and these showers will continue to feed into north sea coastal areas during the course of sunday, a fewn parts of northern ireland. otherwise, some sunshine for the north—west, and western fringes of england and wales should see a little bit of brightness here and there, but it will be a cold day. like i mentioned, we've got highs of 5 to 7 degrees. factor in the wind, that easterly wind — particularly across england and wales — it'll feel colder than that. as we head into monday, subtle changes. i think the winds become a little bit lighter across england and wales and they'll be coming in from a more north—easterly direction. they're still feeding in a few showers across the north sea coast. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather around. best of the sunshine towards the west. and i think the winds are a little bit lighter. should feel a bit warmer. i think a degree or so up, we're up to highs of eight or nine degrees in places. still, close to the north sea coast, around five or six degrees. then we start to see some changes as we head deeper into the new week. higher pressure builds across

and these showers will continue to feed into north sea coastal areas during the course of sunday a fewa little bit of brightness here and there but it will be a cold day. like i mentioned, we've got highs of 5—7. factor in the wind, that easterly wind, practically across england and wales, it will feel colder than that. as we head into monday, subtle changes. i think the winds become a little bit lighter across england and wales, and be coming in from a more north—easterly direction. they'll still feed in a few showers across some north sea coasts. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather around. best of the sunshine towards the west. and i think the winds a little bit lighter. should feel a bit warmer — i think a degree or so up. we're up to highs of eight or nine in places but still, close to the north sea coasts, then around 5 or 6. then we start to see changes as we head deeper into the new week. higher pressure builds across greenland, low pressure across scandinavia. that allows a northerly airflow to develop between the pressure systems and it's going to drag down arctic air across the c

j terminal is based in vill helms hoffen on the north sea coast. the facility will allow germany to import allen j from other parts of the world, including a signed deal to import from kata from 2026. but the project has been criticized for prolonging germany's reliance on fossil fuels contradicting the government's climate goals. did we reconcile clement protection and energy transition with combating need? but the combating need is the priority. this facility can supply 50000 households annually. and belin is now planning on building more alan j terminals, adding to a europe wide network that at hopes will help provide energy independence. janasia has gone to the polls in an election boycotted by the opposition. voters also stayed away early figures suggests the turnout of just 9 percent. shanicea became the only democracy to emerge from the wave of national uprisings known as the arab spring. now people fear the freedoms they gained are being eroded. heading to the polls to pick a new parliament one would severely reduce powers. it's the 1st ele

north sea coast and again the north sea coast of north—east england, heavy snow for the likes of durhamer than recent days. still snow around so one to six degrees but cold, colder than some areas which keep lying snow. to the end of the working week, we started the area of high pressure towards the south but this small area of low pressure into the north, that's likely to produce more persistent significant snowfall across central parts of scotland through into friday, could be some rain sleet but snow mixed in across parts of northern ireland. further south you're more likely be the day, still blue colours up, a coalfield the weather but as we go into the weekend, a change in the way. high—pressure looks like it slips out towards the south—east of the uk and that's opening the doors for lower pressure and something milder to move on from the south—west. through the weekend, politically through to sunday, south—westerly winds with us and milder errors well. before you get there, saturday is still a lot of dry settled on a fairly chilly weather, somehow outbreaks of rain and snow across

but installing offshore turbines creates a great deal of noise in the north sea. it damage the hearing of porpoises driving them away from their feeding and breeding grounds. you can perform entrance and most likely exceed pilots and they have to drive into the steep it by hammering or impact pile driving. and this course on the water noise, which is smallest comparable essence stopping aircraft. the sounds emitted by the pile structural elements smashing into the sea floor travel several kilometers from the source. but help is on the way compressed air flowing through tubes on the ocean floor round the piles creates bubbles that rise to the surface, forming a tight insulation curtain. fewer sound waves managed to penetrate the barrier leading to a 90 percent reduction in volume. this is how things sound without an air bubble curtain and this is with an air bubble curtain. challenging issues that if to, to lift with feel sure, conditions, wind waves, weather conditions, currents and so on. but thanks to tighter regulations, the curtains are now almost standard for

it'll feel colder than that because of the strength of the wind, particularly on the north sea.sterly wind. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: the g7 and australia join europe's plan to cap the price of russian oil, reducing the revenues that help moscow fund its war in ukraine. prince william awards the earthshot prize, recognising those working to address climate change. the uk development minister warns large numbers of people are in danger of dying from the drought in somalia if the international community does not respond soon. more drama at the world cup as the group stage comes to an end: south korea grab a late winner to progress at the expense of uruguay. and will smith in london to promote his film emancipation, and avoiding talking about that ceremony.

