scandinavia and pushes colder air ourway. it�*s scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. are looking much drier and also it is the colder. this is bbc news, the headlines: argentina has kept their world cup dreams alive after beating mexico 2—0 in doha, with goals from lionel messi and enzo fernandez. heavy rains on the italian island of ischia have caused a landslide with reoprts of one woman dying and others still missing. pakistan�*s former prime minister, imran khan, has addressed a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. he told the crowd his one regret from his time in office was the failure to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. there�*ve been protests against covid restrictions

it�*s across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way. winter, things are looking much drier and also a little colder. this is bbc news. i�*m lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rescue teams are searching for survivors after a mudslide on the italian island of ischia. at least one person has died and 11 people are missing. mud and debris swept through the region after a night of torrential rain. italy�*s interior minister has described the situation as very serious. argentina have beaten mexico 2—0, keeping alive their hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the men�*s world cup in qatar. the argentine captain lionel messi and enzo fernandez were the scorers. earlier, france became the first team to qualify for the next round beating denmark 2—1. the former pakistan prime minister, imran khan,

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.y, but the fog signal is much reduced because there's maybe a little bit more of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead. by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands take to the streets of chinese cities to protest against the strict covid restrictions, with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent, yet for the moment has no

the breeze will strengthen a bit further through monday night to tuesday even colder air across scandinaviaf scotland on the northern edge of our double low centre. that centre, though, fizzling out cloud. outbreaks of rain in the morning, a bit bright and showery into the afternoon, certainly a bit better than some will have seen on monday. but in the far north of scotland, with that colder air in place, what falls from the sky be a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow. a real wintry mix here and feeling cold to just six or seven degrees, feeling colder in the breeze. so a chilly evening end to the day will follow. but through into the start of wednesday, the next weather system works its way in enough breeze to push that through. a couple of hours worth of heavy rain across much of england, wales and then into the afternoon across the north east of scotland, falling on saturated ground. but elsewhere will see the rain, clear, sunshine and showers, some of those heavy and thundery for the rest of the day. but it will feel on the cool side, cool night will follow, and then the next system

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.e a little bit more of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news. the headlines and all the other main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello and welcome. in a moment, we're going to hearfrom gary lineker on the bbc�*s world cup coverage. the winner to organise the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. - as you can see and hear, it had a quite different tone to world cups gone by, as did gary lineker�*s monologue.

very cold out over scandinavia on monday and tuesday pushing into the far north of scotland, anythinga wintry mix. 0rkney, shetland, into low levels, be prepared for a few wintry showers to take you through the day, some of those on the heavy side. also, dry and brighter compared with monday, a few showers dotted around especially to the west and the south, a little on the cool side even with the sunshine, 7— 10 degrees. then through tuesday night into wednesday we do it all again, with another chilly start of the night and into wednesday, rain quickly sweeping away north and east, ourfans rain quickly sweeping away north and east, our fans this time, that band of rain sweeping away north and east quickly, that is not going to linger across anyone side for too long, the exception could be north—east scotland. 0ne too long, the exception could be north—east scotland. one to watch. we could see snow to go with the rain and the higher ground. sunshine and showers than anyone is that early persistent rain clears through. then through into thursday, a brief ridge of high pressure out of th

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.shine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. his cause! chesterfield have broken the deadlock. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... protests against china's srict covid restrictions have spread, with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent — yet for the moment, has no easy way out. is this the goal that keeps germany in the world cup? we have the latest on the action in qatar. rescue efforts

at the moment and thatis across scandinavia at the moment and that is feeding into orkney and shetlandintering on tuesday across orkney and shetland. away from that, any showers that form will be rain, particularly to the south and the west, the weather will be gusty winds around the english channel, but for most lovely spells on tuesday, temperatures on the cool side. they will lift a bit towards the end of the week, about the levels we should be for the stage in november, but from the capital city forecast at 10 tells the tale, the ground is saturated and yes, they will be some more rain at times. goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. rishi sunak is in kyiv meeting ukrainian president zelensky the uk's support. the president of fifa has expressed support for the lgbtq community and migrant workers — but hits back at western critics of the country's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3,000 years, around the world, we should be apologising for the next 3,000 years before starting to give mora

