skies already clearing across most of the uk, although still some damp weather there around north sea coaststicularly low, in fact far from it, quite mild in the south, around 8—9 celsius, a little bit colder in scotland. now on monday, admittedly, it's not going to be bright or sunny everywhere, in fact, eastern scotland and around the borders, particularly close to the north sea coast, could be cloudy and damp, but elsewhere i think it's a case of bright skies and as i indicated earlier on, even some clear blue skies across parts of the uk, i think particularly towards the west. that's monday. on tuesday, that window of clearer weather slips away towards the east, and in its place arrives an area of low pressure, with weather fronts spiralling into the centre of the low, and actually to the south of the centre is where we will have the stronger winds, so around the coasts of wales, certainly south—west of england, the channel coast. to the north, also easterly winds affecting eastern scotland, quite wet here. but in between, i think lighter winds, but frequent showers, some of them could b

of 70 to 80 miles per hour, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coastses, well, just two degrees by the middle of the afternoon in lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are 4 degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. as pressure grows for a ceasefire in gaza, ruled ineligible to run and the primary of colorado in the 2021 capital attack by the state supreme court. and this is live in iceland a volcanic eruption throwing love into the skies in the

up to 75 and 80 mph around the far north, north—east and there will some big waves down the north sea coasts two in shetland, mild further south. that colder air gives a few wintry showers towards northern and eastern areas on friday. some outbreaks of rain across england and wales with fairly cloudy skies. we will keep the generally milder conditions here, temperatures 10—12. again, feeling a bit chilly across scotland and the far north. christmas weekend and christmas day, for many it will be fairly unsettled, some dry weather around but those temperatures 7—11, about average for this time of year. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. colorado's supreme court bars donald trump from the state's primary ballot in the 2024 election. the former president says he'll appeal to the us supreme court. they want to silence me because i will never let them silence you. and in the end that they are not after me there after you. ijust happen to be standing in their way. the head of hamas arrives in egypt for expected talks on a fresh pause in the fighting in gaza, to allow aid to reach civilian

will have lighter winds, i would expect rather more in the way of showers to affect some of the north sea coasts of those could be a mixture of rain and sleet as we head through the day. it stays cold temperatures maybe about three to six degrees celsius for most parts of the uk. beyond tuesday, the forecast really isn't very reliable. there's a lot of uncertainty. and the main uncertainty really is to the extent that milder air moves in off the atlantic, this model in particular is showing a return of wet and windy weather conditions, with temperatures lifting quite quickly. however, we quite often see these changes to milder weather conditions delayed by a few days. so that might be something that you see from wednesday onwards. so just keep that in mind in the outlook. but for the time being, the big freeze continues for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. a child says goodbye to his father — one of dozens of people killed in israeli strikes. a stark warning from the un — inside a gaza hospital. this hospital simply can't take more children. the 35th anniversary of world aids day bri

of 70 to 80 miles per hour, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coasts afternoon in lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are four degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. live from washington, this is bbc news. colorado's supreme court has barred donald trump from the state's primary ballot in the 2024 election. the former president says he'll appeal to the us supreme court. high—stakes drama followed by another delay, as the un postpones a vote on a ceasefire resolution for gaza. and civil rights groups are suing the texas

as the storm pushes toward scandinavia, we could see a surge of stronger winds pushing the north sea coastscing some rain and it is the boundary between milder air pushing in from the atlantic and that colder air still across the north—east of the uk. this is where we have that boundary and this patchy rain to dip to the south, still a lot of cloud but may be a bit of sunshine. further north and in scotland, showers and some snow falling in the northern isles. temperatures barely above freezing. for large parts of the uk, temperatures still a double for sick. the uk, temperatures still a double forsick. desperate the uk, temperatures still a double for sick. desperate temperatures still in double figures. live from london. this is bbc news. a new resolution is set for a vote at the united nations security council, in an effort to bring help to civilians in gaza. the head of hamas arrives in egypt for talks as pressure mounts for a pause in the fighting. colorado's top court ruled that donald trump cannot run for president in the state. he says he will appeal to the us supreme court. uk infl

