overand be windy in the morning, across the pennines, over and to the east of the pennines, gusts of 50, 60mph, could make things a bit difficult for travelling, aim. m62 as well. we will have rain first thing for scotland and northern england. that moves away, scotland, northern ireland, brightening up, sunshine, a few showers, later we will see the cloud coming in and more rain for wales and the south—west of england. through the day, scotland and northern ireland, it gets a bit chillier, for england and wales, still mild those temperatures in double figures and for england and wales, tomorrow, we will have a speu wales, tomorrow, we will have a spell of rain, that should have cleared away by thursday morning and following on from that, a significant change, north—westerly winds coming in, and that will bring in much colder weather as well. so this is the picture for thursday, maybe a bit of snow over the hills in northern scotland. showers coming into northern ireland, into wales, the south—west, into the west midlands, eastern areas will be dry and a lot more sunshine round as we

scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennineshe cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here, and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort ofareas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we see a band of rain sweeping across northern ireland, into england and wales this time, with some stronger winds. particularly windy across this part of the country, and we may well find some more snow falling in northern the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier i

and then, again, we could see some wintriness over the pennines, over the fells as that front continuesednesday does look mostly dry. areas of cloud, but brightening up. there will be a bit of lying snow around, and it's still feeling rather chilly on wednesday. temperatures in single figures milder on thursday. this is bbc news. the headlines... attempts to secure the world's first ever global treaty to limit plastic pollution have collapsed under pressure from oil— producing nations. big anti—government protests are taking place for a fourth consecutive night in the georgian capital, tbilisi. the demonstrations were sparked by the prime minister saying he would suspend moves tojoin the eu. he's now denying those comments. the un agency supporting palestinians says it's suspending aid deliveries through the main crossing between israel and gaza because of growing insecurity. the masterchef presenter gregg wallace has hit out against allegations of inappropiate behaviour on the show, saying they've come from "a handful of middle—class women of a certain age". his lawyers have previously

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larger drive, still feeling cold, we could see someone trueness over the pennines.oes look mostly dry. areas of cloud, but brightening up, there will be a bit of lying snow, but still rather chilly on wednesday. temperatures in single figures, milderand single figures, milder and thursday. live from london, this is bbc news. attempts to secure the world's first ever global treaty to limit plastic pollution collapse under pressure from oil—producing nations. thousand of protesters take to the streets of tbilisi for a fourth night as georgia's prime minister seems to contradict the very comments about the european union that sparked the protests. exit polls in romania's closely watched parliamentary election predict pro—eu centrist parties have secured most of the votes. masterchef presenter gregg wallace responds to complaints about his behaviour on the bbc show, saying they've come from "women of a certain age". i'm caitriona perry life in dublin. with more than two thirds of the seats filled in ireland's parliamentary elections it looks like the centrist fianna fai

and then, again, we could see some wintriness over the pennines, over the fells as that front continues up. there will be a bit of lying snow around, and it's still feeling rather chilly on wednesday. temperatures in single figures milder on thursday. live from london, this is bbc news. attempts to secure the world's first ever global treaty to limit plastic pollution collapse under pressure from oil—producing nations. thousand of protesters take to the streets of tbilisi for a fourth night as georgia's prime minister seems to contradict the very comments about the european union that sparked the protests. masterchef presenter gregg wallace responds to complaints about his behaviour on the bbc show, saying they've come from "women of a certain age". i'm of a certain age" . caitriona perry life in dublin i'm caitriona perry life in dublin with two thirds of the seats in ireland's next parliament field, the two major government parties look set to return to power. and liverpool extend their lead at the top of the premier league to nine points and heap more misery on fading champions manch

lot of cloud around, sunshine in short supply, you might see some breaks in the cloud east of the pennineslear, bits and pieces of drizzle. very mild, temperatures 13 or 14 even perhaps 15 as possible making it one of the most mild christmas eve days. still got the south—westerly winds for the big day, expect a repeat performance. a lot of cloud around, mist and fog over the hills, drizzly weather across the south and west. some breaks here and there but not many, north—west scotland you might see a weather front slipping three to bring rain into the highlands and the hebrides. temperatures in double figures, another monday, ii—i3 your christmas day high temperatures, no chance of a white christmas and it looks as if the mild weather will hang around probably for about another week but with that it will be pretty cloudy with sunny spells in relatively short supply. as we get towards new year's day there are signs the mild air will ease and the weather potentially turning colder and for some, there could be a threat of the weather turning wintry as we run into new year's day but before that

