in northumberland it was the coldest night in england so far this year. temperatures down to -12.5, this year. we saw temperatures down to —12.5, but braemar in aberdeenshire, the cold spot, the coldest night of the year anywhere in the uk, temperatures down to minus 17.3 celsius. so a bitterly cold start to the day. that cold spell stays for the next few days. icy stretches, wintry showers mainly but not exclusively for scotland. a cold northerly wind developing and that will mean improved visibility so we are losing the mist and fog we have seen over the few days. as we fast forward through friday and into the weekend, gradually things turn milder particular by sunday and we will see the milder air in place and things turning more unsettled. but lots of wintry weather to get out of the way before then. for the rest of the way before then. for the rest of the day we have rain, sleet and hill snow in the far south—west. could be a couple of centimetres for bodmin and dartmoor. wintry showers for coastal part of antrim, northern scotland as well. temperatu

lingering phrasing forth likely across parts of england and at the likes of northumberland, far north, quite cold and cloudy for much of central and southern england and wales, temperatures struggling to get above freezing, particularly where the fog lingers. a chance of snowfall into the far south—east of england and east anglia into the evening hours. could be a centimetre or two, evening hours. could be a centimetre ortwo, by evening hours. could be a centimetre or two, by the time we get to monday. going to be bitterly cold night, temperatures as low as —12 degrees in scotland. a very cold day on monday, best of the sunshine in the north, fewer wintry showers, clothed and cloudy, freezing fog patches further south, temperatures are struggling to get much above freezing all day long. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera, welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world: france book their place in the semi—finals of the world cup — beating england by two goals to one. les bleus will face morocco for a place in the final. the atlas lions beat portugal — becoming the first afr

. in you're in northumberland.l i mean down london and get a boat say okay so all the rich people are going to maybe move out of scotland then all five of them. but the good news is that then all trans people are going to move to scotland. so i'll that. surely wow. so i'll offset that. surely wow. so i'll offset that. surely wow. so i'm trump. are you in it? you put me in earlier i'm pretty straight but right in it so you trans people don't earn enough money to live in say no you earn loads and another well another interesting thing about is so nicola sturgeon's on the snp is crumbling and the scottish parliament actually suspended over these leaks about the tax rate going up . so this shows the rate going up. so this shows the fight to suspend parliament. you know, she's trying to stop the leaks. she on the way out. yeah well you really believe that. i mean i study. i mean snp are breaking a manifesto pledge here right. do you what what do you think. do you think the are finally of starting see finally kind of sta

. in you're in northumberland.l i mean down london and get a boat say okay so all the rich people are going to maybe move out of scotland then all five of them. but the good news is that then all trans people are going to move to scotland. so i'll that. surely wow. so i'll offset that. surely wow. so i'll offset that. surely wow. so i'm trump. are you in it? you put me in earlier i'm pretty straight but right in it so you trans people don't earn enough money to live in say no you earn loads and another well another interesting thing about is so nicola sturgeon's on the snp is crumbling and the scottish parliament actually suspended over these leaks about the tax rate going up . so this shows the rate going up. so this shows the fight to suspend parliament. you know, she's trying to stop the leaks. she on the way out. yeah well you really believe that. i mean i study. i mean snp are breaking a manifesto pledge here right. do you what what do you think. do you think the are finally of starting see finally kind of sta

the cornish seaside town overtook hexham , northumberland overtook hexham, northumberland to take the in rightmove's annual survey. escort highly on its green spaces amenities , a sense of spaces amenities, a sense of community spirit . st ives community spirit. st ives resident winner of the voice, molly hocking, says the town has a special atmosphere . it's just a special atmosphere. it's just an amazing place . it's got such an amazing place. it's got such an amazing place. it's got such a local supportive atmosphere . a local supportive atmosphere. every time you wake up in the morning , you can hear every time you wake up in the morning, you can hear is every time you wake up in the morning , you can hear is the morning, you can hear is the seagulls. no roads , no cars. seagulls. no roads, no cars. just fresh and the sea. we've got everything. we've got shops , local bakers , sports clubs , local bakers, sports clubs sounds . this is gb , local bakers, sports clubs sounds. this is gb news. we're bringing more news as it happens. now back, mark thomson . thanks very much, andy. th

