we've got snow showers still piling in tonight across parts of scotland and northeast england combinedt of england, too, we're seeing some rain, some sleetiness, perhaps even some snow over the moors. temperatures overnight minus six, minus eight degrees. so very cold. once again, not quite as cold as it was last night, though, now through wednesday. then again, we've got blizzards across the north of scotland. gale force gusts at times, snow piling in for the likes of county durham, the north york moors. a little bit of snow for parts of county londonderry and antrim as well, largely dry and sunny elsewhere. we've got that rain just lingering out in the english channel there. perhaps a little bit of sleetiness mixed in, but temperatures just about above freezing for most of us. but when you add on the wind chill, it is going to feel about minus four or minus six degrees, particularly for parts of scotland and northeast england. wednesday night brings more heavy snow across parts of highland. and again, snow showers around the coast of north east england. it's another cold night again

snow showers stockpiling internet across parts of scotland northeast england combined with a brisk northerlyld once again, not quite as cold as it was last night. through wednesday again, we have blizzards across the north west of scotland, gale force gusts at times, snow piling in for the likes of county durham and north york moors in a bit of snow for parts of londonderry and trey elsewhere me of that rain in the english channel there, perhaps a little bit of sleet mixed in. at temperatures just about above freezing for most of us but when you're out on the wind—chill is displayed if you like —4 minus six degrees, particularly in parts of scotland northeast england. wednesday night brings more heavy snow across parts of the highland and snow showers across the coast of northeast england and another court night again with temperatures down to —4, minus five degrees inside a really sharp frost is to start the day on thursday. thursday brings quite a lot of sunny and dry weather for most areas and it will be some showers for northeastern parts of scotland and down the north sea coast in engla

we've got snow showers still piling in tonight across parts of scotland, northeast england, combined w piling in for the likes of county durham, the north york moors. a little bit of snow for parts of county londonderry and antrim, as well. largely dry and sunny elsewhere, we've got that rain just lingering out in the english channel there, perhaps a little bit of sleetiness mixed in. but temperatures just about above freezing for most of us, but when you add on the wind chill, it will feel about —4—6 celsius, particularly for parts of scotland and northeast england. wednesday night brings more heavy snow across parts of highland, and again, snow showers around the coast of northeast england. it's another cold night again, with temperatures down to —4—5 celsius, so a really sharp frost as we start the day on thursday. thursday brings quite a lot of sunny and dry weather for most areas, but there will be some of those wintry showers again for northern and eastern parts of scotland, and down the north sea coast for northeast england as well. temperatures around about 1—5 celsius, so it

but snow for northeast england, those wintry showers driving down towards norfolk, and a few more snowhern parts of scotland. it won't be as windy here as it has been, but for all of us, it's going to be another cold day. hello there, i'm olly foster. we're live at the al bayt stadium for the last of the world cup semi—finals. here's what's coming up on sportsday. we've had our first we've had ourfirst glimpse we've had our first glimpse of the french and they've had to make changes to the team that beat england. morocco have already made history, they say they are here to make the final. and look who's waiting for the winner — lionel messi says it will be his last world cup match. it would be so, so good to see a picture of messi with the world cup trophy. also coming up in the programme... the scottish premiership returns tomorrow and rangers new manager michael beale says he must win a trophy to have anything to show in his first season in charge. and we find out how one association is trying to help more people from black and asian communities learn to swim. welcome along. 25 minut

some fog and course, fog here and of course, northeast england, southeast scotland. are to see scotlande likely to see some showers coming in late some snow showers coming in late in the day. but first, it stays dry and bright, in the day. but first, it stays dry and bright , feeling cold dry and bright, feeling cold everywhere, especially in everywhere, but especially in those across the far north those winds across the far north and the breeze also picking up in southwest late in the in the southwest late in the day, we could get up to five or six celsius here. but as the winds pick up this area of wet weather, that low we saw earlier is likely to creep in some uncertainty about how far it's going in and therefore going to get in and therefore how could see. but how much snow we could see. but that something need that is something we need to keep a close eye on through keep a very close eye on through this evening. the potential for a more for some. we'll a bit more snow for some. we'll certainly more snow showers certainly see more snow showers coming course, northeast coming in, of

northeast england across the midlands, wales, lincolnshire, visibility and a few spots down to 100 metresand we sometimes see some of the lowest temperatures at about 9:00pm at this time of the year, that temperature overnight low record in braemar is under threat, it has been cold over recent hours. today, a bit of sunshine, the greater field to the weather generally of east anglia and south east england. further showers falling as snow across northern scotland to watch out for. cold for just about everyone, however, we are watching us is to move into the english channel. you might even see a little bit of wintriness from this. it's just something we are keeping a close eye on. away from that, as we look at the better picture at the weather picture into the middle part of the week, we are going to continue with those cold northerly winds. they will bring lots of snow showers to northern areas of scotland, and as the winds pick up here, we are looking at some blizzards and some drifting up over the high ground. elsewhere, wednesday will bring a largely fine and sunny day, a few showers co