storm pushes towards scandinavia, we could see the surge of stronger winds pushing down those north sea coastsoducing a little bit of rain and it's the boundary between milder air that's trying to push in from the atlantic and that colder air that's still across the north east of the uk. so this is where we have that boundary. this is where we've got this patchy rain. to the south of it, still a lot of cloud, but maybe a bit of sunshine. further north, particularly in scotland, this is where we'll see showers and there will be some snow falling in the northern isles. temperatures barely getting above freezing here, but for large parts of the uk, those temperatures will still be in double figures. live from london. this is bbc news. colorado's supreme court rules that donald trump cannot run for president next year in the state. he says he will appear to the us supreme court. the head of her mass is in egypt for talks. a volcano erupted in the south—west of iceland is becoming less active according to the countries meteorological office. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, 3 hour

the north sea coast as well and are really rough day for many of us. chilly but in the south we are talking about double—figure. so again it is wednesday and then into thursday it is bad weather that will be across the uk and heavy rain, particularly heavy in western errors, snow across the northern hills and mountains and gale force winds around medicos bust in england too. low pressure bringing unsettled weather is still with us on thursday. in fact, a rash of shower. with sunny spells. again gusty winds with the risk of gals around the coast. temperatures begin around 12 degrees in the south of the country, for the northern bit colder. with wintry showers again possible across the highlands. that takes us into friday. a large area of low pressure. you can still it's still dominating the weather across the northern half of europe, pretty much more whether front sweeping the uk. if you look at that — isobars still with us pretty packed which means wins will remain strong scent showers will be pushed along that swift gale force when. a bit colder on fr

isobars there, and there'll be gales across the far north of scotland, gusts of wind here of up to 70 to 80 miles an hour. very brisk winds for irish sea coasts—facing coasts, there could be a coastal surge too, possibly blizzard—like conditions with wintry showers across parts of scotland. again, a very tight squeeze on those isobars as we head into friday. so strong winds yet again. we're into colder—feeling air and there'll be plenty of added wind chill. but as you can see, the mild air is still not too far away, and that will be working its way in from the west again as we head through saturday, possibly turning colder once more for the second half of the weekend. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. as pressure grows for a ceasefire in gaza, intense negotiations at the un security council to agree a new resolution. in hong kong, the media tycoonjimmy lai has gone on trial facing charges of breaching national security. new covid variant is spreading fast across the world, cases soar in asia as singapore encourages people to wear masks, once again and a volcano in iceland has erupted, s

the isobars there, and there'll be gales across the far north of scotland — gusts of wind here of up to 70—80mph. very brisk winds for irish sea coastsoastal surge too. possibly blizzard—like conditions with wintry showers across parts of scotland. again, a very tight squeeze on those isobars as we head into friday, so strong winds yet again. we're into colder—feeling air and there'll be plenty of added wind chill. but as you can see, the mild air is still not too far away and that will be working its way in from the west again as we head through saturday, possibly turning colder once more for the second half of the weekend. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. more than 100 people have been killed following an earthquake in northwest china. hundreds more are injured. the us defense secretary pushes israel to be more surgical in its strikes on gaza, even as the violence continues. the us isjoining with 10 other countries to protect shipping in the red sea following recent attacks by houthi rebels. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. we begin in china where at least 100 people have died and more than 200 inj

think on wednesday the best of the weather will be across scotland, northern ireland, but many north sea coastsme spits and spots of rain as well. really feeling quite chilly, for example on the lincolnshire coastline. and then the next few days — so thursday, friday into the following weekend. look how this high pressure tries to build in. but to the north of it, weather fronts are sort of running around the area of high pressure. so not necessarily turning settled everywhere. so here's the summary, then, for sunday and monday onwards, and it does look as though things may settle down at least across some southern areas as we head towards the end of the following week. that's it from me. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. fighting is intensifying in gaza's second city, khan younis — with residents ordered by israeli forces to leave central areas. the head of the world health organization has said the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. the who has verified more than 419 attacks on healthcare in gaza on the west bank and 60 attacks on healthcare. health c

ten or 15 centimetres of snow, gale force winds around western coasts, southern coasts, the north sea coastso pretty chilly. but in the south we're talking about double figures. so again, it's wednesday and then into thursday that this bad weather will be in place across the uk. that heavy rain, particularly heavy in western areas, that snow across the northern hills and mountains and gale force winds around many coasts, but blustery inland too. now, the low pressure bringing that unsettled weather is still with us on thursday. in fact, a rash of showers with some sunny spells and again, very gusty winds with a risk of gales around coasts. now, those temperatures will begin around 12 degrees in the south of the country. further north, a little bit colder there with some wintry showers again possible across the highlands. and then that takes us into friday. a large area of low pressure you can see is still dominating the weather across the northern half of europe, pretty much. more weather fronts sweeping the uk. and if you look, the isobars are still with us, quite closely packed, which mean

