again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the north sea, which means that storm connellfact, miss us. but, further towards the west and the north, it'll be much better with some sunshine, light winds. but it will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow. so that's wednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time — but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west. low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ireland with increasing winds. and also, this will be responsible for introducing milder weather in the days ahead to many parts of the uk. so, temperatures are expected to rise as we head towards t

maybe some wintry showers too, for north sea—facing coasts.peratures, just low single figures for many of us. and that cold, wintry weather is set to last as we head through the rest of the working week. so very chilly indeed. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the kremlin warns president biden is throwing "oil on fire" by giving the green light for ukraine to strike inside russia with us—supplied missiles. the ability to use the atacms missiles to complicate russia's planning will be important to the ukrainians. whether they are granted the permission to use it more widely in the future, well, we'll have to see. ukraine on the agenda, as the g20 summit gets under way in brazil. also happening in the next few hours in rio, the first high—level meeting in more than six years between britain and china. these are live pictures coming into us from rio dejaneiro, where world leaders are gathering for the g20 summit. leaders are starting to arrive at the conference centre here in rio dejaneiro, where the war in ukraine but also issues lik

you can see the high pressure centred in the north sea. the wind blowing around it. s. the clouds do tend to break up a bit. some of us are in for some sunshine through the course of today. certainly not gloomy everywhere. 0ver certainly not gloomy everywhere. over the course of the night, the sky is remaining clear. for example, northern and eastern scotland will turn and eastern scotland will turn a little colder. that means that in the morning on sunday, perhaps only a degrees in aberdeen. for many of us, it will be closer to 10 degrees. mist and drizzle for a time in the morning. a slow—moving area of high pressure. again, some of high pressure. again, some of us have a bit of sunshine. it will probably be a little bit brighter tomorrow. it isn't a guarantee. for many of us, it will be exactly the same. temperature is exactly the same. mid—teens, generally speaking, crossing the uk. it will feel more present. chilly for aberdeen. will feel more present. chilly foraberdeen. high will feel more present. chilly for aberdeen. high pressure weathers. echoes across cent

a bit of a nippy northerly breeze coming down the north sea coast, and temperatures will be a degreesant enough. and light winds for the majority under our area of high pressure. but there are a couple of flies in the ointment, one of them comes later tuesday into wednesday, working its way we think down the north sea, so bringing rather more cloud and breeze, a chilly breeze back in across east anglia, in the south—east and probably overnight and into wednesday. some rain, but for most after a chilly start and probably a bit more frost around into next week and some morning fog. low level fog, it does look like another dry bright day. good spells of sunshine on tuesday, but it might be some more rain, as i say, in the south on wednesday and then in the north into thursday. as ever, there's more on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines... it's been announced that queen camilla is to miss remembrance events being held in the uk this weekend. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision was made to allow the queen time to recover from a chest infection — and to protect o

north sea, reaching gale force at times and making it feel a little on the chilly side.rnoon, further northwards, temperatures will be dropping through the afternoon, and it will start to get colder and colder. then, through monday night, that colder air surges its way southwards — a real turnaround weather fortunes. we get a widespread frost, a much colder night on the cards. well, that takes us on into tuesday, and it's a dry, sunny start to the day, if cold for most of us. the exception is northern ireland, where we get this band of rain. the rain starts to move into that colder air, we start to see a little bit of snow on its leading edge, initially falling across parts of scotland. and it's across the hills of northern scotland that that lasts longest could cause one or two issues, but eventually milder air will mean that the snow all turns back to rain, and then later in the week, yes, it is set to turn a good deal milder. with that milder weather comes thicker cloud and rain at times. that's your weather. bye—bye. reaches north wales and north midlands. behind tha

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again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the north sea, which means that storm conallit will be chilly — five celsius in belfast, around three celsius expected in glasgow. so that's wednesday. now, here's a look at thursday's weather forecast. you can see what we call a transient area of high pressure between two low pressures — and that means light winds, some clear skies into thursday morning, and of course, a touch of frost, in fact, widespread frost expected north or south. and there'll probably be some mist and fog in some locations, as well. so, here's that bean—shaped area of transient high pressure for a time. but it's already changing, the weather, out towards the west, low pressure is winning, and the weather front is spreading rain across much of ireland with increasing winds. and also, this will be responsible for introducing milder weather in the days ahead to many parts of the uk. so, temperatures are expected to rise as we head towards the weekend, and just about into next week. but rain at times is possible across many northwestern and western areas of