the cornish seaside town overtook hexham and northumberland to take the top spot in rightmove's annualurvey, which more than 21,000 people took part in rightmove say. st ives scored highly for its sense of community spirit and belonging for its residents . tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to tom hardy . hardy. and . a very good morning to you and. a very good morning to you . it's 1933 and and. a very good morning to you . it's1933 and this is the briefing with me, tom harwood on your tv and your radio . now, not your tv and your radio. now, not content with chairing a meeting of the national policing board yesterday. today the home secretary and indeed policing minister chris philp are holding a roundtable in downing street with police leaders. we're told it will focus on the operational response to criminal gang miller protest tactics . and we all know protest tactics. and we all know what that means. the prime minister has reportedly been furious at the inability to deal with small numbers of environmental protesters, break the law, smashing windows , the law

this is how we started the day in northumberland, clear blue skies

we enter thursday outbreaks of rain which is posts across parts away from cumbria and northumberland you're hang out the other side with brighter skies, joining much of scotland as well as northern ireland. but a cold wind coming in the far scotland in across the far north scotland delivering shower . delivering a further shower. temperatures then typically around average for this time of year the north but milder year in the north but milder farther south coming round 12 or 13 at the very best we hang to on low cloud that mist the rain through thursday evening slowly clearing away more waiting in the wings . it's going to be the wings. it's going to be rather cool across the far north. and again, with a touch of frost as we head into the early hours of friday morning with delivering with that wind still delivering those showers the far those showers towards the far north. outlook north. and here's outlook through weekend through the christmas weekend remaining changeable with rain or showers as the rain pushes even. and welcome back to gb news live. now ukraine's president volodymyr

the arrangement would give powers over education, transport and housing to people across northumberlandewcastle and sandal and elections for the new mayor would take place in may 2024 after a consultation process . after a consultation process. labouris after a consultation process. labour is warning families are losing millions of pounds due to unsolved crime . the party says unsolved crime. the party says more than a million thefts went unsolved last year, with cases dropped because police failed to find a suspect . labour dropped because police failed to find a suspect. labour has called the figures disgrace for a home office spokesperson says the government has provided record investment in policing alongside the recruitment of 20,000 additional officers . by 20,000 additional officers. by march 2023 . in the us, the death march 2023. in the us, the death toll in and around the city of buffalo has risen to 32 as the country is battling a deadly winter storm. authorities in the new york state have been digging out from under four feet of snow after a record amount of snowfall left at

the cornish seaside town overtook hexham in northumberland to take the top spot in rightmove's annualey , which more than 21,000 survey, which more than 21,000 people took part in. rightmove says st ives scored highly for its sense of community, spirit and belonging for its residents . this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to beth . it's back to beth. good morning . welcome to bev good morning. welcome to bev turner. today on gb news you for joining me. the 2021 census data has been rumbling on for a few days and for the first time even days and for the first time ever, fewer than half people in england and wales describe themselves as christian. birmingham has been revealed as a whites minority city by the office for national statistics. so at this moment, british values what we stand for in this great country and we, the nurse and ambulance worker strikes potentially looming . health potentially looming. health secretary steve barclay has said that inflation busting pay rises are just not affordable . i'm are just not affordable. i'm going to be deb

freezing fog likely across parts of eastern england and a few snow flurries for the likes of northumberland central and southern england and wales, and southern england and wales, and temperatures will struggle to get much above freezing, particularly where you see the folk lingering. chance of some snowfall into the far south—east of england and east anglia into the evening hours, it could be a centimetre or two by the time we get to monday morning. it will be a bitterly cold night. in fact we could see temperatures as low as —12 degrees and some sheltered glens in scotland first thing. another very cold day, monday, best of the sunshine in the north, if wintry showers, cold and cloudy with freezing fog patches further south and many of us see temperatures struggling to get much above freezing all day long. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and roger johnson. 0ur headlines today: england's world cup dream is over after a 2—1 defeat to france in the quarterfinal. good morning from doha, where the england players are preparing to fly home later, after exiting this world c