to reports , the storm is moving over germany, and the risk of flooding is predicted for the north sea coast, hamburg and other german states. organization. meteorology the country predicted that the storm will raise the water level in northern germany to about 3 meters above its average. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. good morning. continue with the reporter's greetings. join us today. in this section, we will go to the glass hall of the radio and television news agency, ms. azarfam. hello. good morning. hello , good morning to you and the viewers of the news network. we are with you with an overview of today's news and events. the news and events that my colleagues in the specialized groups in sada and sima news agency are obliged to cover are first of all from the art and cinema group. today we have the closing ceremony of the 17th edition of the haqit cinema festival. the closing ceremony is scheduled tonight at 18:00 at vahdat hall. the minister of culture and islamic guidance will be held until the moment i am talking to you , the names of the candidates have no

the same can't be said for the nonh the same can't be said for the north sea coast england, north seaeen see some showers and a keen breeze blowing into the breeze blowing in into the evening . and that does evening. and that does eventually also ease overnight and with clear skies breaking out widely tonight, we're going to see another widespread frost with some freezing fog patches for central and southern scotland. for example , into scotland. for example, into parts of northern england, especially the vale of york. and some of these freezing fog patches will be slow to clear tomorrow so continuing tomorrow morning. so continuing with the fog into lunchtime in some places away from the fog, actually plenty of sunny skies for scotland, northern and eastern england , even across eastern england, even across parts of central england . we'll parts of central england. we'll see some sunshine continuing into the afternoon. but for northern ireland, western fringes of england , wales and fringes of england, wales and scotland, cloud thickens . scotland, cloud thickens. outbreaks of rain r

wednesday i think the best of the weather will be across scotland, northern ireland, but many north sea coastsobably some spits and spots of rain as well. really feeling quite chilly, for example, on the lincolnshire coastline and then the next few days. so thursday, friday to the following weekend, look how this high pressure tries to build in. but to the north of it, where the fronts are sort of running around the area of high pressure. so not necessarily turning settled everywhere. so here's the summary then for sunday and monday onwards. and it does look as though things may settle down at least across some southern areas as we head towards the end of the following week. that's it for me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. a senior un official warns half the population of gaza are now starving — and says conditions on the ground make the delivery of aid nearly impossible. israeli tanks are advancing slowly towards the centre of khan yunis, amid house to house fighting in southern gaza. also in the programme — ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska, appeals for further military sup

of 70 to 80 miles per hour, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coastse afternoon in lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are four degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. 50 years ago, london had a terrible reputation forfood. generally, it was bland, stodgy and overcooked. but all of that has changed and now this city is a gastronomic destination. my guest today, michel

southern coasts and north sea coasts are really rough day for many of us. are talking about double digits. again, it is wednesday and into thursday that it it is wednesday and into thursday thatitis it is wednesday and into thursday that it is mad whether in place across the uk. heavy rain in the western areas, snow across northern hills and mountains and gale force around the many coasts. low pressure bringing that unsettled weather is still with us on thursday, a rash of showers with sunny spells and very gusty winds with the risk of gales. temperatures around 12 in the south, further north colder with wintry showers are possible across the highlands. that takes us into friday, a large area of low pressure, you can see it's still dominating the weather across the northern half of europe, pretty much more weather fronts sweeping the uk, the isobars are closely packed which means the wins will remain strong and though showers will be pushed along the that gale force wind. a little colder on friday and possibly into saturday, those amateurs will drop to sing

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rain sunshine arriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. dr anthony fauci is america's top doctor. he ran america's medical response on everything from the aids crisis to ebola, and, of course, covid. now he's left government and he's back at university as a professor. ready, sir? yeah. dr fauci, how are you? good to see you. it's been a while. yes, indeed. since we went to dinner together. yes. thank you for doing this. my pleasure. no, it's my pleasure, it's my pleasure. this must be so nice for you, being back on campus.