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a bit of a nippy northerly breeze coming down the north sea coast, and temperatures will be a degree a couple of flies in the ointment, one of them comes later tuesday into wednesday, working its way we think down the north sea, so bringing rather more cloud and breeze, a chilly breeze back in across east anglia, in the south—east and probably overnight and into wednesday. some rain, but for most after a chilly start and probably a bit more frost around into next week and some morning fog. low level fog, it does look like another dry bright day. good spells of sunshine on tuesday, but it might be some more rain, as i say, in the south on wednesday and then in the north into thursday. as ever, there's more on the website. live from london. this is bbc news. protests take place in spain over the emergency response to the floods that killed more than 200 people. another blow to prospects of a middle east peace deal, qatar is suspending its role as a key mediator between israel and hamas. president biden invites donald trump to the white house, as the handover to the new administration b

maybe some wintry showers too, for north sea facing coasts.le figures for many of us. and that cold, wintry weather is set to last as we head through the rest of the working week. so very chilly indeed. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the kremlin warns president biden is throwing "oil on fire" by giving the green light for ukraine to strike inside russia with us—supplied missiles. the british prime minister and china's president are set to meet at the g20 summit in brazil. it's the first high—level meeting in more than six years between the two countries. an international manhunt is under way to find the husband of a murdered woman found in the boot of a car in london. and we find out what life is like in lahore, as a dangerous smog engulfs parts of pakistan and india. our people are born wicked or do they have wickedness thrust on them? hollywood blockbuster wicked premieres in london. we look ahead to the launch. hello, thank you forjoining us. i'm catherine vieira hunger. —— and catherine byaruhanga. the kremlin has reacted to

i'm friday, windward coasts again are likely to see cold showers coming down the north sea into easter cold day for most, but perhaps something not quite as cold coming into the far south—west. as we head into the weekend, we could see some wet and very windy weather, but not as cold, but it turns colder next week. this is bbc news, the headlines: thousands of farmers are expected in london to protest against changes to inheritance tax. a court in hong kong sentences 45 democracy activists to jail in a controversial national security trial. up to 12cm of snow has fallen across parts of the uk and more is forecast as the country has its first taste of winter. zoe ball announces she's stepping down from hosting the radio 2 breakfast show next month — after six years at the helm. thousands of farmers are protesting in westminster this morning to oppose the governments planned changes to inheritance tax. from april 2026, farms with a value of £1 million or more will be subject to an inheritance tax of 20%. let's go to martine croxall in central london with more. we can show— central lond

watch out for one or two showers that may run run down through these north sea facing coasts, but ineen some time since we've seen the sunshine across much of england and wales, of course. and it will stay dry into the start of next week with high pressure re—establishing itself. it's another dry day on tuesday, and the small chance of one or two showers just blowing in from the north sea, where they'll tend to be a bit more cloud across the far southeast of england, perhaps, but the best of the sunshine further north and west. temperatures more or less at the seasonal average. as we head through the rest of the week, well, high pressure will tend to drift its way further westwards, just allowing for a few weather fronts to give us, again, some showers, possibly some longer spells of rain at times as we head through wednesday and thursday. but lots of dry weather around as well, so generally dry. more in the way of sunshine. and then it all turns a lot colder, potentially, with a northerly wind into next weekend. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. drone attacks between

tuesday into wednesday, we've got to watch developments in the north sea.ng into the south and east but high pressure keeping things predominantly dry. this will feel chillier with the cloud returning but sunshine elsewhere. and because the skies are clearer by night, we will pick up some fog and frost as well. only then, temperatures getting to average by day, around ten. the outlook for much of week is dry and settled with the fronts mostly in the north and west. as ever, plenty more information on the website. live from london — this is bbc news. another blow to prospects of a middle east peace deal — qatar is reported to have withdrawn as a key mediator between israel and hamas. buckingham palace announces queen camilla will not attend remembrance events this weekend while she recovers from a chest infection. playing the blame game — the former speaker of the us house says president biden is partly responsible for the democrats' election defeat. an adviser to donald trump's campaign tells the bbc ukraine needs to admit it's lost crimea to russia. at lea

