we will keep some wintry showers around the north sea coast and drier. e will keep some wintry showers around the north sea coast and coming into wintry scotland. drier. we will keep some wintry showers around the north sea coast and coming into wintry scotland. one or two clipping into south—east scotla nd or two clipping into south—east scotland and the north west. it will be cold more widely. it‘s also going to be colder more widely in central areas with snow more common. potentially icy on untreated surfaces. for most areas it will be a dry and sunny day. western parts will see the wind picking up and cloud coming in. rain particularly in northern ireland. in the west we will see higher temperatures. for many it will be dry, cold and sunny. still the threat of more ice as we head into tuesday evening and tuesday night. this is bbc newsroom live, our latest headlines. snow and ice across the uk are causing dangerous driving conditions and disruption all round the country. more than a thousand schools are closed, and hundreds of homes are still without

different story in the north—east of england, showers coming in off the north sea coast.ers through the deja vu also one or two showers through wales and into the south—west of england. this is where we will have some clear skies and a frost forming through the night. we will keep a scattering of showers through northern ireland into the far north of scotland. a touch frost, then, first thing in the morning which temperatures falling below freezing. a cold start if you are up early on saturday. with the exception perhaps of the south—west of england, where there will be a bit more cloud. but it will be frosty elsewhere. so, a frosty start, with some showers across north wales and into northern ireland. here, not quite as cold. generally in scotland, not a bad day, really. it's going to be cold but predominantly dry. and we will continue to see some sunshine. so, the frost will lift, but look at the difference in the story where we have got the cloud. here, temperatures will hold up to around 6-8 temperatures will hold up to around 6—8 degrees. elsewhere, temperatures are

north sea, some showers filtered their way in. i'm sure it felt cold if you caught those. coming in off the north sea coast.ugh south—west wales and south—west england. in between the two a good deal of dry weather in the story. as clear skies will allow temperatures to fall away. a cold night to come and frost for many. looks like we'll see temperatures down a couple of degrees below freezing. the exception northern ireland, wales and south—west england. here there will be more in the way of cloud and showers around, not too many in the south—west first thing, but they will become widespread into the afternoon. a cold start into the london area and to the midlands. hopefully sunshine if you are up and off early. scattering of charge through wales and north—west england, and one or two showers into northern ireland and will west facing coasts of scotland. the majority of scotland should be dry with sunshine around after a wintry week, i'm sure it'll come as welcome news. a cold day. despite the frost, plenty of sunshine. temperatures still struggling here. the exception, again, through northern ireland, wal

though showers will be driven in along the north sea coast across parts of eastern england.will see one or two showers running down through west wales and south—west england as well. but, generally speaking, there'll be fewer showers further inland, one or two across the south—eastern corner and as we go through the day, that northerly wind will drive in the showers across the east coast and maybe one or two through the west coast but sandwiched in between the two it will be drier. there'll be some sunshine around but still, not feeling particularly warm out there. temperatures peaking at around three to 7 degrees. now those clear skies, those lighter winds are going to allow those temperatures to fall away on friday night. a widespread frost develops down through the spine of the country in particular. so a cold start to our saturday morning, but things will start to change as we go into the weekend. we lose the cool air. the wind changes yet again and the south—westerly will drive in milder, moist air with some rain expected for the second half of the weekend. so it certai

the sleet and snow showers will be close to the north sea coast on saturday, where the winds will ber. elsewhere, sunshine. but by sunday, we have a problem. a cold and frosty start, and we bring an atlantic weather system into the uk with the moisture into the cold air. there is uncertainty about how quickly this will move across the uk, but some of us are likely to see snow as it runs into the cold air. there is a risk of significant snow in places, particularly across northern parts of the uk. for sunday, this is a case of watch this space and we will keep you updated. there will be further similar problems into next week, because the weather pattern stays the same. the jet stream is lurking to the west of us, but much of the uk will be on the northern side of the jet stream. that is the cold side. so cold air is in place for most of us, just mild flirtations at times with the south and south—west. along the jet stream, we will see further weather systems from the atlantic. it's mild to the south and south—west. elsewhere in the uk, in the cold air on the northern side of the jet

