the cloud tending to lift a little, it may brighten up in west wales, northumberland, looks cloudy inand. more cloud for western scotland but some sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. 7—11, more likely to make double figures in the west. probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have some pet patchy rain moving down from the north. most of it affecting scotland, some for northern ireland in the morning. northern england, not much as it heads southwards in the afternoon. then we get some sunshine following in northern scotland where it is a bit cooler, otherwise temperatures around 9—11. hello this is bbc news. i'm a lacrosse of your rack with your headlines. a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the prime minister appoints nadhim zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist — saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. violent

the cloud tending to lift a little it may brighten up in west wales, northumberland, looks cloudy innd but some sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. tempter 7—11, more likely to make double figures in the west. probably a bit coolerfor double figures in the west. probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have some pet patchy rain moving down from the north. most of it affecting scotland, some for northern ireland in the morning. then we get some sunshine following in northern scotland where it is a bit cooler, otherwise tempter is 00:13:50,021 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 around 9—11. —— temperatures around this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the prime minister appoints nadhim zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist — saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. v

in northumberland, a local conservative mp's had to respond to complaints from people about being lumpedx, which is in tier 2, officials say that with cases, the trend is increasing in several areas. and with local hospitals, things are fairly stable. in neighbouring kent, in tier 3, they say there have been big case increases and those in people aged over 60 are a particular concern and hospital admissions are increasing. for cumbria in tier 2, cases in some areas are said to be increasing, but some of this is likely due to a large school outbreak. in neighbouring lancashire, which is in tier 3, officials say case rates in over—60s are very high, and there is still pressure on the nhs. at present, the levels of covid within the community is still very high. and that will drive admissions coming into hospital. if people are mixing in the community, that means after christmas, if people don't follow the rules, we may see a further surge. in newcastle, a specialist intensive care unit has been created for covid patients, though the latest r number for the northeast of england, showing how

this one is from grandma who lives in northumberland.lanzarote on holiday? am i allowed to travel to yorkshire and will my flight nonessential travel? that is the question from graham? on theirface of a that is the question from graham? on their face of a piece looks like a relatively easy trip because la nza rote is in relatively easy trip because lanzarote is in the canary islands and of course they were given the corridor and it means you can call by quarantining on your return. the risks are on the youth side so first of all we don't yet know which tier northumberland is going to be in or yorkshire as a whole but you would be able to travel with track —— private transport to the airport. nonstop a beauty on the way. and then you have got to think, what do i need in terms of entry through la nza rote. i need in terms of entry through lanzarote. and i need in terms of entry through la nza rote. and they i need in terms of entry through lanzarote. and they have just introduced the need for a test. this webcast will be needed and negativ

it could brighten up a little bit across western parts of wales, perhaps into northumberland.oud comes into western scotland, but there'll still be some sunny spells for eastern scotland. and temperatures in a range 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. some changes, though, as we head into the evening and overnight because the breeze picks up towards the north west, the cloud thickens and we start to push in some rain as well. now, that means it's going to be a much milder night across scotland, and as we head into monday morning, it should be frost—free. but we start with a lot of cloud. however, the weather will change a little bit because all that mistiness will get pushed away as these weather fronts push their way southwards with a little bit more of a breeze as well. most of the rain will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, pushing into the high ground in north west england and wales. there won't be much rain heading its way southwards into southern england in the afternoon. and through the afternoon, we could actual

in many places staying cloudy with a cloud lifting a little and brining up in west wales and northumberlandrn scotland but sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. temperature 7—ii mbappe to make double figures in the west and probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look at monday and we have got some patchy rain moving down from the northern most of it affecting scotla nd northern most of it affecting scotland was some for northern ireland in the morning in northern england but not much as it has it southwards in the afternoon. some sunshine following enormous colour where it is a bit cooler and otherwise temperatures around 9—ii. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. clashes between police and protesters in paris — during demonstrations against a proposed security law. a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps don't back new restrictions. the head of ethiopia's military says the army has entered the regional capital of the northern province of tigray. and just wh