breeze will strengthen a bit further through monday night to tuesday and even colder air across scandinavia the northern edge of our double a centre. fizzling out though, i break the ring in the morning shower read into the afternoon certainly been better than some will see on monday. 0n the far north scotland with that cold air in place snow in a real wintry mix here. call 26—7 cooler the breeze. chill your evening and to the day will follow but into the starting wednesday the next system works its way in. breeze to push that through a couple hours of heavy rain across much of england and england and wales and then into the afternoon across the north—east of scotland. following on etc to ground. elsewhere at the wrinkle clear, sunshine and showers some heavy and forces the day but it will fuel on the cool side. a collective following that the next system pushes there is to get into thursday. i break start to western areas but turning wet and windy from the west. when stronger on thursday pushing gale force across many western districts. he flexible season rain in the leader of the day. tha

and with very cold air in scandinavia on monday into tuesday, pushing into the far north of scotland,pared for a few wintry showers to take you through the day, some of those on the heavy side. whereas elsewhere, a drier, brighter day compared with monday. a few showers dotted around, particularly to the west and the south. a little on the cool side even with the sunshine, though — 7 to around 10 degrees. then through tuesday night into wednesday we do it all again with another chilly start to the night, and then into wednesday, rain quickly sweeping away northwards and eastwards. our friend this time is that band of rain should sweep away northwards and eastwards pretty quickly, so it's not going to linger across any one site for too long. the exception could be, though, north—east scotland, that's one to watch, and we could see some snow to go with the rain on the higher ground. sunshine and showers for many once that early persistent rain clears through. then through into thursday, a brief ridge of high pressure ahead of the next system, so things will quieten down. there's still g

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.ee some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy, and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead. by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news, the headlines: thousands have taken to the streets of chinese cities to protest against the strict covid restrictions, with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the demonstrations follow a fire in xinjiang last week, where it's thought rescue efforts were hindered by coronavirus restrictions. at least seven people have been killed in a landslide triggered by torrential rain on the italian island of ischia. five others are still missing. so

where the anticyclone went, the weather is windy, but mostly dry, however, today we, scandinavia, onhe wave of the atmospheric front, a new active whirlwind will arise, it will quickly rush to the southeast, and intense precipitation will be associated with it; the eastern half of the european part of russia from arkhangelsk to orenburg the most intense snowfalls. before stations yamal and yuri, these precipitations are associated with the old cyclone and, in addition, under the influence of a warm atmospheric front. there is a chance of rain over the gulf of finland today. a new cyclone, which is now forming over scandinavia, will actively manifest itself on the russian plain on wednesday by the middle of the week. it will break into the center of the country and the main zone of bad weather will concentrate on a small area in the southern part of the central region. here, according to preliminary estimates, up to half of the monthly rainfall may fall, moreover, in the form of snow. at in moscow today without precipitation during the day , the thermometers will not rise above plus o

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.ecause there's maybe a little bit more of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories... thousands take to the streets of chinese cities to protest against the strict covid restrictions, with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent, yet for the moment has no easy way out. protests take place in london too as many gather outside the chinese embassy.

we are tapping into the cold air sitting across scandinavia over the next few days.to 30 millimetres of rain. not feeling particularly pleasant. still chilly in the north, even with the showers. cold enough with some snow on the hills. we are tapping into the cold air sitting across scandinavia over the next few days. the weather front is a swinging north and coming into that cold and air. it is more likely to be a showery day for most of us. particularly in the north. there are more weather front is waiting in the winds towards the south—west. this means that the outlook for the week ahead is still an unsettled one. temperatures to rise later in the week. having overrun to a second additional day, delegates at the cop27 climate summit finally reached agreement in the early hours of this morning. the deal should see developing nations who suffer most from the effects of climate change given financial help from the industrialised developed world. it's to help mitigate the loss and damage caused by the worst impacts of climate change. but there's no financial sum menti