northerly winds driving in showers of the north sea coast, one or two into the south—west. with sunshine coming through. wintry showers into the far north of scotla nd showers into the far north of scotland and as we go through the night, clear skies allow frost to form. looks as though saturday will be the last of the cold days, still under the influence of the cold air. in the second half of the weekend, the south—west wind will drive in milder but slightly wetter conditions from the west. we'll start on saturday on a frosty note for many, the exception is northern ireland, wales, south—west england. more clout and if you scattered showers. when we got the clear skies and sunshine after that frost, temperatures are not going to recover very quickly, in fact, afternoon highs of three degrees. it'll be cold in the south—west. the mild airon its it'll be cold in the south—west. the mild air on its way as we've told you. this nose of high—pressure quietens down through the night but it won't be long before this weather from start to influence the story by the end of the weeken

a different story in the north—east, showers coming in off the north sea coast, feeling raw out thereth—west england. between the two, some sunshine and here it was quite promising. we'll see clear skies and frost forming through the night. we'll keep a scattering of showers to northern ireland, maybe one 01’ showers to northern ireland, maybe one or two clipping down through the north coast. generally speaking, a quiet story. a touch of frost first thing with temperatures falling below freezing. a cold start if you are up and off early on your saturday morning. with the exception of the south west and wales. it'll be frosty, hopefully with sparkling skies elsewhere. the risk of a few isolated showers clipping the norfolk coast early on. a frosty staffer showers across north wales and northern ireland. not quite as cold here. maybe across western scotland. generally not a bad day in scotland. generally not a bad day in scotland. it'll be cold but predominantly dry. we'll continue to see sunshine. frost will lift but look at the difference in the story. where we have cloud and showers

wintry showers along the north sea coast and northern scotland. in northern ireland this evening. many places will become dry. the confirmation of lying snow and wet weather, it means ice will bea and wet weather, it means ice will be a major concern on untreated roads and pavements. temperatures fall quickly, we lose the showers, clearer skies in northern ireland and scotland. most showers down the eastern side of england. a cold night. look at that, -12 england. a cold night. look at that, —12 in the countryside, especially with a covering of snow. potentially it could get very icy. heading into tuesday, we lose the showers on the western coast. those on the eastern coast will be blown offshore. wetter weather arriving. in the west, we see highest temperatures. tomorrow is dry, cold and sunny. this weather front may bring a bit of snow later tomorrow over the hills of scotland, northern england, and the threat of icy conditions. more significantly on wednesday, we are drawing in atlantic air, temperatures will be higher, it will be cloudy and sh

wintry showers around, north sea coast in the west and running into northern scotland.rosty and icy star. temperatures are stuck in single figures. hint of a change on the horizon by the time we get to sunday into next week. but is milder airgoing to sunday into next week. but is milder air going to last for christmas? find out in half an hour. welcome back to outside source, i'm ross atkins. rupert murdoch's media empire has shrunk today because what disney has bought quite a lot of it. it's spending over $50 billion on most of 21st—century fox, this is the reason why. after musing, it seemed to me that might be an opportunity to put our companies together and create something even better than the two that were a separate company. a memorial service has paid tribute to the victims of london's grenfell tower fire. six months after the tragedy. but amid putin has held his annual make a press co nfe re nce , putin has held his annual make a press conference, our correspondent was there. not that the russian president spotted him this time round. we'll also be hearing from

north and west across the coast. here primarily rain. the winds will drag in showers of the north sea. towards the south—east of england. showers likely to run down through the welsh coast and into the south—west. sandwiched in between a two, chilly start, but hopefully some sunshine. that'll be the order of the day. with that wind direction coming from the north it'll drag showers of the north sea. one or two dangling down through wales and south—west england. between the two, quieter, dry, with such i'm coming through. temperatures not particularly warm. 3—7d at the best. that will lead to a cold night friday to saturday morning. a widespread frost is likely, so a pretty chilly start if you're up and off early for the start of your weekend. cold air stays with us one more day. the first half of the week stays cold, wind direction changes to south—westerly, mild asset to arrive through the second half of the weekend. we start cold and frosty on saturday. more cloud into northern ireland, wales, south—west england, it will produce showers here but not as cold. seven or 8 degrees. under

ireland, from scotland, a few more towards the south west, most of the wintry showers on the north sea coasts of snow. it will be a cold start, very cool started tomorrow, potentially an icy one as well, we will soon see the back of the showers in the south west and the showers in the south west and the winds will blow those showers away from these clothes but we will see cloud increasing for the western countries, wind picking up to bring rain in northern ireland, western parts of scotland, but ahead of it it will be a cold day after that widespread frost, but a dry day with light winds and plenty of sunshine. that weather front coming into the cold air means the risk of snow in the scottish hills, the hills of the north of england, the threat of icy conditions as well before we blow in some atlantic winds, some westerly winds, a change for a wednesday, more cloud around, sherry bursts of rain pushes into the east as we get some late sunshine in scotland, the airwill turn some late sunshine in scotland, the air will turn colder, we will see some wintry showers around as well. nothing too se