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once again, snow showers for northeast scotland, perhaps pushing into the northeast of england, laterglia. temperatures only a degree or two above freezing for many of us on sunday. watch out for the potential for some snowfall in the potential for some snowfall in the southeast and then temperatures are still well below freezing into next week. bye—bye. now on bbc news it is time for sportsday. good evening. i'm 0lly foster. we are live in qatar at the world cup. here's what's coming up in the programme tonight: we have our first semi—finalist. croatia opera brazil out on penalties. england clinton plan till tomorrow night. we will hear from coach and captain ahead of their match against france. i'm sarah mulkerrins live at the bbc sport studio. also coming up in the programme: what a debut for pakistan spinner abrar ahmed —

the risk of some fog developing across wales, midlands, east anglia and for a time as well, northeast englandittle bit of extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing, some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland. but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up notice again. the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country, 12 degrees in stornoway, whereas across england, wales typically temperatures around about 7 to 9 degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday again with some mist and fog patches to start the day. and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. 0ur temperatures not really changing

the snow for northeast england, those wintry showers driving down towards norfolk, and a few more snowcal analyst dahlia scheindlin and former federal prosecutorjoe moreno. welcome to the programme.

the risk of some fog developing across wales, midlands, east anglia and for a time as well, northeast englande for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing, some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland. but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up notice again. the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country, 12 degrees in stornoway, whereas across england, wales typically temperatures around about 7 to 9 degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday again with some mist and fog patches to start the day. and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. our temperatures not really changing too much across englan

the risk of some fog developing across wales, midlands, east anglia and for a time as well, northeast england fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing, some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland. but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up notice again. the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country, 12 degrees in stornoway, whereas across england, wales typically temperatures around about 7 to 9 degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday again with some mist and fog patches to start the day. and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. our temperatures not really changing too much across england and wales. again, about 7 to 9, still mild for northern ireland and western scotland. no

risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast englandf extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england and wales typically temperatures around about seven to nine degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday — again with some mist and fog patches to start the day — and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. 0ur temperatures not really chan

risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast england part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england, wales typically temperatures around about seven to nine degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday — again with some mist and fog patches to start the day — and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. our temperatures not really changing too much across england and wales — again, about sev

northeast england across the midlands, wales, lincolnshire, visibility and a few spots down to 100 metres that temperature overnight low, record in braemar is under threat, it has been cold over recent hours. today, a bit of sunshine, the greater field to the weather generally of east anglia and south east england. further showers falling as snow across northern scotland to watch out for. cold for just about everyone, however, we are watching us is to move into the english channel. you might even see a little bit of wintering us from this. it's just something we are keeping a close eye on. away from that, as we look at the better picture into the middle part of the b, we are going to continue with into the middle part of the week, we are going to continue with those cold northerly winds. they will bring lots of snow showers to northern areas of scotland, and as the winds pick up here, we are looking at some blizzards and some drifting up over the high ground. elsewhere, wednesday will bring a largely finance any day, elsewhere, wednesday will bring a largely will bring a largely fine and

risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast englandrsday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england and wales typically temperatures around about seven to nine degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday — again with some mist and fog patches to start the day — and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. our temperatures not really changing too much across england and wales — again, about seven to nin

that weather system will spread potentially a few snow flurries for the south across northeast englande a bit of a northwesterly breeze and slightly changing the distribution of the showers and there will be around eastern coasts and western coast towards the north and still cold. in fact, over the weekend, towards the north and still cold. in fact, overthe weekend, colder temperatures will struggle to get above freezing in some areas because we'll have freezing fog issues and if you want to stay up—to—date of the temperatures are doing by day and by night, you can add to in the mornings on the website too. this is bbc news. the headlines... the left—wing president of peru, pedro castillo, has been detained by the security forces, after the congress voted to impeach him. he had been the subject of protests after allegations of corruption under his leadership. police in germany have arrested 25 people in connection with a suspected plot to try to overthrow the government. the group, made up of far—right and ex—military people, allegedly planned to storm the reichstag parliament building

risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast englandhat fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the rain then tends to move into northern scotland later in the day. and for northern ireland it brightens up. notice again, the mildest weather will be across the north—west of the country — 12 degrees in stornoway — whereas across england and wales typically temperatures around about seven to nine degrees. we've got a similar mix of weather around on friday — again with some mist and fog patches to start the day — and then again it's a day where we'll see quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells developing here and there. 0ur temperatures not really changing too much across england and wales — again, about seven to nine — still mild for northern irel

that snow will be blowing in the strong winds and through the day sinking south, getting into northeast englandd in between, a lot of dry weather and also a fair bit of sunshine as well. but do watch out for these icy stretches. temperatures today below average for the time of year. we're looking at roughly between one and about seven degrees. but when you add on the wind chill, especially in the north and the east, for many it will feel subzero against your skin. now, as we head on through the evening and overnight, you can see this line of rain, sleet and snow pushing steadily southwards. there is some freezing fog forming across the south east of england, maybe some in some sheltered parts of scotland. and these are our temperatures, below freezing once again. so we're looking at a harsh, widespread frost with once again the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. the freezing fog will be slow to clear from the southeast. any of the wintry mix, though, pushing down towards the south. more snow coming in across the north of scotland and in some of the showers getting into the west. and if you're i

samarra and northeast england , southeast northeast england, southeast scotland and southern parts ofikely to see the bulk of the showers during sunday the showers will be of rain, perhaps little of rain, perhaps a little bit of snow on the tops of, the hills further south, maybe the light showers. much of the south showers. but much of the south just and fairly drab . some just dry and fairly drab. some brighter in western brighter skies in western scotland. temperatures, well if anything, a little lower tomorrow , six or seven for most tomorrow, six or seven for most of us. the wind will be stronger as well. so it'll feel even colder . and next week it's colder. and next week it's staying cold, if anything, turning perhaps a little bit colder with the possibility of some snow showers later in the week. stay up to date with the forecast. we are gb news is the people's channel. i'm right. the unhed people's channel. i'm right. the united kingdom. you can find us on sky channel 512 virgin media channel 604 freesat channel 216 freeview channel 256 and youview channel 256. you can also t

then, more snow showers across northern and eastern scotland, one or two working into the northeast of englandnortherly breeze. fairly cloudy skies working in from the south and again, some freezing fog that's going to be slow to clear. so, temperatures once again between around about freezing and perhaps three degrees for most of us. the blue colours, the cold air mass still with us and we can trace these wind arrows all the way back to the arctic through the middle of the week. so, a bit of a change in wind direction, more of a cold northerly wind. that will bring still some wintry showers in the north and east but improved visibility from midweek onwards. so we will be losing all the mist and freezing fog we have seen recently. plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and with the sting on tuesday to thursday, it could be between five to 20cm of snow. largely dry elsewhere, temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend by the time we get to sunday, bye—bye. welcome to newsda

it's sinking south into northeast england as we go through the day. ral england. it will also see some freezing fog in there, which will be slow to clear tomorrow. and we're looking at a widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. but tomorrow, once again, for many of us, it's going to be dry with some sunshine. the freezing fog slow to lift from the southeast. any wintry mix pushing down towards the far south. still some snow falling across scotland and in some of the showers across northern ireland and also wales will see that wintry mix. but once again, feeling cold. hello, this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines: nhs england say an estimated 7.2 million patients are waiting to start routine hospital treatment — a record high. it comes as latest figures show 40% of a&e patients in england face a delay of four hours or more waiting for a bed. the first parts of the much—hyped harry and meghan series are released — in it, harry says he has a duty to uncover what he describes as "exploitation and bribery within our media". it

we continue a state of emergency has been declared in the northeast of england people can not wait fornce calls a lot of staff are not enough in hospitals, the collapse has to go to a forced measure to choose who to send a brigade to. and to whom no priority is given to cases where there is a serious threat to life, all this against the backdrop of large-scale strikes. doctors demanding higher salaries have already passed several strikes, a new one was planned for january, chapter. the austrian minister of defense urged to cook. as it was said in case of shutdown already on the fourth day running out of supplies people are advised to buy water and canned food. the economic crisis has seriously hit the wallets of the french, but also the holidays. additional expenses. in order to somehow compensate for the costs this year, every tenth inhabitant of the country returns or resells his christmas gifts, according to the local tv channel bfm. in general, for europe, the practice is normal presentations. often they are specially handed over by check, but this year the phenomenon has reached u

