phil cunliffe, bbc news.vealed — and this year it's "rizz". if you have no idea what that means — don't worry, you mightjust be over 30. according to the oxford university press, which publishes the oxford english dictionary, "rizz" is internet slang mainly used by gen z—ers, and is defined as style, charm, or attractiveness, and the ability to attract a romantic or sexual partner. it topped a shortlist of eight words, which also included, "beige flag" — a character trait that indicates that a partner or potential partner is boring or lacks originality, "situationship" — romantic or sexual relationship that is not considered to be formal or established, and "swiftie" — an enthusiastic fan of a certain american pop star. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello again. we've seen some further wintry conditions throughout monday morning. some snow, of course, still firmly on the ground in cumbria at the moment with that wintry scene, although we have seen rain starting to fall here over the

let's go live now to our reporter phil cunliffe, who's in the village of carrbrook near stalybridge intornado hit. good morning to you, we can see in the background a fairly damaged looking building, take us through how extensive the damage has been across that area.— across that area. yes, we are in the north-east — across that area. yes, we are in the north-east of _ across that area. yes, we are in the north-east of manchester _ across that area. yes, we are in the north-east of manchester city - north—east of manchester city centre, i'm told around 50 properties you have been badly damaged by the tornado last night, police calling it a localised tornado but no official confirmation from the met office, you can see the damage to the gable ends of this building here and further along as well. lots of damage to roof tiles, strewn all over the place, lots of debris, trees, branches, twigs all over the place, lots tidied up but people waking this morning to a scene of devastation, massive damage notjust here but further down the valley in millbrook and also stalybridge where our house a

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