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through this evening and overnight, we will have some showers wintry down the north sea coast line.mes our way introducing more rain and however way you look at t it will feel cold, but for some parts in the south on wednesday lou and dan, temperatures will pick up. carol, thank you very much. the temperatures have caused serious disruption. we are speaking to simon clemison. what's the latest simon? out and about and feeling the temperatures very much at heathrow this morning. you may notice one thing missing and that's the snow, but there is still disruption because of the knock on effect of everything that happened yesterday. the wings all had to be de—iced. that took time and the planes were delayed and the aircraft are in the wrong positions this morning. i'm joined by the travel editor of the independent, simon calder. all that meant a few people, passengers from vienna had an unexpected night in cardiff! we have people in all sorts of places they weren't expecting to be, a range of tsar grib, vienna, all down at cardiff! we have got the istanbul flight which flew around in ci

, bringing snow showers particularly around western coastal counties, into the north and perhaps a few along the sea coasts temperatures. it could feel as cold as a bonus for in newcastle. a real to psy—tu rvy as a bonus for in newcastle. a real topsy—turvy week. fine and mild, wet and windy mid week and much colder on friday. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the headlines: putting an end to paradise. the eu gets set to name and shame the tax havens it says aren't living up to global standards. no trade for trudeau. canada's prime minister fails to make a breakthrough on his visit to china. and on the markets: in asia, you can see that most markets are headed lower today, we will explain the reasons why.

i would say the next step, andrea, is a maritime blockade, actually shutting down the sea coasts of northt will force thchina to real put pressure. i think that's the next step, some type of cyberactivity with the blockade. >> can we do any of that without russia or china? >> naethat's a great question. we can do choking off of the country, but if china or russia chose to override that blockade and would provide materials coming in and exports going out, it would be much less effective. but andrea, the point is, if we did it, it would force china and russia to pick a side. i think in the end they'll pick our side. they're not going to allow this rogue regime to lead the world into war. >> thank you again. always good to see you, sir. thanks for being with us. >> great seeing you. you bet. >>> and coming up, rush to judgment. president trump's lawyers trying to rush the russia probe. the potential fallout coming up next in our "inside scoop." stay with us. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves mem

north korea is still receiving oil. they are transferring it out on the open sea off the coast of north korea to a third party.ch is helping to sustain the regime. there is no evidence looking at north korea's regime that it's in any state of near economic collapse. not happening. so, this is going -- sanctions are going to take longer. showdown may be coming. and it really raises the potential for some kind of military action. >> martha: scary. general jack keane, thank you very much. good to see you, sir. merry christmas to you. >> merry christmas to you, martha and your whole team there. >> martha: thank you so much. coming up next, this poster of kate steinle ripped down on the uc san diego campus. the student who put it up is being blasted. they wanted to bring him into a meeting who discuss this with him because they are concerned that it could be racist. david wall and emily susman next. non-ilowers a1c,oza® and now reduces cardiovascular risk. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill. (avo) and for people with type 2 diabetes treating cardiovascular disease, victoza®

cold air, which once this weather front has moved out towards the north sea, generating the odd gust — around 60mph along the south coastloods down and across the british isles to greet us as we get up and into boxing day itself. look at those temperatures. wee bit of ice perhaps first up, across the northern half of britain. not a widespread problem, just bear it in mind. the day is one of sunshine — at last, at last — but there will be showers. they will be wintry across the northern half of scotland, and then late in the day you will lose your sunshine as a new weather system brings more cloud and wind and rain into the south west. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: meghan markle has made herfirst appearance with the royal family as she attended the traditional christmas day service at the church on the queen's sandringham estate in norfolk. the queen will pay tribute to how the people of manchester and london dealt with this year's terror attacks in her christmas day broadcast. the pope urges the world not to ignore the plight of migrants forced to leave their countries because of violence. nearly 200,000 briti

