, before the milder air comes in the pennines, before the milder aircomes in and in the pennines, before scotland where it will be cold enough for snow on high ground. otherwise towards the south—west it turns milder and through the day temperatures back up to 11. into the forecast on friday, back into the cool air with a westerly wind flow and coupled with that, broadly speaking it is a day of sunshine and showers, windy at times but there could be areas that see lengthy spells of rain developing through the day and as far as the temperatures go, the west and north westerly winds feeding in munich will get cooler again, so 5 degrees in scotland and temperatures close to normal for london and cardiff with sunny spells and a few passing showers but beyond that into next weekend the jet stream will ta ke next weekend the jet stream will take this kind of pattern with a sharp drop in the atlantic to the west of the uk and this will be responsible for firing up areas of low pressure, so what does it mean for the weather? in the long range forecast it's unsettled with rain at times, often pre

and hill snow across parts of scotland, particularly the southern happens, northern ireland, the penninesof the mountains of wales seeing snow through tonight. a chance of icy stretches tomorrow, especially across the northern parts of the uk. milder in the south with enough breeze to keep things frost free. tomorrow, sunshine and showers make again, quite a lot of dry weather but more showers moving in through the day. wendy, 50 mph gusts in the most exposed areas but not quite as windy as today. —— windy. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the prime minister tells supporters in tony blair's old constituency of sedgefield that they have changed the political landscape and the country. our country has now embarked on a wonderful adventure, and we are going to recover our national self—confidence, our mojo, ourself belief, and we are going to do things differently and better. labour leaderjeremy corbyn is coming under increasing pressure to resign immediately after his party suffered its worst election result since the 1930s. to try and disguise it, which i think the le

nd pennines, hills and mountains of scotland as it moves on through.en later in the day we could well see more rain heading into wales, south—west england. it will be turning mild there for the south west, a process that continues into friday as this warm front pushes its way northwards but again with another spell of rain. that will on friday gradually pushed north and east and clear way. behind that will start to brighten up behind that will start to brighten up in behind that will start to brighten upina behind that will start to brighten up in a few spots but a good deal of cloud in the west, down and drizzly another place. especially on the hills. as for those temperatures, the warm front work at how highly we are into double figures on friday. going into saturday we keep that theme. high pressure across the continent, the full fair coming up from the south, high—pressure actually settling things for us. keeping the flow of real mild air for the time of your coming our way. temperatures widespread over the weekend in double figures. and a lot of d

it moves over the higher ground, so the north—eastern quarter of wales, the eastern side of the penninesain already today. it will continue to do so during the course of the night, the wind noticeable, too, across the north—western quarter of scotland where it will stay pretty mild overnight. further south and east there is a chance there will be some gaps in the cloud later on in the night. despite the fact we are all engulfed in this relatively mild swathe of air which extends across, as you see, much of western europe, there is just the chance, as we get on into sunday, that we may see more in the way of gaps in the cloud, particularly across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. the front is still there to be had, the thicker cloud across the north and north—west of scotland but as you come further south, lots of dry weather on sunday and there is a chance of an improving picture with regard to the amount of sunshine across the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, perhaps parts of the south—east. temperatures here not spectacular, at their highest, perhaps 13, 1a, 15 d

fog patches across the pennines and southern england later on for stop temperatures eventually in theange of8 temperatures eventually in the range of 8 hay 11 celsius. it may have stuck to saturday, again, another cloudy day coming up for most of us ifa cloudy day coming up for most of us if a few car brakes. across the north—west of scotland, outbreaks of rain, rain halted her starting to build up across the western isles and highland. otherwise, the odd spot of drizzle across western areas, fog and hill mist patches 00:00:57,136 --> 2147483051:37:14,110 around the top for most, cloudy and 2147483051:37:14,110 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 mild. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of survivors, including children, are being treated in hospital. everyone started screaming, kids are crying. and the lights were on in the plane, but there was no, like, sound. lady hale — who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court — voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on the justice sy

scotland, but it will stay murky with fog patches then developing across the cambrian fells, the penninesalso across the hills of southern england as well. by the end of the night, very mild, temperatures higher than they should be during the day at this time of the year. a mild start to the weekend, but cloudy as well. we will see heavy rain working into north—west scotland with rainfall starting to mount up across the highlands and western isles, but otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional brea ks otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional breaks in the cloud just about possible, but temperatures 10—12. it could get milder on sunday in the north—east. that is your latest. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of survivors, including children are being treated in hospital. tributes are paid to a father and his two children, who drowned in a hotel swimming pool in spain on christmas eve. lady hale, who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court, voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on