cloud on sunday morning, the mist lifting in england and wales, brighter skies in west wales, northumberlanden — 11, more likely to have double figures in the west, cooler in the east. some changes at the start of next week, the high pressure brink that low cloud starts to recede as a weather front moved down from the north, these are weak weather front and they will not be a lot of rain but we will see some in the morning across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, that move south in the afternoon and eventually we may get some sunshine in the north of scotland, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere marder, temperatures here dropping our way but elsewhere milder, 10 or 12 at best on monday. on tuesday that weather front moves down across the whole of the country and a link back to cloud is hanging on in western areas by tuesday morning, further east especially in scotland and northern england we will find some frost so a chilly start on tuesday and a chilly day in prospect because cloud will topple into that colder across scotland, northern ireland, or cloud across wa

it could brighten up a little bit across western parts of wales, perhaps into northumberland. but there'll still be some sunny spells for eastern scotland. and temperatures in a range 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. some changes, though, as we head into the evening and overnight because the breeze picks up towards the north west, the cloud thickens and we start to push in some rain as well. now, that means it's going to be a much milder night across scotland, and as we head into monday morning, it should be frost—free. but we start with a lot of cloud. however, the weather will change a little bit because all that mistiness will get pushed away as these weather fronts push their way southwards with a little bit more of a breeze as well. most of the rain will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, pushing into the high ground in north—west england and wales. there won't be much rain heading its way southwards into southern england in the afternoon. and through the afternoon, we could actually get some sunshine as the rain

it could brighten up a little bit across western parts of wales, perhaps into northumberland.ny spells for eastern scotland. and temperatures in a range 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. some changes, though, as we head into the evening and overnight because the breeze picks up towards the north west, the cloud thickens and we start to push in some rain as well. now, that means it's going to be a much milder night across scotland, and as we head into monday morning, it should be frost—free. but we start with a lot of cloud. however, the weather will change a little bit because all that mistiness will get pushed away as these weather fronts push their way southwards with a little bit more of a breeze as well. most of the rain will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, pushing into the high ground in north—west england and wales. there won't be much rain heading its way southwards into southern england in the afternoon. and through the afternoon, we could actually get some sunshine as the rain clears from scotland. here, it

it could brighten up a little bit across western parts of wales, perhaps into northumberland.e cloud comes into western scotland, but there'll still be some sunny spells for eastern scotland. and temperatures in a range 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. some changes, though, as we head into the evening and overnight because the breeze picks up towards the north west, the cloud thickens and we start to push in some rain as well. now, that means it's going to be a much milder night across scotland, and as we head into monday morning, it should be frost—free. but we start with a lot of cloud. however, the weather will change a little bit because all that mistiness will get pushed away as these weather fronts push their way southwards with a little bit more of a breeze as well. most of the rain will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, pushing into the high ground in north—west england and wales. there won't be much rain heading its way southwards into southern england in the afternoon. and through the afternoon, we could ac

it could brighten up a little bit across western parts of wales, perhaps into northumberland.l still be some sunny spells for eastern scotland. and temperatures in a range 7—11 degrees, with the higher temperatures more likely across western parts of the uk. some changes, though, as we head into the evening and overnight because the breeze picks up towards the north west, the cloud thickens and we start to push in some rain as well. now, that means it's going to be a much milder night across scotland, and as we head into monday morning, it should be frost—free. but we start with a lot of cloud. however, the weather will change a little bit because all that mistiness will get pushed away as these weather fronts push their way southwards with a little bit more of a breeze as well. most of the rain will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, pushing into the high ground in north—west england and wales. there won't be much rain heading its way southwards into southern england in the afternoon. and through the afternoon, we could actually get some sunshine as the rain clears from

in northumberland, a local conservative mp's had to respond to complaints from people about being lumped tier 2, officials say that with cases, the trend is increasing in several areas. and with local hospitals, things are fairly stable. in neighbouring kent, in tier 3, they say there have been big case increases and those in people aged over 60 are a particular concern and hospital admissions are increasing. for cumbria in tier 2, cases in some areas are said to be increasing, but some of this is likely due to a large school outbreak. in neighbouring lancashire, which is in tier 3, official state in neighbouring lancashire, which is in tier 3, officials say case rates in over—60s are very high, and there is still pressure on the nhs. at present, the levels of covid within the community is still very high. and that will drive admissions coming into hospital. if people are mixing in the community, that means after christmas, if people don't follow the rules, we may see a further surge. in newcastle, a specialist intensive care unit has been created for covid patients, though the latest r

