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it was lovely in the west country this morning. how is it looking for the days ahead?ving itself, a little bit more sunshine tomorrow. in scotland it was both the coldest and the warmest spot, western isles 13 degrees, eastern scotland, zero. boxing day is mild with some sunshine in the forecast. this is the big picture. the wind is blowing out of the south—west, said that is a mild direction, hence the temperatures are in double figures here at the moment. it is starting to warm up here at the moment. it is starting to warm up across here at the moment. it is starting to warm up across central parts of europe. the really cold air has been pushed across to the east. some areas have had a white christmas, the alps, germany, parts of poland and scandinavia. tonight temperatures will be well above freezing across most of the uk. there is a chance in the north east of scotla nd there is a chance in the north east of scotland in the highlands it could dip to freezing. but not as cold as last night, last night was -8. cold as last night, last night was —8. tonight it will be

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so perhaps rain for the south—west of the country. cloudy skies further north and west. will be some dry weather and sunshine around as well. the best of this across eastern areas of scotland, central and eastern england and eastern wales. the trend is temperatures coming down with highs of ten in london. turning mild in the south—west as the cloud and rain returns. for the big day itself, certain this high—pressure area will build quickly for christmas day. that means for many of us you will be looking forward to a dry day. there will be some patchy frost and fog in the east, spells of sunshine, but it will be cloudy in the west. indeed there is a weather front in the atlantic. the recent trend is to have the front moved in more quickly. it is not out of the question that we could see some rain returning to the north—west of the country through christmas afternoon. at the moment the forecast is for a lot of dry weather with perhaps drizzle around western coasts and hills. beyond that, christmas and new year, thejet hills. beyond that, christmas and new year, the jet str

later on it looks like cloud is going to filter into the west of the country. afternoon. tebbutt is —— temperatures between six and 10 degrees. temperatures are dipping down to single figures across the country by the time we get to around wednesday. this is bbc world news today. i'm karin giannone. our top stories... the british government insists mps will vote on theresa may's brexit deal on tuesday — even though defeat looks likely. france's finance minister says the yellow vest protests have been a catastrophe for the economy. a man is due to appear in court in new zealand shortly on charges of murdering the british backpacker grace millane. and manchester city's raheem sterling accuses newspapers of fuelling racism in football. hello and welcome to world news today. the british government's insisting a vote on its controversial brexit deal will go ahead on tuesday — despite the prospect

across county down we've had some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 degrees, whereas parts of the west countrythe day with cloud or indeed the fog. it should turn right at the day moves on. here, we should cease and sunshine developing and it will brighten up too for northern ireland, northern england, maybe the midlands, further south, fog patches to start the day, which could cause some trouble issues. in the southern areas, it will be a struggle to brighten things up too much. 19 degrees, not too at all for this time of year. as we go through friday night again, these big areas of cloud. a bit of a change further north, a band of rain moving across scotland, into northern ireland, the far north of england. it will turn quite with you as well on saturday asa quite with you as well on saturday as a day of mixed fortunes because southern areas will still have this area of high pressure keeping things settled will stop further north, we have a frontal systems fighting its way through, which will bring outbreaks of rain. this kind of weather set up brings us a mild south—west westerly winds, but

but parts of the west country stuck underfog did not get above four degrees. many of us start the day with some cloud or indeed some fog. it should turn brighter for many as the day wears on. there's also a bit of rain around through the morning across parts of scotland, that will clear eastwards quite quickly. and then here, we should see some sunshine developing, and it will brighten up too for northern ireland, northern england, maybe the midlands. further south, dense fog patches to start the day, which could cause some travel issues and in these southern areas, but it will be a struggle to brighten things up too much. temperaturewise 9—11 degrees, not bad at all for this time of year. and then we go through friday night, and again we see these big areas of cloud floating around, some misty, murky, grisly conditions. but a bit of achange further north, a band of rain moving across scotland, into northern ireland, the far north of england. it'll turn quite windy here as well. and saturday is a day of mixed fortunes because, while southern areas will still h