so the northeastern quarter of wales, the east of the pennines, some spots could very nicely.ue to do so through the night. the wind noticeable too it through the western quarter of scotland. where it will stay mild overnight, south and east, the chance of some gaps in the cloud later on in the night. despite the fa ct later on in the night. despite the fact is we are all engulfed in this relatively mild swathe of air which extends across much of western europe, there is just extends across much of western europe, there isjust the extends across much of western europe, there is just the chance as we get into sunday that we may see more in the way of gaps in the cloud, particularly across this southeastern quarter of the british isles. the front is still there, the cloud thick enough across northern scotland, but further south, a lot of dry weather on sunday. just a chance of improving picture with regards the amount of sunshine across the east midlands and parts of the south east. temperatures not spectacular, at the highest, perhaps up spectacular, at the highest, perhaps up

it moves over the higher ground, so the north—eastern quarter of wales, the eastern side of the penninesely, but further north there is a weather front around, it has brought rain already today. it will continue to do so during the course of the night, the wind noticeable, too, across the north—western quarter of scotland where it will stay pretty mild overnight. further south and east there is a chance there will be some gaps in the cloud later on in the night. despite the fact we are all engulfed in this relatively mild swathe of air which extends across, as you see, much of western europe, there is just the chance, as we get on into sunday, that we may see more in the way of gaps in the cloud, particularly across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. the front is still there to be had, the thicker cloud across the north and north—west of scotland but as you come further south, lots of dry weather on sunday and there is a chance of an improving picture with regard to the amount of sunshine across the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, perhaps parts of the south—east. t

north and east through the day for the chance of some snow over the hills of northern england, the pennines the hills of scotland. it will turn more bright and showery later, with temperature is in the south—west in double figures, but a lot colder in the north of england and scotland with the risk of some snow in the hills. that weather system should push through, and the weather front lingers in system should push through, and the weatherfront lingers in northern scotla nd weatherfront lingers in northern scotland as we head towards the end of the week. a slightly brisker wind blowing in some dry weather for many of us on friday. still some wet weather in northern scotland, rained by this stage. elsewhere, a brisk wind will blow in some sunshine. we will be back into showers on the east and largely dry on friday. temperatures back down to six or eight, double figures in the south—west of ingrid and south wales. we keep this chilly air over the weekend with the risk of a touch of frost. we get some rain on saturday night, but otherwise sunny spells, most of the showers for the northern hal

and hills and mountains of scotla nd pennines and hills and mountains of scotland and quite cold heregetting milder as we see the back of the more persistent rain in south wales and the south—west of england, but mind you, quite a few showers coming in and that will dominate on thursday evening. the first band of rain should be moving away from eastern parts of england on that weather front and the low pressure will keep rain going to the far north of scotland. otherwise on friday, we are into this fairly bristol north west employees that will bring sunshine and showers and perhaps most of the showers in the western side of england and wales and northern ireland. we still have that weather front in northern scotland but rain by this stage, not expecting to any snow, temperatures higher in scotland and northern ireland. double figures again for south wales and the south—west of england. here we see more rain in the england. this little runner comes in along the base of that area of low pressure and that's essentially guiding where our weather is coming from and over the weekend it's al

ireland, out of wales, north—east across england and southern scotland across the high ground of the penninesporary snow. behind that, some spells of sunshine and showers but more persistent rain getting back into the south—west later in the day. turning milder, ten in london, 11 in cardiff, 12 in plymouth, still cool across the northern part of the uk. still generally a windy day particularly in the south—west of england, gusts of a0 mph or more at times. through boxing day, a band of rain making progress north—east in association with this warm front that will drift across all parts into the first part of friday. that will bring rain for a time on friday morning, lingering across east and northern areas. as the wind and rain clears through, it isa the wind and rain clears through, it is a warm front so it would bring some mild airfrom the is a warm front so it would bring some mild air from the south. is a warm front so it would bring some mild airfrom the south. 0n friday, losing rain from the south—east areas. brightening up. have a look at the afternoon temperatures, far higher than they