he traveled around the entire globe from south america to scandinavia on various ships on kalinovka.is accompanied by a charming blonde on every voyage. the only girl on this ship. come here, come here. this is gerda. here she is with me at sea for 7 years. there is no one to leave at home with now we are going for a walk. mechanic viktor tsybenko leisure hours are spent in the cabin. he is busy reading on the flight, he takes an e-book. but at home there are real rich libraries. i really like the historical ones. here is the diamond chariot already, in my opinion, everyone has already re-read it several times, historical ones also like it, very interesting. here, the favorite really likes the historical peter, these times are a piece of time. i love it. at sea, the wind cleared up, the weather began to deteriorate. visibility is gradually deteriorating, the first officer calls the sailor on duty to the bridge . eduard burova is now another experienced a person with a tenacious look will not hurt. with the onset of darkness, kalinovka again stops in anticipation of kosyakov with saur

and the colder air still there in scandinavia feeding in across the far north of scotland as we go through and bright, it could mean that we see some sleet and snow on the tops of the hills mixed in with that rain. and the colder air still there in scandinavia feeding in across the far north of scotland as we go through to tuesday, so any weather system that works its way into it could be wintry. 0rkney, shetland, maybe parts of caithness, some wintry showers throughout the day even to lower levels. some of those on the heavy side. away from that, a quieter day, by and large, on tuesday. there will be some showers dotted around, particularly towards the south and the west, but some longer dry spells for some of you. 7—10 celsius keeps those on the cool side. this is bbc world news, the headlines... fifa's president hits back at western critics of qatar's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. two protests have been held outside the qatar embassy in london over the country's lgbt rights. talks at the un's climate summit in egypt hang in the balance as countries are given an extra

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.e of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. i'm in the serpentine galleries in london where there is a major exhibition of the work of the renowned american artist barbara chase—riboud. her art is on display in museums around the world, and she is also an award—winning novelist and poet.

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.me places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy, and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather, as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead. by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines china's rocked by widespread protests against the country's strict zero—covid measures. the protests leave investors on edge, with financial markets seeing heavy losses in asia. avoiding a cold winter of discontent — the uk government announces an extra £1 billion towards insulating the country's least energy efficient homes. blue skies ahead — rolls royce swaps kerosene for hydrogen, hoping its latest

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia. maybe a little bit more of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead. by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. after the death of scottish rugby legend doddie weir campaigners call on the government to deliver on its promise of £50 million for research into motor neurone disease. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two teenagers were found stabbed to death a mile apart in south east london. hundreds of thousan

it extends across scandinavia and pushes colder air our way.ot desperately cold but after a very mild and wet november, as we head into the start of december, the start of winter, things are looking much drier and also a little colder. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rescuers search for survivors after a mudslide on the italian holiday island of ischia — one person has died, many are still missing. argentina keep their world cup dreams alive, after beating mexico, 2—0 in doha. the london fire brigade is "misogynist and racist" — according to a damning review into its culture. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, addresses a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. # fame! # i'm gonna live forever... and tributes to the singer songwriter

we've got the weather blocked off by that high pressure extending from scandinavia.cloud on the scene on wednesday, but the fog signal is much reduced because there's maybe a little bit more of a breeze. and some places will see some sunshine. for many, though, still cloudy and those temperatures only around 7—8 celsius. the mild atlantic air that we've had through much of november really not making much progress in the uk. big blocking area of high pressure extends from scandinavia, keeping us in that colder weather as well. so if we look at the city forecast, you can see how those temperatures drop away. there's going to be a lot of cloud through the week ahead by the end of the week, maybe a few showers as we pick up an easterly wind. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: all chant. thousands take to the streets of chinese cities to protests against the strict covid restrictions with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. government seems to have drastically underestimated popular discontent. yet, for the moment, has no easy way out.