they called for a study on the effect of sea level rise -- on what sea level rise might be on the north carolina coast. and there was a serious scientific study, which predicted, in not -- i forget how many years -- not a long time, about roughly a meter rise in sea level, which could be devastating to eastern north carolina. and the legislature did react, namely, by passing legislation to ban any actions or even discussion that might have to do with climate change. actually, the best comment of this -- i wish i could quote it verbatim -- was by stephen colbert, who said, "if you have a serious problem, the way to deal with it is to legislate that it doesn't exist. problem solved." [laughter] you know, this is going on all over the country. and it's not just -- it's not simply climate change. that's bad enough. but there's another huge specter that we're kind of trying to survive under, and that's nuclear war. that's a whole other story. here, both the obama administration and, increasingly, trump are radically increasing that danger. the threat of the new developments is captured very effectively in

cold air which once this weather front has moved its way out towards the north sea, generating the o gust round 60mph on the south coasteet us as get up and into boxing day itself. look at those temperature, a wee bit of ice first up in the northern half of britain. not a widespread problem, the day is one of sunshine, at last, at last but there will be shower, wintry in the northern half of scotland, later you will lose your sunshine as a new weather system bringing more wind and rain into the south—west. a very good morning and happy christmas. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the queen will pay tribute to how the people of manchester and london dealt with this year's terror attacks, in her christmas day broadcast. she will say the cities' powerful identities have shone through in the face of appalling attacks. the pope urges the world not to ignore the plight of migrants forced to leave their countries because of violence. also: christmas away from home for nearly 200,000 british armed forces personnel, including in afghanistan and iraq. euston station is opening as a shelter today to serve a christmas dinner

north coast. and as you head through next weekend, you can sea the storms stay in the pacific northwest. the seven-day forecast for san francisco not much change, maybe some breezy conditions at times as high pressure reasserts itself by tuesday and wednesday. you can see our valley temperatures will continue with these chilly mornings and high temperatures tomorrow. san jose, tri-valley, next couple days have a chance at some 70s. air quality issues, chilly mornings continuing through that seven-day forecast. >> i know we need some rain, but we are still the envy of much of the nation. >> especially with snow on the gulf coast. >> i know, that's crazy. >>> big night for stanford fans. big night for sharks fans. mindi bach will tell us why, next. >>> coming up in sports, for the fifth time over the last nine years a stanford player is the runner-up to the heisman trophy. we'll have the final tally. and backup goaltender aaron dell gets the start tonight as the sharks hosted the senators. it was a pretty good one. highlights in what could be the sharks' best game of the year, coming up ne

coast of japan. it is believe the boats are north koreans who die at sea attempting to flee the communist regime. new video of sou military training to defend against drones using heavily armed helicopters. take a look here. the apache helicopter with a drone midair. this is the latest of the military drill to counteract aggressive moves by north korea. jonathan: new advances in the war on terror. t.s.a. working with the metro system and the washington metro system to develop technology to detect the suicide bombers. look at this. this is the standoff explosive detectives unit and it would set off an alarm if someone walked past it wearing explosives. such technology could have detected the man who attempted to set off a bomb monday injuring several people. michelle: interesting story. "7 on your side" health alert. health matters here. men will definitely want to listen up to. canadian researcher said the so-called man flu thing. john cosigns on this. it's believed that men are exaggerating their symptoms of the flu. the doctor who also happens to be a man says he found men are more susceptible

wintry showers running in from the north sea along eastern coasts of england, into northern scotland,show business career spanned 50 years. sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton. chelsea have drawn barcelona in the champions league? that's right. they‘re going to have to find a way past the five time champions for the sixth time in the knock—out stages of the champions league. it won‘t be easy for tottenham either. they are going to have to deal with last season‘s runners up, juventus and manchester city have been handed the most straightforward. manchester united, they are probably going to fa ncy united, they are probably going to fancy their chances with the second leg due to plague at old trafford. liverpool are up against porto p but the manager won‘t be happy with their draw. 0lly foster has more. recent history between the two has gone chelsea's way. a lot of draws between the two, but let's just see how they go in a few months' time when they face for the first leg which is going to be at stamford bridge because the group winners always play the second legs at home,

