wasn't tilda brave?kept on trying. night—night. if you want to see robert reed his cbeebies bedtime story, you can see it in full this weekend. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. good evening. the 1st of december is the first day of the meteorological winter and a perfect time to look back at the autumn. what do the statistics show? whenever you see blue it shows that it has been more rain than normal. it has been a particularly wet autumn for most of us and also a particularly warm autumn. in fact, us and also a particularly warm autumn. infact, the us and also a particularly warm autumn. in fact, the third warmest autumn. in fact, the third warmest autumn one record. it keeps us on course for 2022 potentially being the warmest year on record, the only thing that could prevent that would be a very cold december. december certainly started on a cold note where we kept fog all day long. parts of welsh are only getting to three degrees and three tonight that fog continues to affect parts of t

wasn't tilda brave?urrow there. and the cbeebies bedtime story. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. we chew logically we have moved from autumn into winter and so we can look back into the autumn and it has brought us lots of rain, wetter than normal, the blue areas on this map shows the places that have been wetter than normal, particularly for northern ireland, eastern scotland and the south of england. it has also been very warm autumn. the third on record. and that keeps us on course for 2022 potentially to be the warmest year on record. the one thing that could change that would be very cold december. how has dec started? with a lot of fog and where that lingered it stayed chilly and through parts of the midlands into the west country we see more of that fog tonight and it will be quite dense and widespread and further north across the uk, lots of cloud and spits of drizzle so whichever way you slice it, quite a murky night and temperatures typically above freezing if the sky is clear y

rob is reading a book called tilda tries again.ck on its back. then the ladybird tried again. and again... ..and again... ..until at last it flew free. tilda thought about this. the ladybird hadn't given up, so neither would she. in sunderland, lucy used her device to tell us what she thought. i feel happy rob used eye gaze while reading cbeebies' bedtime story. lucy's grown up watching the bedtime story and never until now has - she seen herself represented in that wax _ she's been so excited thinkingj that this was going to happen. ijust think it's incredible. even though at times things felt a little topsy—turvy and she wanted to give up, she didn't. she just kept on trying.

wasn't tilda brave?el illness is extraordinary. his determination to live every moment, to create memories for his family. it was so cool to go to the cbeebies studio and listen to daddy - read tilda tries again. we went in the gallery- and pressed lots of buttons. it was so much fun and we even got to shout "action". _ remember, everything always feels so much better in the morning. night—night. that is a very special moment because one of the things... 0nce or twice we have talked to people who have done those stories and it really does make an impact and with all the challenges that rob faces, for those youngsters who face similar issues, very special. the team behind _ similar issues, very special. tie: team behind bedtime stories tries really hard to make sure they have as diverse a group of people and they are pushing boundaries all the time. you can hear rob's bedtime story at 6.50 this saturday on cbeebies and bbc iplayer. and we are going to be talking about the whole process behind the team and

tilda sees a ladybird stuck on its back. then the ladybird tried again. and again... ..and again... ..until at last it flew free. tilda thought about this. the ladybird hadn't given up, so neither would she. in sunderland, lucy used her device to tell us what she thought. i feel happy rob used eye gaze while reading cbeebies' bedtime story. lucy's grown up watching the bedtime story and never until now has - she seen herself represented in that way _ she's been so excited thinkingi that this was going to happen. ijust think it's incredible. even though at times things felt a little topsy—turvy and she wanted to give up, she didn't. she just kept on trying. amazing story. rob burrows ending graham satchell�*s report there. time for a look at the weather. darren bett is here. a mixture of weather across the country, some areas of southern england have been a struggle to lift the mist and low cloud and it's a bit colder. some cloudy skies as you head further north across the uk into scotland and also northern ireland. here it somewhat mild because we've got