some cold air in place, the north and even colder airjust sliding in across northern scotland from scandinaviaur low pressure systems through into tuesday. so whatever falls here in the terms of showers could be heavy. with hail, thunder, sleet and snow mixed in elsewhere, early showers will gradually fade away. skies will brighten and we'll see some sunny spells, but still one or two showers into the afternoon. still on the cool side for many temperatures for most in single figures. tuesday night into wednesday, quite vigorous jet stream which has governed thinning things this week, pushes the next band of wind and rain our way. the winds strong enough to push that through quite quickly. so it'll be a spell of heavy rain for a few hours. that will then clear to sunshine and heavy thundery showers. rain after a sunny start into northeastern scotland will hit areas, of course, fairly saturated at the moment. but again, that rain will push through. but it's more wet weather to come through the end of the week and into the weekend. one thing, though, temperatures will be on the rise so it won't f

but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through intoof our double—centred low, which�*ll continue to produce outbreaks of rain through the night and into the morning, especially for england and wales. breaking up, turning more showery, so about a chance of some afternoon sunshine at times. but whatever falls from the sky in that colder air in the far north of scotland, 0rkney and shetland will be a wintry mix of rain, hail, sleet or even snow, and it will feel colder than 6—7 celsius would suggest. now, another chilly start to the evening as we go through tuesday night, but into wednesday, the next band of atlantic weather fronts work their way in. an hour or two, if not more, of rain, but sweeping quickly northwards and eastwards across the country, turning to sunshine and showers later. the rain persisting into the afternoon across some parts of northeast scotland, where of course, the ground is saturated and it will be another fairly cool day as well. beyond that, temperatures will slowly lift up just a little bit, but just look at t

will be mixed with their rains, and freezing rains are not excluded in the strip from the north of scandinaviand their tyvkars, despite this, the temperature will continue to rise in moscow today around +10°, and tomorrow in the late afternoon air. it might even get warm.

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but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through intodge of our double—centred low, which�*ll continue to produce outbreaks of rain through the night and into the morning, especially for england and wales. breaking up, turning more showery, so about a chance of some afternoon sunshine at times. but whatever falls from the sky in that colder air in the far north of scotland, orkney and shetland will be a wintry mix of rain, hail, sleet or even snow, and it will feel colder than 6—7 celsius would suggest. now, another chilly start to the evening as we go through tuesday night, but into wednesday, the next band of atlantic weather fronts work their way in. an hour or two, if not more, of rain, but sweeping quickly northwards and eastwards across the country, turning to sunshine and showers later. the rain persisting into the afternoon across some parts of northeast scotland, where of course, the ground is saturated and it will be another fairly cool day as well. beyond that, temperatures will slowly lift up just a little bit, but just look

didn't because i was some one night instance. bagger hardy, who lived in italy and in the north in scandinavia for this europe isn't comprehensible through a single point of view. so she on this, it's much nicer than the central ism we get from brussel this at values. well, there's a nostalgia there too. but he likes to say god brought a variety of flies to bloom, and we should tend to those and not trying to force everything to become one single ordinary, chewed it. i felt to result innovative. he despises, mano cultures, floral, as well as intellectual your p. c, d, the european idea is just a catch phrase. nothing nor hit got pra. above all hands. marcus incense, burger emperor's, the push toward centralization and not just in the political sphere. for him, the true wealth of europe can be found in its shared cultural routes. would have passed 1987 that was the year. and since burger's collection of essays on europe was published in germany, he essays gave an insider's look at what made up the european identity. it's been of, it's like the finished volleyball. i'm convinced to st. garza ver

and that's because we're tapping in to this cold air setting across scandinavia through the next couplet swinging north and coming into that colder air. and it will give a smattering of snow over the hills, mostly from showers in the north, perhaps a quieter day on tuesday in terms of bands of rain, it's more likely to be a showery day for most of us. still chilly, particularly in the north. but there are more weather fronts waiting in the wings towards the south west, which means that the outlook for the week ahead is still an unsettled one. temperatures do rise later in the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. under two hours' time. the hosts qatar will play ecuador. com the tournament has been showered by controversy. fifa's president has accused the west of "hypocrisy" in its criticism of qatar's human rights record — while officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly. delegates at the un climate conference in egypt agree a major deal on climate change. but the overall plan has been accused of lacking ambition. aa a shooting outside a gay nightclub in the

