that was in the north—west highlands.re in control so most places, most not all, will be dry for boxing day. it's looking pretty mild as well, even where temperatures were on the chilly side across some eastern spots on christmas day, they will come up for boxing day. there is the area of high pressure keeping things quiet for the most part. there is the weather front arriving just into the north—west of scotland, so that will be the focus of some outbreaks during the day and a very mild start here, whereas in north—east scotland, temperatures will be close to freezing. there will be frost here, the vast majority, though, will be frost free. cloud, misty weather against other day, maybe drizzly in places outside this area of northern scotland. where will you be seeing some sunshine? parts of north—east scotland, the central belt, north—east wales, the central and southern counties of england, maybe into the channel islands. most of us will be seeing something a bit brighter in the day ahead, temperatures perhaps into doub

more festive than the weather, when the temperature rose to 14 celsius in scotland, in the north—west highlandst all, will be dry for boxing day. it's looking pretty mild as well, even where temperatures were on the chilly side across some eastern spots on christmas day, they will come up for boxing day. so there's the area of high pressure that's keeping things quiet for most. there's the weather front arriving just into the north—west of scotland, so that will be the focus of some outbreaks during the day and a very mild start here, whereas in north—east scotland, temperatures will be close to freezing. so there will be a frost here, the vast majority, though, will be frost free. cloud, misty weather again throughout the day, maybe drizzly in places outside this area of northern scotland. where will you be seeing some sunshine? parts of north—east scotland, the central belt, north—east wales, the central and southern counties of england, maybe into the channel islands. most of us will be seeing something a bit brighter in the day ahead, and almost across the board temperatures are perhaps int

we hit 13 in the north—west highlands. today is likely to be seven. wers clearing the south—east but with low pressure close by, more showers coming in across northern ireland, scotland, northern england and north wales. you can see some clipping the likes of the isles of scilly, the channel islands and cornwall. temperatures are very similar tomorrow to what we are looking at today. thursday and friday, band of rain sweeping up from the south—west, moving north—east through the day, resting across northern ireland, northern england and moving across southern and central scotland. lots of cloud ahead of it but a pleasant enough day across the north—east and some sunshine further south, temperatures are starting to climb slowly. saturday, some showers across northern ireland, scotland and may bea northern ireland, scotland and may be a bit of winteriness on the hills but a lot of dry weather, not much ofa but a lot of dry weather, not much of a breeze. saturday looking like the driest day of the weekend. temperatures climbing up 12, maybe 13 and we coul

my father, when he was 10 and -- emigrated from south korea to the gate of west point in highland fallsi ended up going to west point. so my father graduated in 1983. a 30 year career in the army and retired as a colonel. i followed in his footsteps. i went to west point, as well. i played soccer there. from very early on, after graduating and commissioning as an artillery officer, i did not know that i was going to deploy pretty much right away. we deployed to kandahar. on the first deployment, i suffered from an ied blast. i am a double-amputee now. i am one of many from walter reed. what i have been through, if that did not happen, i would not be here today. the things that i am doing today at a great company like boeing, i would never guess in a million years that i would. that nugget that i did share in the green room was the fact that my father and i are the first korean-american west point graduates of the academy. [applause] >> the first dad's son. you said that on the korean peninsula it was a huge story. mr. pak: it was at the time. >> admiral craven and i had to jump up and d

west. —— parts of wales. the highlandsland doing well for brightness and sunshine tomorrow and it is a bit less cold than today, i will not say mild because of the breeze blowing and all the time we are picking up the south—westerly breeze, particularly through the latter part of tomorrow and into tomorrow night. pushing the weather front westwards and bringing in cold air, it looks like a cold night tomorrow, fairly widespread frost in the countryside. we have a battle between coastal air and males will —— milder airfrom the atlantic. by friday it could make a return, and if it does so it will bring interesting weather, particularly some snow macro, potentially. thursday looks colder but brighter, more sunshine. temperature is not as high as tomorrow or today because of the easterly breeze, feeling colder because the breeze will be quite strong. just a sign of how it will feel rather than the number on your thermometer. as the high ruling pushes its grip and the atlantic air comes in, we could see some snow. —— as the hig

west. drizzly rain will continue across the highlands of scotland through northern ireland, western fringeseas sheltered from the westerly breeze across eastern areas where we've got the best chance of seeing that brightness. temperatures around ten or 11. well above where they should be for this time of year. it will stay actually mild through this evening and overnight because where we do have the holes in the cloud, the starry skies, temperatures may dip back to about three or four degrees. it's more likely we'll see them fill in with mist some low cloud and some fog again as we head towards the morning of new year's eve. these are our overnight lows. as you can see it's a relatively mild night, which means it will be another grey start. there could be some fog around in the morning. now the main fly in the ointment for new year's eve celebrations is this weather front, and how quickly it slips southwards. by day it looks set to be mostly for the highlands and the islands, with a brisk wind setting, in fact gales, severe gale, for the northern isles, later on but come midnight that could