scotland and northern england, where we will also have some really strong winds over the tops of the penninesuld cause some travel problems. across the northern half of the country, the rain will clear to a mix of sunshine and showers. further south, rain will arrive through the afternoon across the south—west of england and wales. it stays mild in the south, but it does turn colder further north. now, through wednesday night, this weather system runs its way eastwards, and behind that, we all get into this flow of winds from the north or the north—west. so that will bring a very different feel for thursday, a much colderfeel, but it is going to be a brighter day. there should be a fair bit of sunshine around. some showers pushing into these northern and western parts exposed to the wind. some of those showers will be wintry up over high ground. single—digit temperatures, around 5—9 degrees. when we factor in the strength of the wind, it will feel colder than that. and then another change as we head through friday. after a fairly cold and potentially frosty start, we'll see this frontal syste

might see a few breaks in the cloud, maybe to the northeast of scotland, maybe to the east of the pennines could reach 14, maybe even 15 celsius, making it one of the mildest christmas eves we've ever seen. heading into christmas day, we've still got that very mild flow of southwesterly winds across the uk. a weather front gets close to the northwest of scotland, bringing some thicker cloud here and a bit of rain. otherwise it's more of the same. a lot of cloud, some hill fog patches, coastalfog patches around western areas. a bit of damp and drizzly weather for some, but christmas day — no chance of it being a white christmas. it's going to be a very mild one. temperatures 11—13 degrees. in fact, it looks like this mild air is going to hang around for about a week, but there are signs that it could turn colder in the run up to new year's day, and perhaps, for some, a bit more wintry. live from london. this is bbc news. an ethics report into matt gaetz — who was briefly donald trump's nominee for attorney general — says there's "substantial evidence" he paid for sex with a minor and used i

perhaps something wintry to slightly lower levels, but of snow also settling over the tops of the penninesa of rain and some hill snow petering out as it clears south eastwards into the start of wednesday. again, some early fog patches, maybe a bit of ice as well, some spells of sunshine but cloud and rain pushing in to the west. and while it will be another cold day for many, it does turn a little bit milder in western areas as this weather system approaches. now, this will bring a dose of rain, some strong winds up towards the north, another frontal system bringing another dose of rain and some strong winds on thursday. this time a little bit further southwards, and it does turn a little bit colder again as we head towards the weekend with more wind and rain and maybe some snow over the hills. live from london. this is bbc news the bbc confirms tonights masterchef will be shown tonight despite pressure to pause the programme. it's after allegations against its presenter — gregg wallace. pressure on the ceasefire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon — we'll have the latest from our cor

they will be some winter venus over the pennines and over the cumbrian fails too. into scotland. temperatures going up towards the south as the day wears on. the rain clears towards the south as we head into thursday and that allows arctic air to spill its way further southwards so cold feeling day with frost and temperatures below freezing. icy stretches where we've seen recent rain. on thursday, many of us will stay dry and they will be some sunshine around. feeling cold, the risk of some wintry showers into northern parts of northern ireland and northern scotland. temperatures getting up to five celsius. that brisk northerly wind will feel even colder than that if it is below freezing. a slight shift in wind direction, some wintry showers for northern ireland and down into the cheshire gap into wales, and across north—western scotland but for many, dry with sunshine and certainly still feeling very cold. goodbye. good afternoon. if you have just joined us here on bbc news. at two o'clock my colleague will be here to take you through all of the news. i will be ba