think we will be more affected by that area of high pressure of the near north west russia and scandinaviachy rain. you can see here it affecting the north—west if the uk even as we head on into the sea. this area of low pressure will continue to affect the far north west of the country to thursday and friday in fact. so thicker clad, more of a breeze, outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland, and for much of northern ireland and for england and wales it should be largely dry. again variable cloud a bit of mist and fog around and limited spells brightness probably the best of such a towards the west. where it could be up to 11-12 the west. where it could be up to 11—12 may be 13 but cooler further east under the low cloud in mist in merck. friday, very little change still under the influence of the high—pressure some ups places on friday will be dry we could see the odd shower around the barn north and north west of scotland but i think it is a day of variable cloud. some sunny spells mist and fog to a bit more of a breeze picking up, easterly breeze across the country and that will star

urals in the komi republic and pomory their rains will mix snow, and in the strip from the north of scandinavia to ivkar, freezing rains are not ruled out, despite this, the temperature will continue to rise in moscow today by about plus 10 degrees, and tomorrow closer to veche. the air can even warm up to +12. and this means that the daily record set in 2010 will be broken in the capital, however, this day will remain the last in a series of really warm ones, because the center of the cyclone, by that time, will already go beyond the urals to the south, and on sunday it will move south and instead of warm atlantic air, icy arctic air will begin to enter the european part of russia, and this is what will happen in moscow during the day, the temperature will only drop at noon, it is expected to be around plus seven degrees by the evening rush hour is only plus five, and on monday night the precipitation will turn into snow. as long as the occupation of thermometers drops to zero and then fluctuates around this mark, the arctic invasion will return to the russian plain in reddish and everywhere e

is struggling to reach others, essentially a blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia after a very mild and wet november, as we head into the start of december, the start of winter, things looking drier and also a little colder. hello and welcome to bbc news. venezuela's government and the opposition have signed a preliminary agreement after meeting in mexico for talks to find a way out of the country's political crisis. the bbc�*s will grant is following events in mexico city. there are a few elements that are potentially encouraging about these talks here in mexico city between the venezuelan government and the opposition. venezuelans watching on will be encouraged by the fact talks are taking place at all.

temperatures across russia recently, well below average and that colder air will come across towards scandinavia, 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 fog lingering, our temperatures will be pegged back and even where it lifts in some areas, it may stick around as low cloud. these are the best of our temperatures and these are anticipated for areas where we do see the sun coming out and you can see they are lower than we've been seeing recently — we're sliding down that single figure scale. overnight tuesday into wednesday some mist and murk initially, but the wind likely to pick up to the south of the uk through the small hours of wednesday. so, perhaps actually clearer skies to the south first thing wednesday and a little milder, colder spots on wednesday. i think first thing will be across northern and eastern scotland and then through wednesday, daytime there's that front towards the west. well, it mayjust manage to get some rain i

temperatures across russia recently, well below average and that colder air will come across towards scandinaviahe 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 fog lingering, our temperatures will be pegged back and even where it lifts in some areas, it may stick around as low cloud. these are the best of our temperatures and these are anticipated for areas where we do see the sun coming out and you can see they are lower than we've been seeing recently we're sliding down that single figure scale. 0vernight tuesday into wednesday some mist and murk initially, but the wind likely to pick up to the south of the uk through the small hours of wednesday. so, perhaps actually clearer skies to the south first thing wednesday and a little milder, colder spots on wednesday. i think first thing will be across northern and eastern scotland and then through wednesday, daytime there's that front towards the west. well, it mayjust manage to get

denmark under the big bridge the train will go around scandinavia, it will arrive at the home port, murmanske base of the atom fleet, from where it will immediately go to work on the northern route. there are already contracts for ice piloting daria ganieva and stepan kachev together. ukrainian security forces fired on the belgorod city of shebekino , a woman died, she received a head injury and died in an ambulance, the governor of the region vyacheslav gladkov said, he specified that the territory of the hospital for war veterans, where elderly people are being treated , was affected the facade was damaged and the gas pipeline knocked out several windows. the purpose of the latest shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was the substation, the rosenergoatami said today, so ukrainian troops are trying to deprive the power plant of alternative energy supply and ensure that the city of energodar is still seeking the kiev regime, dmitry gorny found out. not intensively, but regularly, the kiev regime continues to strike at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant , a provocation, accordin

