as this weather front from the north—west. as this weather fro nt ta kes from the north—west.the air gets colder behind it, possibly cold enough for a late white christmas in scotland. but otherwise, very mild and after christmas, the wind drops, should become dry with some frost. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 8.00pm: police say anis amri, the chief suspect in the berlin market truck attack, left finger prints on the vehicle. today the christmas market, scene of so much carnage on monday, has reopened. chancellor angela merkel commended the public for their response to the attack. i must say that i have been very proud of the calmness and composure shown by people and also of course by the officers that have been at work here. two men have been found guilty of manslaughter, after a tipper truck crashed in bath last year, killing four people including a young girl. up to 80 inmates have reportedly taken control of a wing at a category b training prison, on the isle of sheppey in kent.

it will head towards the far north—west of the uk, bringing a combination of strong winds and heavy raino start the day across the west of scotla nd wet to start the day across the west of scotland and northern ireland, destructive rain and gale is in many places. the band of narrow but intense rainfall heads down across the uk are arriving in the south—east later in the afternoon. it will cause some problems. behind that it brightens up with some sunshine but that's only half the story, because later on tomorrow the winds will intensify further. the core of the strongest winds looked like being across the far north—west of scotland, the north—west of the mainland, the western and northern isles, gusts of 80, possibly 90 miles an hour, enough to cause significant power disruption —— travel disruption and power outages. be prepared for significant disruption as we had through tomorrow evening. the strongest of the winds relent but a good old gale blowing as we headed to christmas eve across the north, frequent wintry showers, snow down to quite low levels. further south on christmas eve a

north—west, it is still blistering. wintry showers in the north—west of scotland.rain coming in off the atlantic. what about the big day itself? well, we are stuck in between to weather fronts. in this form sector we will have cloud, drizzle around the coast and hills. it will stay quite windy but the big wedge of yellow is mild air so that is what we have for christmas day. temperatures up to 15 degrees stop it will not be a white christmas but a warm one. a band of rain pushing through late in the day and that means over high scottish mountains, as we go through the night—time, we could see a bit of snow returning to the high ground. hello everyone. the headlines: shock, as donald trump tweets that the united states needs to expand its nuclear capability. police say they have foiled a plot to mount a series of terror attacks in melbourne on christmas day. five men are under arrest. philippine president duterte is to be investigated for human rights abuses after claiming he killed a drug suspect. and we look at the lengths that people go to in search of a white ch

for tuesday, we start off on north—west. for tuesday, we start offona north—west.ht the isobars are. the risk of gales or severe gales dosmgt for england and wales rain across western areas, but holes will be punctured in the cloud. we could see sunny spells developing through the afternoon. it will be again, another chilly day. but those winds really quite a feature across this north—west corner through tuesday evening. the potential of severe gales for the western isles and the northern isles. it will send that belt of wet and windy weather across the uk and we open the floodlight gates to more weather systems which will be moving in and quite cold as well. there will be some wintry showers mixed into the north—west corner of the uk through wednesday. sunshine and showers. eventually the rain will clear from southern and eastern areas and we will see sunshine and showers further south. it will be cold in the north the so for this week, it starts off dry and settled, but turns unsettled midweek onwards. the potential of gales or severe gales to end the week. the h

across northern ireland, some stronger winds blowing the showers into the north west of england, and ds and eastern england, cold, bright, but remember, we've got some patchy fog in the south—east. it shouldn't last too long. it would be a dry day with sunshine for the south of england. but the gaels will continue in the north—west of scotland. some atrocious weather in the scottish mountains, feeling particularly cold here. the winds really strengthen as we head into friday. this of course is our second named storm of the season. storm barbara bringing a speu season. storm barbara bringing a spell of rain, but the biggest concern is the strength of the wind. so, we have this amber wind warning from the met office. the strongest of them developing on the second half of friday, and across the north west of scotland. dust is of 80 to 90 mph. gusts of 60 to 70 elsewhere. in the morning, the winds won't be as strong. still some blustery showers, and a bit of wintry nest over the hills. drier and brighter, but cloud amounts will increase in time for christmas day. another area of low press

west of england. drizzly to the south of that but fine and quiet. the showers in the north, perhaps chiefly to the hills but maybe at lower levels. the rain will sit across the midlands and into the south—west. that will push into the south—west. that will push into the south—west. that will push into the south east corner. it will stay dry during the daylight hours across the south—east, but in the evening there will be more wet weather arriving pushing steadily eastwards. 0vernight, it clears away and with clear skies, temperatures will fall away. a touch of frost in rural areas. it stays cold with the potential of ice into the far north first thing. that is worth bearing in mind and those showers keep coming to scotland and northern ireland. plenty of frequent showers through the course of thursday. further south it looks a quiet day with decent spells of sunshine coming through. top temperatures fresher at around four to 9 degrees widely, but then it is all change as we move widely, but then it is all change as we move out of per thursday into friday. storm barbara arri