higher ground, for scotland, the southern uplands, the mourne mountains of northern ireland, the penninesountains of wales seeing some of that snow accumulating. at lower levels we will see a few rain showers overnight. it will stay mostly frost free in the south, with enough of a breeze to keep temperatures at three orfour degrees, but a cold start to your sunday morning for the north. still some scattered showers on the cards for tomorrow but fewer than we have seen today, a little more in the way of sunshine, particularly in the east. still some brisk winds, we could see gusts of a0 mph or more, especially around coastal parts. chilly, temperatures around 3—9, and feeling colder in the breeze. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister tells supporters in tony blair's old constituency in north—east england that they have changed the political landscape and the country. our country has now embarked on a wonderful adventure, and we are going to recover our national self—confidence, our mojo, ourself belief, and we are going to do things differently and better. la

we could see a little bit of snow over the highest ground of the pennines and perhaps southern scotlandd. one or two showers within the next batch of rain moving into the south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures. a blustery day for all but certainly windy further south and west that you are. so as we head for the evening period, that next batch of rain starts to move northwards and eastwards again. maybe some heavier bursts in it. it will be quite misty and murky as those temperatures continue to rise. 9—11 degrees in the south and west. six or 7 in the north—east. so turning milder for all. this is the weather front bringing that next batch of rain, high—pressure beginning to establish itself over the near continent, and we are going to continue to draw up this south or south—westerly wind, with very mild air reaching all areas by the time we reach friday. so all areas will be milder on friday. a rather cloudy picture, with outbreaks of rain, across scotland, north—east england. slowly clearly northwards. it may remain quite cloudy and murky further south. a few glimmers

way north—eastwards could have some snow mixing in with it across the very highest hills of the penninesd of scotland. as that pushes through, the sunshine will return for some places at times, but there will also be some showers, some of which could be heavy. more persistent rain working back into the south—west later on. milder here, 11 or 12 degrees. still in single figures further north. now, as we go through thursday night, we will see further outbreaks of rain pushing in from the south—west. staying a little bit drier further east and north, but one thing you will notice, it's going to be much milder as we start friday morning. temperatures of 11 degrees there in belfast, cardiff and plymouth and even further east, seven in aberdeen, seven, there, in norwich. not as chilly as recent nights, because this rain that will have been moving north—eastwards is associated with a warm front. and as the name suggests, the air behind it is warmer, or at least milder, wafting up from the south—west. so we see these outbreaks of rain pushing north—eastwards. behind the rain band, it turns drier

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as the rain reaches the cooler air, the north pennines into central and southern scotland, there couldle bit of transient snow for a while before it turns back to rain. a bit of brightness developing across the south, one or two showers. then the next batch of rain arrives across the far south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures, but still quite chilly in the north. and a blustery day for all, but very windy around some irish sea coasts. so that rain starts to push its way northwards. the next batch of rain also arrives. and then behind it will be blustery with further showers, variable cloud, quite misty and murky. so a much milder start to friday for all areas. 11 degrees in the south—west, 4—7 in the north and )east. high pressure will start to establish itself over the near continent. low pressure out in the atlantic. what that will do is draw up this very warm air from the south or south—west, so that milder at will be right across the uk during friday. but it could be quite a cloudy day, outbreaks of rain across the north slowly clearing away from scotland. further

transition to snow for some of us, particularly across northern hills, so across north wales, the penninesells, around the southern uplands of scotland, argyll and bute, hills towards the trossachs, is these areas that are most at risk of seeing some snow. we could see a few centimetres building in for some. that could lead to some icy conditions on roads at higher elevations but, otherwise, it's the strength of the winds that will keep the frost at bay for most areas, with temperatures getting down close but just above freezing. looking at the weather picture for sunday, low pressure again is in charge of our weather, and again it's going to be a day of blustery showers, and again the showers starting off across wales and west of england before generally pushing away eastwards as the day goes by. although we start off with plenty of showers in the morning across northern ireland and scotland, i suspect we will see a little bit more in the way of sunshine between those downpours, but it's going to stay blustery again. top gusts of around a0 or 50 mph around the coasts and hills, which will

pushing northwards and eastwards into the colder air, but snow over the pennines, likewise over the hillsover south wales and the south—west of england as more persistent rain moves through. there will be stronger wind here. lots of showers coming in, those will dominate as we head into the evening. following that weather front, which take the more persistent rain away from eastern areas of england are but you can see it is still lingering in the north of scotland, helping suffering here. expected to be rain at this stage, not quite as cold. blustery winds elsewhere across the uk, some sunshine, showers, only four western parts of england and wales and northern ireland where temperatures will be eight celsius. possibly double figures for more southern parts. into the weekend, we see that area of rain dispersing on friday night, low pressure sitting to the north that will shape our weather. most of the showers of the weekend will be across the northern half, snow over the hills, blustery wind further south, some sunshine, staying on a chilly side. you're watching beyond 100 days. one final