a bit more of a breeze, once againjust running in off the north sea, but temperatures similar valuesfriday and potentially the weekend, we could start to see a change. the high pressure eases off into the near continent, and that allows weather fronts to move in from the north and west. there's still a level of uncertainty, but there is a potential of a low pressure to develop to the north, and so, generally speaking, that is going to change the wind direction once again to a cooler, northerly flow, and so that means the temperatures are likely to fall away. so as we head towards the weekend, there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain around at times. monday into tuesday starts to see it noticeably colder as we head into the following week. live from london. this is bbc news. cop29 delivers a new deal that allows richer countries to offset carbon pollution — but will it work? we are live in baku for the latest. a life or death decision for mps — details of proposed new laws to end the life of terminally ill people in england and wales are published. new zealand's prime minister forma

could be quite windy around some north sea coast, showers moving away, many eastern areas will be drye going to be rising because of get a westerly breeze and that is going to bring in less cold air so temperature is could get up air so temperature is could get up to six or 7 degrees. more significant changes come over the weekend. that is mainly due to this deepening area of low pressure, storm bert, the second named storm of the season, bringing wet weather into the cold air so we could see some snowy conditions across this part of scotland in particular, icy as well and thatis particular, icy as well and that is why we have this amber warning from the met office, quite treacherous for a while. other parts of scotland, northern england, starting with snow but probably turning to rain for most areas as the wet weather sweeps northward and eastward, snow levels rising onto the mountains. heavy rain could lead to local flooding and on top of that, very windy. strongest winds, gusts 60—70 miles per hour through the irish sea and into the north—west but not a northerly wind, a south sout

it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north seaon tuesday, but a cold day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. but there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine as well. a few more showers running down the west coast of scotland, down through the irish sea, perhaps, on wednesday, and those temperatures once again struggling — some areas just a couple of degrees above freezing. not much change as well as we move into thursday and friday. some of those showers could still be quite wintry. live from singapore, this is bbc joe biden gives ukraine the green light to strike inside russian territory — using long range us missiles. the us president pledges more funding to fight climate change, during a visit to the amazon rainforest. the first by a sitting presid

those northerly winds will develop initially in northern scotland and along the north sea coast. north. you can see the high pressure is gone now and instead we've got a cold stream of air from the arctic. so here's our weak cold front moving across the country, bringing some spots of rain for a time. to the north, we've got some late sunshine, increasingly showery in the north, some of the showers turning to sleet and snow across the mountains, and temperatures around single figures. and then by the time we get to sunday, it really is a cold wind blowing from the north across scotland. five degrees in aberdeen with that chilly breeze. but temporarily we could see just an incursion of some moisture, some rain into parts of ireland, wales and also central england. but beyond that, it's going to turn cold. in fact, the nights next week, most nights will bring a frost, whether you're north or south, but generally away from the coast. and you can see this cold air stream. it originates from the arctic, spreads across the norwegian sea, across the uk and further south. and while this

there will be widespread gales too across the uk, but towards the irish sea coast, some north sea facing0 miles an hour. if you're travelling on saturday morning, do take care. the storm out towards the west then, as we head through the rest of this afternoon and the satellite picture, it's a fairly quiet afternoon of weather. there have been some wintry showers around this morning, but they're starting to ease down now. still some more snow showers across parts of western scotland inland and over the hills to lower levels, mostly sleet and rain. there will be some sunshine and temperatures still chilly, two to seven celsius. the winds are light through the day but they will pick up overnight tonight. it's still going to feel very cold, but temperatures for many out towards the west will rise through the night. but look, —12 or —13 celsius possible tonight. across eastern areas of scotland. and this is where we have an amber warning encompassing perhaps parts of south—east scotland and into the central belt. there could be some very heavy snowfall within these areas. blizzard—like condit

