it's the amber alert as encompassing south—west scotland, and england which will remain in place untiltonight. tomos morgan reports from penarth in south wales. it is seen just two weeks really since part of the valleys were hit by storm bert and that caused severe flooding here and what you've seen this time around is travel restriction due to the wind that has uprooted a number of trees especially in coastal areas across wales part of the main motorway, the ma, have been closed this morning. cardiff airport has closed up until around midday and a number of the trends have been cancelled due to this heavy wind that we have experienced this morning. now, ithink wind that we have experienced this morning. now, i think in some parts like here in penarth in south wales near the welsh capital of cardiff, the storm wasn't as bad as potentially it had been anticipated but certainly in some of the more open, ruraland certainly in some of the more open, rural and coastal areas across the north and west in wales the stone has been heavy and the wind has caused disruption with homes out of power

three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home as storm darragh hits. rebel forces reach the outskirts of syria's third largest city, horns, as rebels say government forces in the south leave the birthplace of the revolt against president assad. live pictures from the south korean national assembly — where ruling party mps have walked out on a vote to impeach president yoon suk—yeol. thousands gather calling for the president to go, after his declaration of martial law last week. five years after it was devastated by fire, notre dame cathedral reopens — with president—elect trump arriving on his first overseas visit since winning the election. it has been a long five years and i am here outside the cathedral in paris as paris and indeed the world prepares for the reopening of notre—dame. hello, you're watching bbc news, i am catherine byaruhanga. three million people in coastal areas of wales and southwest england have been urged to stay indoors because of the danger posed by storm darragh. an emergency alert was sent to people's mobile phones in

died after a tree fell onto his van during storm darragh, as three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home. travel has been severely disrupted and several sports events have been cancelled. south korea's opposition fails in its effort to impeach president yoon suk yeol for his short—lived declaration of martial law. the national assembly motion fell short by a handful of votes, as politicians from mr yoon�*s party boycotted proceedings. five years after it was devastated by fire, notre dame cathedral reopens in paris with president—elect trump arriving on his first overseas visit since winning the election. a man has died after a tree fell onto his van during storm darragh. the man, in his 40s, was driving his van on the a59 dual carriageway at longton in lancashire. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. a rare red weather warning in areas of wales and southwest england has ended, but amber warnings are still in place, meaning a possible risk to life. the national grid says 120,000 homes are now without power across the uk. travel is being disrupted

earlier i spoke to nick johnson who was down at one of the biggest transport hubs in the south west ofto give us a travel update. i am outside bristol temple meads station, one of the major rail hubs for the west and south—west of england. from here, rail services down to devon and cornwall, the midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains, gwr says, between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operator which runs trains throughout this area, has been persistently saying passengers should, wherever possible, try to rearrange their travel plans or not to travel at all. we have spoken to people who are hoping to keep their plans this weekend, one a man who hasn't seen his daughter in many month

for parts of wales and south—west england. 0f life. for parts of wales and south—west england. that when we have it. and we had already had an amber warning from if met office for potentially damaging winds across the west coast of the uk from ayrshire to cornwall. now this red warning for parts of wales and south—west england. we will have more from our weather team later in the hour. the head of south korea's governing party has urged the swift removal from power of president yoon suk yeol, who caused outrage earlier this week by declaring martial law. these are the live pictures from seoul outside the parliament today. you can see a large crowd has gathered with protestors and the media present too. south korea's main parties are holding meetings amid reports mps could bring forward a vote to impeach the president. meanwhile, south korea's defence ministry says it has suspended three senior commanders involved in the martial law operation. i spoke to our chief presenter, steve lai who was outside the national assembly with our asia correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes. it ha

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are most affected which have that red warning which have that red warning which include wales and south—westse there is still being affected by the storm, in fact, south and with mid wales can expect periods of heavy rain throughout the day and there is also a flooding starting to build up in those areas. particularly part of south and north—west wales. natural resources wales has put a flood warning in place and obviously this is a particularly concerning matters of the people living in this area where there is further flooding so now that they've sort of weathered the storm, we are now seeing the aftermath and the flooding started to creep in. tell us, what is the latest on the disruption and damage that has been caused by it storm darragh? has been caused by it storm darrauh? ~ has been caused by it storm darragh?— has been caused by it storm darrauh? ~ ~ ., ., ., has been caused by it storm darrauh? ~ ~' ., . ., , darragh? we know that travel is the worst part — darragh? we know that travel is the worst part of _ darragh? we know that travel is the worst part of today - darragh? we know