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some snow over the top of the pennines and then in the scottish mountains.rain into northern ireland, western parts of england and wales where it is still very mild. temperatures are likely to be in double figures, chillier day in the east. that should be occurring away as we head overnight, maybe some more weather fronts on the scene as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure towards continental europe, low—pressure out to the atlantic and a weather front disc straddling the north—west of the uk. we are going to feed in some south to south—westerly winds, air coming in from the azores and it means it is going to be very mild as we head towards the end of the week and into the main but most areas dry. a lot of cloud perhaps but there is temperatures by day could be as high as 13 or 1a celsius. this is bbc news. the duke of edinburgh has left hospital — in time to spend christmas with the queen at sandringham. the queen will use her christmas day message to say the past year has been "quite bumpy" — adding that "small steps" can heal divisions. tho

rain will push into all parts through the day, some snow, transiently across the pennines and then perhaps the high ground of the highlands. brighter in the south and milder later in the day with heavy showers heading into the south—west. one of these fronts look like they will be ripped away by the end of the week as high pressure tries to build, but we're just left with this front wriggling across scotland and northern ireland as we look towards the weekend. for england and wales, things tend to settle down in the outlook, fine weather to come with bright and sunny spells, occasional showers for scotland. welcome to bbc news — i'm mike embley. our top stories: boeing fires its chief executive after catastrophic failures of its 737 max and the loss of nearly 350 lives. saudi arabia sentences five people to death for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi last year. critics say the trial‘s a travesty of justice. at no point was the chain of command and the mastermind behind the killing ever worried by the investigation or the trial. president trump's impeachment trial — democrats demand

a bit of snow might mix in over the very highest hills of scotland and the highest hills of the pennines long. behind it, sunshine and showers, some persistent rain getting back into the south—west later in the day where it will be very mild but further north, another rather cool feeling day, 5 degrees in glasgow and in newcastle. a fairly windy day as well, particularly in the south—west corner where we could see gusts of up to a0 mph or more for a time. through boxing day evening, we will see these outbreaks of rain drifting from the south—west to gradually move north—eastwards in association with this, a warm front which will bring rain with it but it will also bring some warm or at least milder air which will start to waft its way up from the south—west. as we go into friday, there will be a very different feel to the weather and it will feel very mild indeed. some outbreaks of rain still to clear from eastern england, northern and eastern scotland. then we get to see some spells of sunshine, a lot of dry weather developing. this little frontal system bringing some patchy rain into w

still some snow over the pennines and the north york moors.brighter spells across wales and the south—west of england. blustery conditions across southern areas and overnight the rain clears but it is going to come back into the east of scotla nd going to come back into the east of scotland through to night. elsewhere there will be some showers moving in and temperatures two to six celsius. the rain continuing for much of the morning on friday before clearing away and then we are looking at sunshine with some showers for northern ireland. hello, this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: police in new zealand say they plan to go to white island tomorrow, to retrieve the bodies of people killed there — despite the risk of another eruption. polling stations have opened across the uk for voting in the general election — the first to be held in december in nearly a century. a former prisoner who fought off the london bridge attacker with a fire extinguisher has told the bbc he was prepared to die to protect others. a salvage operation has been comp

rain band pushes its way northeast with a bit of snow mixed in over the very highest hills of the penninesskies will start to brighten a little bit. there will be some further showers and persistent rain working back into the southwest. temperature—wise, many of us are still in single figures but milder than that down to the south, i2 still in single figures but milder than that down to the south, 12 in plymouth. quite a windy day, especially across the far southwest of england, so through thursday night, boxing day night, you might have travel plans and you will see outbreaks of rain drifting northeast. into friday, high pressure to the south tries to keep things settled back to the north we have frontal systems and this warm front will open the door to some much milder air pushing up from the south so we end this week on friday ona south so we end this week on friday on a very mild note indeed. outbreaks of rain tending to clear eastwards, some further rain into the northwest of scotland but a decent amount of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, but temperatures higher than they have b