potentially sitting in scotland for a couple of days, tapping into the cold air sitting across scandinaviarisk of some wintry showers to higher ground as they drift out of aberdeenshire into northern isles. 0n aberdeenshire into northern isles. on tuesday, sunny spells coming through and a similar feel to the weather, seven to 11 degrees. the remainder of the weak stays unsettled, real autumnal flavour, showers and longer spells of rain, windy, and a best of the drier weather into the far north—east. —— the best of the drier weather. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh with the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. fifa's president hits back at western critics of qatar's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3,000 years around the world, we should be apologising for the next 3,000 years before starting to give moral lessons. the final details of a deal to help the poorest countries worst affected by climate change are being thrashed out at un climate talks in egypt. it looks like the talks will go on

they will be coming in there with some pretty chilly air to scandinavia, as we go through to tuesday.ers around with them feeding a little bit through the day. 0rkney and shetland will be wintry, heavy with hail, thunder, sleet and snow as well. a lot of you will have a reasonably dry date compared to monday. it will be rather cold with single figures for many. wednesday, the next batch of rain pushes its way through. strong winds on this one, so it will sweep to the south—west throughout the day. we will finish the day with some bursts of rain across north—eastern scotland, where of course the ground is pretty saturated. it will feel quite chilly. forthe saturated. it will feel quite chilly. for the rest of the week, more rain and strong wind to come. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the first ever world cup to be held in the middle east kicks off later today. the hosts qatar will play ecuador this afternoon. the tournament has been showered by controversy, and fifa's president gianni infantino has accused the west of hypocrisy in its criticism of qatar's human rights record

air mass graphics, you can see that colder air spreading in from more eastern parts of europe and scandinaviarately cold. in fact, we can't guarantee dry weather completely. because we could see smaller areas of low pressure forming just towards the south of us. so, generally speaking, yes, the weather is looking dry and this is from thursday next week onwards into the weekend you can see fairly stable weather conditions with that area of high pressure building in from eastern parts of europe. bye— bye. this is bbc world news i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... argentina has kept their world cup dreams alive, after beating mexico 2—0 in doha pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, addresses a protest rally for the first time since he was shot earlier this month. ukraine's president says six million households are still without power, after massive russian missile strikes hit the country this week. hello and welcome to bbc world news.

essentially, we've got this big blocking area of high pressure that extends across scandinavia and pushesd very wet november, as we head into the start of december — the start of winter — things are looking much drier and also a little colder. welcome to bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories — "free up the food aid" — venezuela demands that dollars held overseas be spent on humanitarian programmes. a desparate search for survivors, after a deadly mudslide on the italian holiday island of ischia. the worry of course is that as more motor is cleared, what or who will be found beneath. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, addresses supporters to call for an end to corruption. and tributes to the singer—songwriter and multi—award—winning actress, irene cara, who's died, aged 63.

there were very difficult relations with precisely the western aid, we remember how the country of scandinavia, some blocked precisely the supply of british military aid because they did not particularly want to conflict with russia and the soviet union there, that's it, there is also such a parallel, and it seems to me the president of estonia also alludes to it. yes, and not only in this, you can look at the historical who is interested in it, that is, small finland, uh, opposed a uh, big country, the official country, which actually provoked, falsified the beginning, and you. well, there is a lot in this war, but despite the fact that the help was also small, especially with regard to heavy weapons, tanks, planes, in fact, well, everyone was not very motivated, they defended their country, and therefore, hmm, the results of hostilities, the losses in times were no more in the soviet army than in the finns, and for films that are characteristic of actions if, in my opinion, the war has not ended and it is a matter of time that they, uh, sooner or later defend the interests that uh, the citiz