northern scotland, northeast england from midnight tonight until noon thursday , tonight until noon thursdayt of england. reporter is actually snowed in on exmoor. geoff we can see why behind you how the farmers and livestock holding up because clearly this looks if it might extend till the end of the week . yes the end of the week. yes absolutely. well, not too bad to be honest . mean a lot of farms be honest. mean a lot of farms have four by fours and trucks that they can move around quite easily . it's the residence where easily. it's the residence where the real problem is. i mean, my particular situation here was i got on saturday morning ready to come to london for the gb news christmas but there's hope of going anywhere because the road that the lane up to the main road totally icy all over now a lot of people been giving me a bit of abuse online and saying that i'm stupid and that i should have taken precautions and they're all absolute right. i should have done . the lesson i should have done. the lesson here to be learned is to make sure that you that you give yourself plenty of fo

then, more snow showers across northern and eastern scotland, one or two working into the northeast of englandrom the south and again, some freezing fog that's going to be slow to clear. so, temperatures once again between around about freezing and perhaps three degrees for most of us. the blue colours, the cold air mass still with us and we can trace these wind arrows all the way back to the arctic through the middle of the week. so, a bit of a change in wind direction, more of a cold northerly wind. that will bring still some wintry showers in the north and east but improved visibility from midweek onwards. so we will be losing all the mist and freezing fog we have seen recently. plenty of more heavy snow showers across northern and eastern scotland and with the sting on tuesday to thursday, it could be between five to 20cm of snow. largely dry elsewhere, temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. stays cold for the working week but a little bit milder through the weekend by the time we get to sunday, bye—bye. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur, and today i'm in oslo for

into southern scotland, particularly in towards the borders, perhaps into the very far north, northeast of englandw places. now into sunday, we need to keep an eye on this weak area of low pressure, this weather front developing towards the southeast quadrant of england. that could develop thicker cloud and even some sleet and snow, particularly later in the day, which could affect parts of the southeast and east anglia. but elsewhere, it's another bright day, i think, on sunday. however, areas that start with some freezing fog could stay quite grey and very cold through the day, parts of east wales, the midlands and the east and england. so no higher than freezing here. elsewhere, 1—4 degrees. for sunday evening and sunday night, we could see that area of sleet and snow affect the southeast. could see some significant accumulations, for example, in the south downs. so there could be some disruption in places for monday morning across the southeast. you need to stay tuned to the forecast, as this might change. elsewhere, it's largely clear, another very cold night to come with wintry showers aroun

northeast. kathy park spent the day in the center of it all in syracuse, new york kathy? >> reporter: lester, 9 million people in the new england area are under winter storm warnings due to the threat of heavy snow it's the same system that pushed through central new york today. tonight, wintry weather slamming the northeast and new england. in syracuse, new york, a dangerous mix of snow, ice and rain >> were the roads pretty slick and slushy? what was it like >> slush is the word. >> reporter: at times crews struggling to keep up. >> it's nonstop today. >> reporter: areas of higher elevation buried in several inches of snow the slick conditions no match for cars and pedestrians. this comes as another major storm begins to take shape just days before the holiday temperatures could plunge to bone-chilling levels making this christmas the coldest in decades. meanwhile, millions in the great plains are still digging out from blizzard conditions that buried portions of the dakotas and duluth, minnesota. the same system that marched across the country all week devastated the south as tornadoes tore through killing at least three. >>

then a few showers just drift southeast scotland, drift into southeast scotland, northeast they northeast englandixed could have some snow mixed in. otherwise, dry day, otherwise, a largely dry day, reasonably bright, but temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. it will feel cold, particularly the winds the south—west. winds pick up in the south—west. now, here we are looking some now, here we are looking at some wet weather just pushing in dunng wet weather just pushing in during course of tuesday during the course of tuesday evening this will be a mix of rain, sleet and snow. difficult to how rain it's going to say how far rain it's going to say how far rain it's going to and therefore much to get and therefore how much snow going to see. but snow we are going to see. but there across the there could be some across the southwest tuesday night southwest during tuesday night and morning, and into wednesday morning, potentially again. then potentially icy here again. then on morning , further on wednesday morning, further snow in across snow showers coming in across northern scotl