rain into the north west of scotland initially.isk diminishes towards the weekend. we could see some wet weather heading into the new year. so briefly some wet weather for the new year weekend and then we see the cold wind coming in once again in the early part of january. all the latest as ever can be found on the bbc weather website and i will be backin bbc weather website and i will be back in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: when they heard... double axle surprise, your highness. the actress carrie fisher — best known for playing the rebel alliance leader princess leia in the star wars films — has died aged 60. carrie fisher's co—star mark hamill — who played luke skywalker — tweets to say he's devastated. he adds there are "no words". ministers reject criticism that plans to require voters to show id at polling stations are a "sledgehammer to crack a nut". the author of watership down, richard adams, has died peacefully aged 96, his family has announced. japan's leader is at pearl harbour ahead of an histo

strongest winds in the north west of scotland, western and northern isles, busts of 90 mph. vening. the deep area of low pressure, barbara will pull away. things calm down slowly as we head into christmas eve. morning would be as windy, still some blustery showers in the north, maybe some snow in the north. further south, windy, drier, brighterwith increasing amounts of cloud. that sets us up for christmas day. it will be very mild. if we get temperatures of 15 or 16 it could be a record—breaking mild christmas day. it's not going to come without some rain. this weatherford taking rain from the north—west and at that the winds are mild —— this weather front taking. very strong and gusty, especially close to the area of low pressure, yet another one but not as intense as barbara perhaps. after christmas, all change, high pressure building up from the south west on boxing day and over the next few days after that. stronger winds in the north—west for a while but things really settling down. it could be cold, clear, frosty and probably cloud amounts increasing within that area o

a few showers or the north—west of scotland where it will be cloudy. 6—8, colderthan north—west of scotlandsate there will be more sunshine by the afternoon. by the middle of the week, seems like the one behind me, we're likely to see dense fog from wednesday onwards causing disruption, so do keep tuned to your latest forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: japan's prime minister pays his respect and his historic visit to hawaii. 75 years afterjapan bombed pearl harbor. tributes to the singer george michael, one of the biggest names in british music, who's died at the age of 53. his partner says he will never stop missing him. search continues for the russia plan which crashed. the cheetah is heading rapidly towards extinction. a leading conservationist tells us what can be

quite stormy for some across the exposed north—west.colder air and late on christmas day, we could have some snow showers returning to scotland. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. prison guards are back in control as a disturbance at swaleside in kent is brought to an end. 60 inmates were involved. it's the fourth major incident at an english prison in less than two months. good morning, it's friday the 23rd december. also this morning: a country on high alert. two men are arrested on terror charges in germany as the hunt continues for the man responsible for the attack on a christmas market. delays and disruption are expected as millions of people hit the roads, rails and skies before christmas.

even quite stormy for some across the exposed north—west.er air, and late on christmas day, we could have some snow showers returning to scotland. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: shock as donald trump tweets that the united states needs to greatly expand its nuclear capability. new images of the main suspect in the berlin attack. his fingerprints have been found inside the lorry driven into the christmas market. australian police foil a christmas day terror plot to target melbourne. five people are arrested. we meet the seven—year—old syrian girl whose plight moved people around the world, with her descriptions on social media of life under siege in aleppo.

front is beginning to come in from the north—west. there isa come in from the north—west. over how quickly that happens, but a cloudy prospect that we head towards the middle of the week. briefly, very mild. their area of yellow pushing in. not as cold as it will be at the start of the week. what happens after that is causing the computer models some issues. the boundary between the mild and the cold is marked by thejet stream. in the northern hammer ship, various ripples of the jet stream, troughs and ridges. the behaviour of these, perhaps as far field of the pacific will have a downstream effect on the behaviour of the jet stream closer to home. at this stage, despite the conflicting sting googles from the models, the best bet after the milder interlude, it starts to turn cold again towards the end of next week with a renewed chance of some frost and snow. we will update you again tomorrow. this is bbc news. the headlines at ten. us—israeli relations sour, as prime minister netanyahu accuses us secretary of statejohn kerry of bias against israel over the expansion ofjew

l;;’;i,jffil': ' ‘ north—west of 7443545771: 7 ‘north—west of sggtlgng the 55,171: 7 far north—westthis could have 90 mph stop not that unusualfor this time could have 90 mph stop not that unusual for this time of year but it has led to an amber wind warning from the met office. a lot of people travelling on friday. storm barbara pushing away on friday night blustery winds even into christmas eve across northern part of the uk where the showers could still be wintry over the hills. largely dry and increasing cloud and rain coming into the north—west, driven by another area of low pressure stop this one will christmas day not as deep but it will still bring windy conditions. mild air drawn in. some high temperatures for a while on christmas day — could be close to record temperatures but it will be accompanied by winds which could bring some obstructions. colder air could mean belatedly a white christmas perhaps in scotland. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines at 11:30pm: fingerprints of the suspect anis amri