windy into the morning, and the strongest of the winds are likely to be over and to the east of the penninesling on the m62 or the a1, for example. may well be some early rain across northern england to move through, and then, following that, sunshine and scattered, blustery showers will develop in scotland and northern ireland. and across england and wales, it may well brighten up as well, before we see this cloud and rain coming in to the southwest of england and wales later on. temperatures still in double figures for england and wales, but with that northwesterly wind developing in scotland and northern ireland, things are going to get colder as we head through the day and temperatures will be falling. 0vernight, we've got that rain coming in from the southwest to push across england and wales, it should've cleared away from the southeast by thursday morning. and then, we're all going to be feeling the effects of these brisk northwesterly winds, and it will feel colder on thursday. showers, too, and those could be wintry over the hills across northern scotland. quite a few showers for no

current thinking is that it's going to move its way across the country, and with elevation, across the penninest it was going to move through during the early half of saturday. the wind directions swing around to a northerly. some of those showers with the elevation could turn quite wintry, as well. temperatures down again, 5 to 8 degrees quite widely across the country. for the second half of the weekend, though, it looks likely that we're going to start to see high pressure building in from the west. it'll still be a windy day, a cold wind coming down from the north. but on the whole, sunday will be drier with more sunshine coming through, but it will feel very chilly indeed. take care. live from seoul, this is bbc news. pressure mounts on south korea's president yoon. the opposition has formally started an impeachment process. the ruling party says they won't back it, but the party chief has asked him to leave the party. and from political chaos in south korea to parliamentary collapse in france. prime minister michel barnier loses a vote of no—confidence in parliament. and the chief executi

perhaps something wintry to slightly lower levels, but of snow also settling over the tops of the pennineswales, and that area of rain and some hill snow petering out as it clears south eastwards into the start of wednesday. again, some early fog patches, maybe a bit of ice as well, some spells of sunshine but cloud and rain pushing in to the west. and while it will be another cold day for many, it does turn a little bit milder in western areas as this weather system approaches. now, this will bring a dose of rain, some strong winds up towards the north, another frontal system bringing another dose of rain and some strong winds on thursday. this time a little bit further southwards, and it does turn a little bit colder again as we head towards the weekend with more wind and rain and maybe some snow over the hills. live from london, this is bbc news. syria blames america for a sweeping rebel advance, saying the west is trying to redraw the middle east. we will talk live on this programme to the bbc�*s international editor, jeremy bowen. the masterchef presenter, gregg wallace, apologises as

conditions over the higher ground of scotland, even perhaps some snow to lower levels and across the penninesthe northwest, but it's mostly the strength of the winds we're concerned about. this is how we're starting off the day on saturday. now, if you've got travel plans — or indeed pre—christmas plans, perhaps — then do keep checking the forecast. it will be very windy. even inland across england and wales, we're expecting gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour. the winds easing a little through the afternoon for irish sea coasts but picking up for north sea—facing coasts. coastal overtopping expected across parts of norfolk, and these will be the day's temperatures — not that you'll notice the temperature too much. it will feel highly unpleasant outside and there'll be a lot of added wind chill, too. now, the area of low pressure pulls away as we head into sunday. high pressure builds in behind, but there's a brisk northerly wind and it certainly is going to feel cold and there'll be a lot of added wind chill, too. windiest towards the eastern half of the uk, plenty more showers piling down on th

centimetres of snow over the highest ground in scotland, maybe a little bit over the tops of the penninestem slips southeastwards as we go through the night. not much more than a band of cloud really left behind by the end of the night. but as it clears and the skies clear and temperatures drop away, we could have some icy stretches to contend with across some central and eastern parts of scotland as we go through tomorrow morning. a few fog patches as well, but we are in another one of these drier interludes with some spells of sunshine. however, here comes our next frontal system out towards the west, bringing rain into northern ireland, parts of western scotland. just ahead of that weather front we do start to bring in some slightly milder air. so belfast, plymouth, 11—12 degrees, colder further east. now that weather front will bring rain eastwards during wednesday evening. some very strong winds for a time as well in the northwest of scotland, easily seeing gales. gusts of 70, maybe 75mph, in the most exposed spots. with this area of low pressure here. and you can see another frontal