then a few showers just drift southeast scotland, drift into southeast scotland, northeast they northeast englandxed could have some snow mixed in. otherwise, dry day, otherwise, a largely dry day, reasonably bright, but temperatures again struggling to get much above freezing. it will feel cold, particularly the winds the south—west. winds pick up in the south—west. now, here we are looking some now, here we are looking at some wet weather just pushing in dunng wet weather just pushing in during course of tuesday during the course of tuesday evening this will be a mix of rain, sleet and snow. difficult to how rain it's going to say how far rain it's going to say how far rain it's going to and therefore much to get and therefore how much snow going to see. but snow we are going to see. but there across the there could be some across the southwest tuesday night southwest during tuesday night and morning, and into wednesday morning, potentially again. then potentially icy here again. then on morning , further on wednesday morning, further snow in across snow showers coming in across northern scotla

there's a risk of further snow showers in northern scotland and running down through northeast englandnes of repetitive flashing images. at six — border force staff at the uk's busiest airports announce eight days of strike action over christmas and new year. from glasgow and cardiff to london's heathrow and gatwick airports — around 1,000 border staff will walk out from 23rd december until new year's eve — at the height of the christmas getaway. with paramedics and nurses among many others set to walk out, the prime minister has today refused to rule out banning the emergency services from going on strike. if union leaders are not going to be reasonable, then i need to do what i need to do in order to keep people safe and to ensure that people can go about their day—to—day lives free of the enormous disruption that these strikes are going to cause. we'll have the details about how the latest strikes at airports will affect you. also on the programme.

winter storm warnings are in effect across interior sections of the northeast and new england. boston, new york, philly, d.c., all out of it, but that ice warning as well. so going forward in time, we're going to see the snow develop or continue, i should say, across northern pennsylvania, upstate new york, that's going to continue throughout the overnight hours. just a miserable, cold rain for the i-95 corridor, and then that snow will finally lift to the north and get out of here by tomorrow. victor and bianna, but we do have windy and cold conditions across the northeast to new england. >> day after day, this storm system causing more problems, and now it's moved east. jennifer gray, thank you. >>> the biden administration is bracing for a crisis on the border, and just released a plan for when the trump era immigration policy title 42 comes to an end next week. now part of the plan includes sending more resources to the border. also imposing consequences for ill illegal entry. >> but right now, communities across the southern border are already overwhelmed. thousands of mig

winter storm watches all up and down interior sections of the northeast and new england.ming this how the this is going to head to the north throughout the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. still seeing a cold rain in new york city. all rain for boston as well. finally, wolf, this is heading out by the time we get to the beginning part of the weekend. >> all right. let's watch it closely. jennifer grey, thank you very much for that update. >>> meanwhile, people in the south are surveying the damage from the tornados that killed at least three people. cnn meteorologist derrick vandam is on the scene for us in louisiana. >> it's about a mile and a half stretch that is completely just in undated with destruction. >> this is not the place where we normally have tornadoes. >> people are used to hurricanes and now a tornado. never a tornado. >> but it was a tornado that did this damage in louisiana cutting a large swath across the city. >> all can you hear is a freight train. and you hear things just tearing up. the glass cracking everywhere. it was just horrible. >> t

a devolution deal for the northeast of england worth more than northeast of england worth more tha n £1,000,000,000 is announced than £1,000,000,000 is announced by government. bring by the government. it bring seven local authorities under the of , an elected mayor the control of, an elected mayor by 2024. so levelling up actually in action . is it just actually in action. is it just another expensive layer .7 another expensive layer? bureaucracy. and in the year that we lost her majesty, the queen, a royal correspondent, cameron walker, will reflect on the momentous events of september and a nation in mourning. that to come first, the latest news headlines . the latest news headlines. tamsin mark, thank you. and afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 12:01. two men have been it's12:01. two men have been arrested on suspicion . murder in arrested on suspicion. murder in connection with the stabbing of a 23 year old in a birmingham nightclub. semi—professional footballer cody fisher was stabbed to death on the dance floor of the crane nightclub on boxing day. hundreds of people were in