a weather front not too far away from north—west scotland?the day. as we move from wednesday into thursday more front start to show. look at the squeeze up here. it will become windier and as we go through the end of the week for many it will be cloudy and you will find some spots of rain across the north—west. temperature wise 11 degrees in belfast by friday. into the weekend it looks very much like it will turn a little bit colder. in some ways i like it like that. thank you, carol. for many of us, it's the time of year to be either sat around the dinner table of in front of the television. but with a rise in streaming services, gone are the days of the whole country watching the same programme at the same time. breakfast‘s sean farrington has been looking at the boom in on—demand. we have been gorging this christmas, not just we have been gorging this christmas, notjust on we have been gorging this christmas, not just on food we have been gorging this christmas, notjust on food but we have been gorging this christmas, not just on food but

eventually some rain showing up in the west and north west of scotland. the end of the night, the rain more noticeable. fog thickening in the midlands. by the end of the night, patches of fog in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england. cold as well, temperatures a degree or so either side of freezing in the south—east. further west, not quite so—called but a lot of cloud. not much rain. could be some low cloud, quite great conditions. fog in east anglia and the south—east could be problematic. the extent that the gold to summarise at the moment. not too much in the way of cloud for northern england, mild in northern ireland, getting into double figures. quite windy, the south—west wind bringing in milderairand quite wet for the north and west. this weather front will be with you for some time. patchy rain and drizzle for the western coasts and hills, but further east breaks in the cloud, sunshine coming through. still chilly in the south—east, fog lingering, with the south—west breeze, in the north and west, double figures. new year's eve,

a frosty start to the day in england and wales and some further north—west.the wind will not be as strong as it was on boxing day. briefly it will be 6—7 degrees before the temperature drops in the evening and frost develops. under this high pressure fog patches will develop and by the middle of the week it will be a real issue across england and wales. but a lot of people on the move, we are expecting some disruption from the dense fog. widespread frog across england and wales. —— widespread fog. otherwise plenty of sunshine. there will be more cloud in scotland and showers across western scotland primarily. it will be mild here, nearly double figures, but further south it will feel chilly and that is particularly the case with the fog lingers. that will happen in parts of the midlands, some southern counties, the fog could stick around all day and when that happens not expect temperatures much above freezing. by thursday there will be more fog, especially in england and wales, keeping it chilly. more breeze across northern ireland and scotland, particularly

north and west mos mostly rain philadelpha points south and east. high temperatures on thursday in the 40s. coming up we'll talk about snowfall totals far north and west in the advisory areas. back over to you. >> scott, thank you. taking a live look at reading, if you have some traveling to do this holiday season, make sure you have the fox 29 weather app. you can get live radar on the go. it's all available for apple and android devices. >>> breaking news out of hollywood. the death of debbie reynolds just a day after her daughter carrie fisher. the actress was rushed to a los angeles hospital from her son todd's home late yesterday afternoon. reynolds death announced just after 7:00 last night. todd fisher says his mother told him she quote want to do be with carrie and 15 minutes later while making funeral arrangements for her, she had a stroke. >> tonight fox's trace gallagher has look back at the life of the hollywood legend and her decades long career. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> reporter: debbie reynolds died at 84 years old o

further north and west, brighter skies, clearer conditions but also colder. me sleet and snow showers across parts of eastern scotland, perhaps the north—east of england as well. mainly falling as rain on low levels and around the coast. temperatures 5 or 6 in the north, around about 8 to 10 further south, under that cloud and rain. overnight, we will lose that wet weather from the south—east and then we're into the clearer skies and colder conditions through the first part of monday. for monday morning, still someone wintery showers across northern scotland, perhaps the north—east of england also. further inland, we will see drier conditions and a widespread frost. temperatures below freezing in the countryside across the board on monday morning. this area of high pressure dominates the weather into the new week. that is keeping things quiet through monday at least. you can see the blue colours on the map indicating the cold weather that's with us on monday. slightly milder colours towards the north—west, pushing through the day. after that cold and frosty st

north and west mos mostly rain philadelpha points south and east. high temperatures on thursday in the 40s. coming up we'll talk about snowfall totals far north and west in the advisory areas. back over to you. >> scott, thank you. taking a live look at reading, if you have some traveling to do this holiday season, make sure you have the fox 29 weather app. you can get live radar on the go. it's all available for apple and android devices. >>> breaking news out of hollywood. the death of debbie reynolds just a day after her daughter carrie fisher. the actress was rushed to a los angeles hospital from her son todd's home late yesterday afternoon. reynolds death announced just after 7:00 last night. todd fisher says his mother told him she quote want to do be with carrie and 15 minutes later while making funeral arrangements for her, she had a stroke. >> tonight fox's trace gallagher has look back at the life of the hollywood legend and her decades long career. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> reporter: debbie reynolds died at 84 years old o