most rundown the north sea and into norfolk and suffolk and more snow in northern scotland. particularly windy, the strongest winds in those wintry showers in northern scotland and down the north sea coast which is where it will feel particularly cold. temperatures lower than today around 3—5. feel particularly cold. temperatures lower than today around 3—5 . and heading into wednesday night, thursday morning, a widespread frost again, colderacross again, colder across the south—eastern areas with the clear skies put it more snow continuing to fall in northern scotland, icy conditions here and it could be icy for a while in northern ireland and western england and wales where there is the possibility of a mixture of rain, sleet and snow but otherwise more wintry showers brushing the north sea coasts and look at that, temperatures even lower on thursday, only around two or three degrees. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at six on tuesday 6th december. it's time tojoin it's time to join our news team is where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferri

in 2011 germany introduced one of the world's 1st noise limits in place to protect north sea marine life. air bubble curtains are now standard. there in the industry is doing fine. taiwan is introducing a similar regulation. quieter is better for the environment, but without incentives or new laws, the industry has few reasons to change. the role of those in conservation is controversial, but some argue they play a valuable role in educating the public about animals and helpful sort of values about the need to protect species. we met a new application officer in chennai was committed to doing just that. i me see that the green iguana sealer 30 threshing splash of cool water. a new born gavia called its mother and broke her heart global so that she can the madame crocodile bank sees the bees allows web users to get up close and personal with all these animals that are due in the southern indian state of not being them online. will encourage visitors to drop by in person and learn more or less tell you when people come to the create, you gave them about the animals, how these animals live

we'll see the easterly breeze bringing in a few more showers towards north sea coasts. in northern ireland that should tend to thin and break a bit. it stays cloudy and damp and north—west scotland, but other parts of scotland will see some sunshine. there will be sunshine at times across england and wales, a few more showers coming in on that breeze across eastern parts of england and it looks quite cloudy in the afternoon for southeastern parts of england. temperature—wise tomorrow, similar to where they have been for the past couple of day, so around 7 or 8 degrees. we stayed in colder air over the weekend and it's going to get colder as the weekend goes on. that weather front takes rain away from the north—west, a few more isobars on the chart. signs that the winds are picking up a bit. and again, we we'll see some sunshine here and there, but also some showers. probably more showers on sunday, mainly for the northern half of the uk not so many in the south, but there will be a covering of cloud here. for all of us, the breeze will be picking up as well. it is not a

a huge ship carrying liquefied natural gas, arrived at the port of vill, homes, half and on the north sea where the country in the groups of a cold snap. we ask how long will supplies last? also coming up as energy bills, sore families in a sonia, are clubbing together to make ends meet. and how a canal poland bill to allow ships to avoid russian waters is turning into a tourist attraction. this is dw business. i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me . germany is one step closer to ending its reliance on russian gas after a huge ship containing liquefied natural gas arrived at the port of bill, hence half and on the north sea. it's a key part of the infrastructure that will allow the processing of the fuel to take place. germany is counting on l. n. g as an alternative to the natural gas and used to receive via pipeline from russia. with the ship's name hug, esperanza alludes to hope this ellen g floating terminal is expected to supply 6 per cent of jo.

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughan awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around 2 to only 5 celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: rafael warnock has beaten herschel walker in the us mid—term elections. a special report from haiti, where an outbreak of cholera is adding to the misery of people in one of the world's most dangerous countries. a jury in new york finds the trump organization guilty on multiple charges of tax fraud. morocco on the march — they beat former winners spain to reach the world cup quarterfinals. we deserve it, it was really so hard, it was tough. but we made it! it's a dream for us to be in the quarterfinal. they face portugal in the quarterfinals.