west of the country. and where the cloud remains broken in the highlands we could see a touch of frost to stop the day. nd, courtesy of the weather front and we will see some breaks in the cloud. particularly across southern counties. here, temperatures ten to 11 book across the board it will be a milder day on boxing day than it is today on christmas day. this is bbc news, the headlines at ten: rescuers in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading following the tsunami on saturday which has killed more than 420 people. 150 remain missing. actor kevin spacey is charged with sexual assault in america and releases a video addressing allegations made against him. after three days of disruption at gatwick airport, the government says drone detection systems can now be deployed throughout the uk. religious ceremonies get under way around the world to celebrate christmas day. hundreds of people have queued since dawn to see members of the royal family attend their traditional church service in sandringham this morning. and in half an hour, a festive edition of click brings us the latest from the w

northern ireland, may be brighter in the west, but the weather front is close by across scotland and the north highlands a southerly wind in the west but in the east we are picking up a chilly wind so we will notice the change as the day wears on and it means a colder night as we pull in the continental colder air, so more widely we will see temperatures close to freezing as we go into thursday morning but it does mean we should see more widespread sunshine. dry, bright, rather chilly weather and if anything the weather front is slipping west as the easterly wind pushes in. temperatures between five or seven on the mercury but it won't feel as warm as that. they will feel significantly cooler. we have the cold air with us right to the end of the week and these weather fronts are trying to come in against the cold air but all the time i held up by the high, but it looks like this weather front has more by the high, but it looks like this weatherfront has more momentum and might make inroads across the shores, friday and saturday, and if it does it comes into the cold air, and it could produce some snow,

west. drizzly rain will continue across the highlands of scotland through northern ireland, western fringesre we've got the best chance of seeing that brightness. temperatures around ten or 11. well above where they should be for this time of year. it will stay actually mild through this evening and overnight because where we do have the holes in the cloud, the starry skies, temperatures may dip back to about three or four degrees. it's more likely we'll see them filling with mist some low cloud and some fog again as we head towards the morning of new year's eve. these are our overnight lows. as you can see it's a relatively mild night, which means it will be another grey start. there could be some fog around in the morning. now the main fly in the ointment for new year's eve celebrations is this weather front, and how quickly it slips southwards. by day it looks set to be mostly for the highlands and the islands, with a brisk wind setting, in fact gales, severe gale, for the northern isles, later on but come midnight that could just sink a little bit further south across towards the centra

west it is leaden. drizzly rain will continue across the highlands of scotland, northern ireland and england and wales.res around 11, well above where they should be for this time of year and it will stay mild this evening and overnight. holes in cloud, starry skies, temperature is made it back to 4 degrees. more likely they will be filled in with mist, low cloud and fog as we head towards the morning of new year's eve. overnight lows in the towns and cities, relatively mild night. another great start, there could be some fog this morning. the main fly in the ointment for new year's eve celebrations, this weather front and how quickly it slips southwards. in the day, mostly in the highlands and the day, mostly in the highlands and the islands with a brisk wind setting in, severe gale for the northern isles later on. come midnight, that could sink further south towards the central belt. for most, a dry and bright situation, brighter than today because we have got more breeze to stir up that cloud. new year's eve for most of us, as it strikes midnight into new year's day looks mostly dry, rather cloudy a

as the rain bombs into the cold air across the highlands, we could see snow. showers piling from the west40 miles an hourfor channel course. another mild afternoon for much of england or wales. 14 degrees the top temperature. more like 9 degrees in scotland. rain for southern parts of england on monday, and more snow for the far north of scotland. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines:

highlands of scotland. for the rest, it is wet and grey with heavy outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards. maybe a bit of late rightness in the weste areas in highland glen may not get above freezing all day then that weather system gets out of the way and another atlantic weather system coming in, so more rain on thursday and potentially more on friday. what we will find progressively is that milder is tucked right amongst those weather systems. so thursday is a much milder day across the board, not just across the southern half of the uk. we may get away with some dry and bright weather for a time, uk. we may get away with some dry and bright weatherfor a time, but lots of cloud, a fairly stiff breeze and more rain later. that rain becomes a developing area of low pressure, but look at the temperatures on thursday. up to 14 possibly in southern areas. but that rain is the precursors to a potentially nasty area of low pressure the friday, severe gales being warned of at this stage which could cause some disruption, bringing down roof towers and damaging trees. it is tied in with this area of low pressure here. there is still some