now to midnight, cloudy with flurries, mainly north and west. n the morning, snow north and west, still rain south and east and 4:00 a.m. midday tomorrow the rain washes away the snow. the seven-day forecast, milder, high of 51, dry tomorrow afternoon. tuesday, partly sunny and 45. wednesday, high of 44. evening snow shower on the way and the wake of that thursday, windy arctic attack high of 28 windchill in the teens and low 20s by then. sunny and frindle friday. high of 27. saturday milder with mixed bag of precipitation, up to 44. 47 sunday with clouds and sunshine on the way, sarah. give yourself extra time tomorrow with rain on the way in the morning. >> we'll do that. thank you, melissa. >> the owner of homes in mayfair showed off amazing displays of light. thursday they are hosting a deck party and collecting toys for the salvation army. they have been decorating this block for 17 years. here are some o testify pictures viewers sent. show us yours by posting our facebook page or e-mail them to join the action@"6abc".com. ♪ ♪ he gets a lot

further north—west, more cloud, less blog, but a few showers in the west of scotland where it will befog lingers during the day in a few prone spots in england and wales, those temperatures will struggle at a few degrees above freezing, milder to the north—west.

across north—west scotland we could see wind gusts of 90mph, but north wales and north—west england forph wind gusts are possible. we will see a band of rain working its way south and east. so no one place should see too much in the way of wet weather and it will be relatively mild as well. nine to 12 celsius. there could be yet more stormy weather ahead through the christmas weekend. so if you are travelling, if you're out and about, it is worth staying tuned to your local bbc radio station and we will keep you up—to—date right here at bbc weather. hello. this is bbc news withjoanna gosling the headlines at 10.33am: there are reports that german police are hunting for a tunisian after finding an identity document in the truck involved in monday's attack on a christmas market. at least 29 people were killed in mexico city. a european court ruling preventing the government retaining internet data in what critics call the snoopehs data in what critics call the snooper‘s charter is to be challenged by the home office. the number of victims of historical child sex abuse in football has grow

the winds really pick up in the north—west, scotla nd really pick up in the north—west, scotland andt and east anglia, cloudy and windy, probably quite mild but colder in scotland and northern ireland with showers later on and it is late in the day that the winds really start to pick up in the far north and north—west of scotland. 80, possibly 90 mph which is why we have this amber wind warning from the met office and probably some more windy weather on christmas day as well but i will have more details in halfan as well but i will have more details in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a manhunt is continuing across germany for the tunisian suspected of carrying out monday's lorry attack in berlin. angela merkel has had an update from the prosecutor and says she is proud of the way the country has responded. two men are found guilty of manslaughter over the tipper truck crash in bath that killed four people, including a four—year—old girl. the queen and prince philip have just arrived at the sandringham estate in norfolk for christmas. they'd delayed their travel

so for now until midnight cloud which a few flurries north and west. snow north and west, rain south and east and 4:00 a.m. to midday tomorrow, that rain will wash the snow away. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, tomorrow morning rain and some milder afternoon, we're dry by monday night high of 51. partly sunny to tuesday coming in at the 45. it is cloudy on wednesday with but a clipper system moves through. high of 44. late day snow showers are likely with that clipper, and then on thursday, arctic invasion, a high obvious 28, wind chills in the teens and 20's, and 27 on friday we are backup in the 40's as we get into next week even, sarah. >> arctic invasion. >> very ominous. >> thanks, melissa. >>> abc world news sunday is next on channel six. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're right back here again on six abc at 11:00 o'clock. now for melissa magee, jeff skversky, walter perez and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. we will see you right back here at 11:00. >> ♪ i don't want to live wit

gusts of 90 miles across the north and north—west of scotland. ph. christmas eve morning, not quite as blustery. some wintry showers over the hills and further south it will be breezy, bright and the cloud will increase. christmas day, we will find some more gusty winds with high temperatures but a very mild christmas day. this is bbc news, i‘m clive myrie. the headlines at 11:00pm: the hunt is on for the main suspect in the berlin christmas market attack. he has been named as anis amri, a rejected asylum seeker from tunisia. he had been under surveillance for several months before the lorry attack, but it was stopped due to a lack of evidence. a royal marine serving a life sentence for the murder of an injured afghan fighter has been refused bail, while awaiting an appeal. a millionaire property developer has been sentenced to life for murdering his escort girlfriend, whom he claimed threatened to blackmail him. once i‘d attempted to murder her, i‘d be in a hell of a lot of trouble for that, and she could have still gone on and blackmailed me. al

