so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and acrossy it will start to pull away, take the cloud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in that cold air mass, so thursday is another very cold day. lots of sunshine around, some ice to begin with. further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. northwest england few of these running into the midlands, again, ice could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry

mainly rain across the south of england and wales.rth wales and then snowfall quite widely on sunday in scotland. take care. a live from london. this is bbc news. us investigators now believe several individuals were behind the attack in new orleans that left 15 people dead and 35 injured. this is the scene live in new orleans, where the authorities say the man who carried out the attack was a former us army veteran with an islamic state flag in his vehicle. details are emerging about the victims who died, among them are former college football star, a father of two and the mother of a four—year—old child. meanwhile, police investigate whether there could be a potential link between the new orleans attack and the explosion of a truck outside the trump hotel in las vegas a few hours later. the rapper stormzy has been banned from driving for nine months, after pleading guilty to using his mobile phone while behind the wheel. and footprints left by dinosaurs more than 160 million years ago are uncovered in a quarry in the south of englan

mainly rain across the south of england and wales.f flooding in northern england and north wales and then snowfall quite widely on sunday in scotland. take care. the end of an era, when russian gas exports to europe via ukraine are finally shut off. but what are the long—term implications? stubbed out. belgium becomes the first european country to ban disposable vapes, with france, ireland and the uk set to do the same. but will it just just boost the black market? could donald trump stop the clock, for tiktok? the president—elect has asked the us supreme court to put a ban on the app on hold, while he works on a �*political solution�* and, happy new year — now get back to the office! amazon ends the right to work from home for corporate staff, welcome to business today. we begin with europe's energy security, because the era of cheap russian gas has formally come to an end. russian gas stopped flowing to the eu via ukraine on wednesday, after a five—year deal expired, and kyiv refused to renew the transit agreement, which has been in

mainly rain across the south of england and wales.ern england and north wales and then snowfall quite widely on sunday in scotland. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: a huge investigation is under way in new orleans — where 15 people have been killed in a vehicle attack. the suspect, who was shot dead, had posted videos supporting the islamic state group. snow and ice warnings are coming into force later for parts of england, scotland and northern ireland, following severe flooding in some areas overnight. the latest nhs figure shows the proportion of patients being diagnosed with cancer, at an early stage, has risen to its highest level. ava nti west coast says it will run a limited service today due to rmt�*s strike action, affecting services between london, the north of england and scotland. an annual charity sea swim event in east yorkshire has been called off due to sewage overflow. but the firefighters stepped in to help. more now on our main story — the investigation into the attack in new orleans, in which 15 people w

mainly rain across the south of england and wales. with a risk of flooding in northern england and north wales and then snowfall quite widely on sunday in scotland. take care. and as a tesla cybertruck explodes outside las vegas's trump hotel, investigators are looking for any links between the two incidents. we'll be live in the us with the latest. also on the programme: cold weather warnings are issued as the clean—up begins after heavy rain and flooding hits a swathe of north west england. new figures from the nhs show more people are now having their cancers diagnosed in the earliest stages. and walking with dinosaurs — a new collection of footprints in 0xfordshire is the biggest ever uncovered and could teach us new details about how they moved around. and coming up on bbc news — can the teenage dart sensation luke littler go all the way this year, as he storms into the semifinals of the world championship? hello and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. president biden has said the former us army employee who drove into crowds of peop

so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and acrossake the cloud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in that cold air mass, so thursday is another very cold day. lots of sunshine around, some ice to begin with. further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. northwest england few of these running into the midlands, again, ice could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across norther

and here comes the snow — very transient, if at all, across the south of england and south wales therelly. and that snow is just going to continue to fall as we head through the day on sunday. with strong gusty winds, there could be blizzard—like conditions potentially, and even some freezing rain as the milder air starts to dig in across north wales and the north midlands. look at the temperature contrast here — just 2—3 celsius in the north, 12—13 further south. wet and windy here, but here are the snow depths that we are expecting — perhaps as much as 30—40cm of snow over the pennines, and a wider covering elsewhere too. now, that low pressure pulls away as we head into the start of next week, but still the wintriness continues. the air will turn colder again towards the south, where it will be briefly milder. so a chilly outlook into next week with more wintry showers at times. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... president biden says he's spoken to the families of the new orleans victims, and will visit the city on monday. mikejohnson is mike johnson is rejected mikejohnso