their toughest season in the premiership and things didn't improve when they travelled to the west countrys andy swiss reports. they were once the giants of english by, they were once the giants of english rugby, but of recent times have been tough for bath, they have however been easy for their opponents. leicester are enduring one of their worst seasons ever, although the might not have guessed it from this. jonny may racing through to give the visitors an early lead. but that was about as good as it got for them, as bath bulldozed back. leicester bobby has stopped jamie roberts but they hadn't. and that try was soon followed by an eagle muscular second. putting the hosts on top at the break. after it, they sealed victory with the pick of the bunch. rory mcconnachie with a burst of individual brilliance. at 23—16 win for bath and no shortage of celebration. but the try of the day surely came at newport where dragons won a welsh derby match in the pro 14 for the first time in four years. and how! this length of the picture special as dragons beat ospreys 23-22. special as dragons beat osp

it come to a talk show where it's very dangerous even west country to its other pollutants and . thank you very much wilson choudhry from the british pakistani christian association thanks for joining us. here in germany the nation's last underground coal mine is closing today for two hundred years coal was the driving force behind the economy dominating industry infrastructure and people's day to day lives but the reign of king cole is winding down on hundreds of miners gathered at an underground ceremony marking the closure in the grove valley today german president frank votto steinmeyer received the last month of coal mine to be prosper honeywill shaft which has been offered in operation since the nineteenth century. the shutdown is happening because the world is moving to greener and more renewable sources such as solar and wind power still the miners at the last mine in the western german industrial region were sad to see it go. these are some of germany's last coal miners. many of them have given decades of their lives to the job in four shifts a day twelve hundred meters

across county down we've had some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 degrees whereas parts of the west country. and looking ahead to friday's weather, we're going to start off with quite a lot of cloud, mist and fog. it should then turn a little bit brighter for some of us later on and there is a bit of rain around as well through the morning, particularly across scotland — that'll be travelling its way eastwards. now, after such a cloudy, murky, foggy start across some southern areas, it is going to struggle to brighten up here. but we should see some brightness for the midlands and wales, for northern england and certainly for northern ireland and scotland some decent spells of sunshine expected by the afternoon. those temperatures 9—11 degrees, not bad for the time of year. but bear in mind, any lingering fog towards the south—west could hold those temperatures back once again. then as we go through friday night into the early hours of saturday, it's that mixture of mist and murk and low cloud but another batch of wet weather sliding in across northern ireland and scotland as the night wear

economy as well though i'm in london and now living don't you know what if we don't stay in the west countrynot because i love to say because i call live in my own town but does it for the bloody immigrants and it's got nothing nothing about rights is really it's about the fact that i want to live with my own people that i can now job's these are taken our fish and all we've got to do is this to read to my bicycle it's committing treason we come from all our and we have many different opinions on many different things but in this game in our opposition to the adage you can still be unified. why are you wearing the donald trump. because we live in a country where you know people are so divided he believes in the nation state you know he's even said before he's a nationalist in this and then i shouldn't be the nashville is being turned into a dirty word for some reason but being a nationalist you know i'm a nationalist. nation's interest before international interest on choose day british m.p.'s will vote in parliament on whether to accept or reject to reason may's breaks it plans to resume a

there is no lack of focus back in the west country, where even young workers are keen to embrace their robotic assistants. but exoskeleton tech is still in its infancy, and the next generation of mechanised sidekicks mightjust decide to do away with their masters. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather prospects. it has been a cloudy day gci’oss prospects. it has been a cloudy day across the board with limited spells of sunshine in eastern areas but further west the rain clouds are gathering and further showers throughout the overnight period. turning chilly across scotland but further south breezy and mild. rain heavily in places, england and will sustain weight but scotland and northern ireland, it will be drier. freezing temperatures in places and showers turning wintry over the scottish hills. tomorrow start cold in the north, early ice. plenty of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, is gradually transverse southwards, although the south—east of england will remain quite cloudy, breezy and mild. to the north temperatures well down into single figures. tuesday will be c