you will see more than what the model is showing north and west. a period of light snow developing as the warm front punches through for areas north of philadelphia. south of philadelphia, you're staying cloudy, that's right through the evening hours, overnight tonight, as the warm air floods the region, everything changes over to rain. by tomorrow morning's commute it is mainly wet out there. it could be slushy in the poconos and perhaps the lehigh valley, generally wet roads that will be the rule in the immediate philadelphia area and later monday afternoon, it's a combination of sun and clouds. what to expect north and west of philadelphia, from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. or midnight. there will be a light period of snow, consume lakeses will -- accumulations will be minor. light snow changing over to rain it will wash away the escrow. away the snow. one inch in the poconos. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cloudy skies, perhaps a few flurries, 36 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight, whatever snow you're seeing north and w

further north—west, more cloud, less blog, but a few showers in the west of scotland where it will be times but light winds and plenty of sunshine on offer. where the fog lingers during the day in a few prone spots in england and wales, those temperatures will struggle at a few degrees above freezing, milder to the north—west. towards the end of this week, spot the difference! high pressure in charge, variable amounts of cloud, a bit by watch forthe -;....,,, f f , 5 f" watch forthe potentialmaww ’ f , 5 f" watch forthe potential of"**** f f , 5 5' so watch out for the potential of some mist and fog then spoke for much of the week ahead. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines: fans travel to george michael's homes in london and oxfordshire to pay their respects as the world remembers him. russia says the bodies of 11 victims of the military plane crash in the black sea have been recovered and flown back to moscow. all 92 passengers and crew on board died when it came down shortly after taking off fro

have some fosters and fork, hopefully a bit of sunshine as well, but as you head more toward the north—westgh—pressure, this is where the wind will be light, the threat of boston fog further north, west though will have a much stronger wind, it is going to be much the mild, but it means much more cloud, and across the north—west there could be some weather fronts bringing some spells of thicker cloud and rain. as we head towards the new year this is where we get a significant change because the high—pressure and then gets pushed our way down, much further south, fades away, and instead, behind the weather front thatis instead, behind the weather front that is coming down to bring some rain may get some northerly wind, so will be called, clean air, but there may be a few.

north west of scotland and some rain developing in england which will ease away.ore wintry showers to come in scotland, and also a gale force wind on thursday. some showers around across england and wales. as we head bent towards friday we have this amber warning from the met office because of this next storm, barbara, and a deep area of low pressure to the north west of scotland. the wind very strong with gusts of 90 miles an hour during friday and friday night. elsewhere up friday and friday night. elsewhere up to 70 miles an hour. hello. this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines at 5:30pm. a manhunt is under way for a tunisian man suspected of carrying out the lorry attack on a christmas market. berlin police say anis amri arrived in germany last year, but his application for asylum was rejected. tributes continue to be paid for the 12 people killed when the lorry ploughed through the crowds in the centre of berlin on monday night. here in london, extra security measures are brought in for the changing of the guard ceremony at buckingham palace. a former

a weather front in the north—west will bring more persistent rain. 0n front in the north—west will bringot to the extent some have already seen. to the extent some have already seen. the weather in edinburgh, belfast, cardiff and london, the capital cities, fairly cloudy and temperatures again nothing to write home about. we might get 11 on friday in belfast but the trend is onto the weekend, turning colder and the wind will turn to more of a northerly and some in the northern half of the country could see some wintryness in our weather as well. lucky i got my gloves for christmas then, carol! very handy. thanks for keeping us company. see you in about an hour. for many of us, it's the time of year to either be sat around the dinner table or in front of the television. but with a rise in streaming services, gone are the days of the whole country watching the same programme at the same time. breakfast‘s sean farrington has been looking at the boom in on—demand. we've been gorging this christmas, notjust on food but on data. this year the average household has consumed over 130 gigabytes o

north and west, temperatures right now, in the low 30's, right around freezing. off to the north and west, we are watching a fast moving clipper, not whole lot of moisture with that, but with that being said, we will kind of zoom in little closer. a lot of what you see in berks county, also moving toward the lehigh valley, not making it to the grounds. but there could be an early flurry chance with that disturbance, once again, most of the energy off to the north and the west. so morning clouds out there. that front will be moving through. winds will be shifting later on this afternoon, out of the north and west with gusts up to 20, maybe 30 miles per hour. so, temperature wise, though, once again, above average. we are talking near 50, philadelphia. fifty in atlantic city. low 40's for you in wilmington, along with dover. mid 40's once you move north and west. temperatures for tonight, dip back into the upper 20's, to low 30's, out there. we should stay dry. it will be clear for the overnight. we've advanced the clock ahead to your saturday. because that's our ne