of 70 to 80 miles per hour, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coastswick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are four degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. shipping rates rise and companies warn of delays. we take a look at the fallout on businesses from the suez canal disruption. and the future of aia. predictions for how this game changing technology might change our lives in the year ahead. —— ai. hi there, welcome to asia business report. with me, mariko oi. we start the programme this morning in the suez canal as compani

gale force winds around western coasts, southern coasts, the north sea coasts as well, a really roughchilly, but in the south we are talking about double figures. so again, it is wednesday, and then into thursday, that this bad weather will be in place across the uk, that heavy rain, particularly heavy in western areas, that snow across the northern hills and mountains, and gale force winds around many coasts, but blustery inland too. now the low pressure bringing that unsettled weather is still with us on thursday, in fact a rash of showers, with some sunny spells, and again very gusty winds with a risk of gales round coasts. now those temperatures will begin around 12 degrees in the south of the country, further north a bit colder there, with some wintry showers again possible across the highlands. and then that takes us into friday, a large area of low pressure you can see is still dominating the weather across the northern half of europe, pretty much. more weather fronts sweeping the uk. if you look at that the isobars are still with us, quite closely packed, which means the winds

places see gusts of 70—80mph, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coaststernoon in lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are 4 degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. live from london, this is bbc news. colorado's supreme court bars donald trump from the state's primary ballot in the 2024 election. the former president says he'll appeal to the us supreme court. the head of hamas is expected to travel to egypt for talks on a fresh ceasefire in gaza — as israel says it's willing to agree to another pause in exchange for more ho

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coasts milder air that's trying to push back northwards across the uk, and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. hello, you're with newsday, live from singapore, the headlines. a un vote on gaza is delayed once again as members wrangle over the resolution�*s wording. it comes as — hamas says more than 20 thousand people have now been killed in gaza. in the uk — two teenagers are found guilty of murdering 16—year—old breeanna jai. and atjust eight years old, a british school girl makes history in a major chess championship. you're with bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the wor

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rainine arriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. gloria steinem is a name that's become almost synonymous with feminism. she was the face of the women's rights movements in the us during the 1970s, focusing her efforts on advancing women's political participation and reproductive rights. her activism followed her career in journalism, which started here in new york. she was the co—founder of ms magazine, one of the first us publications to focus on women's issues beyond the perils of housekeeping. now, at 89 years old, she's in a unique position to reflect on how far feminism has come and where it has gone wrong. gloria steinem sat down with bbc 1

of 70 to 80 miles per hour, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coasts lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are four degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. shipping rates rise and companies warn of delays. we take a look at the fallout on businesses from the suez canal disruption. and a whopping $3 million price for a bowler. we look at the rising prices in the indian premier league. hi there, welcome to asia business report, with me, mariko oi. we start the programme this morning in the suez canal as companies scramble t

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rainarriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also, it turns windier. goodbye. tropical diseases. this is bbc news, the headlines: israel has come under further us pressure with the vice—president kamala harris and defense secretary both highlighting the plight of civilians in the gaza strip. the us vice—president, kamala harris, said too many innocent palestinians had been killed. one person has been killed and two others injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. the french president, emmanuel macron, sent his condolences to the family of the victim, a german tourist. a police source is quoted as saying the suspected attacker is a french national and was known for ra

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some raine arriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron hazelhurst. with me, aaron heselhurst. let's go take a look at what's on the show. the world's biggest innovators are tackling the climate emergency. it is here to prove a point that this is commercially fourin four in the generation if he wants the country to thrive. four in the generation if he wants the country to thrive. plus four in the generation if he wants the country to thrive. plus this former head from the division tell me how beijing struggles are affecting all of us around the world. in keeping the internet fr

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rain'll see more sunshine arriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this week, we explore some of the latest innovations created by and for women... menopause is basically what happens when a woman's ovaries stop working. the access to these kind of data basically allow us to read the dna of over 200,000 women who are menopausal. ..the digital platform providing a safe space for women... communia is a first—of—its—kind social network that builds for social health.

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some raincond half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. ronnie 0'sullivan is generally regarded as the greatest player ever to pick up a snooker cue. a son of essex, he's broken record after record and he's as exciting away from the table as he is on it. a child prodigy, he became the youngest player to ever win the uk championships. he's compiled more century breaks than any other professional... cheering and applause commentator: i mean, the boy is such a genius, | he really is. ..and his unbeaten 147 time of five minutes and eight seconds is one of the