and here comes the snow — very transient, if at all, across the south of england and south wales therenue to fall as we head through the day on sunday. with strong gu5ty wind5, there could be blizzard—like conditions potentially, and even some freezing rain as the milder air starts to dig in across north wales and the north midlands. look at the temperature contrast here — ju5t 2—3 celsius in the north, 12—13 further south. wet and windy here, but here are the snow depths that we are expecting — perhaps as much as 30—40cm of snow over the pennines, and a wider covering elsewhere too. now, that low pressure pulls away as we head into the start of next week, but still the wintrine55 continues. the air will turn colder again towards the south, where it will be briefly milder. so a chilly outlook into next week with more wintry showers at times. bye— bye. at six — britain's big freeze a5 amber warnings are issued for the weekend. heavy snow and freezing rain acro55 large parts of the uk are likely to bring 5evere disruption, travel chaos and power cuts. the number of people being hospitali

so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and acrossud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in that cold air mass, so thursday is another very cold day. lots of sunshine around, some ice to begin with. further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. northwest england few of these running into the midlands, again, ice could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday night the wintry showers continue across northern areas. te

in the same time this a new south wales particular on sidney is a vicious stones recently. and they're going to carry on with high winds because you can see the strength of the on show brief. now these to contain the heat. so it's really hot in the middle of australia that stretches down to without a late at 35 was making no more progress. he's just the edges where that went with is going to be and the smart develop into a named tropical psych current 1st the season a bit late in coming with that will produce flooding even if it doesn't. in bilbry for example, that product west australia. this is an improvement show. there's a new south wales and a few sha showing up in queens and i would like to say the weather is improved in new zealand. still bad, but it's bright robin study. not that will as the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you want to go to 0 reminder about top stories. the salad is where the forces have targeted down this rock refugee camp and gone. so despite an agreement on a safe spot, at least $101.00 palestinians had been killed since the deal was announced on wednes

so for eastern victoria, capital territory, something new south wales. and as you can see, the se in queens and up assistance of right off and sundry potential for flooding. maybe in brisbin, i'd like to bring you back and use an easier than you know, your attempts, you should be above 20 for the most part, but we still got this stuff in the drift. so rather wet looking guy agreed, surprised. search on friday, improved, but not warmer on saturday. is there any sign is will be for the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet industry. now that americans have decided to put forth a vacuum, the white house, what kind of country in the world expect a quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line, what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here to assist you to. we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the, [000:00:00;00] the reminder of our top stories on how to 0 this our, the opposition candidate to run for president in mos on beach

so we could see some sleet and snow over the tops of the moors, south wales, the hills there and acrossing, eventually it will start to pull away, take the cloud and the rain with it. clearer skies again as we head into early parts of thursday. so temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers, northern scotland and northern ireland, again, there will be a risk of ice. temperatures could be down into minus double digits again across parts of northern england into scotland where we have lying snow. so we hold on to that run of cold northerly winds, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in that cold air mass, so thursday is another very cold day. lots of sunshine around, some ice to begin with. further wintry showers northern scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales. northwest england few of these running into the midlands, again, ice could be a risk here, but for most it stays dry on thursday. cold and sunny, temperatures struggling to get much above two or three degrees. as we head through thursday nig

sky is turning cloudy across the southern half of england and south wales, with rain and may be somemoors, south wales, the hills and across the downs, but as we had through wednesday evening it will start to pull away, taking the cloud and rain with it. clear skies as we head into the early part of thursday, temperatures falling like a stone and further wintry showers for northern scotland and northern ireland. temperatures could be down into minus double digits across northern england and into scotland, where we have lying snow. we hold onto that run of cold northerly wind, with further snow showers feeding into northern parts of scotland. we remain very much in the cold air mass, lots of sunshine around, ice to begin with. furtherwintry sunshine around, ice to begin with. further wintry showers in northern scotland and northern ireland, perhaps into northern western wales, north—west england, some of them running to the midlands. ice could be a risk. for most it stays dry, cold and sunny, temperature struggling to get much above two were three degrees. as we head through thursday