here, in the north—west of germany.oming back on and another gesture of defiance of solidarity. this christmas fair will re—open in the morning. robert hall there for us the morning. robert hall there for us in berlin. we'll have continuing coverage of the manhunt following the attack at the christmas market in berlin here on bbc news and you can also keep up—to—date with the latest developments online on the bbc news website. the queen and prince philip have cancelled plans to travel by train today to their estate in sandringham in norfolk, after coming down with heavy colds. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell gave me the latest details. buckingham palace has now said officially on the record the queen and the duke of edinburgh have heavy colds. heavy colds. and so have decided not to travel to sandringham today. the queen was, as you mentioned, due to catch a train from london up to king's lynn this morning to travel to sandringham to begin the christmas break. she normally catches the 11.01am. but she didn't c

across northern ireland, southern scotland, the winds picking up, the rain into the north—west, some heavy for a time, and that will gradually drift its way south through the day. we should get to see a little bit of sunshine into the north of england and north wales. hopefully the fog lifts away, and it may well feel just that little bit milder. a bit more of a breeze around, at eight or nine degrees here, ten or 11 further north. now, as we go into new year's eve celebrations, unfortunately that weather front a bit of a nuisance through northern ireland and northern england, perhaps into north wales as well. so it means a wet end to the year. behind it, colder, and there will be some snow showers. so i suspect, as the clock ticks towards midnight, that weather front will be sitting, really, through the north of england and into wales. to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. to the south of it, it stays mild and quiet. now, eventually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some

of scotland, perhaps some rainfora time north—west of scotland, perhaps some rain for a time acrosse—board on tuesday. a decent day for heading out into the countryside for a walk, lots of sunshine on other, some patchy cloud here and there and in a few places the mist and fog will be slow to clear so colder than we've seen recently, why is between 6—8. tuesday evening looks a bit chilly but clear and dry. the main problem will be mist and fog building. as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure stays with us across the country and with those like winds and relatively clear skies i think we will wake up to seems like this. locally some dense patches of fog around, especially on wednesday onwards, through the rest of the week it will cause some disruption. if you have travel plans by airor road disruption. if you have travel plans by air or road it could be a foggy picture by the time we get to wednesday, particularly across england and wales. less bogged in scotla nd england and wales. less bogged in scotland and northern ireland, more breeze and cloud here. temperat

that rain advances a bit further south, still windy in the north—west.e fog slowly lifting into low cloud and some sticking around today. parts of wales and england shouldst see some sunshine. tim bridges between six and 11. —— temperatures between six and 11. this is bbc news. the headlines: public health england warns of a "middle age health crisis" with 80% of those aged a0 to 60 overweight, drinking too much or not doing enough exercise. campaigners for an early brexit write to business leaders across the eu to try to build support for a free trade deal. a search is under way for missing crew members of a fishing boat which capsized in the english channel off the kent coast. new figures suggest nhs hospitals in england are making more money than ever from parking fees. also in the next hour, russian officials admit, for the first time, to the existence of a widespread doping operation. in an interview with the new york times, officials say there had been an "institutional conspiracy" but deny it was state—sponsored.

across northern ireland, southern scotland, the winds picking up, the rain into the north—west, some a time, and that will gradually drift its way south through the day. we should get to see a little bit of sunshine into the north of england and north wales. hopefully the fog lifts away, and it may well feel just that little bit milder. a bit more of a breeze around, at eight or nine degrees here, ten or 11 further north. now, as we go into new year's eve celebrations, unfortunately that weather front a bit of a nuisance through northern ireland and northern england, perhaps into north wales as well. so it means a wet end to the year. behind it, colder, and there will be some snow showers. so i suspect, as the clock ticks towards midnight, that weather front will be sitting, really, through the north of england and into wales. to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. to the south of it, it stays mild and quiet. now, eventually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start off new year's day with some wet weathe

it is blustery up towards the north—west.ry day across scotland and northern ireland. a few showers through northern england and wales was the south—west. more in the way of sunshine in the south. not a bad looking goat. but there is trouble on the way. in the shape up this deepening area of low pressure to thursday night into friday. the storm system has been named storm barbra and the met office are concerned about the strength of the wind in northern parts of the country. the met office has issued this amber be prepared warning. how strong global winds be? across parts of northern scotland because could see gusts up to 90 miles an hour on friday. 70 malls are now in north wales and north—west england. this isa wales and north—west england. this is a big christmas travelling day. rain moving quickly southwards and eastwards, temperatures on friday eight to 12 degrees. they may not be the end of the stormy weather. wet and undo weather at times over the christmas weekend. if you are travelling june into your bbc radio radio

the showers we‘ve got across north—west scotla nd showers we‘ve got across north—west scotland fadingng and overnight, quickly the temperature will drop. we will see more fog than we had this morning especially again across parts of england and wales a some of this fog is likely to be dense and may prove to be problematic tomorrow morning. it could take its time to clear. some of it won‘t clear at all and some of it willjust lift into low cloud. if you‘re stuck under that combination, it will feel cold. towards the west, there will be more sunshine around, but for scotland and northern ireland at times, more cloud with rain coming in across the far north—west and temperatures 11 celsius in stornoway, but only four celsius in stornoway, but only four celsius in stornoway, but only four celsius in norwich.