was limited when the state put a number of light houses along the coast up for sale that lawyer is too far north and too far out to sea. to commemorate its great history alain or occasionally donates one hundred candles to the lighthouse because it was built one hundred years ago the big light has gone out but a small halogen lamp now does the job elena is often alone in the town but she's not lonely. and so full of them i feel part of a big welled up here i see the sky and the ocean three hundred sixty degrees around me. him due to her that it gives me a strong feeling of connection with the wild i can also see the stars at night that and it all stood about an assist yeah. every now and then she even sees the northern lights. the big. it's saturday half past six in the morning elena is the first to get up the hours when everyone else is still asleep is her time. there didn't. some of you i always wanted to work with my hands when i worked as a journalist and in the administration i longed for this feeling so that's why i moved to the white house but you can let me know. what i want to do things like bake bread every

break away, and for fishermen along england's coast, britain's vote to leave the european union was a dream come true. after years of having to share the north seaith dutch fishermen to meet rules set by the e.u., the u.k. would finally, in their terms, "take back control" of their own waters. but as our reporter found out when he met with a british fisherman, while they can be sure to expect bigger and bigger hauls of fish, there's a catch. reporter: for hundreds of years, paul joy's family has set out on the north sea to catch fish. they're one of the few remaining families of fishermen in hastings, southern england. joy and his two colleagues mainly catch european plaice, sole, and skate. paul joy: my brother is fishing and cousins are fishing, but for my family, this looks like the last generation. it's just not viable for them to fish. reporter: but that's not because of depleted north sea fish stocks. in fact, stocks have recovered, says joy. instead, the problem is that british fishermen face a limit on how much fish they're allowed to catch. each year the e.u. draws up north sea fishing quotas by fish type and country. paul joy: what agg

through into sunday so still some of us along that north coast seeing some very heavy showers but the majority of the wet weather should say over the sea towards the west it is a bit drier now for us in the southern parts of thailand and i think we'll see more in the way of sunshine there as we head through monday so a broad today forced to further south though still more showers here so for java expect some heavy showers including force in jakarta now over australia is mostly quite quiet weather wise at the moment you can see a little bit of cloud just wrong that east coast there before because this is giving us some rather heavy showers lots of thunder and lightning as well that system though is easing so on sunday it should be dry out most of us seeing a dry day twenty nine days in britts been around twenty four in melbourne as we head through the day on monday no muss of change for us really temperatures staying fairly similar on force in perth here things are going to get a little bit warmer twenty seven degrees will be our maximum but some parts of western australia will see a few showers but probably not in perth. on counting th

north and west during wednesday night. severe gales around exposed irish sea coasts and towards the north and west of scotland.significant travel disruption possible. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 3. a review of terror attacks in the uk finds the manchester arena bomber salman abedi was a former "subject of interest" and the attack "might have been averted". in relation to manchester, he also commented that it is conceivable that the attack might have been averted had the cards fallen differently. brexit impasse — pressure on theresa may to find out what went wrong yesterday — and fix it. in the commons, still some optimism. as was made clear by the comment and statement yesterday, all parties remain confident of reaching a positive conclusion by the end of the week. mr speaker, what an embarrassment. the last 24 hours have given a new meaning to the term coalition of chaos. a warning for parents — the growing use of live, online streaming services by children is being exploited by sex offenders. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. it is all england and the ashes. en

north tonight. the winds picking up, particularly through the irish sea coasts are parts of scotland, gales or severell see the strongest of the winds in northern and central scotland, northern parts of northern ireland. some of the ghosts reaching 80 mph. very windy day really across the country. the main band of heavy rain and strong winds clears from the south—east of england. further north we stick with those very strong disruptive winds. they will bring in some wintry showers. showers in the north and west turning increasingly to sleet and snow as the temperatures really dropped following the strongest of the winds. storm caroline clears to the north—east as we move through thursday night into friday. those isobars head towards the arctic. in northerly blast of cold air coming in. a real different feel to the weather as we had through friday. a north—westerly wind on friday. another windy day. that wind brings some showers of sleet and snow across much of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. sunny spells away from those wintry showers but it really will field —— feel subzero when you

sea into north—west england and the north—west midland and wales. it's here we could see most of the disruption. rain right along the coast.land. but for many eastern parts of england, friday could be largely dry and quite sunny as well. those wintry showers, mostly of snow inland, continuing in roughly in the same sort of area through the day, perhaps moving further into the midlands. the totals could be 5—10 centimetres here and there, perhaps more than that in the north—west of scotland. it will be a cold day. these are the temperatures. because it will be windy there will be a significant windchill. it will feel quite a bit colder. a real change from what we've seen earlier this week. the winds gradually ease off a little overnight, but the wintry showers, mostly snow inland, continue, perhaps lacking some of the potency, but nevertheless icy conditions and a covering of snow in many northern and western parts of the uk. the frost more widely and quite severe in the countryside and over the higher ground. it won't be quite as windy on saturday. there will still be wintry showers around, but not as heavy. probably turni

