temperatures ranging from seven to possibly 17 degrees somewhere in the south—east. erage at this time of year is roughly about 6—8 north to south. this evening the rain clears away from the northern isles. we've got two new bands of rain coming in from the waist and once again a lot of cloud and quite breezy. overnight lows, though, 7—13. they'd be pretty good temperatures by day at this time of year. tomorrow we start off with all this cloud. once again we've got some rain crossing scotland. the rain in the south—west pepping up as it moves northwards. brighter skies in eastern areas and temperatures tomorrow between nine and again the possibility of 17 degrees. hello, this is bbc news: the headlines: prime minister borisjohnson defends the uk government's decision not to impose further covid restrictions in england before the new year we can see the data about the relative mildness of omicron and we can also see the very clear effect of getting those vaccines, getting those booster in particular. the scottish parliament is recalled amid record numbers of covid infe

tomorrow, low pressure to the south—east of the country, where the front enhancing the rainfall againould be quite weightless and are here with further sleet on the hills and some showers across eastern england and some into the midlands but with the ridge of high pressure building, northern and western areas will see the best of the sunshine, still some showers around, but a greater chance of seeing the sunshine and lighter winds here, so not a bad day, but winds here, so not a bad day, but winds will be quite fresh through central and eastern parts of the uk for stop wherever you are, it will be another cold day with temperatures in single digits, but we could make 10 degrees there in the far south—west of england ahead of this weather front. the sunday night, though showers clearly from these, turning cold, i knew where front pushing in as it hits the cold air, some snow falling over the pennines and across scotland but we will revert back to reign as the temperatures come up behind it. this new system moves across the country then to start the new week from monday, behind it, the

are the temperatures on thursday, we could make 17 degrees by the stage in east anglia and the south—eastthe north—east of scotland. as we move into the new year, new year's eve, we are looking at some rain to start across scotland and northern ireland, that will tend to pull away, skies may brighten and may be a bit of sunshine coming through, but it is telling dryer, and still mild, not quite as mild perhaps across northern parts of scotland, but still 16 or 17 toward south—eastern areas of england. it is so mild because the winds are coming all the way from the tropics, south to south—westerly winds ahead of these weather fronts, south—westerly winds ahead of these weatherfronts, which south—westerly winds ahead of these weather fronts, which are focusing the rain, which is mainly going to be across most —— across more north—western parts of the country as we head into the new year. we start with some exceptionally mild air across the uk, overnight into new year's day. still some rain around, mainly across western areas, and the bulk of that across north—western parts of england, north

the rain soon clears away from east anglia and the south—east tomorrow morning.any parts of the country it will brighten up, a little bit of sunshine perhaps. we still have some rain across central and southern scotland, northern ireland for a while in the far north of england. it tends to ease off, but these areas look like staying quite cloudy. still on the cooler side across northern parts of scotland. elsewhere, those temperatures 13, 16 or even 17 degrees to the south—east and east anglia. if you are heading into the new year, you could see a bit of rain moving across northern and western parts. many places will be dry, but we are strengthening southerly wind as we head into new year's day, keeping it exceptionally mild. with the windy weather on saturday, new year's day, you could see a band of rain sweeping eastwards across the uk. ahead of it, perhaps sunshine. behind it, brightening up, so showers, heavy one holding off until later in northern ireland and western parts of scotland. a very mild day. look at those temperatures on saturday, 14 at those temp

tomorrow, we see the back of that rain early on in east anglia and the south—east, many parts of thef sunshine coming through, the wind is not as strong. we still have this rain affecting central southern scotland, the far north of england, it tends to ease off a bit in the afternoon but still damp and cloudy for these areas, but still very mild once again, temperatures of 13 in the central belt of scotland, 16 or 17 in east anglia and the south—east. as we head further into the evening, as you are seeing in the evening, as you are seeing in the new year, there could be some patchy rain across the north and west of the uk, many places will start dry, and we still have this exceptionally mild air in place as we head into the new year. so new year's day, still some rain, that band arrangement last too long, it will push its way eastward and then will push its way eastward and then will brighten up from the west with some sunshine late in the day we start see some showers arriving in western scotland and northern ireland. very mild once again, temperatures typically 14 to 16 celsius. af

anglia and the south—east.stent rain edges a bit further north tonight. patch of heavy, maybe thundery showers, working eastwards through england and wales. another very mild night for the most part, although the far north of scotland will be a bit full of. here, we've got some sunshine to start new year's eve. southern scotland, northern ireland, far north of england, fairly cloudy, outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the morning. lighter in the afternoon. better chance of some sunshine across the rest of england and wales, and that bit of sunshine will lift temperatures again close to 16-17, lift temperatures again close to 16—17, potentially making it the warmest new year's eve on record. hello. if you've already been out this morning, you will already be aware that it's another very mild morning out there, exceptionally mild across the country, as it will be for a few days yet. tempered a little bit at times by quite a blustery wind. that is at its strongest today to the south and the west of the country, but it