the storm has also brought destruction to areas all along the coasts of south and north—west wales.and in bristol, was woken in the middle of the night by his 16—year—old son who had heard a "loud screech and an enormous crack." and this is what simon they saw when they looked outside — the family car, which had just come back from a two—week spell at the garage, covered by a large tree. the seaside town of porthcawl, in bridgend county, often gets battered with strong winds. usually, they bring huge waves crashing over the front. but on friday night, storm darragh also saw a section of roof from this property at rest bay torn off. and there's been plenty of travel disruption on the roads as well as rail services being affeted. earlier i spoke to transport reporterfor the independent, simon calder, who was outside london bridge station. he told us of the severe distruption happening across the west of the country. almost anywhere in the country that you would want to point me to, i could find you, i'm sorry to say, some disruption. from here at london bridge, there was a fallen tree

three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home as storm darragh hits. syria rebels say they have begun �*encircling the capital damascus�*, with reports druze militias are just 10 kilometres from the city. a vote by mps in south korea to impeach the president for his declaration of martial law has failed. it fell short by a handful of votes and crowds demand that he step down. five years after it was devastated, notre dame cathedral opens later today. a rare red weather warning in areas of wales man has died after a tree fell on his van. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. you'll have much more on that as soon as we have it here on the news. a rare red weather warning in areas of wales and southwest england has ended but amber warnings are still in place, meaning a possible risk to life. tens of thousands of homes are without power and travel man has died after a tree fell on his van. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. you'll have much more on that as soon as we warning in areas of wales and southwest england has ended but amber warni

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the airport is located in the city of one in the countries south west. imagine csr as you say, the playing coat fire off to veering off the wrong way and hitting a fence. the j do at plane was returning from bangkok with 175 passengers and 6 crew rescue efforts. continuing an investigation is underway. now let's get the very latest on this now from our correspondent rope mcbride, joining us live from so very good to have you with us now. can you tell us what is the latest on this to yeah, and that major operation rescue operation is on the way, involving various units from the fire and rescue departments down to the south west of the country. this was a slight returning overnight from bangkok that seems to have been some kind of malfunction with the landing gear and images of which have been on the media here to repair, to show that the a plane landing on its belly, skidding along the runway followed. then by a huge explosion, eye witness accounts of told then about a series of explosions and setting. the images that we have been seeing have shown a cata

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valley or even a south west the direction as we go through the next couple of days. are you getting? so you have the balls a lined up into a north west, the direction, but those wins will just background over west the direction. so the snow, at least for time, will tend to tend to rain as we go one through tuesday. because we've come back in from the northwest little back course, that's life that will be most of that. coming back into northern areas of japan, western paso consumed real bad intake as you can see shelter by the mountains times just getting up to 16 degrees celsius temperature through photo, away for the korean peninsula, solving around 3 degrees celsius. but loss you dry and allows you dry across the good parts of china. cabinet drive by the to into uh, in the uh, we have got some showers down towards the southeast at present west the weather. just coming back into shore lanka for a time. pushed by the north, as you can see, it is faint drive. we do have fold smoke warnings across northern positive india. once again the cold weather set to continue. mea

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rare red alert weather warning, as storm darragh set to batter wales and south west england on saturdayith wind speeds of more than 90 miles per hour. network rail says train services are now improving, after a fault with communication system caused delays across uk rail network. families of children operated on by a disgraced surgeon have labelled independent reports into their care as a "whitewash". hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. the prime minister has told the bbc he's not planning to increase taxes again before the next election , but warned that "unforeseen" circumstances could change that. sir keir starmer said he knew some of his decisions had been unpopular, but he said voters could judge him on what he had delivered in five years�* time. he's been speaking to bbc breakfast�*s charlie stayt. when is it that people listening to you now, watching you on bbc breakfast, will be able to look at their lives and say "i'm feeling better off"? well, this is a commitment by the end of the term that will have happened, but i want it to happen more quickly. but i'm going to resist the temp