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughpical temperatures only around two or three degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. goodbye. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: morocco on the march. they beat former winners spain to reach the world cup quarter finals i am so happy! i am really happy! my boss back home in london, can you please give me another extension to the semifinal, please? i love you too. you are the best! they face portugal in the quarter finals. the team beat switzerland— with ronaldo left out of the starting line—up. we will have the latest on georgia as polls close in the crucial run—off election for the senate. a special report from haiti where an outbreak of cholera is adding to the misery of p

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughtures only around 2 or 3 degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around 2 to only 5 celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines: in the us state of georgia, the democratic incumbent, rafael warnock, has beaten the republican former football star herschel walker to win the last senate seat up for grabs in the midterm elections. the democrats now have a 51—a9 seat moroccan football fans have been celebrating their country's world cup win over spain. the victory has taken them into the quarterfinals for the first time. they will next face portugal, who beat switzerland despite dropping ronaldo from the team. the quarter finals start on friday.

j terminal is based in vill helms hoffen on the north sea coast. the facility will allow germany to import allen j from other parts of the world, including a signed deal to import from cut off from 2026. but the project has been criticized for prolonging germany's reliance on fossil fuels contradicting the government's climate goals. did we reconcile clement protection and energy transition with combating need? but combating need is the priority. this facility can supply 50000 households annually. and belinda is now planning on building more alan j terminals, adding to a europe wide network that it hopes will help provide energy independence. let's take a look now at some other world news headlines. china has seen a sharp rise in coven 19 cases in the capital, beijing. i numbers of workers there have been testing positive shortly after measures were eased. following public unrest. funeral homes are also overwhelmed, and staff shortages are leading to delays. informations, peruse, caretaker, president dana bodhisattva is refusing to step down and ur

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughcal temperatures only around two or three degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. good. goodbye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from san francisco. i'm stephen sackur. california was the launchpad for america's tech revolution. the giants of our digital age, the likes of gates, jobs, and musk, built their empires from right here in california. their work has transformed our lives, but it hasn't always

it's a big vessel that ducks on the sore of germany, north sea. and then this vessel is been able to actually transform this shill. liquid gas back into the original state, back into gas. it takes a lot of energy. it takes a lot of technology. so it's really a big undertaking that's happening on those ships. which also means since their ships, they're much more flexible. so what we don't need right now is a pipeline, and that will help us diversify or to help germany diversify away from russian gas . okay. flexibility. diversity i. where is germany going to be getting as gus from them? so for now it's still getting its gas from the european partners. b is spain, the, the netherlands, belgium. but that looks good on paper. as a matter of fact, much of that gas that goes into those ships that come from the european partners is actually of russian gas to, while we are trying to diversify way and to substitute the russian oil, we're actually also getting russian gas. and so it's very hard to not have russian gas in the mix and you know, to really get

that'll drive in a few showers to north sea coasts. pushing this weather front away from the north—west corner of the uk, so it'll be turning a little bit drier here, as well. it will drive further showers into eastern scotland, eastern england, particularly north—east england, one or two into northern ireland during the overnight period. some of them could have a wintry flavour over the higher ground. where skies are clear we will likely see a touch of frost and there is a chance where you get a shower and then skies clear and temperatures fall then there could be a touch of ice in places as well to start sunday. a chilly start to the day on sunday. there will be more sunshine around, though, for the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. still a few showers pushing into eastern scotland, eastern england. again, a wintry flavour over higher ground. further south, some drier weather around. the best of the brightness towards western fringes, but it's going to be cold wherever you are. this is bbc news with the latest headlines fo

a huge ship carrying liquefied natural gas arrived at the port of villains, half and on the north sea, where the country in the grips of a cold snap, we ask how long will supplies last? overcome me up as energy bill saw families in a sonia are clubbing together to make ends meet and how a canal poland built to allow ships to avoid russian waters is turning into a tourist attraction. this is dw business. i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me . germany is one step closer to ending its reliance on russian gas after a huge ship containing liquefied natural gas arrived at the port of bill hens, half and on the north sea. it's a key part of the infrastructure that will allow the processing of the fuel to take place. germany is counting on l. n. g as an alternative to the natural gas and used to receive via pipeline from russia. with the ship's name hug, esperanza alludes to hope this ellen g floating terminal is expected to supply 6 per cent of germany's annual gas consumption. that's big, given the countries dire need for alternatives to russian energy exports. i'm in a few months with