so queensland that's new south wales. it's especially called straight. there's just a scattering and shouting and know won't hasn't reached past. where do you any about 272830 degrees here. the real heat is in the in middle interior, you know, the red interior, 43 to 46 degrees. someone's going to hit 50. that doesn't leak down towards mount $1.35 east of that. there are shares on this insistence on shore breeze in new zealand. it's not as warm as it should be. 19, maybe for things from the media or ologist that the, there were extreme wind conditions on their way, several days before the fires broke out. those predictions did come through and lead in large parts of the these uncontrolled fires. secondly, they say that in pacific palisades, which is a sort of silly neighborhood above the ocean, that there were not clear uh, plans for evacuating people to the extent that people got trapped in traffic jams. there was nowhere to go. and police, at some point, even told people just get out of your cars and run, run down to the beach where you'll be safe. so

so it's the south—west of england, south wales will see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow.tal wintry showers, it's going to be a cold, dry, sunny day, and again those temperatures struggling, after that very cold start. friday afternoon, we're looking at freezing to around two or three degrees, but something less cold there for plymouth, and then that's the theme as we head into the weekend. this area of high pressure will bring quite a bit of sunshine, but we start to see south—westerly winds pushing in across the uk. that'll start to bring this milder air across scotland, northern ireland, initially, and then gradually across parts of england and wales. here, it will be a slower change. as we head into next week, though, it will be evident. so we're into the low teens, as we head into next week, for scotland and northern ireland, and it'll be slowly getting less cold for england and wales, too. that's it from me. live from london. this is bbc news new wildfires in los angeles break out as the number of confirmed dead rises to 5. more than 130,000 people have been evacuate

and here comes the snow — very transient, if at all, across the south of england and south wales therereezing rain as the milder air starts to dig in across north wales and the north midlands. look at the temperature contrast here — just 2—3 celsius in the north, 12—13 further south. wet and windy here, but here are the snow depths that we are expecting — perhaps as much as 30—40cm of snow over the pennines, and a wider covering elsewhere too. now, that low pressure pulls away as we head into the start of next week, but still the wintriness continues. the air will turn colder again towards the south, where it will be briefly milder. so a chilly outlook into next week with more wintry showers at times. bye— bye. at ten — more evidence of winter strain on the nhs, with one health service boss saying it's the worst for 40 years. cases of flu last week in england were 3.5 times higher than the average for the same week in 2023. it's just really, really difficult and feeling the pressure in hospital is particularly difficult this time of year. donald trump's been ordered to appear in court

i was the 1st day just around the base to sort of new south wales up into southeastern corner of queensland. plenty of showers just around the world in queensland, pushing across the top and, and the little the same as we go on through friday. but what's the weather will clear away from sidney stuff? i hope to improvements 36 celsius still into the forty's 4 hours eventually. but the, [000:00:00;00] the other reminder of all main stores now is ro submitted shall pricing. janine is, and it's the day with multiple rates on the city across the occupied westbank. at least 10 people have been killed because really settlers symbols. so it's kind of since 2400 chunks of humanitarian aid of entered does assist, the see spot began to retrieve forty's onto millions of destroyed homes on getting 21247, we come to the fighting ended on us present. donald trump to sign an executive board of suspending the physical entry of margaret since of us at southern point a long choose a form, the refugees sent us in mexico language so you can assign them their response to trumps, correct down the as well. mexico

dense fog around as we go through the early hours of thursday morning across parts of england and south wales there could be some disruption to travel first thing. this is where we're likely to see the fog. there will be quite a lot of cloud across southeast england, a murky start here, and more cloud up into the north—west. but sandwiched in between the two, where we've got those clear skies and the fog forming, temperatures may well fall just below freezing, so a chilly start to thursday as well. so as we go through thursday, the fog will gradually lift and thin. by around 11:00, we're expecting most of it to have eased away, some of the cloud across southeast england will break up, but it will stay rather grey. the best of the sunshine then sandwiched in between the two. that cloud continuing to be a nuisance across the far north—west of scotland. where there's cloud, we'll see 9—10 degrees. in the clearer skies, you've got the sunshine, but a little cooler with 6—7 degrees. now, the high pressure is starting to drift its way over into europe, allowing these weak weather fronts to push in.