across county down we've had some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 degrees whereas parts of the west countryratures in some areas of somerset did not get above four degrees. and looking ahead to friday's weather, we're going to start off with quite a lot of cloud, mist and fog. it should then turn a little bit brighter for some of us later on and there is a bit of rain around as well through the morning, particularly across scotland — that'll be travelling its way eastwards. now, after such a cloudy, murky, foggy start across some southern areas, it is going to struggle to brighten up here. but we should see some brightness for the midlands and wales, for northern england and certainly for northern ireland and scotland some decent spells of sunshine expected by the afternoon. those temperatures 9—11 degrees, not bad for the time of year. but bear in mind, any lingering fog towards the south—west could hold those temperatures back once again. then as we go through friday night into the early hours of saturday, it's that mixture of mist and murk and low cloud but another batch of wet weather s

there is no lack of focus back in the west country, where even young workers are keen to embrace theiron of mechanised sidekicks mightjust decide to do away with their masters.

there is no lack of focus back in the west country, where even young workers are keen to embrace theirfancy, and the next generation of mechanised sidekicks mightjust decide to do away with their masters. joe miller, bbc news, bristol. doctor who starjodie whittaker is to be the latest celebrity to read a cbeebies bedtime story. the actor follows in the footsteps of the likes of sir eltonjohn, dolly parton, david hasselhoff and tom hardy. she'll read the tale of ada twist, a girl on a mission to use science to better understand her world. the story will be shown on the 7th december and jodie whittaker has described the experience as "an honour". a woman in ohio has had a lucky escape after a car smashed through her bedroom wall while she was sleeping. the impact pushed caitlyn faoliu's bed across the room but she escaped with just cuts and bruises. it's believed the driver, who lives next door, may have reversed instead of accelerating. oh, dear. never mind. time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. much of the country started sunday off on a cloudy but rather mild

across county down we've had some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 degrees whereas parts of the west countrylooking ahead to friday's weather, we're going to start off with quite a lot of cloud, mist and fog. it should then turn a little bit brighter for some of us later on and there is a bit of rain around as well through the morning, particularly across scotland — that'll be travelling its way eastwards. now, after such a cloudy, murky, foggy start across some southern areas, it is going to struggle to brighten up here. but we should see some brightness for the midlands and wales, for northern england and certainly for northern ireland and scotland some decent spells of sunshine expected by the afternoon. those temperatures 9—11 degrees, not bad for the time of year. but bear in mind, any lingering fog towards the south—west could hold those temperatures back once again. then as we go through friday night into the early hours of saturday, it's that mixture of mist and murk and low cloud but another batch of wet weather sliding in across northern ireland and scotland as the night wears on.

there is no lack of focus back in the west country, where even young workers are keen to embrace theirncy, and the next generation of mechanised sidekicks mightjust decide to do away with their masters. joe miller, bbc news, bristol. doctor who starjodie whittaker is to be the latest celebrity to read a cbeebies bedtime story. the actor follows in the footsteps of the likes of sir eltonjohn, dolly parton, david hasselhoff and tom hardy. she'll read the tale of ada twist, a girl on a mission to use science to better understand her world. the story will be shown on the 7th december and jodie whittaker has described the experience as an honour. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. lots of showers potentially driving in this afternoon moving in from the west. this is the cloud combined at the moment. some of that rain is fairly persistent in the north—west of scotland. the best is in the north east. it was a chilly start and a chilly day. at least there is some sunshine. most of us will have cloudy skies and with a freshening south—westerly winds to drive showers in. n

there is a picture behind us that just shows freezing rain that was localised but down in the west countrych. this one is more widespread, and thatis this one is more widespread, and that is the real concern. we don't just have amber warnings and four freezing rain but snow as well and the atmosphere is so finely balanced that it could go either way. if the freezing rain comes off and because we have this amber warning in force, it will cause widespread disruption across parts of central and northern england and into scotland and equally we have the warning out for destructive snow across scotland as well with stormed deirdre establishing itself. it is stuck over as? yes, and we have had various little weather friends trying to come in and get the mild air in. it is atypical winter set up, that they haven't got enough momentum. storm deirdre has enough momentum. storm deirdre has enough setup to clear it. the tradition is giving us the potential for disruption. these are the areas where we are expecting the freezing rain. not necessarily where it will be contained to but there are yellow w

