and a field in rutland reveals some of the most impressive roman remains anywhere in britain.bbc london... tributes to two 16—year—olds fatally stabbed just a mile apart. coming up in sportsday, we're at the world cup in qatar. good evening. president xi of china is taking a very hard line with those protesting about the country's covid restrictions. the president has neverfaced a challenge like this before, and it's the first time since the zero—covid policy started that people have marched against the government with protests spreading to some of china's biggest cities. police are out in force and there are renewed fears about the fate of those being detained. china has been in almost perpetual lockdown for over two years. several people were detained in shanghai, china's biggest city, where police have placed barriers to block further demonstrations. the latest protests began in the city of urumqi, when ten people died in a fire, amid claims that the lockdown had hampered the rescue efforts. the protests spread quickly to other cities, including chengdu, wuhan, nanjing, and

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. time for a look at the weather. here's stav daneos.

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. as patago—titan will go on show in spring. at 37 metres long and five metres in height — it's larger than dippy the diplodocus. and it's thought this titanosaur could have weighed up to 60 or 70 tonnes, the equivalent of more than nine elephants or five double decker buses. its skeleton was exhumed in 2014. professor phil manning — the chair of natural history at the university of manchester said this dinosaur is hugely important. seeing this come to the uk is fabulous, there are so many different species of dinosaur now, when i was young getting into science and dinosaurs, i learned may be a dozen names, now there is over 1000 which you can work with, so if you go to a museum like the natural history museum in london, you can come face—to—face with i think some of the most wonderful dinosaurs is not uncommon to come face—to—face with the largest and you get to see dippy as well, that is one of the dinosaurs that got me into science, so it is worth it. the singer, dua lipa, has receiv

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. remarkable stuff there. for now, that's it from the team.peratures nudging below average and the weather becoming increasingly settled. why the difference? well, recently, it's all been about these areas of low pressure piling in from the atlantic. and this one looks like it's got good intentions to try and do the same thing through tuesday, but it will get the brakes put on it through the middle of the week by that high extending across from the east. it's quite a slow progression for the high. itjust builds gradually day on day, but by the weekend, it becomes properly established across us. established across us, and by then, it will tap us into some much colder air. we've seen temperatures across russia recently well below average, and that colder air will come across towards scandinavia, then the uk. first thing tuesday, on the chilly side, many of us seeing a patchy frost and some dense patches of fog, which in some areas could linger. we're only going to see very light variable winds across the uk through tuesday. so, where we get the

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. now it's time for a look at the weather with stuff.cides with the start of the meteorological winter. the fog will become quite extensive across parts of these wales, southern england. there were frost further north and pockets of central england for some much colder and foggy at night for most of us was up as well at that fog would be problematic through tomorrow and will linger on in places. it will be gloomy and a cold start for many. further north wherever it starts cold and frosty they would have the best of the sunshine near but that fog could linger through the midlands and southern and eastern portions of england all day. it could stay rather gray and gloomy and quite chilly. temperature on six to 10 degrees which was what we expect at this time of year. as we had through tuesday night the fog and the miss return widespread across the midlands into northern and eastern england as well. as where with clear spells so frost and other frost and are the paces foggy night. into wednesday i rather benign day with the area of high pres

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there.er and colder with the return of some frost and also some fog in places. now for the rest of this evening, it looks like most of the shells will fade away from the south west of the country overnight. clear skies across central, northern and western areas means we could see a frost in places. a bit more cloud, though, i think, and fog developing through central and eastern areas. but it means some areas could start really quite foggy through tuesday morning. there'll be some frost around as well. so a cold and foggy start for some of us with limited brightness. however, there will be some sunshine around throughout the day on a tuesday and in most of this fog will lift into low cloud, though it could linger in some places where it will remain quite chilly all day. i think temperatures for most of us in single digits tomorrow afternoon, the exception across the far southeast where we could see around ten celsius. tensions spread to major cities in china over protest. ii tensions spread