but the better chances for that light snow north and west and overnight a wintry mix north and west ando rain as temperatures actually rise. but take look at north and western areas. we're talking about norristown, doylestown later on this afternoon that winter weather advisory kicks in through early on your monday morning. so weather by the numbers scale of one to 10 today, we will give it about a four with the clouds and below average temperatures. so mostly cloudy right now. it looks kind of ominous off to the south wednesday again a lot of this not making it to the ground it's still relatively dry across the region. but as we expand the view off to the west, more moisture this is light snow around parts of the great lakes. 30 philadelphia upper 20s atlantic city. mid 20s in allentown. so across the region for today, 37 in center city. cold for tailgating. maybe a passing flurry even during the game. down the shore upper 30s. lehigh valley 35 degrees with that winter weather advisory. more on the timing of that mess coming up later in the broadca broadcast. but here's a look at today

as the load clears away because he gusts in excess of 90 to the extreme north—west.rive. but many people of dizzy friends and family over the next few days. you need to keep tuned in for the forecast. if you are travelling on christmas eve it looks like there will be a brief lull in proceedings. a breezy day with a scattering of showers before the system arrives in time perhaps for christmas. behind the lorry attack in berlin. the man — said to be in his early 20s — is understood to have arrived in germany last year — documents belonging to him were found hidden in the lorry. following the attack in berlin, new security measures are put in place around buckingham palace. we'll have the latest on the manhunt in germany. also this lunchtime: a married multi—millionaire property developer is found guilty of murdering his escort girlfriend after she threatened to blackmail him. huge explosions at mexico's most popular fireworks market — at least 30 people are killed and many more injured. president obama bans offshore oil drilling in the arctic, in one of his final acts

‘we have some wet weather arriving especially to the north west of scotland.ror for a time, double figures quite widely for scotland and northern ireland. by for scotland and northern ireland. by the weekend, some wet weather coming down across the country through new year weekend. so expect some rain and then behind that, it turns colder again. this is bbc news. the headlines: the imperial senate will not stand for this. the actress carrie fisher, best known for playing the princess leia in the star wars films, has died aged 60. she was taken ill last week. carrie fisher's co—star mark hamill, who played luke skywalker, tweets to say he's devastated, adding: "there are no words." ministers reject criticism that plans to require voters to show id at polling stations are a "sledgehammer to crack a nut". the author of watership down, richard adams, has died peacefully aged 96, his family has announced. japan's leader is at pearl harbour ahead of an historic visit, when he and president 0bama will pay their respects together.

low 40s north and west. iand we't temperatures tonight not cold enough for snowfall philadelphia parts of south jersey and delaware but watch what happens far north and west. two, 3am we're watching the lehigh valley the pocono mountains for that linder wintry mix so that could impact the early morning commute far north and west with those temperatures hovering in the low to mid 30s bottom line for today, that wintery mix overnight poconos lehigh valley the main timing 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. minor accumulations possibly on those grassy surfaces. big game taking mace in cincinnati this afternoon. cloud cover maybe a spotty shower there. kickoff temperatures right around 40 degrees. as we head into late next week and next weekend, an arctic blast. some of the coldest air of the season will be moving in. so high temperatures today made to upper 40s overnight wintry mix north and west staying unsettled for much of next week but then look at friday and saturday. high temperatures struggle to hit 40 degrees. of cou

it's a 150—mile drive north—west of yemen's capital to saada. homeland of the houthi rebels.regularly committing war crimes since launching their offensive from here two years ago. when the coalition air campaign started in march last year, the city of saada was pounded. this was once saada's busiest market. hundreds of people used to make a living selling sweets, food, clothes. now it is completely destroyed. they have fled, leaving everything behind. the un panel of experts on yemen found that the saudi—led coalition had seriously breached international humanitarian law in may 2015 when they declared the entire city of saada a military target, making no distinction is between combatants and civilians. according to the united nations, the first group of air strikes destroyed 1,200 structures, among them five markets, a petrol station. 40% of the population here fled. on january 21, coalition jets were circling saada, waiting to strike. a bomb was dropped on a residential area near the city. an ambulance driver was dispatched from this hospital. this was the driver. abdul arr