there is no lack of focus back in the west country, where even young workers are keen to embrace theirmechanised sidekicks mightjust decide to do away with their masters. time pro look at the weather with louise. we are looking at a quieter day of weather for most of us, particularly in comparison to yesterday. it is a brighter, drier start across parts of eastern england in comparison to yesterday. the cloud is thinning and breaking a few places but there is a brisk westerly wind driving in a few showers along wales, south—west england and on that channel facing coast, we may see gusts of wind in excess of 30—110 mph. by complete contrast, further north and east, clearer skies and after a chilly start, temperatures will struggle through the day, 7—8 further south, a very mild afternoon in prospect. as we go overnight monday towards tuesday, we have a weather bringing yet more wet and windy weather into the far south—west. showery outbreaks of rain moving through wales, northern england and the midlands through the day. by contrast, northerly wind continues to dominate across much of s

british economy is well known in london and now living don't you know what if they don't stay in the west country not because i love to say because i call live in my own town they did it for the bloody immigrants and it's got nothing nothing about right it's about the fact that i want to live with my own people they're taking our job to the taking our fish and all we've got to do is this to read to my bicycle it's committing treason we come from all our and we have many different opinions on many different things but envious in our opposition to this you can still be unified. while you're wearing the donald trump. because we live in a country where you know people are so divided he believes in the nation state you know he's even said before he's a nationalist. and then ashton being a nationalist has been turned into a dirty word for some reason but being a nationalist you know i'm a nationalist. nation's interest before international interest on choose day british m.p.'s will vote in parliament on whether to accept or reject to resume ace breaks it plans to resume a though says that if her plan i

it looks like cloud will filter into the west of the country. es tomorrow typically between six and 10 degrees. as we go through the week, temperatures dipping down to single figures across the country, up until wednesday. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00pm: the government insists the crucial vote in the commons on theresa may's plans to leave the european union will go ahead on tuesday. two days before the vote, thousands attend rival pro— and anti—brexit rallies in london, as one leading brexiteer says a better deal with the eu can still be negotiated. we have to change it. it's a relatively simple job to do. we can have a withdrawal agreement that does not contain the backstop. we can do much much better than this. a 26—year—old man is appearing in court in auckland, new zealand, charged with the murder of the british backpacker, grace millane. also in the next half hour: there's discord at the united nations climate change conference in poland, as attempts to incorporate a key scientific study fail.

west. my country needs this pressure pressure brought to bear on it during some hard dialogue principle. is of course. pressure like barring those who help the secret service from travel within the european union. or deal through the. judges who support those powers are prepared to pursue pre-determined repugnant objectives and ten down verdicts of war. your dog also let's make sure we don't let him travel to germany for example they would get a minute and other pressures such as sanctions as ukraine conflict continues the kremlin fears more penalties could hit its banks next year but not everyone thinks sanctions. the way to go even if the state were to take strong action against human rights activists. really harsh sanctions wouldn't be effective because then the government just says see the sanctions hit all russian citizens and we all suffer as a result. we striving. russians who fear injustice in their own courts can still turn to the council of europe and the european court of human rights. these avenues are an important last resort for rights activists. i am in favor of russia rem

country. well they were. starting off so probably. the west african league's got its start in sending up we're going to find a much more interesting name for this project over the next two days and we're starting to measure. in a two day workshop organized by the i c i j and soon journalists were given access to a compilation of data from six major leaks held by the i.c.i. journal i'm just going to go through. and share with you some. just the purpose of the workshop was not only to introduce the journalists to the data but also to help them start reading between the lines you don't go offshore and write in a name now that you want to fight taxes lawyers and potential crooks are a lot more sophisticated than that and therefore understanding how to read the signs and how to interpret the red flags in offshore documents is crucial on was up here. on my contacts it. was up to the moakley. going to do more simple. then more in doing stories of this nature it's very important to take. right technology to use its not for you the journalist to see so