then hexham in northumberland picked them to the post for the last two years. even happier than normal because the crown has come back to some time. so let's have a little listen to what the having people of some types have been saying to me smilingly earlier. i find the cornish exceptionally and the cornish exceptionally and the ambience down you've only got to look around at moment in the middle of winter and it's beautiful. yeah different felt it the feeling that it's got to be in spite of other today in a get out it's just unique and it's just really really nice uh we can't change it which is a good thing so yeah it's really nice for happy yeah i think . oh nice for happy yeah i think. oh andifs nice for happy yeah i think. oh and it's good to see a seaside town. there's only a number because somebody you spend a lot of time in morecambe and in blackpool over the years it's fair that not every fair to say that not every single seaside town, no disrespect those areas not disrespect to those areas is not on up. jeff, i see you've on up. and jeff, i see you've

arrangement would give powers over education patient transport and housing to people across northumberlande and sunderland. elections for the new mayor would take place in may 2024 after a consultation process . after a consultation process. labouris after a consultation process. labour is warning families are losing millions of pounds due to unsolved crimes. losing millions of pounds due to unsolved crimes . the party says unsolved crimes. the party says more than a million thefts went unsolved last year, with cases dropped because . police failed dropped because. police failed to find a suspect . labour's to find a suspect. labour's called the figures disgraceful . called the figures disgraceful. a home office spokesperson the government has provided record investment in policing alongside the recruitment of 20,000 additional officers by march 2023 . to the us now and the 2023. to the us now and the death toll in and around the city. buffalo has risen to 32 as the country is battling a deadly winter storm. authorities in the new state have been digging out from under four feet of snow af

the arrangement would give powers over education, transport and housing to people across northumberlandsunderland. elections for the new man could take place in may of 2024 after a consultation process and provisional figures from the met office show that this year has been the warmest on record in the uk . by the been the warmest on record in the uk. by the end of been the warmest on record in the uk . by the end of the year, the uk. by the end of the year, 2022 will have seen the highest annual average temperature. it beats the record set in 20 1418 of just under ten degrees celsius. the met office says every month apart from this december has been warmer than average . senior meteorologist average. senior meteorologist jim dale told gb news we'll continue to see warm weather next year. you can't just look at this and say, oh, it's just the uk, we're having a bad moment or a bad couple of years. you've got to look at other places. so the pakistani floods, for example, glaciers melting in the himalayas , it took times to the himalayas, it took times to occur , but when it did it was oc

the cornish seaside town wrexham and northumberland to take the top spot in rightmove's annual surveyhighly on its green spaces and a sense of community spirit. st ives resident and winner of the voice, molly hocking , says the voice, molly hocking, says the town has a special atmosphere. it's just an amazing place. it's got such local atmosphere . every got such local atmosphere. every time you wake up in the morning, all you can hear is the seagulls. no roads, no cars, just fresh air. the sea goes. we've everything. we've got shops local bakers , sports clubs shops local bakers, sports clubs , tv, online , disney plus radio. , tv, online, disney plus radio. this is gb news. now it's back to dewbs& co . to dewbs& co. thanks for that, tatiana. well, i'm with you through until 7:00 this evening and keeping me company here in the studios, my panel maraj the financier and the columnist at the article , and alongside him, the article, and alongside him, john mcternan, the strategist and a former adviser to tony blair. good evening gentlemen, nice to have you . and you know nice to have yo

some snow showers getting in across parts of lincolnshire and northumberland and parts of yorkshire.t a weather front coming in which will bring rain and on the leading—edge as it bumps into the cold air we�*re likely to see some snow for a time before it turns back to rain. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. members of the uk rail workers�* union the rmt have begun fresh industrial action today, bringing a near total shutdown of the country�*s railway network. do get in touch with me today about the strikes or any of the other stories we�*re covering today. you can do that on twitter @ annita bbc and use the hashtag bbc your questions. the european parliament will vote later this morning on whether to remove its vice president eva kaili amid a corruption scandal and allegations that qatar bribed eu officials. official employment figures suggest a17,000 working days were lost to strikes in the uk in october — the highest in more than a decade. a vigil is for the three boys who died after falling into a frozen