furtherahead, we south—east of england and east anglia.deep low pressure, but this i is heading towards iceland, with some stronger atlantic winds heading our way at more unsettled weather to come in the outlook for the weekend and beyond, probably dominated more by low pressure, but we have the jet stream on here and there will be some disruption of the jet stream pattern, occasionally getting in some other air and then into some colder air as thejet some other air and then into some colder air as the jet stream pattern changes to a certain extent and get some distortion, but we are never likely to get into the colder air that we have got at the moment, so the outlook looks a little bit milder, but it is very unsubtle, showers, longer spells of rain and it is often going to be on the windy side. that is it, goodbye. this is bbc news the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the pope makes a robust defence of migrants as he visits a greek camp denouncing europe's lack of compassion. translation: let us not let our sea be tr

the weather will continue to enhance the rainfall across south—east scotland and north—east england,across eastern england and the midlands, but it should ease down a bit as we head through the afternoon. the best sunshine further north and west with the ridge of high pressure, temperature is 5—9 in the south. the rain eventually clears away from south—east scotland and north—east england on sunday night, becoming dry for a while and then a new band of rain works in from the west overnight, bringing rain and mountain snow to central and northern areas. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: travel restrictions are tightened as cases of 0micron rise. anyone flying back to the uk from abroad must take a test before they leave. we have always said we would act swiftly if we need to, if changing data requires that, and that is why we have decided to bring in this in predeparture tests. football fans unite in remembrance of 6—year—old arthur labinjo—hughes as the attorney—general reviews the sentence handed down to his killers. the tou

and the south—east of the country.es look as though we are on track for one of the mildest new year's eves on record. i mean, it remains to be seen how mild it will be, but by day, we're talking around 15, 16 degrees. you get the sense that it's notjust the one day that's going to be mild. we are talking about multiple days here with mid teens across many parts of the country. so a new record—breaking, i think, new year's eve on the way. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: russia's supreme court bans one of russia's most renowned human rights organisations, sparking protests in moscow. record covid infection figures from france to the us to the uk as the british government defends its decision not to introduce further restrictions in england. china says its astronauts are being put in danger of a collision with satellites launched by elon musk. archival footage: opening night on theater row in manhattan. - and once upon a time it was like that, but can broadway survive the closures this fes

the heaviest rain across the north, limited in the south—east. orecast the risk of ice. we could see some frost. i will bring you the christmas forecast a the risk of ice. we could see some frost. i will bring you the christmas forecast a wee the risk of ice. we could see some frost. i will bring you the christmas forecast a wee bit the risk of ice. we could see some frost. i will bring you the christmas forecast a wee bit later. carol, thank you. many of us will be looking forward to enjoying christmas in the company of friends and family, but for some, a roof over their head, and a warm bed is all they ask for. for the next two weeks, the homeless charity crisis has booked out a number of hotels in london for those who would otherwise be spending the festive period on the streets. our reporter danjohnson is at one of them for us this morning. dan, good morning. isaid forsome, it's important for everyone. it is something we take for granted. most of us are fortunate enough to take for granted warmth, shelter, feeling safe and so many are? absolut

we lose the early rain from the south—east and it leaves a legacy of cloudy skies. best of the sunshine in scotland but blustery showers in the west. a new area of rain will push towards south wales, south—west england, uncertainty on its northern extent. double figure values in the south. into the weekend it turns colder, pretty chilly both saturday and sunday and a lot of sunshine around, still a few showers around. saturday probably the showery rest day of the weekend. we lose the early rain from the south—east and it sunshine and showers. most of these showers across northern and western coasts, across northern and western coasts, a few working away on land and there will be some wintry flavour particularly over the higher ground. lots of sunshine around but it will be a chilly day. for sunday more in the way of sunshine after a really cold, frosty start. most of the showers will be across eastern parts of england, one or two across the south—west. temperatures around or below the seasonal average. a reminder of our top story... the government order is more than

east and certainly the north—east will bring further rain, so it could be quite wet again across south east— some localised flooding in places and further wintriness over the higher ground. further south, i think most of the showers will slowly ease down through the day but leave a legacy of cloud. the winds quite strong across the eastern side of the country. but apart from the odd shower further north and west, there should be quite a bit of sunshine around shouldn't feel too bad — top temperatures 9 or 10 degrees across the far south—west and into the channel islands. looks like that rain will eventually ease away for a time through sunday night but then we look to the west — a new frontal system will work its way in to bring another band of rain and, again, we'll see some sleet and snow over the pennines and across the scottish hills as it bumps into the cold air, but the east of england will stay dry until later in the morning. so, this frontal system will work its way eastwards across the country through monday, then it turns colder again with a run of west—north—westerly winds, which