localised accumulations across higher grounds, the pennines and cumbrian cells. of the week. u nsettled milder towards the end of the week. unsettled with rain at times. that's the latest weather. thanks very much. let's have a look at the inside pages of the papers with the entertainment reporter caroline frost who is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we were slightly caught short. the truth is that there was some scrambled egg being eaten. nobody saw that! it will just go scrambled egg being eaten. nobody saw that! it willjust go down here. if in doubt, keep talking! keep smiling! sorry, sorry! where will you start? staying away from politics, clearly you have had hours and hours! mike was with us minutes ago. it is the strictly come dancing final tonight. the opportunity for the media to revisit the delights of anton du beke's partners and chequered history. iwent anton du beke's partners and chequered history. i went pony trekking in brecon and they said, we have the pony for you. he is the safe pony, put with a slightly challenging partner or nervous pe

as the rain reaches the cooler air, the north pennines into central and southern scotland, there couldn. a bit of brightness developing across the south, one or two showers. then the next batch of rain arrives across the far south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures, but still quite chilly in the north. and a blustery day for all, but very windy around some irish sea coasts. so that rain starts to push its way northwards. the next batch of rain also arrives. and then behind it'll be blustery with further showers, variable cloud, quite misty and murky. so a much milder start to friday for all areas. 11 degrees in the south—west, 4—7 in the north and the east. now, high pressure will start to establish itself over the near continent. low pressure out in the atlantic. what that'll do is draw up this very warm air from the south or south—west, so that milder air will be right across the uk during friday. but it could be quite a cloudy day, outbreaks of rain across the north slowly clearing away from scotland. further south, though, we'll have quite a bit of cloud around. ther

maybe some snow for a while over the tops of the pennines into the southern uplands, and then showers—west. the winds easing and gradually the rain becomes a bit lighter and it is rain for most parts of the country. still, temperatures 6—10 degrees. that weather system continues to weaken during the evening, slips away into continental europe and then high pressure builds in behind, so by friday, the weather is back to dry, maybe frosty weather, cold, with some sunshine and a dry day, a decent sort of day on friday to be out and about. it will probably cloud over in northern ireland, the far south—west later on, and those temperatures, 6—9 degrees, still pretty good for this time of year. the question is, how long will the high remain? and this is where it gets a bit uncertain. it looks like the centre of the high pressure should drift into continental europe, allowing milder, more southerly winds to arrive and potentially some rain, especially in the north and west, although that area of high pressure building in behind creates more uncertainty that may well tend to push away a lot o

start to see the weather turn murky into the hills of northern england, so they cambrian fells, the penninesnd, we will see murky conditions spreading further eastwards as well. a mild night and start to the day on saturday, with winter coming from a long way south. we have a weather front into the north—west, bringing the risk of further outbreaks of rain. the wettest weather will a lwa ys rain. the wettest weather will always be in western scotland, particularly for the highlands and western isles, the rainfall totals tending to mount up. otherwise, away from the north—west corner, we're looking at a cloudy day coming up with breaks few and far between. some could see some sunshine poking through, temperatures on the mild side, 10—12. for the second half of the weekend, if anything, it could get milder. we are dredging up particularly mild air from the subtropics and moving into the north of scotland. into the north—east of the country, we could see some particularly mild weather, although it will be mild nationwide for all of us, with temperatures reaching double figures. a lot of cloud,

a bit wintry over the top of the scottish hills, perhaps more across the northern pennines and for mostthose winds returning. in the short—term, very strong winds to come over night, wales and south—west england. take care. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at three. as the final few days of campaigning get under way — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. we want to bear down on migration, particularly on unskilled workers who have no job to come to. meanwhile, labour set out their plans for social care if they win the election — offering free personal care for older people in england and an additional £10 billion of funding. i want social care available for everybody, all across the uk. lib dem leaderjo swinson, and snp leader nicola sturgeon have been out campaigning — as the parties drive home their key messages ahead of thursday's general election.