wasn�*t tilda brave? cool to go to the cbeebies studio i and listen to daddy. read tilda tries again. we went in the gallery- and pressed lots of buttons. it was so much fun and we even got to shout "action!" - remember, everything always feels so much better in the morning. night—night. tributes have been coming in for christine mcvie, the hugely successful singer and songwriter who was apart of the rock band fleetwood mac, has died at the age of 79. the band sold more than 100 million records worldwide, making them one of the most successful groups ever. david sillito reports. music: don�*t stop. fleetwood mac and don�*t stop, the song bill clinton chose as his campaign anthem. # just think what tomorrow will do # don�*t stop thinking about tomorrow # don�*t stop, it�*ll soon be here # it�*ll be better than before # yesterday�*s gone, yesterday�*s gone... # the songwriter — christine mcvie. she had been part of the british blues scene in the �*60s with the band chicken shack and also as a solo artist be

ready at any time, complete all the tasks as intended and he is the french alexander olezhka agency tildaan equipment has yet to build up an army of its fans in minsk today sales of the first domestic etchbooks began. this was the name of the computer in conjunction with its manufacturer, the concern horizon of latin transliteration. their first letter is also h, now you can work on your own, study or play, by the way, the first laptop of the first belarusian manufacturer. it was even presented by the first person of the state, and it was developed on behalf of the president, and here is the first official presentation of the brand katerina krutalevich with details. the first impression of the presentation was noisy and, most importantly, effective. they bought e-books, right here at the stand and took away the work to study as a gift. the time for the sales show, it must be admitted , was chosen ideally. new year's fuss added excitement, plus a very competitive price and belarusians are ready to try, of course, i believe, because as a rule, our it specialists are highly qualified, so i t

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paul scholes or tilda . that's . paul scholes or tilda. that's it for part three.e back to this final part of this festive where i'm running through the top stories of 2022. so where do we get to. oh, yes, november. right. so november brought the rather astonishing news that matt hancock would be appearing on i'm a celebrity get me out of here. you also had just the oil protests which brought the m25 to a complete standstill. we had hunfs to a complete standstill. we had hunt's autumn statement, of course, and the snp were told, sorry you can't have another independence referendum without westminster's say so . and westminster's say so. and sturgeon was gutted . and of sturgeon was gutted. and of course the world cup in qatar was really out of the headlines mostly due to the human rights perpetrated by the regime . turns perpetrated by the regime. turns out they're not too welcoming to gay people out in qatar . let's gay people out in qatar. let's have a look at this story in wednesday's times. out of the sky national are flying sky national team are flying into qa

ask for now tilda is trying to cope with the insurance is not entirely successful with her.urse, growth and lacking, apparently, tall is much easier. the heights are long gone. now only the finish line is only if at different levels, oh how good it is to say. wow , this is really very good such advances will now be when she reaches the finish line. i believe in it. well, the truth is, cool bonus crystals, of course, are not taken away at this stage, it's okay. we still got there, plus two piggy bank, which, if your participant, just went to work the queen of the air demonstrated. i think she 's inside the city with you, but it was great. yes, very confident, very confident, especially the last section, well done well done one crystal, but still two could have been. i tried well because of the fear of heights as carefully as possible. i knew that i would still reach the end. in any case through the power of time capital to be in time quickly. i don't like killing everyone. in any case, i say today that i was able to reach the end no matter that i did not meet the time, but st

and i noticed that he'd have people signed their names in his pocket diary and i saw the name of tilda kaiser in his pocket diary. and then i found these letters that material the kaiser wrote to john several decades after the war was over. she and her family after world war ii are living in the american zone of occupation in that divided post world war ii germany. i was surprised. i would have thought that anyone living in the american sector of the divided germinate would not have any trouble getting enough food to eat. that was not the case. so she explains to him what it is like. they have enough food ay get byhey are always kind of hungry and they do not have enough to really be satisfied. what it's like to go to bed and have dreams about food. here she explait they get per week and how it is not enough to feed a family. so what john does is on several occasions he boxes up a bunch of food, they kind of stuff you could send to europe. canned meatsndhat kind of thing. and he sends packages to this family and they express their appreciation. now we are going to have food to eat. we