, some areas of south—east england have not seen sunshine for at least a week.the weather. we have got colder air trying to push down from the north, this area of low pressure with the weather fronts trying to swing in from the south—west. the two collide, there could be the chance of some sleet and snow. but it is open to doubt at the moment. at the moment, the gig is a start of the week will be chilly, but a little brighter. we will lose a lot of the gloom. then the run—up to christmas, around the christmas period, starting to turn more unsettled. there is a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. it is the battle of the air masses, you will have to say which one will win out. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. lord frost — the man in charge of the uk's brexit negotiations — has resigned from borisjohnson's government, according the mail on sunday newspaper. the dutch prime minister puts his country into a tough new lockdown, as the latest coronavirus variant spreads. another 90,000 covid—i9 cases are r

not as windy to the south—west but this brisk south—easterly wind will still make it feel chilly in scotland and north—easthere, not quite as cold. a few sunny spells arriving into wales and south—west england in the afternoon. as we get into the evening, a lot of cloud and share our around. —— showers. the chance of hill not in scotland. some fog forming into monday morning. a grey day for a of the uk. outbreaks of rain in south wales and southern england. a touch milder. especially in england and wales, also for northern ireland. that is a trend that continues as we go through the end of the year. we are going to see several areas of low pressure coming our way. drier, brighter moments in between. all the while with these areas of low pressure, we will be pumping mild, even very mild air, northwards across the uk. temperatures in south—east thing and for a time may be approaching 17 celsius. all areas are going to turn much milder. wet at times. mild weather continuing into the start of the new year. this is bbc news, the headlines... queen elizabeth speaks about her personal grief over the death of her

the temperatures we have on thursday, could make 70 degrees by the stage in east anglia and the south—easte new year, new year's eve, looking at some rain to start the day across scotland and northern england. that would tend to pull away, skies may brighten, there may be a little bit of brighton —— brightness coming through but it is telling dryer, and mild, not quite as mad across northern parts of scotland but still 16 or 17 toward south—eastern parts of england. it is so mild because the winds are coming all the way from the tropics, south to south—westerly winds ahead of these weather fronts, which are focusing the rain, which is mainly going to be across more north—western parts of the country as we head into the new year. we start though with some exceptionally mild air across the uk, overnight into new year's day. still some rain around, mainly across western areas and the bulk of that across north—western parts of england, northern ireland and scotland. it all tends to push away. the skies should brighten with some sunshine and if you showers, still quite windy on saturday, there

not as windy to the south—west, but this brisk south—easterly wind will make it feel chilly in scotland and north—easte not quite as cold a feel to the day. some sunny spells in wales and south—west england in the afternoon. as we get on into the evening, there is a lot of cloud and showers arriving and they push their way northwards, still a chance of hill snow in scotland. fog forms as we go into monday morning, rather a grey day for much of the uk and a chance of outbreaks of rain in south wales and southern england. moving eastwards from an area of low pressure close by. it is a touch milder, especially in england and wales. that is a trend that continues as we go towards the end of the year. we will see several areas of low pressure coming our way with spells of wind and rain, drier and brighter moments in between, but all the while we will be pumping mild air northwards across the uk, and temperatures in south—east england for a time midweek may be approaching 17 celsius. but all areas will turn much milder, but wet at times, and the mild weather continuing into the start of the new year. this i

still very mild, 13 in the central belt, 16 or 17 in east anglia and the south—east. good morning.ownes. 0ur headlines today... new year's eve parties can take place tonight in england despite rising coronavirus cases. but tighter restrictions in scotland, northern ireland and wales mean celebrations will be muted. some people from scotland and wales are planning to cross the english border to avoid restrictions. we came up from bridgend to spend new year's eve in london. were hoping to come down here and some fireworks. the advice is to take a test before socialising. and today an extra eight million lateral flows should be supplied to pharmacies after complaints of shortages.