persistent rain will push through evening across northeast england . imes, but start to clear as we head into the new year. the wintry showers across northern scotland will ease this evening, but wet surfaces bring the risk of icy patches . rain but wet surfaces bring the risk of icy patches. rain and but wet surfaces bring the risk of icy patches . rain and snow of icy patches. rain and snow will in from the south later on. now across northern ireland. it will be cloudy at first this evening, but heavy and persistent rain will arrive, meaning it's set to be wet for most at midnight tonight. skies will turn clearer in the south as the of rain, sleet and snow continues way northwards. that's how the weather is shaping up overnight into tomorrow morning. we are gb news and we'd like say thank you to each and every one of you for bringing us conversations, for helping our great nation. find its voice. we are here for you on radio, television and online across scotland, wales and northern ireland. it's the bbc. you know, you actually get facts, right? we ar

and by wednesday, it's going to be soggy soggy too on tuesday in the northeast from new england into ore snow in the rockies as we near friday, we're looking at still wet conditions in portions of the northeast could see some snow showers in the inteor parts of the northeast, the great lakes, into the upper midwest. back to you guys >> michelle, thank you >>> faster growing, more perfectly shaped how scientists are stepping in to create the ultimate christmas trees. that's next on "early today. thig on all the gifts you need for the gifts that keep on giving. because while they have no idea what's going on here... -hi. -...a little something of their own will get them in the spirit. they don't know why you'd ever leave the house like this... but they'll happily hold down the fort while you're gone. -smiles! -and let's be honest, they'll never understand this whole situation... but they do get this. thank goodness. great prices. happy pets. chewy. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? great prices. happy pets. try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 sel

a lot of winter sunshine, a few more wintry showers, northern parts of northern ireland, northeast englandle of degrees above freezing. the northerly wind, though, is lessening, and into the cold air, we've got a weather system arriving on friday — and that could bring some significant snow to scotland. some snow to lower levels in central southern scotland, a couple of centimetres, more over the hills, particularly north of the central belt, there could be 20 centimetres here. other parts of the uk may well be dry with some sunshine. very few wintry showers, still cold after another frosty and potentially icy start on friday. now, as we head into the weekend, we're still in cold air on saturday, some sunshine, maybe 1—2 wintry showers. but we're starting to see a southerly breeze picking up. ahead of this weather system, the game—changer sweeping up from the southwest — it's driving into cold air, so for a while on sunday, we'll see a spell of snow, particularly in the north. for many, it'll turn back to rain because we've got a south—westerly wind pushing up — that'll be strengthening, b

could see an area of more substantial snow showers affecting the northeast of england later on. in the wind across northern areas and it will feel colder than those temperatures suggest. again, through the evening and overnight, snow showers peppering coastal areas. could see this cluster of wintry showers drifting southwards across the east midlands, down towards the southeast, even london and the home counties could see a dusting of snow in one or two places by the end of the night and it really will be another very cold night. these are typical values for many of us but don't be surprised — a few areas see temperatures in minus double digits. an extremely cold start to friday. watch out for ice along coastal areas, where we have had snow showers. that area of cloud and wintry showers should clear the southeast and many places will be dry with plenty of crisp sunshine around, despite it being bitterly cold. temperatures of 2—5 degrees again, it will feel cold enough —— colder if you are exposed to any breeze. friday night, another very cold one. widespread sharp frost across t

northern scotland initially but then the day coming down into parts of south—east and perhaps northeast englandugh the day across the midlands northern england, although some will stay murky. and where does murky. and where it does temperature going to get temperature is not going to get much freezing. even with much above freezing. even with a bit of brightness, we're looking at of three or for at highs of three or four for most, and then down to the southwest, little weather southwest, a little weather system bring system arriving now could bring some the south—west some snow across the south—west for during tuesday night. for time during tuesday night. some about how some uncertainty about how far it in and therefore how it gets in and therefore how much snow we gets to be much snow we gets likely to be rain across much of the channel miles. so staying damp here, but elsewhere , generally, another elsewhere, generally, another dry wednesday , but more dry day on wednesday, but more snow coming in across snow showers coming in across northern and course, parts of northern and of course, parts

cold for parts of scotland, northeast england and milder conditions.lightly colder conditions. something a little bit drier possibly in a touch colder towards the festive period, but still lots of detail. we'll keep you updated right here. bye—bye. tonight at ten... tens of thousands of nurses across england, wales and northern ireland take strike action in a dispute over pay. what do we want? fair pay. when do we want it? now! braving the cold to make their case — members of the royal college of nursing say right now it's hard to attract and retain nurses. better pay, better staffing, just simple improvements to the quality of life would be nice for nurses. i feel so strongly that nurses coming through the ranks and qualifying, just they're coming through with so much debt, they're then leaving the profession in droves. but the government says the union's pay demands are unaffordable. we'll have the latest. also on the programme... interest rates rise again by another 0.5% to 3.5%,