how about sir bill cash played by dance or tyrese that the appeaser may portrayed by tilda swinton ,enace jean—claude young come how about real finds for him and jacob rees—mogg with thought david tennant maybe a little flattering you know i think it works great to see you. i mean, look , it would be such great look, it would be such great movie, wouldn't it? surely the producers are knocking down your doon producers are knocking down your door. well i've been in talks with a few tv producers and there has been some interest. i'm pleased to say , look, i'm pleased to say, look, brexit, whatever the eu took , brexit, whatever the eu took, was arguably the biggest event in british politics since the second world war and. what the book does , and it's dedicated, book does, and it's dedicated, by the way, to my friend sir david amess. oh and what the book does is , as it says on the book does is, as it says on the tin, it's the inside story of the battle for brexit and explains in layman's english the three year battle we had in parliament and in the media to get the decision the democra

how about sir bill cash played by dance or tyrese that the appeaser may portrayed by tilda swinton ,enace jean—claude young come how about real finds for him and jacob rees—mogg with thought david tennant maybe a little flattering you know i think it works great to see you. i mean, look , it would be such great look, it would be such great movie, wouldn't it? surely the producers are knocking down your doon producers are knocking down your door. well i've been in talks with a few tv producers and there has been some interest. i'm pleased to say , look, i'm pleased to say, look, brexit, whatever the eu took , brexit, whatever the eu took, was arguably the biggest event in british politics since the second world war and. what the book does , and it's dedicated, book does, and it's dedicated, by the way, to my friend sir david amess. oh and what the book does is , as it says on the book does is, as it says on the tin, it's the inside story of the battle for brexit and explains in layman's english the three year battle we had in parliament and in the media to get the decision the democra

ready at any moment to fulfill all the tasks assigned to ilon of the french alexander olezhka agency tilda this belarusian technology we still have to build up an army of our fans in minsk today began selling the first domestic hbooks. so the computers were named in conjunction with its manufacturer, the concern horizon of latin transliteration. their first letter is also h, now you can work on your own, study or play, by the way, the first laptop of the first belarusian manufacturer. it was even presented by the first person of the state, and it was developed on behalf of the president, and here is the first official presentation of the brand katerina krutalevich with details. first the impression of the presentation is noisy and, most importantly, effective, they bought hbooks, right here at the booth and carried away the work to study as a gift , the time for the sale show, it must be admitted , was chosen ideally, new year's fuss added excitement, plus a very competitive price and belarusians are ready to try there is no fidelity. there is hope, of course, i believe, because, as a rule

rob is reading a book called tilda tries again.tchell. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. we are seeing big differences in the weather once again today across england and wales. the winds are very light year, so that rings and changes here across suffolk we saw some sunshine today and temperatures were around about 9 degrees, but for a good part of the midlands down into oxfordshire here, it's been very dull and grey with fog and cold as well with temperatures about 5 degrees. that fog is going to be taking up this evening and at night. mainly to affect the west midlands, east wales and the west country. cloud will come and go across other parts of england and wales so it will be quite cold. temperatures clouds to freezing. somewhat milder for scotland and northern ireland where we got more than a southerly breeze. driertomorrow where we got more than a southerly breeze. drier tomorrow where we've seen some rain today. some sunshine coming through northern ireland and fog clearing more readily across england and

tilda swinton nice close. you want more toys. but i am not, you know. >> i'm not 13. i want close. god bless her. >> please. if you are listening, no close. i'm done with close. although the other day, i thought i would love a toy car. just a remote control one. i would love that. i'm thinking about buying one. >> you're not serious. >> something about buying one for the apartment. i would like a toy for ari. a car with the remote control. >> a little set. >> my was a kid and i had a toy car, i had a cable attached to that. >> i would follow it because it wasn't remote control. i want a proper one. a fast one. quick so got to central park and play with it. thank you. have a wonderful christmas. >> at -- equity futures are down 1%. this is bloomberg. >> keeping you up-to-date with first word. i am lisa mateo. russia has launched another large-scale missile attack on ukraine. several cities have been hit including the capital. widespread power outages have been to. the attack comes a day after a top ukrainian army commander warned that there is no doubt russian forces will try to sei