current thinking is that it's going to move its way across the country, and with elevation, across the pennines was going to move through during the early half of saturday. the wind directions swing around to a northerly. some of those showers with the elevation could turn quite wintry, as well. temperatures down again, 5 to 8 degrees quite widely across the country. for the second half of the weekend, though, it looks likely that we're going to start to see high pressure building in from the west. it'll still be a windy day, a cold wind coming down from the north. but on the whole, sunday will be drier with more sunshine coming through, but it will feel very chilly indeed. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. the french government has collapsed, after prime minister michel barnier was ousted in a no—confidence vote. the uk's prime minister sir keir starmer will set out a "plan for change" today, setting targets in key areas. and i am steve lai in seoul, where the impeachment process to oust president tune is under way, but it may have hit a snag as opposition party is trying to remov

the best of any sunshine towards high ground, eastern scotland, east of the pennines, but turning wetter west of scotland and very windy with gales in the north. a breezy day further south but rather cloudy. look at these temperatures — looking at 12 to 14 or 15 degrees, so mild for the time of year. high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north as we get into monday, bringing more heavy rain across scotland, persistent rain, and windy again with gales here. further south, breezy but drier because you are closer to high pressure, so some sunny spells breaking through from time to time. western hills rather grey, some hill fog and patchy rain at times, but mild for the time of year — temperatures in the low teens widely. moving through the week, staying mild and unsettled for the first half of the week. we could see deeper areas of low pressure from the southwest, so heavy rain and gales at times, interspersed with some drier and brighter moments, but looking unsettled for the upcoming week, staying mild. just hints of it beginning to turn cooler again as we push closer to next we

through, and on the second front then there will be some wintry showers over the higher ground of the penninesthat colder arctic air is starting to dig in. temperatures even in the south dropping as we head throughout the day with that colder feeling and that northerly wind starting to take hold across the whole of the uk as we head through wednesday night and into thursday morning. so on thursday, then watch out for some icy stretches and there will be quite a widespread frost to start the day as well. many of our temperatures already below freezing. let's take a look at thursday morning, then, more wintry showers just piling into the far north of scotland on that northerly wind. also into the far north of northern ireland and down through these north sea—facing coasts. watch out for the icy patches in places. the winds lightning a little inland, but temperatures won't get much past low single figures. it will be largely dry. there'll be some sunshine, but it will be feeling cold, particularly in exposure to that northerly wind. and for some of us, it will feel as if it's below freezing for m

you might see a few brighter spells for north—east scotland and perhaps the eastern side of the penninesat would make it one of the mildest christmas eves we've ever seen. and this mild southwesterly airflow stays with us for the big day — for christmas itself. and so it's a case of extensive cloud around again, some mist and fog patches around coasts and hills, some damp and drizzly weather. we do have a weather front that's going to be bringing more general rain in across the hebrides and the highlands through the day, but with temperatures across the board double figures — 10—13 degrees — there's no chance of it being a white christmas anywhere. indeed, it's going to be a very, very mild christmas. boxing day — little overall change. the changes that we do see are all towards the north of the uk, where we see this band of rain that was across the hebrides and highlands, just sinking a bit further southwards. could bring a few spots of rain into northern ireland, the central belt of scotland, but not really amounting to too much here. the wettest weather will be still affecting parts o

current thinking is that it's going to move its way across the country, and with elevation, across the penninesuring the early half of saturday. the wind directions swing around to a northerly. some of those showers with the elevation could turn quite wintry, as well. temperatures down again, 5 to 8 degrees quite widely across the country. for the second half of the weekend, though, it looks likely that we're going to start to see high pressure building in from the west. it'll still be a windy day, a cold wind coming down from the north. but on the whole, sunday will be drier with more sunshine coming through, but it will feel very chilly indeed. take care. could turn quite wintry, as well. temperatures down again, 5 to 8 degrees quite widely across the country. for the second half of the weekend, though, it looks likely that we're going to start to see high pressure building in from the west. it'll still be a windy day, a cold wind coming down from the north. but on the whole, sunday will be drier with more sunshine coming through, but it will feel very chilly indeed. take care. live from seou