we're going to find these showers along the north sea coast moving away.howers for western scotland, northern ireland and around some western parts of england and wales. snow mainly over the hills, because temperatures are beginning to risejust a little bit on friday, getting up to 6 or 7 degrees at best. but heading into the weekend, we look out in the atlantic and we've got this rapidly deepening area of low pressure. it's been named storm bert by the irish metservice. it will sweep wet and windy weather northwards and eastwards across the whole of the uk into the cold air, though we could well find a lot of snow falling across this part of scotland. icy conditions, hence this met office amber warning could well find some snow for a while in northern england, particularly over the hills and through the vale of york. but as that wet weather pushes northwards and eastwards, the snow will lift onto the mountains as it turns milder and we get some heavy rain, particularly wet weather in wales and the south west. on top of that, it's going to be very windy, w

want to stop the development of rosebank off shetland — as well as the jackdaw gas field in the north seallowing the case and explained more. before any oil and gas project can be approved, and environmental impact assessment needs to be carried out. it used to be the case that those assessments would factor in the climate emissions caused by drilling for oil, but not the eventual emissions caused when that oil and gas was burned. earlier this year the uk supreme court in a separate case ruled that both needed to be taken into account, and now what we are hearing is environmental campaigners here at the court of session in edinburgh arguing that logic should be applied to rosebank and jacked off. we are packed so far just and jacked off. we are packed so farjust from and jacked off. we are packed so far just from greenpeace. and jacked off. we are packed so farjust from greenpeace. —— jackdaw. greenpeace is not asking for the removal of any drilling rigs or equipment, all you are saying is just stop. if oil companies reapply for the licenses and refinement lists when that case, these proj

colder winds will first reach scotland, northern england, and it will be quite chilly along the north seaows that big low across scandinavia, sending those stronger winds from the north and that arctic air spreading across the country. it's a weak weather front, so not an awful lot of rain, just cloud, and i think patchy rain, middle of the afternoon, across central and southern parts of england and wales. to the north it's brighter with some late sunshine and with showers increasingly turning wintry. and then we've got that stronger wind from the north. look at that. five degrees in aberdeen. chilly winds and again showers becoming wintry across the scottish hills, but temporarily. look at this damp, really unpleasant weather spreading into central parts of the uk. and then the following nights will be really chilly. widespread frosts are expected north or south, away from the coasts, and then this cold arctic air establishes itself across the uk during next week. so, we're all in for some colder weather. is it going to snow? well, it does look as though parts of scotland, especially the

so, tomorrow, we pick up this rain as it continues to push in the direction of the north sea. as this area of low pressure with the rain pulls further towards the near continent, the winds on its back edge are going to pick up. we have gusts 50 to 55 miles an hour, possibly with exposure a little bit more, and there'll be a few more showers coming in across northeast england and southeast scotland. temperatures four to about 1k degrees. that moves away during the course of wednesday night, and then into thursday, this area of high pressure builds in, effectively keeping these weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. so, on thursday, we start off with some frost, also some patchy fog. when that lifts, a lot of dry weather, some sunny spells, but through the day, as the weather front approaches, you can see the cloud building, the wind strengthening and some of us will see some spots of rain in the west. chilly day in prospect for most again, temperatures widely three to about eight degrees. locally we could see 13 degrees. but as we head into the weekend and the wind direction cha

a bit more of a breeze, once againjust running in off the north sea, but temperatures similar values, we could start to see a change. the high pressure eases off into the near continent, and that allows weather fronts to move in from the north and west. there's still a level of uncertainty, but there is a potential of a low pressure to develop to the north, and so, generally speaking, that is going to change the wind direction once again to a cooler, northerly flow, and so that means the temperatures are likely to fall away. so as we head towards the weekend, there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain around at times. monday into tuesday starts to see it noticeably colder as we head into the following week. live from singapore, this is bbc news. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines... in new zealand, the prime minister formally apologises to those abused in care. it's a day they've waited for for decades. we'll hear from one survivor. world leaders meet in azerbaijan to discuss how to tackle global warming, with a dire warning that the planet is on the roa

head on into friday windward coasts once again likely to see some of those showers coming down the north seasomething not quite as cold coming in to the far south—west. and as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather, but not as cold. but it turns colder next week. live from london, this is bbc news. it's 1,000 days since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine and the message from president zelensky — ukraine will never submit. we must push russia towards justice. every threat from russia must be met with full sanctions. a hong kong court sentences 45 democracy activists to years in prison— in a controversial national security trial. it is an unfair trial, an unreasonable trial. even one day, they don't deserve to be in prison. thousands of farmers are in london to protest the government's planned changes to inheritance tax. and spain's king and queen are in valencia — still reeeling from last month's deadly floods.