good morning from the news team at bbc london and bbc south east today. ee hours last night. major work is under way in south east london this week to upgrade railway lines. £8 million is being spent improving the tracks in lewisham, a route used by more than half of southeastern services. engineers are also strengthening a cutting near swanley to help protect against landslips. rail replacement buses will be operating on a number of routes. police in sussex are searching for three men who attacked a man at his house in st leonards, punching the man and tying him up. the victim was left with a broken rib and severe bruising, after they forced their way into his home last tuesday and robbed him. the suspects are described as of mediterranean appearance and spoke in a foreign language. research has shown footfall on our high streets on boxing day this year, was down dramatically compared to the same day two years ago before the pandemic. retail experts springboard say that in the south east the number of people out shopping fell by 32%, with a 67% drop in lo

driest conditions in the far south east, but here, too, the cloud will build. it will be mailed across the west of the country today, but pulling in a mild breeze, coming out from the south. through the evening and overnight, we hang onto that breeze in the west. a rain band continuing to migrate northwards and heath was producing transient snow across northern scotland with the risk of ice here. another cold night, away from the west. tomorrow, rain continues to come in from the west pushing northwards and eastwards. behind it, it will brighten up a little bit, but tomorrow, it is the temperatures we will be talking about, especially across northern ireland, england and wales, where it will be very mild. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: opening up christmas for thousands — new government advice says people with covid can stop self—isolating up to three days early in england if they're testing negative. but widespread disruption to rail and other public services are blamed on covid staff sickness and self—isolation. ministers in wales and northern ireland

tomorrow we see the back of that rain early on in east anglia and the south—east, many parts of the countrythe winds not as strong. we still have this rain affecting central and southern scotland, the far north of england, tending to ease in the afternoon, still damp and cloudy for these areas but still very mild, temperatures 13 in the central belt of scotland, 16 or 17 in east anglia and the south—east. heading further into the evening, as you see in the new year there could be some patchy rain across the north and west of the uk, many places starting dry and we still have this exceptionally mild air in place as we head into the new year. new year's day, still some rain, that band of rain shouldn't last too long, pushing eastwards, then it brightens up in the west, sunshine later in the day, you start to see showers arriving in western scotland and northern ireland. very mild again, temperatures typically 1a degrees, as high as 16 degrees. after saturday, things change because the very mild southerly winds get pushed into europe and instead, we get more of a west to south westerly wind, s

tomorrow we see the back of that rain early on in east anglia and the south—east, many parts of the countrye this rain affecting central and southern scotland, the far north of england, tending to ease in the afternoon, still damp and cloudy for these areas but still very mild, temperatures 13 in the central belt of scotland, 16 or 17 in east anglia and the south—east. heading further into the evening, as you see in the new year there could be some patchy rain across the north and west of the uk, many places starting dry and we still have this exceptionally mild air in place as we head into the new year. new year's day, still some rain, that band of rain shouldn't last too long, pushing eastwards, then it brightens up in the west, sunshine later in the day, you start to see showers arriving in western scotland and northern ireland. very mild again, temperatures typically 1a degrees, as high as 16 degrees. after saturday things change because the very mild southerly winds get pushed into europe and instead, we get more of a west to south westerly wind, still mild, just not as mild and there

and the south—east of the country. by day, we're talking around 15, 16 degrees. you get the sense that it's notjust the one day that's going to be mild. we are talking about multiple days here with mid teens across many parts of the country. so a new record—breaking, i think, new year's eve on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm david eades. russia's supreme court bans one of the country's most renowned human rights organisations, sparking protests in moscow. the us records its highest daily numbers of covid cases since the start of the pandemic. more than 400,000. china says its astronauts are being put in danger of a collision with satellites launched by elon musk. john madden — legendary american football coach, commentator and face of one of the most successful sports video games ever — has died aged 85. archival footage: opening night on theater row in manhattan. -

and the south—east of the country.cord. i mean, it remains to be seen how mild it will be, but by day, we're talking around 15, 16 degrees. you get the sense that it's notjust the one day that's going to be mild. we are talking about multiple days here with mid teens across many parts of the country. so a new record—breaking, i think, new year's eve on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: russia's supreme court has banned one of the country's oldest human rights organisations. the court ruled that memorial must be disbanded for breaking the law on foreign agents. there have been protests outside the court while us secrretary of state antony blinken has called it an affront to human rights. there's been a record number of covid infections in france — almost 180,000 new infections recorded in a single day. the us has also seen a record high with more than 440,000 cases on tuesday. both countries are struggling to contain the 0micron variant. china says its astronauts are being put in danger of collision wi

it's going to start to shift to the south and east into the san francisco peninsula and east bay shoreline still tracking lighter showers for the south bay. but that storm track is going to shift to the south and east during the overnight hours between 2, 3 o'clock thursday morning. we're going to wake up with drier conditions overall by midmorning on thursday with rain anywhere for about an inch or less for most of the bay area uppers about an inch and a half of rain for the north bay and up to 3 inches of localized rain for our coastal mountains and the highest peaks in the north and east bay until we start to dry out and clear out for much of friday, even into the 1st half of this weekend. back to you. just seen. thanks recent in the east bay group are restaurant owners and oakland have now come up with a new way to help feed the homeless more than 20 open restaurants were part of the community kitchens group. >> are adding a one per cent surcharge on customers bills. this is going to start in january and the money raised will be used to make hot meals to serve at homeless encampments.

