steve knibbs reporting there. we're backin steve knibbs reporting there. in just a half—hour. now time with some weather. hello. for a fair few of you, a frosty and, for some, foggy commute awaits for monday morning. not quite so towards southwest wales and northern ireland, where, after an initial dip in temperatures through this evening and overnight, they'll pick up later as cloud, wind and rain spreads its way in. but it through much of england, northeast wales, scotland there'll but it's through much of england, northeast wales, scotland there'll be a widespread frost, some icy conditions in parts of northeast scotland, too, but notice temperatures it's here we'll see a widespread frost. even some city centres will see temperatures drop below freezing, rain spreads through the morning through a good part of wales. it's there in northern ireland as well. it will feel rather chilly, but a lot of sunshine, just a few showers in the very far northeast. the headlines. delegates at the un climate conference in egypt agree a major deal on climate change. but

steve knibbs, bbc points people are frightened.k, really great to get that local experience and those local stories from steve. we are in the heart of gloucester city, by gloucester quays, the retail outlet, the wider gloucester docks area, which has seen a huge amount of regeneration. those questions, as people wait from the autumn statement from the chancellor about whether this is the sort of place they can come and spend money, come and enjoy themselves, go to the cinema, do a bit of shopping, go to a restaurant for a nice meal. our correspondent phil mackie has been speaking to people in the city about what they are facing, as we wait for the chancellor's announcements: takeit take it day of reckoning in gloucester as everywhere else, this is a city where the urban meets the rural and in matson, is a city where the urban meets the ruraland in matson, one is a city where the urban meets the rural and in matson, one of the poorest neighbourhoods, they are worried about the cost of living. bread? . �* , worried about the cost of

steve knibbs went along to take a look., they make about a million pints per year, use lots of water, energy, the caking, counting and running the brewery. after the company did an audit of the carbon emissions, they decided to do something about it. our carbon, labels, heat recovery, carbon credits, and we will look at bigger projects such as co2 recovery, we want to look at solo, there is a lot of stuff in—house, recycling streams, educating us as a company, like our employees, and then offsetting big capital projects. deya is speculating to accumulate. the company has invested over £60,000 in the restoration and maintenance of 65 acres of peatland in snowdonia. the area has eroded over many decades, and what was once storing carbon is now releasing it into the atmosphere. peat gets oxidised, and it is storing carbon, but then it is losing it into the atmosphere. so we really need to put a cap on it, on those greenhouse gas emissions. but this is the long game. it will take 35 years for the restored peatland to stop relea

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our gloucestershire reporter, steve knibbs, has been following traffic officers during operation tramlinet having full control of the vehicle as they were going past. ok. which is why i've stopped you. yeah, here�*s one, too, in the video. using mobile phones while driving is still a big issue. the law has changed recently, several drivers have been stopped during operation tramline in the last week. was there any reason for using your phone? you will get a ticket. i am not happy that the government took away the option for doing a course, but even increasing the points and the fine it hasn't stopped people. if they are professional drivers, they could lose theirjobs. anna mayes people still take the risk. this guy is a professional, he knows what he�*s doing. the majority of lorry drivers were law—abiding. others did sail close to the rules. i saw someone taking photos. the legal limit is 70% light coming through the side windows illegal isn't. 70% of light coming through— illegal isn't. 70% of light coming through the _ illegal isn't. 70% of light coming through the side _ illegal isn't