fog lifting and sunshine beginning to come through. it will get colder this weekend, because the wind direction will change. the wind will strengthen as well, with a north—westerly that will drag down the cold air as the weekend goes on. that is behind this rain that will have developed overnight, and starting the weekend wet across the east midlands and