point let me tell our viewers let me just tell our viewers what the is this is the her majesty's northumberlandsed for not prioritising equality and diversity and respect . it took issue with a respect. it took issue with a failure to provide to transgender inmates. so i think for the purposes of starting this a discussion, we need to park the transgender here. the whole point of prison is sort of to be punished for a crime think you need to be rehabilitated ? you need to be rehabilitated? yes. sorry, i don't have a fetish about punishing people. i wish i could almost hear people saying now you're absolutely andrew and i agree with what you said. i ithink andrew and i agree with what you said. i i think the point i'm trying to make is that, you know, they should wear a uniform. they are all equal in prison. they should. don't prison. they should. they don't i all this and i don't know all this make and dressing about whether dressing up as about whether men, women or anything in between. this between. so can you explain this to because make up we don't to me? because make up we don't have right

i know when pits were closed in northumberland , was closed in northumberland, was made redundant.hey were all made redundant. they were all made redundant. and of course suffered hugely as a result . suffered hugely as a result. look, thank you for that, adrian . get to more of your opinions if you disagree, drop me a line mark@gbnews.uk it's time now for this . yes, it's time. mark@gbnews.uk it's time now for this . yes, it's time . the big this. yes, it's time. the big question in which i tackle a major news of the day tonight, the world is still reeling from harry and meghan's bombshell netflix documentary series . but netflix documentary series. but with some casting, meghan as manipulative, fake or even slightly controlling all these criticisms fair ? or is this an criticisms fair? or is this an example of harsh treatment by the press ? what motivates this the press? what motivates this young ? what is her frame of the press? what motivates this young? what is her frame of mind and is she a force for good or ill? and meghan markle claims she not know anything about the royal

point let me tell our viewers let me just tell our viewers what the is this is the her majesty's northumberlandsed for not prioritising equality and diversity and respect . it took issue with a respect. it took issue with a failure to provide to transgender inmates. so i think for the purposes of starting this a discussion, we need to park the transgender here. the whole point of prison is sort of to be punished for a crime think you need to be rehabilitated ? you need to be rehabilitated? yes. sorry, i don't have a fetish about punishing people. i wish i could almost hear people saying now you're absolutely andrew and i agree with what you said. i ithink andrew and i agree with what you said. i i think the point i'm trying to make is that, you know, they should wear a uniform. they are all equal in prison. they should. don't prison. they should. they don't i all this and i don't know all this make and dressing about whether dressing up as about whether men, women or anything in between. this between. so can you explain this to because make up we don't to me? because make up we don't have right

i know when pits were closed in northumberland , was closed in northumberland, was made redundant.y were all made redundant. they were all made redundant. and of course suffered hugely as a result . suffered hugely as a result. look, thank you for that, adrian . get to more of your opinions if you disagree, drop me a line mark@gbnews.uk it's time now for this . yes, it's time. mark@gbnews.uk it's time now for this . yes, it's time . the big this. yes, it's time. the big question in which i tackle a major news of the day tonight, the world is still reeling from harry and meghan's bombshell netflix documentary series . but netflix documentary series. but with some casting, meghan as manipulative, fake or even slightly controlling all these criticisms fair ? or is this an criticisms fair? or is this an example of harsh treatment by the press ? what motivates this the press? what motivates this young ? what is her frame of the press? what motivates this young? what is her frame of mind and is she a force for good or ill? and meghan markle claims she not know anything about the royal fa

the arrangement would give powers over education, transport and housing to people across northumberland the new man could take place in may of 2024 after a council tation process well over the us. the number of people who've died the city of buffalo has risen to 32 as the country continues to battle a deadly winter storm. authorities in new york state been digging out vehicles from four feet of snow after , a four feet of snow after, a record amount of snowfall. at least 60 people have died nationwide as the monster storm, as north america over last week . meanwhile, here in the uk, provisional figures from the met office show that year has been the warmest on record. by the end of the year, 2022 will have seen the highest annual average temperature . it beats the record temperature. it beats the record set in 2014, just under ten degrees celsius met says. every month, the part december has been warmer than average . this been warmer than average. this is gb news. we'll bring you more . it happens. let's get back to . . it happens. let's get back to. pat yeah. welcome back, everybody. t