will be quite transient so it will turn quickly back to rain across the south of england and into south walesght stop it is really these amber warning areas we are most concerned about. there be drifting snow because the wind will be picking up. very difficult travelling conditions, so think twice about it. things won't improve very much into the start of next week, but it will be certainly better than over the weekend. . , certainly better than over the weekend-— certainly better than over the weekend. . , . ~' , ., weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much- _ weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much- do _ weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much. do you _ weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much. do you take - weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much. do you take care i weekend. elizabeth, thank you very much. do you take care if| very much. do you take care if you are travelling in those areas. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. neil young has announced that he will play this year's glastonbury festival, just days after saying he had turned down the slot because of the bbc�*s

tends to lighten, we will see freezing fog patches develop again across the south of england and south walesretches here, and temperatures once more it will dip below freezing. not quite as cold in the south as it was last night. the freezing fog is likely to linger where we see it form. there will be cloud towards the north and west, but some sunshine towards the north and east. clouding over to award the self. feeling very cold. as this rain bumped into the colder hour, it is likely to turn to snow, fleeting for many. as it pushes for the north, that snow is likely to be heavy and disruptive. strong, gusty winds. you can see that squeeze on the isobars as we head through saturday night and into sunday. by the time we get to sunday, this is falling as rain towards the south, but heavy snowfall across parts of the pennines, into the southern uplands, stretching up into eastern scotland as we had to sunday. snow for northern ireland as well. a sharp contrast in temperatures. particularly of the higher ground, we could see as much as a0 centimetres of snow, some of it threatening. monday and t

we have told the walsh, a professor of a, a at the university of new south wales. and also facing is a, in a human world. and in hong kong we have brian wong and independent geo political strategist and fellow at the center on contemporary china and the world. very well . welcome to all of you. right. i'll start with you in california. it has sent shock waves where you are in silicon valley and, and wall street. how has dixie being able to do this? elizabeth, thank you. what's been going on around is what we've actually been dissecting lessons here in silicon valley. it's becoming clear that deep seats, we have use the open a i g p t for model to train it to model using a technique called distillation. it shows that deep seek is basically reimbursed versus engineering proprietory models and adding training, but without permission and licenses. so we've seen this going on, and we have to think that what they've been able to do is show that there is ways to take smaller models and smaller parameters into it at cheaper costs, which is really much needed right now. bec

after 23 years — roadworks on the aa65 head of the valley road in south wales are finally finishing.e uk's most deprived areas. it's been one of the uk's most expensive and complex road upgrade projects this century. the government says an overhaul of the nhs app will make it easier for patients needing non—urgent care in england, to decide where they are treated. it's part of a plan to tackle waiting lists. patients will be able to choose from a range of providers — including within the private sector — as well as book tests and appointments. ru paul's drag race uk star james lee williams — better known as drag queen the vivienne — has died aged 32. publicist simonjones said the performer, who died over the weekend, was "an incredibly loved, warm—hearted and amazing person". drag race judge michelle visage said she is �*utterly heartbroken�* at the news. you're live with bbc news. in less than 2a hours — the us congress will formally meet here in washington to certify donald trump's election as president of the united states. as part of a certification process — which is mostly a fo

attended, secretive meeting, alongside neo nazi as the when since is along the central coast of new south wales in australia and julie reformed climate activist group is laying the foundation for a campaign. they how it will make them immune from the crackdowns happening globally. 2025 is when we hype will have the power in numbers to launch the civil resistance phase. that's what we're aiming for. that's why as all so 2024 are about building capacity off until that point the rising tide. this strategy boils down to a simple adage, strength in numbers, the nicest that you need to have mass numbers of to the us and every day citizens. so if we can include as many people as possible in this, in the evening, i think that's where we're going to find out real power. the group aims to have 10000 members before it launches its civil resistance phase. a rolling wave of disruptive acts including stopping cold trains and blocking coal ships from passing through the port of new castle life of this year. so what strategy or approach will you guys use to try and grow your numbers? rising tides number one pr

so it's the south—west of england, south wales will see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow.ng, after that very cold start. friday afternoon, we're looking at freezing to around two or three degrees, but something less cold there for plymouth, and then that's the theme as we head into the weekend. this area of high pressure will bring quite a bit of sunshine, but we start to see south—westerly winds pushing in across the uk. that'll start to bring this milder air across scotland, northern ireland initially, and then gradually across parts of england and wales. here it will be a slower change. as we head into next week, though, it will be evident. so we're into the low teens, as we head into next week, for scotland and northern ireland, and it'll be slowly getting less cold for england and wales, too. that's it from me. live from singapore, this is bbc news. disaster in los angeles. four wildfires are burning out of control. firefighters say they are short of water as the fires remain completely uncontained. at least 70,000 people have been ordered to flee their homes. at leas