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three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home as storm darragh hits rebel forces reach the outskirts of syria's third largest city, homs. islamist fighters have already captured aleppo and hama iam i am live outside the cathedral of notre dame where five years after a fire ravaged parts of the cathedral the opening ceremony will begin in a few hours�* time. hello. we start in south korea where an impeachment vote to remove the president, yoon suk yeol appears to be injeopardy with members of mr yoon�*s own governing party boycotting the proceedings. this is the scene at the national assembly. just three members of the ruling party are inside and they need eight members to vote for the impeachment in order for the impeachment in order for the impeachment in order for the motion to pass. technically mps have just over four more hours to vote. that is exactly 72 hours after the motion was put in. meanwhile this is the scene outside where tens of thousands of protesters have gathered. parliament swiftly overturned the decision about martial law in a

but 1st of some breaking news here in germany, authorities in the south west of the country side, 3 men had been arrested on suspicion of planning a major terror attack. they say the suspects were taken into custody on sunday and raids following lengthy investigations and dw as chief political editor make head. acosta has more on that developing stor, well, 1st of all, it needs the rest confirmed what done, the security agencies have been warning about this 2 months ago in a hearing in the impala minutes that the threat of attacks, of, and is the most motivated attacks here in germany remains unusually high. now we've seen these arrests and they are the 2 brothers of teenage a 15 year old and a 20 year old demons. with lebanese descent and a 22 year old in mannheim with tucker fruits. and the other 2 rest were in the city of split, the gods. and the 20 year old actually had an assault rifle in his flat. also as data was secured and munition and also r t say they believe there were acute plans for is the most motivated attack here in domini. so far we didn't get more details on what kind

, some rain into northern ireland, south—westf rain pushing its way northwards and eastwards, then a somewhat drier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it's going to be another mild day. 10,11,12,13 degrees. wednesday exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, ten to 15 degrees will feel very mild indeed for the time of year. however, that mild air for the middle part of the week is not going to last because the wind direction changes into thursday. we bring down more of a north or northwesterly wind, and it is going to feel a little bit colder for the end of the week. so the week starts on a mild note. we'll see some wind and rain, and then it

so all the way towards the east in boston, syria from the northeast passion to the south west. now we're seeing protest by civilians and civilians. being shot, why is why the false is the indication that civilian populations the losing the patience with an expanding is ray, the occupation of syrian territory. anyways, the d minutes arrived, so that was established in 1974 spots of the agreement on disengaged with when syria and these web is becoming now a flash point with more avoiding cogent, deeper into. so you have the latest today of the village of sweets or whether you cited troops moved into the vintage and shots for people in just this was the latest about few days ago. there was a similar inc, cogent in the province of the raising bulk concerns about the escalation, the, the apologies here have been asking me j to is to talk to these fridays about the need to stop. those encourages and pulled out from syria, the jordanian. this'll fight enough, as many dignitaries, international that i guess will came to damascus have been talking about the need for self restraints and

some rain into northern ireland, south—west scotland as we start tuesday morning, that first band of be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it�*s 10—13 degrees. wednesday, exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, 10—15 degrees will feel very mild indeed for the time of year. however, that mild air for the middle part of the week is not going to last because the wind direction changes. into thursday, we bring down more of a north or northwesterly wind, and it is going to feel a little bit colder for the end of the week. so the week starts on a mild note. we�*ll see some wind and rain, and then it turns a little bit colder later. this is bbc news. the headlines follow at the top of the hour, after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sackur. what does it feel like to be a palestinian living under israel�*s

, some rain into northern ireland, south—weststwards, then a somewhat drier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it's going to be another mild day — io,ii,iz,13 degrees. wednesday exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, 10—15 degrees will feel very mild indeed for the time of year. however, that mild air for the middle part of the week is not going to last because the wind direction changes. into thursday, we bring down more of a north or northwesterly wind, and it is going to feel a little bit colder for the end of the week. so the week starts on a mild note. we'll see some wind and rain, and then it turns a little bit colder later. live from

they are being taken to mock po, which is the nearest large city, down in the south, west of south korea for treatments. but those are the only survivors so far the we are hearing about is the uh, the, the emergency teams deal with the aftermath of this crash. what more can you tell us about the line involved in this? yeah, judge you have is a very well known line here in south career. it's the largest of the low cost carriers, one of the 1st of these budget ad lines, there's been a rapid expansion in the whole budget headline business here in south korea, especially over the past couple of decades. also, with many more south koreans taking vacations, especially to the most popular destinations around asia, thailand is one of the most popular. all those uh, locations have. so this was a typical returning holiday flight to, to take it off at 1 30 in the morning local time from bangkok. it's basically an overnight flight is due to land back in one county at portland, about 8 30 in the morning. so at these uh, is it days if this is a fairly small provincial apple, it down in the south west