some sunny spells are possible in the north—east of england around the pennines, yorkshire, maybe one9—12 celsius, so certainly on the mild side. now here's friday's weather forecast — high pressure still very much in charge of the weather and weather fronts once again brushing the north—west of the uk. so, again, some rain possible in northern ireland, scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty much the same. so rather cloudy, odd sunny spell here and there, generally to the lee of high ground, so to the east. and those temperatures will be around 9—12 celsius. now, let's have a look at the weekend. here's saturday. signs of change. now we're starting to see the weather coming in from the west. so this low pressure moves into ireland. it brings some outbreaks of rain, once again to scotland too. no rainfall for england and wales, but there will be some bigger, sunnier breaks, i think, in that layer of cloud. temperatures won't change much, still hovering around 10 celsius. and then this outlook takes us into new year's. the weather is expected to turn more unsettled beyond new

the best of the sunshine towards the lee of high ground, eastern scotland, east of the pennines, but and windy with gales in the north. a breezy day further south but rather cloudy. look at these temperatures, up to 1a or 15 degrees, so mild for the time of year. high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north of us as we get into monday, bringin more heavy rain across scotland, persistent rain, and windy again with gales here. in the south, breezy but drier because you are closer to high pressure, so some sunny spells breaking through from time to time. western hills rather grey, hill fog and patchy rain at times, but mild for the time of year, temperatures in the low teens widely. moving through the week, staying mild and unsettled for the first half of the week, deeper areas of low pressure from the southwest, so heavy rain and gales at times, interspersed with some drier and brighter moments, but looking unsettled for the upcoming week, staying mild. just hints of it turning cooler again as we push closer to next weekend. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. the f

conditions over the higher ground of scotland, even perhaps some snow to lower levels and across the penninesgth of the winds we're concerned about. this is how we're starting off the day on saturday. now, if you've got travel plans — or indeed pre—christmas plans, perhaps — then do keep checking the forecast. it will be very windy. even inland across england and wales, we're expecting gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour. the winds easing a little through the afternoon for irish sea coasts but picking up for north sea—facing coasts. coastal overtopping expected across parts of norfolk, and these will be the day's temperatures — not that you'll notice the temperature too much. it will feel highly unpleasant outside and there'll be a lot of added wind chill, too. now, the area of low pressure pulls away as we head into sunday. high pressure builds in behind, but there's a brisk northerly wind and it certainly is going to feel cold and there'll be a lot of added wind chill, too. windiest towards the eastern half of the uk, plenty more showers piling down on that wind, and temperatures for most will

probably the best of it across east of england, certainly east of the pennines, north east scotland,northern scotland and heavier rain, persistent rain beginning to pile into the north and the west highlands there. further south, a bit of drizzle over western hills, but mostly dry. and look at these temperatures. a lot milder than it's been of late — around 11 to 14 degrees. sunday night, the rain continues to pile into northern and western scotland. it stays windy here. furthersouth, drier, variable cloud, a few clear spells and all areas will be mild with, i think, double figure values for most places. so monday, then, similar story. we've got high pressure to the south, lower pressure to the north with weather fronts here bringing more rain for northern scotland. more isobars for the northern half of the uk, so here it'll stay windy with gales again across the far north of scotland. rainfall totals really mounting up for the northwest highlands. further south, not a bad day. closer to the area of high pressure. for england and wales, we should see some sunny spells around, a few s

that fog in places, although some sunshine certainly over the higher ground of wales, across the pennines and feels quite chilly. temperatures in single figures for most, up to 10 or 11 across scotland, where we get some sunshine. as we head through tonight, it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales. further outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland as we continue to see that weather front draped across the north. any clear spells, temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between 4 and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then, we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards, so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again, for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly. seven to 10 or 11 degrees. some chang

elsewhere, some sunny spells developing — for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines tos certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter, that wind. but the weather front will make some progress and will bring some dribs and drabs of rain to scotland and perhaps northern ireland. again, sunny spells are possible to the lee of high ground. double figures mostly across the board, but northern scotland finds itselfjust the other side of that weather front in this slightly colder air. when i say "colder", it's actually closer to what we'd expect, at least on average, across this part of the world. so friday, once again, mild air spread across the uk and, indeed, many other parts of europe. so anotherfairly cloudy and mild picture. those temperatures perhaps not quite so high, but still on the mild side. a reminder — the average for this time of