the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland that will be persistent over the northet's look at saturday afternoon. quite cloudy for the south—west of england and wales, a few spot of showery rain. further east across england — you are likely to see sunshine here, although temperatures still only around five or six degrees. some sunshine across parts of northern england, perhaps a little more cloud over the west midlands at times, heading northwards into northern ireland and scotland. the cloud will gradually increase from the north—west, things will turn milder. quite windy for the north of scotland with the arrival of some rain too. heading through saturday night and into the early hours of sunday morning, that milder air creeps its way slowly southwards and eastwards across the country. so it won't be quite as cold as it has been first thing sunday morning. in fact, most of us start the day frost—free. but it will be quite cloudy in the south as that warm front sinks its way southward, with some outbreaks of rain. but then as we move through the course of sunday,

sea into north—west england and the north—west midland and wales. it is here we can see most of the disruption. rain right along the coast.t of england. friday could be largely dry and quite sunny as well. those wintry showers, mostly snow inland, continuing in roughly the same sort of area through the day, perhaps moving further into the midlands. the totals could be 5—10 centimetres here and there, perhaps more than that in the north—west of scotland. it will be a cold day. these are the temperatures. because it will be windy there will be a significant windchill. it will feel quite a bit colder. a real change from what we have seen earlier this week. the winds gradually ease off overnight, but the wintry showers, mostly of snow inland, continue, perhaps lacking some of the potency, nevertheless icy conditions and a covering of snow in many northern and western parts of the uk. a frost more widely and quite severe in the countryside and over the higher ground. it will not be quite as windy. on saturday there will still be wintry showers around, but not as heavy. probably turning more to rain in the south—west with damp

coast, and then temperatures will plunge. >>> it was so cold this weekend in florida even the sea creatures, no, the sea creatures, were huddling >> their is three sisters springs an hour north of tampa. and those big gray lumps gathered in the water are manatees. they look like they are huddling. >> the temperature was about 30 degrees. the water temperature was 73 degrees. so that made it the reason for them to just kind of huddle together there, looking for an a little bit of warmth. >> 73! that's not bad. wimps. >> coming up, how hollywood is reacting to the golden globe nominations. the front runners and oscars and notable snubs. >>> blue juut just ahead, the m four four you're watching "world news now." ay. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪ she's had a tiny cough. see you at 5! seriously? protection. lysol kills over 100 illness-causing germs and viruses, even those that may cause coughs. lysol. what it takes to protect. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing of

coast, another area coming into wales and the south west. this is midnight. as we head into the first day of the new year, there is storm dylan, out into the north sea, heading new year's day and this developing low could bring stormy winds across the channel and into parts of france. we will see a spell of rain, probably running east across southern parts of england and wales in the morning on new year's day and some sunshine before gusty winds blow more showers into northern ireland, across scotland, into northern england, wales and perhaps the north midlands. it will be quite a cold day in scotland, even in the north—east where it should be largely dry. those temperatures fairly typical for this time of the year. as the showers fade away and the winds drop overnight, so it will get colder and we are more likely to get a touch of frost in some rural areas, but in the south—west, it will be milder because we will see rain coming in towards the end of the night and a spell of rain will push its way across the whole of the country on tuesday, giving snow over the pennines, and the higher ground in scotland. it will be replaced by sunshine and showers and a gu

north—west of england. mild but windy day on wednesday. the winds will pick up on wednesday night when we will see gales or severe gales particularly around these irish sea coastscountry. thursday the strongest of the winds in association with storm caroline, 80mph possible across the north of scotla nd 80mph possible across the north of scotland and through the central lowla nds scotland and through the central lowlands there could be severe gales. rain will clear from the south—east. more sunshine, but a real drop in temperatures. back into single figures for all of us. 0nce storm caroline clears to the north—east we have a northerly flow ofair. it north—east we have a northerly flow of air. it will turn colder as we head towards the end of the week. after the wind and the rain, because of storm caroline, it will be a return to snow showers as we head into friday. that's it for now. many thanks. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. a review of terror attacks in the uk highlights missed opportunities to stop the manchester arena bomber before he carried out the attack. they had peripheral vision of perhaps what he was thinking of planning but at the end of