in the united rugby championship — it was it a corker in south wales where scarlets held on to beat edinburghet�*s three tries. edinburgh's late fightback saw them score 12 points injust ten minutes — but it wasn't enough. elsewhere, cardiff lost at home to sharks. in premiership women's rugby, harlequins missed the chance to leapfrog gloucester—hartpury at the top of the table after they were beaten at home by saracens. the win lifts sarries third though. loughborough lightning stuffed leicester tigers 61—12 in a one sided east midlands derby at welford road. elsewhere bristol's playoff push was dented — losing 39—38 to trailfinders. now, the tension of any professional sport can be high as athletes try to execute theirjobs to perfection — but a new bmx competition in manchester will see riders encouraged to try tricks they've never attempted before, with the promise they won't lose points if they fall. it's been launched by former pro sebastian keep — he's been speaking to our reporterjames dunn. known on the scene for his creativity and bravery... you're a lunatic. ..from riding world war

sonia brown is a senior lecturer in the aerospace design at the university of new south wales.t question you have? i think the biggest question that i have about what happened is — if this was a bird strike, and took out one engine, how could this have potentially impacted all of these other systems? this was — what we saw with a bird strike, for example, was one engine presumably be taken out, but these aircraft are designed and built and multiple election —— levels of redundancy and we would still have expected the landing gear to deploy even with one engine out, and the flaps and spoilers still be able to deploy if it was simply one engine out from a bird strike. the runway itself is also come into question with its design with that structure at the ends of the runway which the aeroplane slid into. is it normal to have something at the end of the runway? i do want to note it's not at the end of the runway, it's at a distance, that does technically meet requirements. it was unfortunate it was such a hard structure. the instrumentation that was there could have been there with

so it's the south—west of england, south wales. we'll see the cloud, maybe some sleet and snow.stal wintry showers, it's going to be a cold, dry, sunny day and again those temperatures struggling after that very cold start. friday afternoon we're looking at freezing to around two or three degrees, but something less cold there for plymouth. and then that's the theme as we head into the weekend. this area of high pressure will bring quite a bit of sunshine, but we start to see south—westerly winds pushing in across the uk that will start to bring this milder air across scotland, northern ireland initially and then gradually across parts of england and wales. here it will be a slower change. as we head into next week, though, it will be evident. so we're into the low teens as we head into next week for scotland and northern ireland, and we'll be slowly getting less cold for england and wales, too. that's it from me. live from washington, this is bbc news. disaster in los angeles. four wildfires are burning out of control. firefighters say they are short of water as the fires remai

attended, secretive meeting, alongside neo nazi as a when since is along the central coast of new south wales in australia and julie reformed climate activist group is laying the foundation for a campaign. they how it will make them immune from the crackdowns happening globally. 2025 is when we hype will have the power in numbers to launch the civil resistance phase. that's what we're aiming for. that's why. as all so 2024 are about building capacity off until that point the rising tide. this strategy boils down to a simple adage, strength in numbers, the nicest that you need to have mass numbers of to the us and every day citizens. so if we can include as many people as possible in this, in the evening, i think that's where we're going to find out real power. the group aims to have 10000 members before it launches its civil resistance phase. a rolling wave of disruptive acts including stopping cold trains and blocking coal ships from passing through the port of new castle lights of this year. so what strategy or approach will you guys use to try and grow your numbers? rising tides number one

i'm in barry island in south wales.vin and stacey. # tell me tomorrow # i'll wait by the window for you # ed lives here too. he works for the office for national statistics and is a rep for the pcs trade union. do you need to go into the office? for what i do personally? very rarely. the work that i do is pretty much entirely virtual. so a lot of the it work that i do is on things that don't exist. you don't pick them up and move them. they are based in the ether, out in the internet somewhere. we are going to school. since the pandemic, ed says he's mainly worked remotely from home rather than go to the office in newport. it's just far easier to be able to wake up and get the children to school and nursery and then come back and start work fresh, get my best quality hours of work done, rather than wasting them spending an hour commuting into the office. in november 2023, every civil servant, including ed, was asked to come into the office two to three days a week. i struggle to see the logic and the argument that's bei