it will turn cloudier, further south and east, and we look to the south west, this deepening area ofery windy and wet weather to england and wales, later on friday, and into the start of saturday. so that wet, very windy weather eventually clears away on saturday from southern areas, and then it'll be colder on sunday and beyond, with strong, northerly winds. take care. live from seoul, this is bbc news. political turmoil in south korea after the president's sudden decision to impose — and then revoke — martial law, just over six hours later. 0pposition parties are threatening to impeach president yoon — while trade unions have called a general strike until he resigns. i'm outside the national assembly in the capital, seoul, where opposition parties are gathering to denounce the president and they're holding a rally over last night's events. we'll have the latest. i'm sally bundock in london. in today's other main stories: the uk's child serial killer, lucy letby, is questioned in jail by police over more baby deaths at two hospitals during her career. 0n the brink of collapse — fran

it will turn cloudier, further south and east, and we look to the south west, this deepening area ofweather to england and wales, later on friday, and into the start of saturday. so that wet, very windy weather eventually clears away on saturday from southern areas, and then it'll be colder on sunday and beyond, with strong, northerly winds. take care. political chaos in south korea, as the president declares he's lifting martial law, after declaring itjust hours earlier. he is now facing growing calls to resign. a sixth straight night of protests in georgia. in afghanistan, the taliban reportedly banned female students from medical training — the only form of higher education still available for women. political chaos in south korea, as the president declares he's lifting martial law, after declaring itjust hours earlier. he is now facing growing calls to resign. a sixth straight night of protests in georgia. in afghanistan, the taliban reportedly banned female students from medical training — the only form of higher education still available

it will turn cloudier, further south and east, and we look to the south west, this deepening area ofl of very windy and wet weather to england and wales, later on friday, and into the start of saturday. so that wet, very windy weather eventually clears away on saturday from southern areas, and then it'll be colder on sunday and beyond, with strong, northerly winds. take care. live from singapore, this is bbc news. political chaos in south korea — the president officially lifts martial law, after ordering itjust hours earlier. a sixth straight night of prists in georgia, as the court rejects an opposition appeal to overturn the results of the october election. 0ctober election. and — a special report on the israeli soldiers refusing to serve in gaza — they say they've seen evidence of ethnic cleansing by the idf. a very warm welcome to newsday. i'm sumi somaskanda. it's 1:00pm in seoul, after a night of political chaos. calls are growing for south korea's president to step down, after he attempted to impose martial law. politicians rushed to parliament and voted to block the move, bef

, some rain into northern ireland, south—westrier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness, before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it's going to be another mild day. ten, 11, 12, 13 degrees wednesday. exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, ten to 10— if you get yourself some brightness, 10—15 mild indeed for the time of year. however, that mild air for the middle part of the week is not going to last because the wind direction changes into thursday. we bring down more of a north or northwesterly wind, and it is going to feel a little bit colder for the end of the week. so the week starts on a mild note, we'll see some wind and rain, and then it turns a little bit colder later. this is

showers coming into northern ireland, into wales, the south—west, into the west midlands, eastern areasbe dry and a lot more sunshine round as well, it will feel chilly in the wind, those temperatures will be lower around six to eight celsius. jane. thanks darren. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news good evening. hello and welcome to sportsday. stokes�* misses the final day of their heavy test defeat to new zealand, but they still won the series. paste still love the series though. but we came here to achieve an initial chief of the pittsfield movie coming into the examine because they are very strong team. england's women end the year on a high , beating south africa, now they're targetting the ashes next month. mykhailo mudryk says he is in "complete shock" after failing a drugs test, he says he hasn't broken any rules. also coming up on sportsday: after a bumper 12 months, who will be this years bbc sports personality of the year. yes, the stars have been arriving here on the red carpetjuicy left that famous trophy. —— will lift. it's been a

least 28 people have been killed in a plane crash at one international airport in the countries south, west emergency authorities say the playing cool cya off to veering off the runway. and he's in a sense the j do app lane was retiring from bangkok with 175 passengers and 6 crew rescue efforts underway. now let's get the very latest on this now from our corresponding volt mcbride. he joins us live on the phone from sol, rob, what else are you finding out from the sources? that's right. so with the details are still coming in about this. it took place just over an hour ago at down in the, the one cap, the apple, it's out of the south west of the. ready 3 authorities and now saying that possibly there was some blending gift fadia a maybe as a result of the strike 9. certainly images which is circulating on social media do seem to show the across landing, but with its landing get collapsed that the, the not directly land landing with its lands ink with its landscape. it's getting along the runway then followed by a very large explosion. eye witnesses have been interviewed, have talked about a