and the south—east of the country.track for one of the mildest new year's eves on record. i mean, it remains to be seen how mild it will be, but by day, we're talking around 15, 16 degrees. you get the sense that it's notjust the one day that's going to be mild. we are talking about multiple days here with mid teens across many parts of the country. so a new record—breaking, i think, new year's eve on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: russia's supreme court bans one of the country'smost renowned human rights organisations, sparking protests in moscow. the us records its highest daily numbers of covid cases since the start of the pandemic. china says its astronauts are being put in danger of a collision with satellites launched by elon musk. and once upon a time it was like that. but can broadway survive the closures this festive season, as covid wrecks the shows?

east and certainly the north—east will bring further rain, so it could be quite wet again across south eastt leave a legacy of cloud. the winds quite strong across the eastern side of the country. but apart from the odd shower further north and west, there should be quite a bit of sunshine around here with lighter winds. shouldn�*t feel too bad — top temperatures 9 or 10 degrees across the far south—west and into the channel islands. looks like that rain will eventually ease away for a time through sunday night but then we look to the west — a new frontal system will work its way in to bring another band of rain and, again, we�*ll see some sleet and snow over the pennines and across the scottish hills as it bumps into the cold air, but the east of england will stay dry until later in the morning. so, this frontal system will work its way eastwards across the country through monday, then it turns colder again with a run of west—north—westerly winds, which will be quite strong, feeding in plenty of showers. so, quite wet across much of the country through monday morning. that rain eventually

and the south—east of the country.r's eves on record. i mean, it remains to be seen how mild it will be, but by day, we're talking around 15, 16 degrees. you get the sense that it's notjust the one day that's going to be mild. we are talking about multiple days here with mid teens across many parts of the country. so a new record—breaking, i think, new year's eve on the way. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: russia's supreme court is set to rule on the fate of a second human rights organisation a day after banning one of the country's oldest for breaking the law on foreign agents. there have been protests outside the court while us secretary of state antony blinken has called it "an affront to human rights." there's been a record number of covid infections in the us and a number of european countries as 0micron continues to drive a huge surge in cases. the us recorded more than 440,000 cases on tuesday. france recorded almost 180,000. china says its astronauts are being put in danger of collision with satellit

whether will continue to enhance the rainfall across south—east scotland and north—east england, verynd west with the ridge of high pressure. temperatures 5—9 in the south. the rain eventually clears from south—east scotland and north—east england on sunday night and turns drier, and a new band of rain starts to working from the west overnight. some rain and mountain snow in and northern areas. welcome to bbc news — i'm lucy grey. our top stories... president biden and president putin agree to hold talks — as russia's military build—up on the ukrainian border sends tensions soaring. the parents of a teenager suspected of a deadly school shooting have pleaded �*not guilty�* to involuntary manslaughter — after they were found hiding in a basement. the us network cnn fires its leading anchor, chris cuomo — the brother of the former governor of new york. and — the closures among britain's smaller abattoirs — causing a crisis for farmers, and the rural economy. we have a special report. there has to be a purpose where you are making money, looking after the livestock, producing things that

low r sep, is made up of 10 south east asian countries, as well as south korea, china, japan, australia, and new zealand. the agreement will provide a simpler training framework, meaning businesses won't have to navigate separate requirements to export to different countries. around 90 percent of trade, tariffs was that within the block will eventually be eliminated. it will also cover nearly 30 percent of global economic output and a 3rd of the world's population. india decided against joining the trade block in 2019 out of concerned that it would be flooded with cheap imports from china. all right, let's bring in our guess from pin on pin cambodia giant men on a visiting senior fellow at the i. c. s. use of shock institute joining us from aging. ein our tank in a china political and economic analyst. and in washington, d. c. niel's graham, an assistant director with the atlanta counsels geo economic center, a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on inside story shout. let me start with you 1st to day who benefits the most with this are sep agreement. the large coun