my question after west africa lakes is where is all that outrage where are those public demonstrations what we do know is that it's not because the communities in the countries in the citizens don't care about these stories all the have to do is speak to the reporters go on facebook to say that every single story from west africa legs was followed very closely and really great work by. case in point the king of fashion with journalists sandrine sarah dagger of lacanian mr fastow reported on two leading businessmen and a possible case of tax evasion. on a prison most doctors all know state they couldn't get they didn't want to cause them to plunder vonte a prisoner lector. what's. your point specific prisoner engineer f.c. day to all the press corps so mr last i see people in the world will. not wash intellectual. emissions one hundred regime also interest and. see in this it's fifteen bomb stores. in ghana and nearly a month after emanuel published his story the ministry of foreign affairs finally got back to him about his questions with questions over. be rude to ask me to tell them specific cases i was investigated there was no need to tell them what they

on thursday, any wet weather really confined to the far south—west of the country, particularly pa rtshower spring clean to the sea coast. some spells of sunshine but look at the strength of the wind, particularly in some southern and western areas and temperatures on the thermometer, not particularly aggressive, but add on the strength of the wind and this is what it is going to feel like. if you spend a day in the channel islands, feeling subzero, norwich and birmingham feeling like breezy. a very chilly deal to a. feeling like breezy. a very chilly dealto a. on feeling like breezy. a very chilly deal to a. on friday the wind will be lighter, it may not feel as cold either the temperatures will be low. a change as we get on into saturday because those fronts in the atlantic make more progress by this stage, seeing windy weather, wet weather for some and as the front runs into cold airare for some and as the front runs into cold air are especially over high air in the north, there could be some snow. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story. a gunman has opened fire in th

. >> since last year, china has interned more than one million minorities in the far west the country. most of them, muslims. here is a recent piece outlining how the consultants discuss their work at a retreat they held four miles away. has the veneer gone off mbs? be.t could it is one of the most important things that happened last year. we are not able to look at xi jinping as the continuation of who governed china in the last 40 years. yearsill celebrate the 40 and it is a makeup because it is supposed to show china is a continuing 80 government, when reign of xi jinping is more brutal than donald trump. reeducation camps, a million people, this thing we never wanted to see again on this earth and many people in china, governments have also been fighting to close these camps. it seemed like an accomplishment of china to get away from that tradition. now they are back into it. on thee seems to agree evidence. >> we were wondering if saudi arabia's confidence has overstretched. >> you talk about globalization and a frfree market and d he ish us and it is very hard not to keep believ

some of the west affected countries are in eastern and southern africa where almost twenty million people are living with hiv but many countries are taking action with better treatment and education namibia has reduced its cases of new h.i.v. infections by fifty percent over the past three is as for timi has forty four percent less new hiv infections south africa's hiv infection rate has also gone down by forty four percent and botswana is doing more testing which has led to a thirty percent reduction there in new hiv infections in the past two and a half years well for me to miller reports now from cape town on how the government plans to tackle the epidemic. on the fiftieth anniversary of world aids day this small church to raise awareness of the disease while people here are celebrating a decline in new infections they say it's not enough government statistics show that about seven point five million south africans living with hiv that's one of the highest rates in the world everyone should be able to know there's a bus it's their health including bags. in the last year more than one m

showers will become mainly confined to the north and west of the country, where some of them could bed. some chillier airfor northern scotland in northeast england. the decent patches of frost here to take us into a first part of saturday. saturday is another day of sunshine and showers. the majority of showers across scotland, northern ireland. mainly dry elsewhere with some sunny ireland. mainly dry elsewhere with some sunny spells. the showers could merge together to give some lengthier spells of rain, though, in common. wherever you are, mild temperatures for the time of year. most of us between nine and 12 degrees. at‘s your latest weather. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: president trump has threatened the us government will grind to a halt at midnight, on the expectation the senate won't approve funding for his border wall. it's a very good chance it won't get passed, it's up to the democrats, so it's really the democrats shut down. in the wake of the us defence secretary's resignation, kurdish—led forces in syria say they may be unable to hold onto islamic state