friday, likely to see some of these are showers coming down the north sea this time into east anglia,weather, but another cold day for most. as we head into the weekend, there's a chance we could see some wet and very windy weather but not as cold, but it turns colder next week. presidents are lansky of ukraine says his country will never submit to the thousand days since russia's invasion. we must push russia towards justice,... as we must push russia towards justice.---_ justice,... a court in hong kona justice,... a court in hong kong has _ justice,... a court in hong kong has a _ justice,... a court in hong kong has a sentence - justice,... a court in hong kong has a sentence 45 i kong has a sentence 45 democracy activists to jail. up to 12 centimetres of snow has fallen across parts of the uk, more is forecast as the country has its first taste of winter. zoe ball announces she is stepping down from hosting the radio two breakfast show next month after six months. thousands of people across new zealand have... protesters zeala nd have... protesters gathered zealand have... protes

where we do see a few breaks north sea but more particularly to the north—east of scotland, where temperaturesmperatures aberdeen four, lower than that in the countryside. a touch of frost around. most mild enough, though — 8—12 degrees. little change as far as the weather setup is concerned for sunday. high pressure still with us. not a huge amount of wind, so the cloud sits in place. where we have a bit more breeze northern scotland, an enhanced chance of a few more sunny breaks extending into the highlands. still, the north—east of the mainland best favoured. one or two breaks maybe in the west but the cloud thick enough for some patchy rain or drizzle. and later in the day, we could see some sunnier spells towards east anglia and the south—east. temperatures on sunday very similar to saturday. into sunday night we go and again, where we've got the clearer breaks in northern scotland, temperatures will drop the furthest. a mild night. patchy light rain or drizzle. misty over the hills to take us into monday morning. and once again, for most, temperatures not dropping a huge amount to start

the first 100 days of this government we scrap the ban on onshore wind, we committed to know new north seaities with a programme of investment in the jobs and industries of the future. we closed the uk's final coal powered power plant at the end of september, becoming the very first g7 economy to phase out coal power. and at the same time we are on a mission to achieve clean power by 2030. we launched great british energy, clean british energy company to improve our energy resilience, bring down people's bills and create the next generation of good, well—paid jobs. we set up licenses, began to renew those naughty communities with a programme of investment in the jobs and industries of the future. we closed the uk's final coal powered power plant at the end of september, becoming the very first g7 economy to phase out coal power. and at the same time we are on a mission to achieve clean power by 2030. we launched great british energy, clean british energy company to improve our energy resilience, bring down people's bills and create the next generation of good, well—paid jobs. we set up the

where we do see a few breaks north sea but more particularly to the northeast of scotland, where temperaturesound the northeast where we could see temperatures aberdeen four, lower than that in the countryside. a touch of frost around. most mild enough, though — 8—12 degrees. little change as far as the weather setup is concerned for sunday. high pressure still with us. not a huge amount of wind, so the cloud sits in place. where we have a bit more breeze northern scotland, an enhanced chance of a few more sunny breaks extending into the highlands. still, the northeast of the mainland best favoured. one or two breaks maybe in the west but the cloud thick enough for some patchy rain or drizzle. and later in the day, we could see some sunnier spells towards east anglia and the southeast. temperatures on sunday very similar to saturday. into sunday night we go and again, where we've got the clearer breaks in northern scotland, temperatures will drop the furthest. a mild night. patchy light rain or drizzle. misty over the hills to take us into monday morning. and once again, for most, temperature

tuesday into wednesday continues cloud, the breeze from the southern north sea which could bring showersill feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. as we head towards next weekend the chances are it will get colder and more unsettled sp perhaps a touch of wintry weather on the way, colder as we approach the latter part of the weekend. as ever, more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines... russia and ukraine have carried out their biggest drone attacks against each other since the start of the war. ukraine�*s air force says russia launched 145 drones — attacking all parts of the country. the mayor of moscow says 32 ukrainian drones were destroyed as they approached the russian capital. donald trump has completed his decisive victory in the us presidential election — with a projected win in arizona. it means he�*s defeated vice president kamala harris in all seven swing states. mr trump�*s final electoral college total is nearly a hundred votes higher than his democratic rival. king charles has led the nation in two minutes of silence in remembrance of men and women, who lost their