eight or nine degrees, the warmest spots down towards the south—west, but for most of us, another fairlyowards christmas eve on tuesday and christmas day on wednesday, that much milder air spills its way in from the south—west. so temperatures are going to be on the up. christmas eve we're looking at now, tuesday, quite a lot of cloud, low cloud, perhaps some hill fog, a little bit of drizzle, especially towards the west. but temperatures back up at around 12 or 13 degrees for most of us. could see 1a anywhere to the east of higher ground. and a similar picture for christmas day as well. it's not going to be a white christmas, if you were crossing yourfingers for one. it is rather grey, actually, quite a lot of cloud. some holes in the cloud, i think. not a bad day. most of us dry. perhaps a little rain in the far north—west. temperatures 11 or 12, so probably not quite as warm on christmas day as it will be on christmas eve. looks dry into boxing day too, and then perhaps just a little cooler towards the new year. live from washington, this is bbc news. a memorial service is held at mag

the this is dw, and use live from bullet authorities recover flight for quarters from south korea's west ally and dishonest. in decades only 2 people survive. the fiery crash south korea's government declares a week of mourning for the 179 passengers and crew who perished the long sec. uh, it's good to have you with us. we begin in south korea with flight data and voice record as have been recovered. from the countries deadliest aviation accidents in decades, a 179 passengers and crew aboard the ju ju, at flights, were killed when the boeing 737800 skidded off the runway at lou on international efforts and burst into flames. 2 crew members rescued from the tail section where the only survivors both are in the hospital. their injuries are said not to be life threatening. the south korean government has declared a week of morning for the victims. this is the moment the chaise you airplane skits down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. the emergency services a working into the night, searching the wreckage to the fire de

the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without reason are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler's assault unit foot on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war, the headline stories this are russia committed to keeping the gas flow into europe? how'd you crane shuts off by itself, by refusing to extend from the agreements. the slovak prime minister was condemned kid's decision on meeting, which allowed him or pretended most ago. that's a hell of states. go on. high alert, timid fears that frances bustling to maintain influence in the west african region . the head of molly fisher and 13 are false. who is the marcher from a regional power, blah? the idea bombard designated to monetary and zone and southern goes it. and what israel calls in the terrorist operation, reportedly killing at least 11 all listed.

he came in 19 o 4 to um, off to the war he decided to remain in that time german, south, west africa, my children, the 1st generation and grandchildren were another 50 or so you know, the interesting thing is of the, the 1st built wall of course the german router was over to the south africans then took over, they continued with exactly the same policies. they did not stay local population, especially dennis stricter rules, keeping them in the reserves. we'd as young whites at it during a part time we've it kept, you know, we had our own scores. everything was apart and separate until we started a score on the phone for the children of the employees, mainly nama, in our area where we were living. then it became clear to us what actually happened that had never been close about the trauma that they experience, especially was that status sort of flow across citizen never changed until independence only when in 2004, when the 100 yeah. send team and we also the colonial came up people of course sort about the history the to them i need to have been speaking to don't have a history going

it's no most would have come from this one south, west corner of the korean peninsula were returning home from christmas vacation from the pride out due to era, the one south korea, the serious new administration, is intensifying security operations in the northwest and cities, latasha and totters. strongholds of the deposed to sound rising, the members of the law we minority site, they are done with sectarian divisions, cooling for unity. under the new government assignment binge of a reports from the attack, you thousands of minute read. reinforcements have been deployed to city as close to the region. their mission is to find remnants of the south region. one is of gunfire are heard in the talk you us as a target former soldiers in hiding some officers. i believe to be hold up with troops and every weapons motorists are made in talk to us and to talk your country. psych notorious for women, the chief prosecutor, known as the butcher, among the but relatives of some of those detained, say the innocent. these women are ensured that the faith of their sons to be judged based on the ev

crew to corrosion in russia, but was re routed to default, went down near the airport from the south west in kansas city of tall, started to say at least 32 people survived. that being taken to hospital, he was a shop of oliver has the latest from moscow. the risk of operation continues the right now. we know, so for all the 10 russians where injured in the cross should cause a song, they are in hospitals. and next how right now, the russian embassy. i also reported that there was a total of 16 russian citizens, aboard among the injured survivors were also passengers from his division on curtis on and the citizenship of several others has no been established yet. at least 4 people have been injured. officer is really false, is open fire on demonstrations in the area of a night's law in southwest syria. so testers is gathered to mom. the withdrawal of israeli forces from the area child is among the way the bottle has moved from damascus in that particular area. now where these riley is that expanding, that presence is part of a buffers that was established in 1974 part of the agreement on

millions of people across wales and south—west england receive storm warnings on their mobile phonesulti—state operation. the search now includes newjersey and connecticut the archbishop of canterbury has apologised for his farewell speech to the house of lords after accusations he had caused further distress to abuse survivors.