possible new covid variant in papua new guinea — the country with the lowest vaccination rate in south eastled our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to three and a half years of conflict. conflict that is claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders the presidents of bosnia and serbia and croatia put their names to peace agreement. the romanian border was sealedl and silent today, romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details. of the presumed massacre - in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines. as omicron spreads across europe, a fresh warning from the world health organisation that the new variant is spreading at an unprecedented rate. as we been telling you the omicron parent has been shared unpopulated population

born of humble roots in tamil nadu in south—east india, sundar pichai trained as an engineer.arry page and sergey brin, when the company was just six years old in 200a. now, he's the boss of both google and its parent company, alphabet, which includes youtube. and he faces unrelenting scrutiny... raise your right hand. you swear that the testimony... ..from us lawmakers, to most recently at the g7 and g20 summits, where tax was in focus. historically, has google paid enough tax in the right places? we are one of the world's largest taxpayers. you know, if you look at, on an average, over the past decade, we have paid over 20% in taxes. we do pay the majority of our share of taxes in the us, where we originate and where our products are developed. i think there are good conversations, and we support the global 0ecd conversations, figuring out what is the right way to allocate taxes and, you know, this is beyond a single company to solve. you've got two teenagers, i understand? what's your policy on screen time for kids? i think this generation needs to learn to adapt to technol

of england — said parts of the south—east of england had been without power for this long. _ englandht there was an interesting point you made. yes, _ was an interesting point you made. yes. and _ was an interesting point you made. yes, and these people are still struggling in these freezing cold homes, caroline, the last thing they need is another barrage from another storm. i need is another barrage from another storm. :, :, , ., ., storm. i would, for sure. i had a similar piece _ storm. i would, for sure. i had a similar piece on _ storm. i would, for sure. i had a similar piece on the _ storm. i would, for sure. i had a similar piece on the radio - storm. i would, for sure. i had a similar piece on the radio the i similar piece on the radio the earlier, saying if this is happening in surrey we would not be hearing about the —— we would still be hearing about the power. this is bad news for these types of england and scotland. the only thing to say is that my heart goes out to them and my admiration goes out to the people who will be working through the day and very cold nights s

and then 4:00 p.m., heaviest for the south bay and east bay.ng at a wet evening commute. here we are at 10:00 p.m., tonight still looking at the rain and tracking strong winds as we head through our morning and into the afternoon. winds are strong and we are looking at the temperatures in the 50s for daytime highs and heavy snow in the sierra with winter storm warnings in effect. we are talking several feet of snow in the sierra. seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, rainy and windy conditions for today and even as we look to tomorrow, unsettled weather, scattered showers, isolated thunderstorms and then a second system behind that not as strong as today's but we are looking at more wet weather wednesday into thursday. inland east bay, north bay, coast, isolated thunderstorms possible tuesday and there we go with more rain coming our way wednesday into thursday, drier weather friday and into the weekend. let's check with gianna. we have traffic alerts. it's a mess this morning. >>> it is a mess. if you are hitting the roads give

now as we head across the south east asia. well, all eyes are on typhoon right. as it sweeps its way to the northeast. it's not gonna make landfall on highland island, but it's gonna bring those wet and windy conditions here, as it scoops its way along the southern coast of china towards ty, one that to weather update. ah, if the political debris show that's challenging, where you think is a military management going to stop the found it to the other company? you guys know people are going to get an update up front with me. welcome on here on out 0. ah . ready this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm mariam demise. the welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. i hope hundreds of thousands of protest is march to su, dawn's presidential palace demanding the military stay out of that country's path to democracy. opposed close in chillies, presidential elections where voters had to choose between 2.

that rain in east anglia and the south east soon scoots away., southern scotland, some outbreaks of rain. the rain should become light and patchy into the afternoon. still going to be mild in the central belt, 13 degrees here. 16, possibly even 17 degrees in east anglia and the south east of england. now, the previous warmest new year's eve was in 2011, where temperatures reached 14.8 degrees in wales, so we're possibly going to beat that figure. it stays very mild into the evening if you are going to be seeing in the new year. this is the sort of weather we're expecting — some patchy rain for northern and western parts of the uk accompanied by a strong southerly wind, but that, of course, is keeping the mild air going. it will be a windy day for new year's day. we've got a band of rain to sneak its way eastwards. it'll be followed by brighter weather, some sunshine, but also some showers, heavy ones for western scotland and northern ireland. still very mild for new year's day, temperatures widely14—16 degrees. after saturday, after new year's d