there'll be a little bit wintry for the likes of the pennines, the peak district, the hills of walese showers turning back to rain later in the day, blown in with those very strong winds. but the south and east, a lot of dry weather on the cards, but it is not going to feel warm — around six to eight degrees, but feeling colder when you add on that north—westerly wind and those showers with a bit of a wintry flavour to them. now, later on sunday into monday, the next front approaches from the west. but we've also got higher pressure trying to ridge in. still windy at first on monday towards the east, but the winds will ease through the day. some sunshine holding on for central, southern and eastern parts, but clouding over from the west with some patchy rain later on. eight or nine degrees, the warmest spots down towards the south—west, but for most of us, another fairly chilly—feeling day — around a—7 degrees. but as we head towards christmas eve on tuesday and christmas day on wednesday, that much milder air spills its way in from the south—west. so temperatures are going to be on

some sunny spells are possible in the north east of england around the pennines, yorkshire, maybe onewill be cloudy. and those temperatures between around 9—12 celsius, so certainly on the mild side. now here's friday's weather forecast, high pressure still very much in charge of the weather, and weather fronts once again brushing the northwest of the uk. so, again, some rain possible in northern ireland, scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty much the same. so rather cloudy, odd sunny spell here and there, generally to the lee of high ground, so to the east. and those temperatures will be around 9—12 celsius. now let's have a look at the weekend, here's saturday. signs of change. now we're starting to see the weather coming in from the west. so this low pressure moves into ireland. it brings some outbreaks of rain, once again to scotland too. no rain for england and wales, but there will be some bigger, sunnier breaks, i think, in that layer of cloud. temperatures won't change much, still hovering around 10 celsius. and then this outlook takes us into new years. the weather

they will be a little bit wintry for the likes of the pennines, the peak district, the hills of walesown in with those very strong winds. further the south and east, a lot of dry weather on the cards but it is not going to feel warm — around 6—8 degrees but feeling colder when you add on that northwesterly wind and those showers with a bit of a wintry flavour to them. now, later on sunday into monday, the next front approaches from the west but we've also got higher pressure trying to ridge in. still windy at first on monday towards the east but the winds will ease through the day. some sunshine holding on for central, southern and eastern parts but clouding over from the west with some patchy rain later on. 8 or 9 degrees, the warmest spots down towards the southwest, but for most of us, another fairly chilly feeling day — around [i to 7 degrees. but as we head towards christmas eve on tuesday and christmas day on wednesday, that much milder air spills its way in from the southwest, so temperatures are going to be on the up. christmas eve, we're looking at now — tuesday. quite a lot

affecting northern ireland, the far north of england, where it's going to be gusty over the northern pennineseratures into double figures. the cold is still, though, across northern scotland as it brightens up after the wet weather. there'll be a few showers for a while, but another area of low pressure is coming in and hitting the same sort of areas, bringing more wet and windy weather into tuesday. more heavy rain to come across scotland. that rain tending to ease off as it moves down across northern ireland into northern england and wales. it will be a windy day, particularly so across these areas, and we may well find the rain turning to snow in northern parts of scotland during the afternoon, still in that colder air here, but elsewhere a mild. new year's eve temperatures 11 or 12 degrees. things could get worse though, overnight. and as we head into new year's day, the next area of low pressure bringing more widespread disruption. windy weather for england and wales, heavy rain in wales and further north. some heavy snow could bring some travel disruption. that area of low pressure clea

we start to draw down a northerly wind and there will be some wintriness over the pennines and over theeratures for many, especially towards the south, dropping off as the day wears on. so the rain clears towards the south. as we head through wednesday night and into thursday, we draw down a northerly wind, and that's going to allow this arctic air to spill its way further southwards. so, a very cold—feeling day on thursday and we'll start off with a widespread frost. many of our temperatures below freezing. watch out for some icy stretches too, especially where we've seen recent rain. and on thursday, while many of us will stay dry, there will be some sunshine around, it will be feeling very cold throughout and there'll be the risk of some wintry showers running down these north sea facing coast into northern parts of northern ireland and of course, across northern scotland too. temperatures not getting much past 2 to 5 c north to south, but in exposure to that brisk northerly wind, it's going to feel even colder than that, as if it's below freezing. we see a slight shift in wind direc