rain falling from the southern plains through the tennessee valley into the northeast and new england. and you can see some of this is heavy on satellite and radar the brighter colors is where the heaviest rain is falling we're seeing thunderstorms this morning and we will see thunderstorms as we head throughout the afternoon as well the morning showers s will move out. we will start to dryry out ther but heheavy rain d developing ge soututhern plalains, t that wiwl continue tomorrow and notice pink and blue showing up on the map in portions of the midwest and ohio valley a little cooler air will mix in. localized flooding is possible warmer, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 82 in houston. all right, we are tracking that big time december warmup, we'll talk about the numbers coming up >>> still to come in 60 second, the high-stakes election that could determine the fate of democracy, that case that we're looking at >>> a hiker missining for two weekeks with no o food o or wat. we'll hear from the couple who fofound him nenext better.. cough? fevever? betttter. mumucinex all l in onene

northeast england and northern scotland into details for thursday.ky conditions in. the south with rain and drizzle at times drifting in brightest with scotland and northern ireland. some showers, particularly northern scotland. the winds generally than today. but the winds will strengthen and bring down air. of course shetland where the showers may well start to turn to snow once further south. oh, look at that, ten, 11, 12 degrees. so it's mild but it is still quite dank and drizzly, well into the evening and staying quite murky. again, poor visibility on some the higher routes across the south. we head through thursday night into friday. friday, of course many people may well be hitting the and to be aware that we are looking at some heavy rain coming in across england and wales is band of rain sweeping its way northwards say could be pretty heavy for time again misty murky conditions for many as well much a sculptor looking dry through most of dry and bright through most of friday till this rain creeps into the it'll wet across into the south. it

later in the day i area of winter weather making its way to worsen northeast of england. it would be a cold day. temperatures are a bit down from those today. we will follow that area of wintry weather into parts of the midlands northern england and even down towards the southeast. doesn't look like it would be a great deal of snowfall but any covering it would be the first we have seen and therefore another cold night as well during tomorrow night. brighter day again on friday. slightly different distribution of our shores but all in all another cold one. if you want to stay up—to—date. more detail under weather where you are you can use the as ever. thank you that under weather where you are you can use the as ever. thank you that is it for us. it is noted. hello there, i'm olly foster. this is sportsday live from doha. here's what's coming up in the programme fully focussed on france. we'll get the latest from the england camp but two more players are missing from training qatar belonged to morrocco last night, we'll look back at their historic victory and the seven ot

england. the interior northeast, the interior parts of new england is where we have most of the snow.re it's snowing it will stay snow. where it's raining it will stay as rain and it will continue to exit as we go through, i'd say, early saturday morning. we will hang on to a lot of this snow across new england through the night tonight and early saturday. the rain comes to an end in the mid-atlantic. the winds off lake erie, especially, buffalo more of a lake-effect snow situation going through the weekend. it's mostly up across the ski resorts in the highest elevations, perhaps up to 18 to 24 inches of snow. but it's the lake-effect snow that could cause 15 to 22 inches of snow. okay. so here we go into next week. thursday, friday, early saturday timeframe, this is the european model. it takes it and combines two storms that will move into the interior northeast. that means mostly rain through the i-95 corridor and snow for the interior northeast. there is the american model. this model makes it more of a coastal storm, which means we could see snow through the carolinas, mid-atlant

>> they are mainly interior sections of the northeast, new england area. interior sections there.ee interior sections of new england. all the big cities, all rain, cold, miserable rain and windy condition, winds are blowing at 25, 30, 35 miles per hour in some locations. so the rain will start winding down in the coming hours for new york city, later tonight it will end in boston, the snow continues, though, across interior sections, winter storm warning, areas in pink and then here is the forecast radar. you can see the rain wrapping up this afternoon ending in boston tonight and then the snow will finally leave by the time we get into tomorrow as well. so we have one final push of this for today and then we'll finally say good-bye to the storm system deadly across the country, snow totals across higher elevations really impressive. we could cece two feet of snow across interior sections of new england for the mountain areas. ana. >> thanks so much, jennifer gray. >>> fifa rejecting the ukrainian president's request to share a message of world peace before the world cup final. wh