all that garbage doesn't div travel along the north seas main current board. but what we also found out is that gonna be just very susceptible to wind ins. kazama hungered on that. i'm up where we released him. the boy is the total of 3 times a year. under those $63400.00 timber boys were released in the north sea in the tributaries law and offshore. of, of you hook measure to response rate. the literally for 40 percent life it's actually 43 percent finished or in the direction of the current. we know that waste is basically driven into the gym and bang on and then more or less along the coast deflates because shine and denmark to the north and then along the norwegian coastline out in the arctic. but the lucas me but this coastline is not. they were heavily populated by and that means although the small islands there, i think there will be a lot left us focus is on my new one or business. if your boys really make it not just to denmark, but it may be that they land some way here along the swedish coast, even that they then go out again with a tight and then d

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around 2 to only 5 celsius. goodbye. but thoughts become words and words become real. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. democrat raphael warnock wins the election run off in georgia after a bitter election run off. he solidifies democratic control. it he solidifies democratic control. , he solidifies democratic control-— he solidifies democratic control. , , ., ., ., control. it is my honour to utter the _ control. it is my honour to utter the powerful - control. it is my honour to utter the powerful words i control. it is my honour to . utter the powerful words ever spokenin utter the powerful words ever spoken in a dem

before reaching the north sea in the netherlands. ah, the lower german lea mess is also known as the wet lima. ah, and finally the last side in germany to be added to the unesco world heritage less than 2021 is the shoe size of spire. bombs and mines shown is an acronym of the 1st letters of the 3 cities. medieval hebrew names the 3 cities form, part of what was once referred to as jerusalem. on the rhine. the site includes remains of a mix up or ritual bath, inspire and the highly cassandra cemetery informs we hope you've enjoyed our ariel tour of unesco world heritage sites in germany. ah ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah, with ah. with logging in to the throne and finally i get any urge you to think of your ground under those billions of the room without your voice from popular prince to controversial monarch charles the 3rd the making of a monarch. in 15 minutes boni w. in good shape, having children easy as pie or is it when the wish were a baby remains unfulfilled? how can women and men increase their fertility? and when things finally do w

section stretches across parts of highland funds and north in best failure, before reaching the north sea and the netherlands. ah. the lower german limits is also known as the wet lima. ah, and finally the last site in germany to be added to the unesco world heritage list in 2021 is the shewn side of speier, bombs and mines. sham is an acronym of the 1st letters of the 3 cities, medieval hebrew names the 3 cities form, part of what was once referred to as jerusalem on the rhine. the site includes remains of a mix up or ritual bath, inspire and the highly cassandra cemetery informs we hope you've enjoyed our ariel tour of unesco world heritage sites in germany. ah ah ah ah, ah ah, ah, with a, [000:00:00;00] with a joy ride through fascinating world, into uncharted depth our guides know their way around in a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required with our games on the melting ice. a reporter tracks down the arctics major player element. russia is quite a if you see something that looked like they responded, has to do with with i discovered stories that c

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughee degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. goodbye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: morocco on the march. they beat former winners spain to reach the world cup quarter finals. iamso i am so happy! i am really happy! my boss back home in london, can you please give me another extension to the grand final, please? ilove another extension to the grand final, please? i love you. you are the best! we will have the latest on georgia as polls close in the crucial run—off election for the senate. a special report from haiti, where an outbreak of cholera is adding to the misery of people in one of the world's most dangerous countries. indonesia is

but boys were released in the north sea in the tributaries law and offshore, up the hook made at the response rate. the literally for 40 percent life, it's actually 43 percent finished or in the direction of the current. we know that waste is basically driven into the gym and bang and then more or less along the coast deflates we call shine and denmark to the north. and then along the norwegian coastline out in the arctic. what do you think of but this coastline is not so heavily populated by and that means although these small islands that i think there will be a lot left us focus is on my new one. or if your boys really make it not just to denmark, but it may be that they land somewhere here along the swedish coast, even see that they then go out again with a tight and then drift out along the coast of no way towards the out. take if doctor we still have an hour right out of that. yeah. another hour status stuff. that's all we're not crazy. who did $93.00 bottom to one is now we're taking china in total of $800.00 whole another ambulance the one to talk to you about like to know wa