we can find a treasure hunt on the north sea coast with the search turn up anything valuable today. tyesha and mo hope so it's best if you find a ring or some gold jewelry with coins would also be cool. and we also clean up and take all the bottle caps and other stuff back with us. no matter what the treasure hunters find, the search is always exciting. the the depths of the world's oceans. how's the hard beyond price much remains unexplored but could one day prove very useful in fields like medicine. for instance, there's fast potential. we see it as a treasure of waiting to be discovered. there's a huge range of organisms in the ocean and an overall much higher diversity than other land into the future. i was on lunch at this thinking back society and frank for marines. who ology is one area of research. every year, a known species are discovered and any of them could inspire new medicines. the tropical mangrove, c squared, for example, provided the active ingredient for a novel cancer drugs. the potential is enormous, promising new compounds are constantly being added to a growing list

energy independence, domestic fossil fuel productions and note that norway is trying to maximise north seaand gas output as we close ours down, as well as cheap energy and market dnven well as cheap energy and market driven solutions, can we expect to improve living standards of, as starmer would say , working as starmer would say, working people and the sons of toolmakers as ever. let me know your views via email @gbnews. com but i'm especially pleased to be joined today by the political scientist, author and president of the think tank copenhagen consensus centre, bjorn lomborg. thank you so much for joining me, miss lomborg. forjoining me, miss lomborg. you've written about this at length, and one of the things thatis length, and one of the things that is used to campaign for reparations is the incidence of disasters on the basis that they're more common, and countries are suffering more. and we've had the floods in spain . but and we've had the floods in spain. but you and we've had the floods in spain . but you argue that the spain. but you argue that the links aren't always there. pe

tuesday into wednesday, we've got to watch developments in the north sea. but high pressure keeping things predominantly dry. this will feel chillier with the cloud returning but sunshine elsewhere. and because the skies are clearer by night, we will pick up some fog and frost as well. only then, temperatures getting to average by day, around ten. the outlook for much of week is dry and settled with the fronts mostly in the north and west. as ever, plenty more information on the website. live from london — this is bbc news... buckingham palace announces queen camilla will not attend remembrance events this weekend while she recovers from a chest infection. another blow to prospects of a middle east peace deal — qatar is reported to have withdrawn as a key mediator between israel and hamas. president biden invites donald trump to the white house — as the handover to the new administration begins. an adviser to donald trump's campaign tells the bbc ukraine needs to admit it's lost crimea to russia. and, mark cavendish — one of the most successful cylists in h

it as that low pulls away, and then we'll see a brisk northerly wind driving in some showers off north seald day generally, with temperatures below where they should be for this time of year. and factor in the strength of the wind, it will be a bit of a shock to the system, i suspect. the cold air sitting right across us, the isobars open up, so as we get into wednesday morning, we could see a widespread hard frost first thing. but there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine as well. a few more showers running down the west coast of scotland, down through the irish sea, perhaps, on wednesday, and those temperatures once again struggling — some areas just a couple of degrees above freezing. not much change as well as we move into thursday and friday. some of those showers could still be quite wintry. now on bbc news. swiss medius says president biden has given the green light for ukraine to use long—range missiles supplied by washington to strike russia and the move will be a reversal for american policy. it comes as a least ten people have been killed as russia hits ukraine's power infra

it's a 13 kilometer round trip from the island of headboard located off of germany's north sea coast. to the island of 0. follow us on a journey through mind blowing beauty, the walls and sea. after all, busy anesco will heritage side. every few days, clued clips and tricks across the mud, flats, and nose in germany. to delete the miles, the seagulls probably recognize him from a distance before he sits off. he has a quick look at the tide report. long time, no, a 131. today, 3. oh 8 am all what need discuss as low tide was 3 quarters over in the night. you got something good. now we've got 575. that's still quite a lot, but i'm feeling optimistic. thought this. you have to look into this 69 year old commute is in his post office and he's home on the island of pel, room. it's low, tide isn't low enough. the mail stays where it is, can it can't deliver it. as long as it looks like this, outside, they wouldn't be any mail. 6 hours later mudflats, cold vats in jim and are exposed the months that moment begins. his rounds often takes tourists along locals, rarely joined the trip. first th