shows where we have had rain showers and white shows sleet and snow over the high grounds of the penninesh the remainder of the afternoon, dry weather across england and wales. in time, strong and gusty winds across most areas. gusts of 50 miles an hour through the english channel coasts but many see a blustery afternoon. temperatures of 4—10d, feeling colder where exposed to the wind. a dry interlude, showers roll in from the west. certainly a risk of ice. particularly across parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland. we will see more sleet and snow around high ground. white colours with sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, southern uplands and scotland, across the cumbrian mountains through the course of tonight. clear spells, enough of a breeze to keep things first free across england and wales but in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures dip a few degrees below freezing. a cold and frosty day in the north, watch out for icy stretches on sunday. low— pressure for icy stretches on sunday. low—pressure sets to the north of the on sunday, pretty similar to what

we could see a little bit of snow over the highest ground of the pennines and perhaps southern scotland a bit of brightness moving in behind. one or two showers within the next batch of rain moving into the south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures. a blustery day for all but certainly windy further south and west that you are. so as we head for the evening period, that next batch of rain starts to move northwards and eastwards again. maybe some heavier bursts in it. it will be quite misty and murky as those temperatures continue to rise. 9—11 degrees in the south and west. six or 7 in the north—east. so turning milder for all. this is the weather front bringing that next batch of rain, high—pressure beginning to establish itself over the near continent, and we are going to continue to draw up this south or south—westerly wind, with very mild air reaching all areas by the time we reach friday. so all areas will be milder on friday. a rather cloudy picture, with outbreaks of rain, across scotland, north—east england. slowly clearly northwards. it may remain quite cloudy and

spell of rain, it could be heavier to begin with and they could be some snow for a while over the penninesshowers across wales and the salvington. a different look to the weather for boxing day. still double figures for southern parts of england wales. chilly for scotland and northern england. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2: tesco suspends christmas card production at a chinese factory after a six—year—old girl in london finds a message claiming that prisoners are being forced to pack them. we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card, there was... somebody had already written in it. the home secretary meets the family of harry dunn, the teenager killed in a road accident in northamptonshire in august. it is very, very difficult in terms of what they are going through right 110w. all our sympathies and thoughts are with them. australia's prime minister apologises for holidaying in hawaii as wildfires continue to sweep across three states. the queen attends a church service in sandringham

its way north—east has a little bit of snow mixing in, perhaps over the very highest levels of the penninessome more persistent rain working back into the south—west. temperature—wise through the afternoon — well, many of us still in single figures, five, six, seven, eight degrees, but milder than that down to the south — 11 for cardiff, 12 degrees in plymouth. quite a windy day as well, particularly across the far south—west of england. now, as we go through thursday night, boxing day night again, you might have travel plans. we will see outbreaks of rain continuing to drift northeast with some clear spells as well. now, as we get into friday, high pressure to the south trying to keep things settled. but to the north, we have frontal systems and this warm front here, as it moves its way through, will open the door to some much milder air pushing up from the south. so we end this week on friday on a very mild note indeed. outbreaks of rain tending to clear away eastwards, some further rain into the northwest of scotland. but generally speaking, a decent amount of dry weather, some spells of

rain will push into all parts through the day, some snow, transiently across the pennines and then perhapshigh ground of the highlands. brighter in the south and milder later in the day with heavy showers heading into the south—west. one of these fronts look like they will be ripped away by the end of the week as high pressure tries to build, but we're just left with this front wriggling across scotland and northern ireland as we look towards the weekend. for england and wales, things tend to settle down in the outlook, fine weather to come with bright and sunny spells, occasional showers for scotland. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: boeing fires its chief executive after catastrophic failures of its 737 max and the loss of nearly 350 lives. saudi arabia sentences five people to death for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi last year. critics say the trial‘s a travesty of justice. at no point was the chain of command and the mastermind behind the killing ever worried by the investigat

on boxing day, the rain, with hill snow, in higher parts of the pennines in scotland, moving north ands into double figures for some of us. after that, staying fairly u nsettled. after that, staying fairly unsettled. but i think turning drier for england and wales over the weekend. good afternoon. the duke of edinburgh has returned to sandringham in time for christmas after leaving hospital in london. prince phillip, who's 98, spent four nights in the king edward vii hospital on the advice of his doctor. in her christmas day message the queen will describe 2019 as a "bumpy" year. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. afterfour nights in the king edward vii hospital, the duke emerged this morning and walked slowly but without assistance to the waiting vehicle. there's been no information about the reason for his stay at the hospital.