highlands. breezy with further weather fronts for monday across england and wales, north—west winds setting in acrossher ground but plenty of sunshine. brighter weather filters southwards into much of england and wales for the afternoon but not reaching southern and south—eastern parts where it remains mild and clarity compared to the north which will be quite chilly. they colder airwinds will be quite chilly. they colder air winds out into tuesday morning and a cold night, the coldest of the week. it will be short lived cold snap for england and wales as we get more mild air moving in with the next weather system. early tuesday will be cold. some of frost and only country but plenty of sunshine. sunny day for most, early mist and fog clears. dry with sunshine throughout the afternoon but for england and wales the cloud moved in ahead of this next weather front. more mild air in the south west, it will be chilly day for most. through tuesday night turning wetter and windy across england and wales, some hill snow across central and northern parts. for wednesday morning it could be quite grim commute f

day, some rain into the far south—west by the end of the day may see double figures here, but most of us around four to seven degrees. but again through parts of highlanding. and on through tuesday evening and night, here comes the rain, slowly pushing northwards through more of england, wales, into northern ireland. ahead of that weather system, temperatures are dropping away again, for a frost, coldest again in highland scotland. some fog patches, it becomes less cold though from the south, where you see that rain moving in. and then for wednesday, there's some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather will get. could well see some snow though into the pennines, the southern iplands, and if it gets that far north, into the higher ground north of the central belt. much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. elsewhere, it is less cold where you're seeing the wetter, breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rain

as it hits the cold air in the highlands of scotland, we could see some snow. more showers will come in in the westch 40 mph. it is another mild afternoon for much of england and wales cricket board teen or 15 celsius. monday, sunshine for many, but rain for southern parts and more snow for that northern parts of scotland. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the former us president, george bush senior, has died aged 94. his son george w bush, described him as "a man of the highest character". a 98—year—old man critically injured following a violent robbery at his north london homehas died. detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the robbery. a tenth member of the government resigns over brexit. the former science minister, sam gyimah, says the prime minister's plan is naive and calls for a second referendum. police say 65 people have been injured and more than 120 people arrested in paris during violent protests over rising fuel prices. it's the third weekend of demonstrations — in which thousands of people have taken to the streets. now it's time for dateline lon

day, some rain into the far south—west by the end of the day may see double figures here, but most of us around four to seven degrees. but again, through parts of highlandezing. and on through tuesday evening and night, here comes the rain, slowly pushing northwards through more of england, wales, into northern ireland. ahead of that weather system, temperatures are dropping away again, for a frost, coldest again in highland scotland. some fog patches, it becomes less cold though from the south, where you see that rain moving in. and then for wednesday, there's some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather will get. could well see some snow though into the pennines, the southern uplands, and if it gets that far north, into the higher ground north of the central belt. much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. elsewhere, it is less cold where you're seeing the wetter, breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rai

highlands, which could bring some snow for a time. behind the rain, some spells of sunshine but also some blustery showers working their way across on those brisk weste speeds through sunday afternoon, but the gusts are likely to be higher, particularly for channel coasts, maybe touching a0 mph. but a mild afternoon across much of england and wales, 1a or 15 celsius. 11 for northern ireland and the far north of england, just eight or nine across scotland, where we keep this area of low pressure as we go into monday. meanwhile, another front for southern parts of the uk will generate more rain and some strong winds to start so a blustery start across wales, south—west england and southern coastal counties. to the north of scotland, some outbreaks of rain and snow sinking their way a little bit further southward but, in between, a fine and dry day with a good deal of sunshine, a breezy day but a mild day for england and wales. even though temperatures are down a little bit from what we see on sunday, ten to 13 celsius to start the new week, butjust six or seven across scotland. the rain and the snow will start to ease away, along with the rain across

highlands. the coldest start to christmas day for a number of years. 2010, actually. for many it has been a mild day. the further westsome areas. cold aircoming a white christmas in some areas. cold air coming from scandinavia. you can see the cold air across russia and poland. across western parts of europe, a completely different story. we have got mild conditions. this is what it looks like in the next couple of hours. double—figure temperatures in the west. tonight, apart from thickening cloud and maybe some spots of rain for the western isles, on the whole it is more or less the same, steady as she goes. some clear spells across the north—east of the country and also further south some purer spells. tomorrow the south of the country could end up getting a fine day along the southern coast. plenty of sunshine developing. it will still be mild. nine to 10 degrees. colder conditions further east across europe and also in scandinavia where it is below freezing during the day. when we see weather maps like this, very few fronts, that basically means that not much has changed. on thursday, apart from sunny spells in s