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around 2 to only 5 celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: moroccan football fans have been celebrating their country's world cup win over spain. the victory has taken them into the quarter finals for the first time in their history. they'll next face portugal who thrashed switzerland despite dropping cristiano ronaldo from the team. the quarter finals start on friday. polls have closed in georgia in an often bitterly fought election for the us senate. the run—off vote will determine which party gets the only remaining senate seat to be contested. the poll was triggered after no candidate received 50% of the vote in the midterm elections last month. donald trump's family real estate business

we've still got those showers and low pressure moving down the north sea, enhancing those showers fory morning, although there could be some in the south in particular because we've got a stronger wind. but those ease off again, thursday sees the showers mostly in the north and in the east. we're watching out towards the atlantic for friday. so do stay tuned to the forecast. but some good spells of sunshine take temperatures marginally a little higher. but we could have a quite persistent spell of snow in the north on friday and something milder potentially into the weekend, as we've talked about, but with it, there'll be a transient spell of snow as well. so to keep up to date on the temperatures where you are, you can head to the app. the warnings are on the website, too. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... a week after china relaxed its lockdown rules — covid—19 is spreading — fast — across the country. china's hospitals are overrun — and under pressure. american scientists working on nuclearfusion make a breakthrough that could he

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, although three degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. our headlines today. more industrial action in the run up to christmas. this time thousands of ambulance staff are to go on strike. prince harry and meghan receive a human rights award just days before their explosive netflix documentary is due to air. good morning. for the rest of this week it is turning colder by day and by night. the met office has weather warnings out for a snow and ice in northern scotland, ice in eastern england, wales and northern ireland. details later in the programme.

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughree degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the cost of strict covid controls. trade tumbles in the world's second biggest economy — china's exports and imports sink. how to rebuild ukraine as russia continues to pummel critical infrastructure. we hearfrom the ebrd as it commits over 3 billion euro to keep the economy functioning. and counting the cost of christmas — trees are rising in price. the boss of europe's largest christmas tree wholesaler is on the programme to tell us why.

still some showers grazing those north sea coasts, more snow to come across northern scotland, althoughes only around two or three degrees. it doesn't get an awful lot better than that on friday either. another widespread, quite sharp frost. you can see we've got a few wintry showers, mainly around coastal areas. so in many, actually, the winds will be light. there'll be some sunshine around, but temperatures may be no better than around two to only five celsius. goodbye. 0rla guerin, bbc news, port—au—prince. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the other main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. this week's programme is a mix of medical marvels. we'll look at the cutting—edge gene therapy that could bring hope to millions. we'll find out how artificial intelligence is helping doctors assess the risk of breast cancer returning. and see the smartglasses helping make sense

it will feel colder than that because of the strength of the wind particularly on the north sea.y seacoast again pushed in by that easterly wind. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe plans to cap the price of russian oil, reducing the revenues that helps moscow fund its war in ukraine. ukraine says several of its embassies across europe have been sent parcels containing blood and animal body parts. conspiracy theorist alex jones files for bankruptcy, after being ordered to pay more than a billion dollars, for falsely claiming a school shooting was a hoax. and — prince william meets president biden in boston, on day three of a royal visit that's been overshadowed by events elsewhere.

coasts with the wind coming off the north sea.sunday. long queues outside hospitals — more than 11,000 people a week in england are waiting in ambulances outside a&e. we come in in the morning at nine o'clock, and we were queueing then, and there was no bed space at nine in the morning. you see the time come up on the call and it's hours ago and you think, "gosh, what are we going to turn up to?", and they're in a really bad state. we will be asking what can be done to improve things. also on the programme... the royal british visit is overshadowed as a charity boss is challenged over where she really comes from. the growing impact of drugs gangs on communities. we hear from the parents fearful for their children.