come up the high ground of the pennines come up into the high ground of scotland throughout thursdayorth staying chilly on thursday, three to seven celsius. there is evening and overnight, that weather system will move away but low pressure sticks around throughout friday so it'll stay unsettled during friday. some showers and longer spells of rain in the far north of scotland, further showers coming in across wales, one or two showers coming in across wales, one ortwo in showers coming in across wales, one or two in the midlands. elsewhere, some sunny or two in the midlands. elsewhere, some sunny spells throughout the day, quite breezy across the south—west, maximum temperature about 6—10 or 11. into the weekend, further showers and it remains u nsettled further showers and it remains unsettled with the risk of some hill snow. some sunny spells in between showers. bye—bye. you re watching bbc newsroom live — it's 11 am, and these are the main stories this morning: 0n the final day of election campainging borisjohnson warns that anything but a tory majority will lead to more economic

into the colder air, we will find some snow over the pennines. above 400 metres.as the persistent rain clears away, with showers to follow. this is bbc news. the headlines... it's the last day of campaigning for tomorrow's general election, and all the party leaders have been out on the campaign trail. a teenager is found guilty of the murder of 14—year—old jaden moodie, who was stabbed to death in east london. 0ur our investigation is not over. we know five people were in that car on that night, add my officers and i will continue to work to bring jaden moodie's murderers to justice. aung san suu kyi appears at the hague to reject accusations myanmar‘s military committed genocide against rohinga muslims. greta thunberg, the teenage environmental campaigner, is named person of the year, by time magazine. and recovery efforts are on hold in new zealand, as more volcanic activity is predicted for white island, following this week's fatal eruption. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. good evening. manchester city fans haven't g

many over the high grounds of the pennines and scotla nd the high grounds of the pennines and scotlandd east as temperatures go down to fairly low single figures. things improved on friday and into the start of the weekend with some dry weather, some showers, but those temperatures stay fairly low around about 5—9. bye— bye. hello, it's tuesday, it's ten o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says this picture of a four—year—old boy lying on a hospitalfloor shows the state of the nhs as his party pledges a "relentless focus" on the health service if it wins power. it is obviously awful for that little boy and the family, the way they retreated, but it does say something about our nhs when this happened and all research shows there is a very large number of hospitals where patients are at risk because of staff shortages, because of the lack of equipment, because of poor maintenance hospital buildings. the health secretary, matthew hancock, apologised yesterday. we will talk to labour's shadow health secretary today.

rain showers at lower levels, snow showers at lower levels, snow showers for much of wales, pennines,ng. a cold start to the day for scotland and northern ireland. watch out for icy stretches. still in charge of the weather on sunday, setting to the north, showers rotating around this area of low pressure, another area of sunshine around with a scattering of sunshine around with a scattering of showers, a lot of dry weather through the day, more than we have seen out there today. more showers from the west, later in the afternoon and we will continue to see cloud and wintry showers across west parts of scotland. gusts of wind still likely to reach about a0 oi’ wind still likely to reach about a0 or 50 wind still likely to reach about a0 or50 mph wind still likely to reach about a0 or 50 mph but not quite as widely windy. temperatures 3—9d but feeling more cool where you act exposed to the breeze. the weatherfor the more cool where you act exposed to the breeze. the weather for the week ahead, things will turn more mild but staying unsettled with further showers at times, not as windy,

a spell of rain pushing its way eastwards briefly, some snow over the tops of the pennines.ds beating in worse showers for northern ireland, wales and the south—west where it will be particularly milder. boxing day looks very different to the weather on christmas day. if we look further ahead, we end up with high pressure over continental europe, low pressure in the atlantic. these weather fronts trip across the north—west the uk. our area is coming all the way from the azores ona coming all the way from the azores on a cell to south—westerly wind is that that means it will be very mild. at the moment it looks like as we head into the weekend most of the rhine will be towards the uk and even though it is going to be quite cloudy, temperatures as high as 13 or 14. this is bbc news, i'm julian worricker. the headlines at apm: the duke of edinburgh leaves hospital for treatment of a pre—existing condition and arrives in sandringham to spend christmas with the queen. the queen will use her christmas day message to say the past year has been "quite bumpy", adding that "small step

we could see a little bit of snow over the highest ground of the pennines and perhaps southern scotlandmoving into the south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures. a blustery day for all but certainly windy further south and west that you are. so as we head for the evening period, that next batch of rain starts to move northwards and eastwards again. maybe some heavier bursts in it. it will be quite misty and murky as those temperatures continue to rise. 9—11 degrees in the south and west. six or 7 in the north—east. so turning milder for all. this is the weather front bringing that next batch of rain, high—pressure beginning to establish itself over the near continent, and we are going to continue to draw up this south or south—westerly wind, with very mild air reaching all areas by the time we reach friday. so all areas will be milder on friday. a rather cloudy picture, with outbreaks of rain, across scotland, north—east england. slowly clearly northwards. it may remain quite cloudy and murky further south. a few glimmers of brightness here and there. but if the sunshine d