a few splashes of rain in cumbria and northumberland, clearing from northern ireland and the isle ofould see temperatures around 3 or 4 degrees at the highest. the fog returns tonight, some clear skies and sunshine by day, you will see further mist and fog and frost performing tonight. increasing chance of showers towards the south—east, mildest in the north and west of scotland where they will be further that light rain or drizzle. as we go into tomorrow, the fog more of an issue towards the west of the uk where the winds are lightest around wales and the west midlands. weatherfronts being kept at bay, this high pressure across pressure starting to introduce more of an easterly wind, which will help to introduce a little bit more brightness across eastern parts of england as we go through friday, but also east anglia, the south—east, through to the northern portion of the channel islands, greater chance of some showers around. most will have a dry day, fairly cloudy across scotland, western areas, with some of the mist and fog lingering and, again, a fairly cool day as we go into th

outbreaks of rain, which is across these parts away from and northumberland where you hang out the otheras , northern scotland as well as, northern ireland, wind coming ireland, but a cold wind coming in across the far north of scotland, delivering a further showers, and showers, temperatures and typically for typically around average for this of in the north, this time of year in the north, but milder at the south, coming around 12 or 13 at the very best, we hang on to that low cloud , that mist, the rain cloud, that mist, the rain through thursday evening, slowly clearing but more waiting in the wings . it's clearing but more waiting in the wings. it's going to be rather cool across the far north. and again, with a touch of frost as we head into the early hours of friday with that wind. so delivering those showers towards the here's your the far north and here's your outlook the christmas outlook through the christmas weekend, changeable weekend, remaining changeable with showers as rain with rain showers as the rain pushes ever . join me every pushes ever. join me every sunday at 6 pm

she�*s speaking to us from northumberland in the uk. thanks very much for coming on the programme.as a i massive fan of henry in the witcher, i think a lot of people are. when the news broke he was stepping down from that role and continuing on with superman, everybody was quite excited about it. then this! not even eight weeks after the initial announcement, it has been quite a shock. 5a announcement, it has been quite a shock. , ., , , ., shock. so these two new bosses are common and — shock. so these two new bosses are common and the _ shock. so these two new bosses are common and the decision, - shock. so these two new bosses are common and the decision, as - shock. so these two new bosses are common and the decision, as we i shock. so these two new bosses are | common and the decision, as we sat there, that he will not carry on. then they all out and release statements saying they are all still getting on very well. what do you make of that? ta getting on very well. what do you make of that?— make of that? to be honest, this statement _ make of that? to be honest, this stateme

this was the picture earlier in northumberland, beautiful blue skies but the weather is causing disruptionsooks unsettled and wet at times and the potential for things to turn cold at the following week. there is a 14 day forecast on the bbc weather app. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos. the headlines: major transport disruption as rmt members stage fresh industrial action. 40,000 workers will be on strike on four days this week, meaning a near total shutdown of the uk rail network. the meaning a near total shutdown of the uk rail network.— uk rail network. the art of negotiation _ uk rail network. the art of negotiation is _ negotiation is getting to a position where both sides can accept the deal, and the government, the dft and i think all the way up to number ten has put conditions in the train operating companies they know will blow up any chance of a deal. it’s blow up any chance of a deal. it's very important that people recognise that we've _ very important that people recognise that we've made a reasonable pay offer. _ that we've made a reasonable pay offer. in _ t

the coldest day of the year in both scotland and england, this was the picture earlier on in northumberlandight, just a few freezing fog patches lingering, particularly towards the south. not quite as cold as last night but still —6 —7, even in some towns. certainly an ice risk at the start of tomorrow. dale is at times, blizzard conditions here. further snow fall around the east coast of england as well. lighter winds meanwhile further south and west, and a fairamount meanwhile further south and west, and a fair amount of high cloud turning any sunshine hazy towards the south. temperatures are most of us will struggle a few degrees above freezing and it will feel colder than that when you add the wind—chill when you're exposed to the northerly breeze. a similar day on thursday with a sharp frost again, icy stretches, dry clear and sunny for most but more heavy snow showers across the north of scotland. temperatures between 1—5 . turning slightly milder over the next couple of days towards the end of the week, particularly to the weekend where it looks more unsettled and wet at times. the p