windy conditions, particularly over the pennines. further south, but here it should stay dry for many parts of england and wales. but then new year's eve brings a deep area of low pressure swinging in from the west, so it's going to be very unsettled. it will be very blustery, with a brisk westerly to south—westerly wind, rain sinking further southwards across many parts of england and wales, continuing across northern and western scotland, again wintry over the hills. it's still mild on tuesday, but as we head through new year's day that is about to change. we'll start to see colder air sink down from the north with northerly winds. there will be some brightness around, but the risk of some wintry showers over the hills. so for the end of the first week of january, it's looking a lot colder, bye—bye. live from london. this is bbc news. there are just two survivors after a plane with 181 people onboard crashed at an airport in south korea and burst into flames. the ceo ofjeju airlines has apologised. this is the scene right now at mu

elsewhere, some sunny spells developing, for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines tobreeze. and double figures right across the board. 12, 13 celsius is certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter, that wind. but the weather front will make some progress and will bring some dribs and drabs of rain to scotland and perhaps northern ireland. again, sunny spells are possible to the lee of high ground. double figures mostly across the board, but northern scotland finds itself just the other side of that weather front in this slightly colder air. when i say "colder", it's actually closer to what we'd expect, at least on average, across this part of the world. so friday, once again, mild air spread across the uk and, indeed, many other parts of europe. so anotherfairly cloudy and mild picture. those temperatures perhaps not quite so high, b

some very gusty winds over the tops of the pennines — gusts of up to 60mph.eaking to some extent to give some sunny spells. mild for most but not quite for all of us — it will be cold in the north of scotland. now, during monday night, we�*ll see more heavy rain pushing across scotland. again, the risk of flooding. again, some snow for a time, particularly in the far north. and then through new year�*s eve, we�*ll see wet weather pushing across northern ireland, northern england, wales, across this central swathe of the uk. gusts of 50—60, maybe 70mph. so very windy, mild for most of us, still cold there in the far north but if you�*re celebrating at midnight, there will be some outbreaks of rain around. it will be quite windy but i think there will be some dry gaps as well, and relatively mild for most of us. but the weather turns lively again during new year�*s day as this area of low pressure pushes in from the west. now, on the northern edge of the low, we may see some quite significant snow across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern en

some sunny spells are possible in the north east of england around the pennines, yorkshire, maybe oneand england, it will be cloudy. and those temperatures between around 9—12 celsius, so certainly on the mild side. now here's friday's weather forecast, high pressure still very much in charge of the weather, and weather fronts once again brushing the northwest of the uk. so, again, some rain possible in northern ireland, scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty much the same. so rather cloudy, odd sunny spell here and there, generally to the lee of high ground, so to the east. and those temperatures will be around 9—12 celsius. now let's have a look at the weekend, here's saturday. signs of change. now we're starting to see the weather coming in from the west. so this low pressure moves into ireland. it brings some outbreaks of rain, once again to scotland too. no rain for england and wales, but there will be some bigger, sunnier breaks, i think, in that layer of cloud. temperatures won't change much, still hovering around 10 celsius. and then this outlook takes us into new ye

some sunny spells are possible in the northeast of england, around the pennines, yorkshire, maybe ones and england, it will be cloudy. and those temperatures between around 9—12 celsius, so certainly on the mild side. now here's friday's weather forecast — high pressure still very much in charge of the weather and weather fronts once again brushing the northwest of the uk. so, again, some rain possible in northern ireland, scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty much the same. so rather cloudy, odd sunny spell here and there, generally to the lee of high ground, so to the east. and those temperatures will be around 9—12 celsius. now, let's have a look at the weekend. here's saturday. signs of change. now we're starting to see the weather coming in from the west. so this low pressure moves into ireland. it brings some outbreaks of rain, once again to scotland too. no rainfall for england and wales, but there will be some bigger, sunnier breaks, i think, in that layer of cloud. temperatures won't change much, still hovering around 10 celsius. and then this outlook takes us into