lighten then we'll see some freezing fog patches develop again across the south of england and south walesor some icy stretches here. and temperatures once more will be dipping below freezing, but not quite as cold towards the south as it was last night. now, that freezing fog where we see it form is likely to linger on. there will be some areas of cloud out towards the north and the west, but some sunshine towards the north and the east, clouding over towards the south with our approaching weather system, and feeling very cold. now, as this rain bumps into the colder air, it's likely to turn to snow, fleetingly for many, towards the south. but as that snow pushes its way further northwards, then it's likely to be heavy and disruptive. strong, gusty winds. you can see that squeeze on the isobars as we head through saturday night and into sunday, but by the time we get to sunday, this is all falling as rain towards the south. but heavy snowfall across parts of the pennines, into the southern uplands, stretching up into eastern scotland as we head through sunday. some snow, too, for northern

we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well.et and snow showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, though, staying sunny through the afternoon. and, as i said, temperatures struggling to get above freezing for some of you. and they will drop straightaway as we go into tonight. lighter winds tonight. that means fog could become a bigger issue across wales, central and southern england. cloud, outbreaks of rain and sleet into northern ireland, but with the winds lighter across scotland a bit further east, it's the grampians where we could see some of the lowest temperatures, maybe down to a —15 or —16. so, this is the chart for saturday. high pressure, not much wind around, not many isobars. but this weather front out towards ireland is going to produce cloud, outbreaks of rain in the morning. it will slide into southwest scotland. increased cloud across many western areas. but notice here, across parts of southern england, east wales and the midlands, some could sit in fog all day long. away from the fog, lots

we have more cloud though, towards the south west, south wales as well.showers close to eastern coast of scotland and england. most, though, staying sunny through the afternoon. and, as i said, temperatures struggling to get above freezing for some of you. and they will drop straightaway as we go into tonight. lighter winds tonight. that means fog could become a bigger issue across wales, central and southern england. cloud, outbreaks of rain and sleet into northern ireland, but with the winds lighter across scotland a bit further east, it's the grampians where we could see some of the lowest temperatures, maybe down to a —15 or —16. so, this is the chart for saturday. high pressure, not much wind around, not many isobars. but this weather front out towards ireland is going to produce cloud, outbreaks of rain in the morning. it will slide into southwest scotland. increased cloud across many western areas. but notice here, across parts of southern england, east wales and the midlands, some could sit in fog all day long. away from the fog, lots of sunshine

around the edges, particularly the tropical knowles, and then down this eastern side through to new south wales, you're on shore. breed means is increasing the shower your terms will tend to drop in sidney and camera state quite high in melbourne, particularly adelaide past is hovering around the city macro just below. oh, nothing extraordinary. that touches inducing enough to be the way they should be by 2 or 3 degrees. that's for any city you might choose to pick with that stuff, leave raise. it looks like a sherry, or at least a dismal day on thursday. just the right time, the to get chance all over in the easy or they tend to focus in areas and move away again. there's no real focus on the concepts except maybe west papua maybe pops of java. it looks like so much is not doing too badly. the seasonal writers in patches die. so it's things for like a bit of a gap through a good part of tide on the coastal vietnam next, which again then driving you told is the code i flow from each stage and it's a very you code. i fly huge amount of sparrows get the product again. in japan, pumps the time yet

dense fog around as we go through the early hours of thursday morning across parts of england and south wales be some disruption to travel first thing. this is where we're likely to see the fog. there will be quite a lot of cloud across southeast england, a murky start here, and more cloud up into the north—west. but sandwiched in between the two, where we've got those clear skies and the fog forming, temperatures may well fall just below freezing, so a chilly start to thursday as well. so as we go through thursday, the fog will gradually lift and thin. by around 11:00, we're expecting most of it to have eased away, some of the cloud across southeast england will break up, but it will stay rather grey. the best of the sunshine then sandwiched in between the two. that cloud continuing to be a nuisance across the far north—west of scotland. where there's cloud, we'll see 9—10 degrees. under clearer skies, you've got the sunshine, but a little cooler with 6—7 degrees. now, the high pressure is starting to drift its way over into europe, allowing these weak weather fronts to push in. so there wil