and in the coast of the north sea, especially northern scotland seeing that snow. continues as we head overnight and have your across northern scotland, we may see some mixture of rain and sleet and snow into northern ireland as well. it has coming into cold air in another widespread frost with clear skies across many parts of the country. we have this core there, this northerly air and across the country, the winds in a particularly strong severity of the sclera skies, the low temperatures are at night. i see for a while across northern ireland and they turned a bit icy across parts of england and wales with weather weather beginning to move in some showers quizzing those north sea coast and more snow to come across northern scotland although the snow may ease of leader in the day if anything, it may be a bit colder on thursday with typical temperatures on the run two or three degrees. it does not did not flood the run friday either, sharp frost if you winter showers mainly around coastal areas in many where the winds will be light in the business in china around

satisfy all needs of windmills let us down again in the north sea this autumn it was calm. wind blew weakly or it did not exist at all; accordingly, the wind generation of the current situation decreased. the weather cannot bring good luck to the germans at all. no, the wind is bad. there is also bad. just recently, a storm rose on the sea and the construction of an lng terminal in the northwestern port of wilgels haffen got up. but liquefied gas, the only alternative to russian gas in europe, it is now oh, how needed, and then there is also abnormal cold. we have already mentioned in our program the strengths snowfalls in the north of germany are the first, but not the last this season, and winter has just begun, so germany will probably beat its own anti-records for burning coal more than once in the coming months. and finally, the reason for the mass death of seals in the caspian sea could be oxygen starvation, in other words, the caspian seals suffocated. how it happened, now let's try to figure it out, what happened really looks mysterious last weekend on the shore of

that was fuels in the north sea. biggest products, most productive industries was we've been phasing it out . i'm we've been phasing it out. i'm glad to say the government's allowing investment in the north sea, but it should be allowing people to drill for shale gas onshore because that come on stream much quicker as well as slowing onshore wind, which can also come more quickly than offshore wind . those are two offshore wind. those are two things that were contribute to growth and contribute to energy security at the same time . also security at the same time. also suggested that rather than traditional renewable those like the sunak going slightly warmer on the onshore wind farms as karen said that we should take deep breath and invest in our brilliant educational and scientific heritage and go for more radical things like hydrogen , which we've made hydrogen, which we've made progress on in the past and not just size will be, but also this new range of mini nuclear stations that rolls—royce have ready to go. if

it is windy along the north sea coasts but for many the winds not desperately strong, however it is goingo five degrees and feeling colder in the wind. and as we head into wednesday night, we have frost again, widely, it will be colder across south—east parts of the country, we have got some more snow continuing in northern scotland, icy conditions here as well. and it could be icy perhaps first thing in northern ireland. following some rain, sleet and snowy will move over the irish sea into western parts of wales and again, some wintry showers grazing the north sea coast, for many it will be dry and sunny, if anything it will be colder, temperatures only two or three degrees. huw. more analysis of the day's main stories coming up on newsnight and it is my colleague kirsty presenting tonight, that is on bbc two. and they arejust preparing tonight, that is on bbc two. and they are just preparing to go on air now, here on bbc one as you know our colleagues in the nations and regions standing by with the news where you. but from all of us on the ten team. hello and welcome to our look ahead

we've still got those showers and low pressure moving down the north sea, enhancing those showers forcold overnight, possibly less fog on thursday morning, although there could be some in the south in particular because we've got a stronger wind. but those ease off again, thursday sees the showers mostly in the north and in the east. we're watching out towards the atlantic for friday. so do stay tuned to the forecast. but some good spells of sunshine take temperatures marginally a little higher. but we could have a quite persistent spell of snow in the north on friday and something milder potentially into the weekend, as we've talked about, but with it, there'll be a transient spell of snow as well. so to keep up to date on the temperatures where you are, you can head to the app. the warnings are on the website, too. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: china experiences a surge of covid cases a week after relaxing the country's strict rules on quarantines and lockdowns. the top gear presenter �*freddie�* flintoff is air—lifted to hospital after an acciden