. showers around, but dragging in some cold airfrom scandinavia.ch warmer here and drive for wales and england's match tomorrow. back home we are dragging in this cold air from scandinavia, the first significant cold spell of the first significant cold spell of the season. we will see that come into play over the next couple of days, the showers across scotland in particular with that cold air embedded. it could be wintry over the higher ground, while space tuesday we are hoping to clear most of that rain away. but only briefly, because we do have more windy and wet weather to come later in the week, which i will keep you updated on. ., ~' week, which i will keep you updated on. ., ~ , ., y week, which i will keep you updated on. ., ~' , ., , . . on. thank you very much. we will seak to on. thank you very much. we will speak to you _ on. thank you very much. we will speak to you again _ on. thank you very much. we will speak to you again a _ on. thank you very much. we will speak to you again a little - on. thank you very much. we will speak to you

petersburg scandinavia is something very close.hat such a program was specially set up for the agnet so that she would quickly get used to this city, because she now represents st. petersburg. well, you can say, yes, that practically corrected with her free program of the oppression of latushkin, and i would like to raise another question. here we most often discuss jumps at the end of the rental. here in particular. now we are showing you the triple bos double tula cascade performed by agnet ladushkina in figure skating, there is also a second assessment. how do you feel about the fact that from the new season there are not five components, as before, but three composition of performances and the actual skill of skating. well , this is also a kind of reboot of the refereeing system. i am i think that when there were five of them, there were some very similar positions. therefore, i don’t see the fact that they were united by one big problem, uh, and in general. everything is quite logical and correctly done, so it’s definitely not

there are thought to be huge deposits throughout scandinavia. when europe soon switches to exclusively producing e cars, huge amounts of nickel booking needed for the batteries. so far, china has dominated the world market in raw materials for e car batteries. 100 percent of graphite refining occurs in china as does nearly all manganese processing and the majority of cobalt nicko and lithium refining the mine side extends over 60 square kilometers the mind mineral or is stored and irrigated in these stock piles. ready why they're human to warm and steaming. this is because bacteria help to release the critical raw materials from the rock. biological leaching or bio leaching is what the experts call it. the entire process takes 4 years and replaces the energy intensive. conventional smelting process. off a seal to a footprint is then extremely important. our seal to footprint is on the other. it's 60 percent lower than i am in the us. yeah. but its, ah, that is very important for of all of our customers in conventional production or is smelted at

had already gone beyond the urals, then a new one broke through to replace this whirlwind from scandinaviand abandoned our country one more portion of cold and moisture-saturated air. as a result, at the beginning of the week, the winter weather zone shifted to the west by 900 km almost to the border of the country. but today, european russia will be under the influence of the third cyclone, like its predecessors. he will play on the side of winter. precipitation in the region will intensify almost everywhere, except for the southern regions. they will fall as snow. and the most intense blizzards are expected in the south of the central district in the epicenter of the elements, for example, voronezh, this city will sweep all day. and if in the morning the height of the snow cover here was a rather modest 3 cm, then in the evening in just 12 hours. it will increase on thursday on thermometers. -1 -2°. but even this is not all a new cyclone. as long as it is just beginning to develop to shift further into the depths of the russian plain, it will face continental cold. temperature contrasts

but it could not go on like this forever in a cold atmospheric front broke into the region from scandinaviaver the weekend, contrasting temperatures in its zone led to a sharp increase in wind. today, the frontal section will shift even further in the deep continent and the storm zone will stretch from the spurs of the northern urals to the caspian sea; the speed of air flows will decrease; the maximum gusts are expected in the volga valley to 17-22 m/s. in the west , the atmosphere will begin to calm down where the cold air has already made its way; power will be captured by a small anticyclone on the eve of meteorological satellites recorded its appearance over the scandinavian baltic unfortunately, the weather improvement will be short-lived along the periphery of the high pressure chamber is already shifting. a new active cyclone tomorrow this whirlwind will hit the north of ukraine and by wednesday it will break through into the center of the russian plain. it is relatively small cloudy and cyclone fields will open only the middle latitudes of european russia however, this is bad news.