eight or nine degrees, the warmest spots down towards the south—west, but for most of us, another fairlys day on wednesday, that much milder air spills its way in from the south—west. so temperatures are going to be on the up. christmas eve we're looking at now, tuesday, quite a lot of cloud, low cloud, perhaps some hill fog, a little bit of drizzle, especially towards the west. but temperatures back up at around 12 or 13 degrees for most of us. could see 1a anywhere to the east of higher ground. and a similar picture for christmas day as well. it's not going to be a white christmas, if you were crossing yourfingers for one. it is rather grey, actually, quite a lot of cloud. some holes in the cloud, i think. not a bad day. most of us dry. perhaps a little rain in the far north—west. temperatures 11 or 12, so probably not quite as warm on christmas day as it will be on christmas eve. looks dry into boxing day too, and then perhaps just a little cooler towards the new year. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. he

plus the london area, should be largely dry but is going to be very windy, also true across the south—wests way by the south was and we get a call feeling air. the south was and we get a call feeling air-— feeling air. that it gets better? _ feeling air. that it gets better? it _ feeling air. that it gets better? it is _ feeling air. that it gets better? it is not - feeling air. that it gets better? it is not going | feeling air. that it gets i better? it is not going to feeling air. that it gets - better? it is not going to get better? it is not going to get better into — better? it is not going to get better into new _ better? it is not going to get better into new year's - better? it is not going to get better into new year's day. | better? it is not going to get| better into new year's day. it is how early you're going to get up, basically. they will be some sunshine developing across northern england but that very wet start to the day across the midlands, wales and stays wet across southern england too and across southern england too and across the south—west. a second band of rain, b

in coastal south—west wales, which saw winds of up to 90mph, a roof was ripped off at home.s took out chainsaws to clear this tree in carmarthenshire. it's been a difficult day for those wanting to travel, like these people at bristol temple meads station. trying to get to cardiff for my mate's stag do. three have been cancelled so far, and the only one that is running, i think, is only a couple of carriages, so there's going to be a lot of people fighting for one train. hopefully i'll meet the boys here and we'll be on our way, but it's not looking too likely at the moment. well, i haven't seen my daughter for a while, and this is the first weekend i was going to get to see her, so i was planning to go to swindon to go to see her and spend the day with her, but obviously, with the trains the way they are, i don't know. i don't know what to do. flights have also been affected. there are delays, cancellations, and some very bumpy journeys. that's how you do it! in northern ireland, a chimney has been damaged at a major power station, while this ferry is currently stranded off

including americans to eventually be is there any time so now stationed in towns and villages in syria, south west, that's off to the is really military expanded. it's occupation of the syrian gallon highs. following the collapse of the south regime, when does your buena boot has moved from to nature in south west and syria to the house? i was opening to the general, but to be sure you would have done too much as it were however, were at the center of kinetic govern. you're right in the south western part of syria. so here is really military tanks meet incursions into a number of nearby villages and towns. i'll meet the city is that the end of the street. and that's where and is really tank is positioned, is really tanks and vehicles and destroyed damage streets. as you can see, they've cut down the trees on both sides of the road and destroyed electricity portion of goto, blah, blah, blah, blah. so we did a heavy if that and within the death. and that these really asked residents to evacuate the cities and towns which they have been to us. but when a large number of residents refused to leave, is

it will turn cloudier, further south and east, and we look to the south west, this deepening area of f very windy on sunday and beyond, with strong, northerly winds. take care. south korea's financial authority to step in after a dramatic night of political turmoil. it is asia's fourth—largest economy. south korean stocks trading lower this morning. we will bring you all the news on the region's financial markets and reactions from around the world. hello and welcome to business today. i'm suranjana tewari. a dramatic night in south korea. the finance ministry says it is ready to deploy unlimited cash to shore up financial markets. and the central bank as well will meet soon. it comes hours after turmoil with the president yoon suk yeol declaring martial law before announcing he would lift the order. chaotic scenes while protesters gathered outside the national embassy in seoul. a vote was held overnight in parliament with the majority deciding to block his decision to declare martial law. financial meetings held a bed in a attempt to stabilise the economy. south korea's main labour u