some sunny spells are possible in the northeast of england, around the pennines, yorkshire, maybe one it will be cloudy. and those temperatures between around 9—12 celsius, so certainly on the mild side. now here's friday's weather forecast — high pressure still very much in charge of the weather and weather fronts once again brushing the northwest of the uk. so, again, some rain possible in northern ireland, scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty much the same. so rather cloudy, odd sunny spell here and there, generally to the lee of high ground, so to the east. and those temperatures will be around 9—12 celsius. now, let's have a look at the weekend. here's saturday. signs of change. now we're starting to see the weather coming in from the west. so this low pressure moves into ireland. it brings some outbreaks of rain, once again to scotland too. no rainfall for england and wales, but there will be some bigger, sunnier breaks, i think, in that layer of cloud. temperatures won't change much, still hovering around 10 celsius. and then this outlook takes us into new year's. t

the far north of england, where we will see some very strong and gusty winds on the tops of the penninesmild elsewhere. plenty of cloud, but at least dry with some brightness across many parts of england and wales. the cold air in place for scotland, more snow on the mountains tonight. more heavy rain for many, though, giving rise to the risk of yet further flooding. turning wet again too in northern ireland. temperatures for most will be frost—free, the exception being in shetland. for new year's eve, it's going to be a day that gets windier and windier. largely dry for a good part of central and southern england and wales to begin with. outbreaks of rain for scotland, northern ireland, turning to brighter weather. showery conditions, but outbreaks of heavy rain through the afternoon and into the evening across northern england and north and west wales. it's along this central swathe we'll see some very strong and gusty winds. those outbreaks of rain sit across parts of northern england, the midlands and wales as we head towards midnight. quite wintry in the far north of scotland, but f

the far north of england, where we will see some very strong and gusty winds on the tops of the penninesir in place in the far north of scotland, generally mild elsewhere. plenty of cloud, but at least dry with some brightness across many parts of england and wales. the cold air in place. for scotland, more snow on the mountains tonight. more heavy rain for many, though, giving rise to the risk of yet further flooding. turning wet again too in northern ireland. temperatures for most will be frost—free, the exception being in shetland. for new year's eve, it's going to be a day that gets windier and windier. largely dry for a good part of central and southern england and wales to begin with. outbreaks of rain for scotland, northern ireland, turning to brighter weather. showery conditions, but outbreaks of heavy rain through the afternoon and into the evening across northern england and north and west wales. it's along this central swathe we'll see some very strong and gusty winds. those outbreaks of rain sit across parts of northern england, the midlands and wales as we head towards midni

current thinking is that it's going to move its way across the country, and with elevation, across the pennines was going to move through during the early half of saturday. the wind directions swing around to a northerly. some of those showers with the elevation could turn quite wintry, as well. temperatures down again, 5 to 8 degrees quite widely across the country. for the second half of the weekend, though, it looks likely that we're going to start to see high pressure building in from the west. it'll still be a windy day, a cold wind coming down from the north. but on the whole, sunday will be drier with more sunshine coming through, but it will feel very chilly indeed. take care. i am steve lai in south korea. proceedings south korea. to impeach president proceedings to impeach president yoon are underway. they may have hit a snag with opposition parties trying to oust him. plus — bitcoin crosses the 100,000 mark for the first time. we'll have more on what's driving the rally behind the world's biggest cryptocurrency. hello, and welcome to business today. i'm live from seoul, standing in f

that fog in places, although some sunshine certainly over the higher ground of wales across the penninesgle figures for most up to ten or 11 across scotland, where we get some sunshine. as we head through tonight it stays quite misty and murky for england and wales. further outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland as we continue to see that weather front draped across the north. any clear spells temperatures will dip close to freezing, but where we hold on to the cloud, then generally between four and 9 degrees. into the weekend, then we have this weather front pushing a little bit further southwards so it could bring outbreaks of rain to central southern scotland, northern ireland. but through the day, with the breeze picking up in the northwest, we may start to see more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a few showers in the northwest, but again for large parts of england and wales, it's going to be another rather grey and gloomy day to start the weekend, and again quite chilly — seven to ten or 11 degrees. some changes though, as we move into sunday. more isob