the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland that will be persistent over the northurday afternoon. quite cloudy for the south—west of england and wales, a few spot of showery rain. further east across england — you are likely to see sunshine here, although temperatures still only around five or six degrees. some sunshine across parts of northern england, perhaps a little more cloud over the west midlands at times, heading northwards into northern ireland and scotland. the cloud will gradually increase from the north—west, things will turn milder. quite windy for the north of scotland with the arrival of some rain too. heading through saturday night and into the early hours of sunday morning, that milder air creeps its way slowly southwards and eastwards across the country. so it won't be quite as cold as it has been first thing sunday morning. in fact, most of us start the day frost—free. but it will be quite cloudy in the south as that warm front sinks its way southward, with some outbreaks of rain. but then as we move through the course of sunday, a cold front hea

coast, another area coming into wales and the south west. this is midnight. as we head into the first day of the new year, there is storm dylan, out into the north sea, headingowers from the north—west on new year's day and this developing low could bring stormy winds across the channel and into parts of france. we will see a spell of rain, probably running east across southern parts of england and wales in the morning on new year's day and some sunshine before gusty winds blow more showers into northern ireland, across scotland, into northern england, wales and perhaps the north midlands. it will be quite a cold day in scotland, even in the north—east where it should be largely dry. those temperatures fairly typical for this time of the year. as the showers fade away and the winds drop overnight, so it will get colder and we are more likely to get a touch of frost in some rural areas, but in the south—west, it will be milder because we will see rain coming in towards the end of the night and a spell of rain will push its way across the whole of the country on tuesday, giving snow over the pennines, and the higher ground in scotland. it will be replaced by s

around the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea affecting wales and south—west of england. a little rain pushing across scotland and it will persist over the north of showery rain, further east across england you are likely to see sunshine here, although temperatures still only around five or six degrees. some sunshine across parts of northern england, a little more cloud over the west and midlands at times, heading northwards into northern ireland and scotland, the cloud will gradually increase from the north—west, and this will turn milder and quite windy further north of scotla nd milder and quite windy further north of scotland with the arrival of some rain as well. heading through saturday night and into the early hours of sunday morning, that milder air creeps its way slowly southwards and eastwards across the country. so it won't be quite as cold as it has been first in sunday morning, in fa ct m ost been first in sunday morning, in fa ct most of been first in sunday morning, in fact most of us start the day frost free. but it will be quite cloudy in the south as that warm front seeks its way southward with some outbreaks of rain. as we m

the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland that will be persistent over the northfor the south—west of england and wales, a few spot of showery rain. further east across england — you are likely to see sunshine here, although temperatures still only around five or six degrees. some sunshine across parts of northern england, perhaps a little more cloud over the west midlands at times, heading northwards into northern ireland and scotland. the cloud will gradually increase from the north—west, things will turn milder. quite windy for the north of scotland with the arrival of some rain too. heading through saturday night and into the early hours of sunday morning, that milder air creeps its way slowly southwards and eastwards across the country. so it won't be quite as cold as it has been first thing sunday morning. in fact, most of us start the day frost—free. but it will be quite cloudy in the south as that warm front sinks its way southward, with some outbreaks of rain. but then as we move through the course of sunday, a cold front heads its way southward across th

irish sea into north—west england, into the north—west midlands and wales, and it's here we could see most of the disruption into the morning, as well as northern ireland. rain right along the coastut for many eastern parts of england, friday could be largely dry and quite sunny as well. those wintry showers mostly of snow inland continuing in roughly the same sort of area through the day, perhaps moving further into the midlands. the totals could be 5—10 centimetres here and there, perhaps more than that in the north—west of scotland. it will be a cold day. these are the temperatures. because it's going to be windy there will be a significant windchill, so it will feel quite a bit colder, a real change from what we've seen earlier this week. the winds gradually ease off a little overnight, but the wintry showers, mostly of snow inland continue, perhaps lacking some of the potency, but nevertheless, icy conditions and a covering of snow in many northern and western parts of the uk. and a frost more widely and quite severe again, particularly in the countryside and over the higher ground. it won't be quite as windy on saturday. there will still be wintry showers around, but not as