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland.s all over the world, and her disco—pop songs have won her a clutch of awards, including three grammys, two mtv europe awards, and six brit awards. her family are kosovan—albanians who fled to london in the 1990s and returned briefly in 2008 — but dua lipa has never forgotten her roots. on sunday, she was welcomed to tirana by the president, bajram begaj, who presented her with albanian citizenship and said she had made her country proud. translation: it is a special pleasure today in the - presidency to welcome the greatest artist, dua lipa, and herfamily. i say a great artist — a simple girl whose fame is known all over the world. she has given us the greatest pride. # i wanna stay at home cos i was doing better alone... dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to her dad, who's also a singer—songwriter. and she was inspired by madonna, gwen stefani, and blondie. but getting her albanian citizenship was clearly a precious moment f

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland.hich also appeared at the museum. and it's thought this titanosaur could have weighed up to 60 or 70 tonnes, the equivalent of more than nine elephants or five double decker buses. its skeleton was exhumed in 2014. time for a look at the weather. we have had a lot of wet weather during much of november, in mild and wet month, but as we edge closer to december, in the weather, things feel more wintry, colder conditions, thankfully drier. a fine start to the day here in bedford, some shallow messiness around, some mist and fog patches around, through the week ahead we will see increasingly lingering fog. it is drier and colder than it has been. not completely dry out there today, a few share is for the likes of isle of man, south—west england, the south coast and some for the western isles, elsewhere sunny spells developing, a few fall patch is lingering for much of the day across parts of east anglia up towards yorkshire. a few are under the misty fog patches, 89 degrees, 10—12 in the s

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phil mackie, bbc news, rutland.ching that very closely and bring you that right here on bbc news. in the meantime, stav danaos has our weather. after what has been a very wet month and mild month, things are looking for different for the very end of november, and indeed, the start of metre logical winter. it is turning much drier and quarter than what we have been used to. we will see some return to overnight fog and frost. for tuesday, we are in between weather systems. a very benign day, which is why you'll have issues with fog, and will not be going anywhere quickly. maybe rather gray, chilly and gloomy here, but elsewhere, there should be parts of sunshine. these sorts of temperatures, 7—10, is pretty much where we should be for the time of year. but it's going to feel a lot cooler than what we've been used to. then as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we start to see this weather front trying to push up against this very large area of high pressure, which will continue to dominate the weather, so we could

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. good evening. weather turning quite quiet across the uk for the week ahead and as it turns quiet at this time of year we get this kind of stuff developing. mist and fog, with light winds and are still at the course of the night for some of us this will continue to thicken. favoured spots in scotland, the north—east, particularly across yorkshire and down into the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere some clearer skies, quite chilly for many, most likely to see the hardest frost north—east of scotland but temperatures about anywhere could get close to freezing. a little milder where we've got the murky conditions in eastern england. and then the fog tends to stick around so it could be quite gloomy for some areas throughout the day tomorrow. many will see a dry day with light, variable winds and sunshine. these are our temperatures when the sun comes out. lower than we've been used to and if we are stuck with the mist and fog they may be hovering at 2-3. mist and fog they may be hover

phil mackie, bbc news, rutland. now you see it, now you don't. covered over again.on suspicion of murder, after two teenagers were fatally stabbed just a mile apart in south—east london. the attacks happened in thamesmead and abbey wood on saturday afternoon. 16—year—old kearnie solanke and charlie bartolo were found with stab wounds. detectives say they're treating the two murders as linked, but need help to piece together what happened. officers are especially keen to hear from anyone who may have seen a dark—coloured suv or axit—type vehicle with distinctive silver roof bars in the areas around sewell road or titmuss avenue in the days before and prior to the murders. i'm also interested in speaking with those who knew charlie and kearnie and might be able to offer some information or insight into these senseless killings. there's a warning that cases of flu are rising in london with hospitalisations up by a third in the last week. data from the uk health security agency shows the highest rates are among five to 14—year—olds. health experts say vaccines are the b