in northumberland, a local conservative mp's had to respond to complaints from people about being lumpedsussex, which is in tier 2, officials say that with cases, the trend is increasing in several areas. but with local hospitals, things are fairly stable. in neighbouring kent, in tier 3, they say there have been big case rate increases and those in people aged over 60 are a particular concern, and hospital admissions are increasing. for cumbria, in tier2, cases in some areas are said to be increasing, but some of this is likely due to a large school outbreak. and in neighbouring lancashire, which is in tier 3, officials say case rates in over—60s are very high, and there is still pressure on the nhs. at present, the levels of covid within the community is still very high. and that will drive admissions coming into hospital. if people are mixing in the community, that means that after christmas, if people don't follow the rules, we may see a further surge. in newcastle, a specialist intensive care unit has been created for covid patients, though the latest r number for the north—east of

we are in rural northumberland, the likes of newcastle, north of that. coping? we are in tier 3, devastating news yesterday, considering, again, we are north of northumberland, our numbers are quite a bit lower than in liverpool and london who are in tier 2. do you have people coming from the towns nearby which have higher numbers, presumably that is the logic of putting everyone in an area into the same group? well, it is a holiday town, berwick, and the haven camps remained open throughout the summer which did not help. where we can come within myself, i try and keep the pub to our locals. but she can keep others out, can you? certainly cannot. how can we stop someone at our door saying, when you give us your postcode, please? how worried are you about getting through to the next few weeks or months, if the north—east is kept in these very severe restrictions? i have absolutely no idea. i have written to glen sanderson of the head of northumberland county council yesterday in an e—mail and he forwarded my e—mail on to those who are dealing with the cov

graham lives in northumberland and he says flying from leeds bradford on boxing day, is he allowed tourn, not a high risk area, and the risks really are on the uk side. we don't yet know which tier northumberland is going to be in, but assuming it is similar to before, tier 2, you would be able to travel to leeds bradford airport in private transport, ideally nonstop on the way, you get to the airport, and then you have got to think what doi and then you have got to think what do i need in terms of entry through to la nza rote ? do i need in terms of entry through to lanzarote? they have just introduced as of yesterday the need for a pcr test, a swab test will be needed, negative result, taken three days, within three days before you travel, and if you are travelling on boxing day, that means you have got to have the test on the 23rd of december in the uk to get the results back in time before the lab is close to christmas. it is a tough call, actually, as to whether you will get your results back in time to then be able to travel on that flight. i to then be able to travel on that fli

was one i remember going to visit, a detective, a lovely intelligent guy who was shifted to the northumberlandield who picked it up and picked up this extraordinary clue that he heard a ringing sound when sutcliffe went to urinate behind a coal bucket when they were questioning him and he woke up in the morning thinking he had something funny and went back, i believe not in uniform, as a savvy, to look at where sutcliffe had been and found this hammer dropped behind and found this hammer dropped behind a coal bunker. and so it was an instinctive bit of copying by a young, intelligent officer that trumped all the work and effort done by these senior, very sensationalised, probably very conservative senior officers who got it so wrong. if it hadn‘t been without looking ship you, he might have gone on and killed another 30. thank you for your recollections. tough coronavirus restrictions have been extended in northern ireland for a further week. the current measures were due to expire at midnight tonight — with ministers under pressure to make a decision. under a compromise deal reached by the st

as far north as northumberland, there is frost around. notjust frost, some dense fog.hy rain possible across the western isles. blue skies this afternoon after the morning fog. more of a breeze in the south—west which could touch 40 miles an hour in gusts towards the far west of cornwall. as the winds are going from south to north, cold air is pushed further north. no where near as warm as yesterday afternoon. tonight the colder air in place which will mean mist and fog forming. this is where temperatures will drop the furthest and this is where we can see frost. not as frosty in the south but we will begin with lots of low cloud and fog around filter in the west there will be fog over the hills. low cloud through the day. brighter on the coasts. northern ireland, northern parts of england into scotland, a sunny day to come once the early fog patches had cleared. turning milder in the south. mild for all on sunday with outbreaks of rain. that is how it is looking. during the last lockdown, thousands of people stepped up to help others, answering a call from the royal v