and we will find some snow over the pennines and perhaps in the southern uplands, and the winds willbbc news. the headlines. australia's prime minister apologises for holidaying in hawaii as wildfires continue to sweep across three states. tesco suspends christmas card production at a chinese factory — after a six year old girl in london finds a message claiming that prisoners are being forced to pack them we were writing in them and about on my sixth or eighth card, there was... somebody had already written in it, had already written in it. the home secretary meets the family of harry dunn — the teenager killed in a road accident in northamptonshire in august. a man's been arrested in sussex on suspicion of murder after the deaths of two women outside a house in crawley down. the queen attends a church service in sandringham — while the duke of edinburgh spent a second night in hospital

a bit of snow mixing in over the highest skills to expect hills of scotland and the pennines. day when it will be mild. further north, a cool feeling day, 5 degrees in glasgow and newcastle. a windy day particularly across the south—west corner where we could see gusts of a0 mph or more for a time. through boxing day evening, outbreaks of rain from the west gradually moving north, in association with this frontal system, a warm front that will bring rain with it. it will also bring some warm, or at least milder air which will start to waft up from the south—west. so as we go into friday it will be a very different feel to the weather, it will feel very mild indeed. some outbreaks of rain still to clear from eastern england, northern and eastern scotland. then some spells of sunshine and dry weather developing. this frontal system bringing patchy rain to western scotland and perhaps northwest ireland. but the temperatures, between ten and 13 degrees. pretty high temperatures for this point in december. going into saturday and sunday, staying mild with a lot of dry weather aroun

some transient snow for the pennines, perhaps a more significant accumulations for the highlands, somentral and eastern areas, but further and getting into the west later on in the day. a little milder to the south, but still sixes and sevens in the north. and then for the remainder of the week, high pressure tries to settle things down to the south of the uk, for scotland and northern ireland we're going to see some of fronts snaking in. so a little more mixed here. temperatures in double figures for scotland and northern ireland, some showers at times. merry christmas. this is bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: boeing fires its chief executive after catastrophic failures of its 737 max and the loss of nearly 350 lives. saudi arabia sentences five people to death for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi last year. critics say the trial‘s a travesty of justice. at no point was the chain of command and the mastermind behind the killing ever worried by the investigation or the trial. president trump's impeachment trial: democrats demand documents, republicans worry about wit

heavier this rain, may be a bit of snow over the tops of the pennines and the mountains of scotland.he south—west. further east, temperatures will struggle to around six or seven celsius. quite changeable over the next few days but a nice sunny and crisp day for christmas itself. this is bbc news, i'm carrie grace. the headlines at 3: in the past hour — boeing's chief executive, dennis muilenburg has resigned after serious criticism following two major accidents in which hundreds of people died. calls for a government inquiry into racism in football, after a premier league match is stopped for the first time because of allegations of abuse from the stands. the message we sent then, hosting the london olympics, was tolerance, inclusivity, respect and all those values that i think are the best of us. roll on, eight years, completely different political context, climate, brexit is part of that. the prince of wales visits fishlake in south yorkshire, where hundreds face chrstimas out of their homes after last month's flooding. five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the mu

we could see a little bit of snow over the highest ground of the pennines and perhaps southern scotland next batch of rain moving into the south—west. temperatures here will be in double figures. a blustery day for all but certainly windy further south and west that you are. so as we head for the evening period, that next batch of rain starts to move northwards and eastwards again. maybe some heavier bursts in it. it will be quite misty and murky as those temperatures continue to rise. 9—11 degrees in the south and west. six or 7 in the north—east. so turning milder for all. this is the weather front bringing that next batch of rain, high—pressure beginning to establish itself over the near continent, and we are going to continue to draw up this south or south—westerly wind, with very mild air reaching all areas by the time we reach friday. so all areas will be milder on friday. a rather cloudy picture, with outbreaks of rain, across scotland, north—east england. slowly clearly northwards. it may remain quite cloudy and murky further south. a few glimmers of brightness here and there. b