i mentioned freezing fog come anywhere from northumberland down toward southern england, we have this you can expect, so you will need to wrap up warmly investing in the morning we have more significant snow coming on across the north of scotland. some of it getting down the north sea coastline and a lot of cloud in the southern half of the uk. some think we are keeping our eye on is this, another area of low pressure coming our way. another area of low pressure coming ourway. it looks another area of low pressure coming our way. it looks at the moment like it may bring some snow into the moors and the southwest and some other southern parts of england, but equally it could skirt off to the north of france. there is a fine line so if you are travelling tomorrow, keep your eyes on the weather forecast. tomorrow, keep your eyes on the weatherforecast. it is tomorrow, keep your eyes on the weather forecast. it is going to be pretty cold where ever you are. as we head into the middle of the week we head into the middle of the week we lose the problems with freezing fog, still some wintry

the board under zero this morning, the temperature in land here is around minus six degrees in northumberlandening and overnight, rain, sleet and snow pushing east, as far east as west sussex. further snow showers coming in across northern scotland. with the strengthening wind there will be blizzards and we could see some snow showers getting inland across parts of north—east england. a widespread frost, once again the risk of ice. i will have a longer forecast in half an hour but if you want to check what the weather is doing where you are, or where you are going, don't forget to look at the bbc weather app. and if you are heading out in the car, be really careful it is icing on the —— i see on the roads. the number of working days lost to strikes has reached the highest in more than a decade. it comes as new figures show wages are failing to keep up with the rising cost of living. nina's taking a look at the numbers for us. it isa it is a pattern we have seen over the last few weeks and it continues. if you've sat down with the boss and agreed a pay rise, you'll be forgiven for scratching y

more significant slow around northumberland. showers to the north dry weather here.falling can give a little covering so do not surprise if you wake up tomorrow morning to the first covering of snow in southern and eastern areas. we keep the clear skies, —12 potentially. —12 tonight! bitterly cold and are therefore very icy tomorrow morning and excruciatingly cold in my mind, —12 stop we could have the freezing fog as well as well as some ice and snow. the snow already lying will make it quite icy wherever you are and temperatures in going to struggle to get much above freezing. for the outlook into next week, wednesday and beyond into the weekend, it stays cold. a lot of dry weather. temperatures perhaps recovering a little bit, 3—4 as we pick up a northerly when but by then we are also picking up more snow. still no real sign of it getting much milder in the foreseeable future. �* , ., much milder in the foreseeable future. , ., ., ,, future. i'm sorry to do this but if i said, future. i'm sorry to do this but if | said, hi-de-hi! _ future. i'm sorry to do this but

up to northumberland a list in scotland a few passing showers, one to get across the midlands into east to the north—west of the country cloud at times today will bring light rain and drizzle, especially where we have easterly winds with us. overnight tonight to the with showers across eastern areas as temperatures dip in the countryside to give the rest of patches of frost. perhaps a bit of ice on untreated roads and surfaces are first thing tomorrow morning. another day of showers tomorrow. again easterly winds with us. a better chance of seeing more sunshine for north—west scotland and fun northern ireland. a brighter day for these areas but a lot of cloud further south. temperatures still a bit below average for the time of year, six and seven broadly speaking and feeling cool with easterly winds. as we head through sunday night into monday, a bit of a ridge coming in on the isobars, the wind is not quite so strong but still providing a few showers to eastern areas. quite a bit of cloud, some sunny spells, probably the best across the western part of the uk and temperatures perhaps

freezing fog likely across some parts of eastern england and some snow flurries for the likes of northumberlandr north of scotland. icy stretches around some of irish sea coast. cloudy for much of central england, summoning one in wales, temperatures struggling to get above freezing, especially where you can see the fog. chance of snowfall in east anglia into the evening hours, could be a centimetre or two by the time we get to monday morning. a bitterly cold night, we could see temperatures as low as —12 for sheltered glands in scotland. another cold day on monday, the best of the sunshine in the north, fewer wintry showers, cold and cloudy with freezing fog patches further south, with temperatures struggling to get much above freezing all day long. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: france book their place in the semi—finals of the world cup, beating england, 2—1. next for them are the tournament history—makers: morocco reach the semifinals, the first african country to do so in the tournaments history. the family of paul whelan,