wednesday i think the best of the weather will be across scotland, northern ireland, but many north sea coaststs and spots of rain as well. really feeling quite chilly, for example, on the lincolnshire coastline. and then the next few days — so thursday, friday to the following weekend, look how this high pressure tries to build in. but to the north of it, weather fronts are sort of running around the area of high pressure. so not necessarily turning settled everywhere. so here's the summary then for sunday and monday onwards. and it does look as though things may settle down at least across some southern areas as we head towards the end of the following week. that's it for me. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. a senior un official warns half the population of gaza are now starving — and says conditions on the ground make the delivery of aid nearly impossible. israeli tanks are advancing slowly towards the centre of khan yunis, amid house to house fighting in southern gaza. also in the programme — ukraine 5 first lady — 0lena zelenska — appeals for further military support for her

places see gusts of 70—80mph, very rough seas and maybe even some coastal flooding around some north sea coastsoon in lerwick, 12 there for cardiff and plymouth, so staying mild in the south. quite a messy weather picture for friday. it looks like we'll see a band of rain trying to push northwards and eastwards. that could run into some cold air to provide a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. temperatures are 4 degrees in aberdeen, 12 for london, 12 for plymouth. now, mild air will win out for most of us over the weekend and as we head towards christmas day. just a little bit colder in the north. and it is over higher ground in the north of the uk, particularly in scotland, where we do have the chance of a little bit of snow. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. no doubt israel has the military capacity to keep up its ferocious assault on hamas in gaza for many more months. but is its political and diplomatic room for manoeuvre narrowing? getting the hostages

storm pushes towards scandinavia, we could see the surge of stronger winds pushing down those north sea coasts it's the boundary between milder air that's trying to push in from the atlantic and that colder air that's still across the north east of the uk. so this is where we have that boundary. this is where we've got this patchy rain to the south of it. still a lot of cloud, but maybe a bit of sunshine further north, particularly in scotland. this is where we'll see showers and there will be some snow falling in the northern isles. temperatures barely getting above freezing here, but for large parts of the uk, those temperatures will still be in double figures. in the uk falls sharply, mainly because of a drop in the cost of fuel. but the christmas dinner will still cost you more as some food prices remain stubbornly high. this was the chancellor's assessment of inflation. the lowest for over two years, and that shows the government's plan for the economy is working. but nonetheless it is very tough for a lot of families. we'll be looking at how our rising costs compare with other countries.

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rainl see more sunshine arriving during the second half of the day, signalling a cold night probably on tuesday night. and for many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. v0|ce—0ver: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. the rohingya are often called the most persecuted minority in the world. six years ago, they had to flee their home country of myanmar after a deadly military campaign that the united states government has called a genocide. now, in the refugee camps of bangladesh, they're being murdered. hundreds have been killed by drug gangs and militants and the violence is ongoing. unhcr is paid tens of millions of dollars to run a protection program

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coastse uk, and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. they decided to give additional time to try to see if diplomacy could yield a positive resolution — in other words, if they could avoid a us veto here. a humanitarian pause is something that all the players want. certainly, i think israel and the us would go for it if it includes a serious hostage release. we continue to believe that israel does not have to choose betweenj removing the threat of hamas and minimising the toll- on civilians in gaza. it has an obligation to do b

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coastsr that's trying to push back northwards across the uk, and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. this is bbc news, the headlines... the un vote on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. it's now due to take place at 10am tomorrow, new york time. the irish government is taking the uk to court over plans to change investigations into the northern ireland conflict and an eight—year—old british schoolgirl makes history winning the european chess championships. let's get the latest on the israel—gaza war. we'll look at the situation on the ground in gaza. israeli strikes in r

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coastsat's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now, south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the un vote on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. it's now due to take place at 10am tomorrow, new york time. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll have all the latest football scores from across europe in a moment, but we've heard from nuno espirito santo on his return to the premier league. the portuguese has been given a 2 and half year contract at nottingham forest, replacing steve cooper who wa

we could see a surge of stronger winds pushing down those north sea coasts, that weather front there where we have that patchy rain. to the south a lot of cloud but may be some sunshine. further north in scotland we will see some showers and some snow falling in the northern aisles. temperatures will still be in double figures for most of the uk. an early christmas gift for the bank of england — uk inflation falls faster than expected in november, to 3.9%. and it�*s tiny and tasty — we talk to the boss of a caviar company that says sales are booming, despite the cost of living crisis. welcome to world business report. i�*m ben thompson. we start here in the uk, because inflation is continuing to fall. annual consumer price inflation fell to 3.9% in november, down from 4.6% in october. it was a more substantial fall than economists had expected, thanks to a fall in the cost of items like bread and fuel. food is still 9% more expensive than a year ago. so, now all focus will shift to the bank of england and the debate over when it will start cutting interest rates. at the moment, they�

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coasts and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. at six — two 16—year—olds are found guilty of murdering the schoolgirl brianna ghey in a frenzied knife attack in cheshire. brianna, who was transgender, was stabbed dozens of times. this was her mother after the verdict. to know how scared my usually fearless child must have been... when she was alone in that park with someone that she called her friend, will haunt me forever. a surprise fall in inflation, driven by lower fuel costs, sparks hopes of an early interest rate cut. junior doctors in england begin their longest period of strike action ye

rush draw big waves, rush, rush season and even risk of some flooding of north sea coast but at leastair with some sunshine and some showers before milder air arrives later on. this is bbc news. the headlines:

the isobars there, and there'll be gales across the far north of scotland — gusts of wind here of up to 70—80mph. very brisk winds for irish sea coastsl surge too. possibly blizzard—like conditions with wintry showers across parts of scotland. again, a very tight squeeze on those isobars as we head into friday, so strong winds yet again. we're into colder—feeling air and there'll be plenty of added wind chill. but as you can see, the mild air is still not too far away and that will be working its way in from the west again as we head through saturday, possibly turning colder once more for the second half of the weekend. bye— bye. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. 50 years ago, london had a terrible reputation for food. generally, it was bland, stodgy and overcooked. but all of that has changed and now this city is a gastronomic destination. my guest today, michel roux, has played a big part in that transformation. his restaurant, le gavroche, has won michelin stars and international acclaim, but now, he's closing it. so is this the end of a golden age of master chefs and fine dining?

up to 75 and 80 mph around the far north, north—east and there will some big waves down the north sea coastsher south. that colder air gives a few wintry showers towards northern and eastern areas on friday. some outbreaks of rain across england and wales with fairly cloudy skies. we will keep the generally milder conditions here, temperatures 10—12. again, feeling a bit chilly across scotland and the far north. christmas weekend and christmas day, for many it will be fairly unsettled, some dry weather around but those temperatures 7—11, about average for this time of year. goodbye. patients in england are expecting major disruption as junior doctors stages 72 hour strike over pay. colorado's supreme court bar is donald trump from the primary ballot in the 2024 election. the former president says he will appeal to the supreme court. the head of hamas has arrived in egypt for talks on a fresh ceasefire in gaza as israel says it is willing to agree to another pause in exchange for more hostages. uk inflation fell to 3.9% in the year to november hitting its lowest rate in more than two years. w

still some windy conditions, though, around some of these north sea coasts and we still have some rain many parts of scotland, those temperatures onlyjust getting above freezing, whereas further south, those temperatures are at sixes and sevens. now, as we head further on into the week, we are going to find those temperatures rising as it turns wetter and also it turns windier. goodbye. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel pulls its negotiators out of talks with hamas as it bombards southern gaza with air strikes. aid agencies say hospitals are already overwhelmed. a german tourist is dead and two other injured. president macron is calling it a terror attack in paris. and more than 110 nations pledge to triple the world's capacity to produce renewable energy by the end of the decade. plus, venezuela holds a controversial referendum to decide the future of part of its oil—rich neighbour. hello, i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us. but first, we want to bring you some breaking news. police in the philippines say three people were killed and nine wounded in an exp

some big waves and rough seas and even the risk of some coastal flooding around some north sea coastsll tend to ease during friday. we're still in chillier air with some sunshine and some showers before milder air arrives later on. good morning, come and have a seat. of course, i'm not going to go easy of course, i'm not going to go easy on you there are some really big questions. this is bbc news. the headlines: a volcano erupts in a peninsula in iceland after weeks of the seismic activity. this is the scene live there as jets of molten lava continue to spew from the ground. the spewing has declined though since the beginning of the eruption. as aid agencies voiced disruption on worsening conditions for civilians in gaza, the un security council prepares to vote on a new gaza ceasefire resolution. the british prime minister faces one final grilling from mps before christmas as he appears before the liaison committee of senior mps. time for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with some breaking news in the last few minutes in the englis

tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coaststhwards across the uk, and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the us senate has gone home without agreeing on aid without the troops it needs, it is a bleak christmas in ukraine. we will speak to ukrainian mp about where his country goes next. 0ur panel tonight, tom peck and joe rubin. we taught underscoring the chaos that now surrounds the 2024 election. ukraine will head into the new year with a dwindling stockpile of weapons and no guarantee of when us and european will arrive. of when us and european aid will arrive