quite windy in the north—west of the country to end the day but much of central and eastern england doingt closer to the low pressure area , across the far west closer to the low pressure area, but colder further east despite the wind and rain. so heading into the overnight period, it looks like be largely dry. with a few clear spells around. there will also be a touch of frost and places as skies tend to clear, but we could see a little rain across northern ireland thanks to this front. this low pressure will continue to bomb in against a high—pressure —— bump in. that will squeeze together that isobars so it will be windy, drawing in some cold airoff in the will be windy, drawing in some cold air off in the continent on that strong east or north—east wind. notably colder both thursday and friday. but because the high pressure is dominating, on the plus side it should be largely dry with good spells of sunshine, probably more than what we —— than we saw today. some of these in the north—east of scotland will be wintry over the high ground on the front is still bringing some cloud and rai

high pressure will build, that means more sunshine around, yes, maybe showers in the north—west of the country the whole, not a bad day on the way on saturday. 12 in london, ten in liverpool, nine in newcastle and glasgow. then on sunday the wedge of yellow colour that i showed you at the start of the forecast arrives, that mild air. with that also a lot of cloud, some wind and rain as well. so messy picture for many of us on sunday after that really nice day on saturday. sunday is downhill, you can see all the clouds. look at the temperatures, 1a degrees, it would feel like it because of the cloud and rain. the north, however, hanging ona and rain. the north, however, hanging on a single figure temperatures, so we are getting closer to christmas now. this is monday, so christmas eve, low pressure, the leftovers of sunday's weather, clears towards the continent, the wind switches direction and we get a northerly, the air will tend to be a little bit colder, just a little bit colder, the sky is clear, so maybe some sunshine around eventually in the afternoon. and, with clear skies, monday night

i have had a love for our country since i took an oath to defend the country at west point. i want to make sure it continues for my children to be the great country it is. >> a west point reunion. >> yes. my 25th reunion at west point, the presenter was telling us about how west point had changed since we were cadets. he put a slide up of the mission of west point and said this has not changed. it is still to create leaders and serve the country. it was an arrow through a heart -- my heart. i told my governor i will do it. that was six or seven years ago. >> what we done before that? >> running a health care company and day health care foundation. we would contract and my foundation ran free health care clinics. and food shelters and tennessee. >> and you're a doctor? >> i am a physician by training. an er physician. my emergency -- my residency is an emergency medical. i spent two trips to iraq and to afghanistan. >> what was operation red dawn and what was your role? >> the task force that was hunting wmd and saddam. i was on the medical portion. i would know where the near

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some showers on the eastern side of both countries, but for northern ireland and the south—west, moreerday because the wind is not as strong. overnight tonight, widespread rain moving into the west, clear skies in central and eastern areas meaning we have frost. first thing on saturday morning. not so frosty in the south—west, that rain will move in that during saturday, it will bump into the colder air, giving some snow. over high ground of northern england and scotland but even at low levels, that could be disruptive. stay tuned to the forecast. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. eu diplomats describe theresa may's perfomance at the summit as "bad" and "vague", and tell her to provide more clarity on what she wants. police in france shoot dead the gunman who attacked strasbourg's christmas market. unions warn britain has suffered the worst pay for centuries, with real pay still a third lower than before the financial crisis. nasa's juno mission to jupiter reveals spectacular views of the planet's polar storms. time now for the morning briefing, where we brin

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the third one can now to sweep across the country from west east, bringing several feet of snow in some places. ginger has the new timing tonight. >>> there is news tonight about the high school cheerleader, six months pregnant, and found dead. the high school football player in court today. >>> the new turn in the search for the mother last seen on thanksgiving. authorities were asked why her fiance was not at the news conference, answering, that's a good question for him. tonight, we ask him. >>> is it a startling sign of what's to come? alarming news tonight on the arctic ocean. >>> and made in america christmas. the family idea we showed you last week here, and what you did. you have to see this. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we have a lot to get to. and we begin tonight with the terror attack near that christmas market in strasbourg, france. the images coming in at this hour. it is being invest gaited as an act of terror. the death toll growing after reports of shots fired. heavily armed officers taking to the streets tonight. the cas

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