the desert city of same challenge is about 250 kilometers south east of church, along the transmitter galion railway. almost 40 kilometers. further on in the eastern gobi desert, we come to hum our monastery, which the mongolians also call hammering heat. the 19th century complex is an important center for mongolian buddhism. again to mary is a buddhist monk who travels on the night train from milan, bought our several times a month. he says, it's an escape from the confines of the city and that it was only here in this barren and empty expanse that he became aware of the connection between freedom and mongolian identity. if to get the word freedom for me means responsibility. if we have freedom, feel bad, we must deal with a responsibly the next to the house. i'm free adults. i'm a chin gus mongo. but instead of thumping my chest to good, i'm trying to remember that the world is more log and gets injured. it is sure i consider myself a mongol, but i don't consider others as foreigners to deal with a model. and i'm a buddhist monk, i'm here. so i have responsibility, so figured with h

good morning from bbc london and bbc south east today. in south london. the met police said the victim, a 15—year—old boy, was found injured in ashburton park in croydon just after 7pm. no arrests have been made. the victim is the 29th teenager to be killed in london this year — the highest level since 2008. bins will go uncollected today in eastbourne as refuse workers strike over pay and conditions. further walk—outs are planned forjanuary the 7th and 10th. eastbourne council have described the action as wholly unnecessary, and say they'll continue talks with the gmb union to try to resolve the dispute as quickly as possible. the union says workers are tired of substandard conditions at the depot. ambulance services are urging people to be cautious and well prepared as they celebrate the new year tonight. south east coast ambulance service said anyone heading out to parties should think about the risks of mixing with large groups. they say a home covid test should be carried out beforehand and anyone with symptoms is advised to stay at h

eventually that will clear from the south east of scotland and also north ended. . i didn't panto. l i had to look after my two-year-old. i had to look after my two—year—old. my i had to look after my two—year—old. my six—year—old has. i}!(. i had to look after my two-year-old. my six-year-old has.— my six-year-old has. ok. i haven't. normally we _ my six-year-old has. ok. i haven't. normally we are _ my six-year-old has. ok. i haven't. normally we are panto _ my six-year-old has. ok. i haven't. normally we are panto growers. - normally we are panto growers. cancellations, isolating, all the same things that are affecting businesses across the country have panto produces very worried indeed. have they got on stage? let's speed to match grey fling at a theatre in bromley. will the curtain go up? not only will it go up tonight, it is aiready— not only will it go up tonight, it is already up. here we are on stage. they— is already up. here we are on stage. they know— is already up. here we are on stage. they know how lucky they are to have this performance on because

oh, one here in san mateo just south of east hillsdale boulevard. and on to 80 as well. northbound just north of bill ray avenue. there in the south bay traveling from 85 to menlo park about 32 minutes. remember still pretty slick and wet along 2.80 out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes heading across towards sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. we're up to about 40 minutes now we're at about 23 minutes with steel cloud coverage there all right, ali and joe heading to bill peters to 37 almost 40 minutes for that commute and a long 24 walnut creek to 5 80 here at about 27 minutes daryn, james, back to you. 9.32. and we've been following the weather for you. it's been a big story all morning long from every angle. >> including out in the field. i mean, you can look at the life seller. is getting hammered little bit. sarah stinson has been following conditions out there for us in redwood city. joining us live once again with a look. >> at what we're seeing out there. sarah, good morning. >> good morning. right here where we here and we have been busy this morning driv

south bay east bay in solano county.ds gusting anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour through the course of your day. as far as temperatures are concerned, it is the 50's this afternoon. a cool one, much like yesterday was in staying gray like we also saw yesterday those peaks of sunshine won't last long. so don't expect rainfall to be over if you do get a glimpse of sunshine tomorrow. we start with morning showers clearing in the afternoon wednesday and thursday, not ruling out isolated showers either before a dry weekend thanks for hot spots out there on this wet monday southbound 6, a south. >> vargas wrote out in fremont. so again, up to a 70 minute commut6 for you as you're traveling southbound down to 2.42 a lot of people trying to hop on 84 so things are sluggish there as well. traveling into the city right now. little under 25 minutes we're up to about 30. but conditions are still very slick and wet. you still got high winds across the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge yet a slight break in the rain. now it's ba

it will turn back to rain quite readily, a wintry mix into the south—east, and actually temperaturesising through the night. so first thing out of the west, a relatively mild start with 8-10 . west, a relatively mild start with 8—10 . chilly into the south—east, the showery rain easing away, perhaps northeast england and scotland, some sunshine coming through and a scattering of showers, but as you see by the end of the afternoon, down towards south—west england and wales another spell of heavy rain. milderfor all tomorrow, perhaps likely to see temperatures back into double figures. plenty of showers developing up into the far north—west, the rain trickling along the channel coast, and these showers will be important. some of them turning heavy and widespread, and more important wintry as the wind direction changes once again, and we flip—flop back to colder air and wintry showers possible, but plenty of sunshine for the weekend. thank you, louise lear. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello

that rain moves away from east anglia and the south—east, many parts of the uk tomorrow brightening uph of england, the rain eased off in the afternoon, but these areas will stay cowardly kind but i suspect, central belt of scotland 16 or even 17 and south—east. hello, this is bbc news. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell is found guilty by a jury in new york on five counts of grooming and trafficking teenage girls for abuse. maxwell procured the girls for the financier and convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. she faces the rest of her life behind bars. a coroner rules 32—year—old emad al swealmeen died from an explosion and fire caused by a device he made with murderous intent when it went off outside liverpool women's hospital. nhs england is to set up new nightingale hubs to combat a potential wave of covid admissions due to 0micron. an extra 4,000 emergency hospital beds are to be deployed.

it will turn back to rain quite readily, a wintry mix into the south—east, and actually temperatures the south—east, the showery rain easing away, perhaps northeast england and scotland, some sunshine coming through and a scattering of showers, but as you see by the end of the

there could be a bit of a hang back of the rain for east anglia and the far south—east.ne. most of the showers will be in the north and north—west. there will be some wintriness over the high ground. a cold day to come. stays breezy with blustery showers. it turns dryad but clear and cold for many of us. in the south—west, we start to see an area of wet and windy weather pushing up across ireland and into the irish sea coasts. it is all tied in with this, the second named storm of the season, named storm barrow by the irish met season. across the rest of the uk, we will see gusts widely 50 miles an hour, more of that near exposed coasts in the south—west, and that mixed in with a heavy rain and also likely to cause disruption and damage. it starts very wet, very windy indeed across western areas, damaging gusts of wind. this area of rain pushes eastwards into the cold air tonight. we see significant areas of snow. the rain will be heavy, a pretty atrocious day, i think, for tuesday. stay tuned to the forecast. it may change. on wednesday, storm barra begins to weaken, it

in the south—west we have got a band of rain moving north—east was. e dog nativity put on by a minister near swansea. well, you've been getting in touch to say they're not the only dogs to have been signed up for a christmas performance. claire sent us in this picture of bryn and bruce getting into the festive spirit. i think claire got them into the festive spirit.— i think claire got them into the festive sirit. , a. , ., , , ., festive spirit. here is mary as you have never _ festive spirit. here is mary as you have never seen _ festive spirit. here is mary as you have never seen her— festive spirit. here is mary as you have never seen her before. - this is pinter, dressed as mary, sent in by her owner lucy. and finally, tina got in touch to say, "merry christmas. here are our girls peggy, bibi and ruby, with frankie in the manger." what i loved about the middle one was a little pig. i missed that. oh, it was funny. it tickled me. it is 14 it was funny. it tickled me. it is iii minutes to nine. let's talk about damejohn collins. one of the world's m

coming into the western uk but still only five degrees in the central belt of scotland, six in the south—eastand and east anglia. we have another area of deep low pressure heading towards iceland, some stronger atlantic winds heading our way, more unsettled weather to come in the outlook for the weekend and beyond, probably dominated more by low pressure but there will be some disruption of the jet stream pattern, occasionally we will get into milderairand pattern, occasionally we will get into milder air and then colder air as the pattern changes and gets some distortion but we are never likely to get into the colder we have at the moment so the outlook looks milder but it is very unsettled, showers, longer spells of rain and it will often be on the windy side. hello, this is bbc news. i'mjames i'm james reynolds. the headlines... another 86 cases of omicron are confirmed in the uk as the government defends the decision to re—introduce pre—departure covid tests from tuesday. i think we want to make sure we take those steps earlier, precisely to avoid the bigger disruption to travel and the e

his bitter rival gulbuddin hekmatyar was moving up from the south—east.government collapsed and he took shelter in the united nations compound in the city. on 25th april, 1992, hekmatyar and massoud's men both entered kabul. massoud and hekmatyar now fought for control in the streets of kabul. hekmatyar�*s men were forced out of the city and took up positions in the hills, and started shelling the capital. burhanuddin rabbani was the leader in waiting of the new islamic government. there had long been attempts internally to bring about a broad mujahideen coalition, but all efforts had failed. for the next four years, the country was torn apart by inter—factional fighting. in kabul, thousands were killed in indiscriminate bombing. with chaos and anarchy across afghanistan, a new force emerged on the scene. radical islamist students known as the taliban joined the fight for control of the country. the taliban came with a very simple message. they said, we will bring peace, we will disarm the population, which is exactly what the public wanted — in other wor