well north and west. here at d.c. all rain event. because temperatures are well above freezing in washington and came up over the past couple hours. 40 in d.c. and quantico at 41 and cooler sports north and west. frederick 34, west minister 34. still too warm for snow if we drop a couple more degrees that's when slick spots could develop as the precip moves in overnight. winds starting to roar a little from down south. quantico, winds going at 13 miles an hour, nine in d.c. and believe it or not that will bring us into the 50s tomorrow afternoon. 54 tomorrow afternoon here in washington and gaithersburg 5. cooler north and west and little too warm for prolonged snow or freezing rain event. it's just morning hours that we're concerned with. as we work into this week high pressure builds n we're seasonably chilly on tuesday. looks like dry day. minimum of clouds and sun. then wednesday if we have any flurries at all that would be the day for it maybe a spot or two or coating and wednesday not that big of a deal at least it doesn't look

quite stormy for some across the exposed north—west. could have some snow showers returning to scotland. the headlines on bbc news: donald trump has said the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability. his transition team later said he was referring to the threat of nuclear proliferation among terrorist organisations and rogue regimes. german police say they have firm evidence linking the main suspect to monday's attack in berlin. the fingerprints of anis amri have been found in the cab of the lorry that ploughed through a crowded christmas market. the search for amri is continuing. police in australia have arrested five men suspected of planning a terrorist attack in melbourne on christmas day. they say the plot may have involved explosives and other weapons. high—profile locations, including a train station and a cathedral, are thought to have been the targets. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to my review of hardtalk 2016.

into the latter part of the week, a weather front to the far north—west of scotland, a bit breezy here it is high pressure dominating really. looking ahead to thursday and friday, things are mainly dry, there will be variable amounts of cloud but watch out for the potential for some mist and dense fog around too. bye for now. hello. good morning. this is breakfast, with louise minchin. too many young carers are going "under the radar" and don't get the support they need. a study by the children's commissioner for england says four out of five young people don't get the help they should from local authority social services. good morning. it's tuesday the 27th of december. also this morning: some voters in england will have to show photographic id before casting their vote as part of efforts to reduce electoral fraud. his private life was very much public knowledge, but details of george michael's quiet generosity begin to surface after his death on christmas day. good morning.

further north—west we have approaching weather fronts, the persistent rain will hold off.of northern ireland and scotland, that will help keep temperatures relatively high here, double figures across the north—west of scotland. further south and east again that fog will be slow to lift, particularly across central and eastern areas and where that happens once more it will be particularly chilly. a lot of low cloud around. from thursday into friday, no great changes, more breeze across southern areas will help to lift the fog and that front is closer across the far north of scotland. so some of that rain turning more persistent here. ahead of that freshening south—westerly wind will do some mild air across much of northern ireland and scotland and potentially across the north—east of scotland, up across the north—east of scotland, up into the low to mid—teens, briefly. but as we go from friday into new year's eve we will start to see some changes, certainly more breezy conditions across southern areas, that will hift the last of the fog, we think and hopefully temperatures

and quite stormy across the north—west.o scotland. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: shock as donald trump tweets that the united states needs to greatly expand its nuclear capability. australian police foil a christmas day terror plot to target melbourne, five men are arrested. i'm kasia madera in london. we meet the seven—year—old syrian girl who's plight moved people we meet the seven—year—old syrian girl whose plight moved people around the world with her descriptions on social media of life under siege in aleppo. and dreaming of a white christmas in singapore. finding festive fun in a tropical climate.

across northern ireland, southern scotland, the winds picking up, the rain into the north—west, some ually drift away south through the day. we should get to see a little bit of sunshine into the north of england and north wales. hopefully the fog lifts away, and it may well feel just that little bit milder. a bit more of a breeze around, at eight or nine degrees here, ten or 11 further north. now, as we go into new year's eve celebrations, unfortunately that weather front a bit of a nuisance through northern ireland and northern england, perhaps into north wales as well. so it means a wet end to the year. behind it, colder, and there will be some snow showers. so i suspect, as the clock ticks towards midnight, that weather front will be setting, really, through the north of england and into wales. to the north of it, showery, those showers turning increasingly wintry. to the south of it, it stays mild and quiet. now, eventually, as that front sinks south once again, the colder air digs in from the north. so we start of new year's day with some wet weather moving your way through the

quite stormy for some across the exposed north—west. day, we could have some snow showers returning to scotland. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: donald trump has called for the us to expand its arsenal of nuclear weapons, reversing years of non proliferation policy. the president—elect, who'll take office in less than a month, tweeted that the us should expand its nuclear capabilities, until the world came to its senses. his advisers have tried to row back on the statement. police in australia say they have foiled a terror attack in melbourne planned for christmas day. seven people have been arrested. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it shows what happened when a passenger on a bus in california put an e—cigarette in his pocket because he was not allowed to vape on the bus. the passenger was treated in hospitalfor minor injuries. that's all from me now, stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: the owner of a haulage firm and his mechanic have been convicted of the manslaughter of four people