day, some rain into the far south—west by the end of the day may see double figures here, but most of us around four to seven degrees. but again, through parts of highlandreezing. and on through tuesday evening and night, here comes the rain, slowly pushing northwards through more of england, wales, into northern ireland. ahead of that weather system, temperatures are dropping away again, for a frost, coldest again in highland scotland. some fog patches, it becomes less cold though from the south, where you see that rain moving in. and then for wednesday, there's some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather will get. could well see some snow though into the pennines, the southern uplands, and if it gets that far north, into the higher ground north of the central belt. much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. elsewhere, it is less cold where you're seeing the wetter, breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of r

day, some rain into the far south—west by the end of the day may see double figures here, but most of us around four to seven degrees. but again, through parts of highlandclose to freezing. and on through tuesday evening and night, here comes the rain, slowly pushing northwards through more of england, wales, into northern ireland. ahead of that weather system, temperatures are dropping away again, for a frost, coldest again in highland scotland. some fog patches, it becomes less cold though from the south, where you see that rain moving in. and then for wednesday, there's some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather will get. could well see some snow though into the pennines, the southern uplands, and if it gets that far north, into the higher ground north of the central belt. much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. elsewhere, it is less cold where you're seeing the wetter, breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outb

day, some rain into the far south—west by the end of the day may see double figures here, but most of us around four to seven degrees. but again, through parts of highlandh more of england, wales, into northern ireland. ahead of that weather system, temperatures are dropping away again, for a frost, coldest again in highland scotland. some fog patches, it becomes less cold though from the south, where you see that rain moving in. and then for wednesday, there's some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather will get. could well see some snow though into the pennines, the southern uplands, and if it gets that far north, into the higher ground north of the central belt. much of northern scotland, though, looking to stay dry and cold. elsewhere, it is less cold where you're seeing the wetter, breezier conditions. the rain will clear away from northern ireland, but a big range of temperatures from north to south across the uk. now, as we look at the bigger picture for thursday and friday, further weather fronts on thursday, so further outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards, but we're really focusing on friday as a deepening area of low pressure comes acr

further west, it is milder but cloudy with rain. perhaps the highlandsing squeezed out by high pressure and cold are dominating. it might be later in the week and the weekend before we finally see the change. thursday looks like another cold day. colder with a more widespread, light frost. more sunshine i think, but colderfurther west. for most, the effect of the wind will make it feel like the cold est wind will make it feel like the coldest day of the week on thursday. temperatures barely reaching above freezing when you add on the effect of the win. high—pressure dazzling krish its grip on friday into saturday we should see the destruction with rain and hill snow. more on the website. theresa may heads to europe — hoping for changes to rescue her brexit deal. the prime minister‘s been meeting the dutch and german leaders today, but the eu insists there‘ll be no renegotiation. the deal we have achieved is the best deal possible. it's the only deal possible, and so, we cannot... there is no room whatsoever for renegotiation. we‘ll have the latest from b

west. christmas night into boxing day, we take milder air a bit further across the country. the weather front in the far north will bring out rates of rain and drizzle distant around the highlandse lingering fog. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with sally nugent and louise minchin. our headlines today: rescue workers race against time to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami that has killed at least 280 people. and, as the volcano that is believed to have triggered it continues to erupt, there are fears the death toll will rise. respect and understanding — the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. good morning. we haven't exactly been hitting the high street hard, but are we forking out for our food? it is your last chance today, i am ata it is your last chance today, i am at a supermarket near cardiff to find out.

scotland, severe gales blowing around the coast in the west and very gusty winds will cause blizzards with the heavy snow, 20 or 30 centimetres over the highlandsf storm deirdre with the freezing rain, very unusual in this country, asi rain, very unusual in this country, as i say, and extremely dangerous. powerlines might be affected by the highs because the wind will blow the super cooled air onto those lines. tomorrow, overnight and tomorrow, all blowing away and we are back to rain and showers for the most part with temperatures up on today, between seven and 10 degrees. quite a contrast really. but of course it's a busy shopping day today and by the time we get to monday, back into the mild air and back into what we call a mobile weather system with weather system coming in from the atlantic. today, as i say, treacherous conditions potentially. if you're out on the roads, it looks really very nasty. there are numerous warnings out there, all on the website, but the main amber ones are for the snow across scotland and the snow and freezing rain across parts of scotland, northern england and the north midlands. of course, plenty more through

highlands and lingering rain across the central belt. further south things turning drier after early morning rain and the rain clears away from northern ireland, england and wales but showers moved in from the westxceed a0 mph for some channel coast. another mild afternoon for england and wales —— they are likely to exceed a0 mph. into mandate we are outbreaks of rain across southern england, further rain and snow for northern scotla nd further rain and snow for northern scotland —— into monday. in between for many it is a decent start to the week, windy across england and wales, he cold wind blowing across northern scotland. temperatures struggled to get up of nine celsius. looking ahead, tuesday, after a cold, sunny start, more rain from the south and west, a fairly u nsettled the south and west, a fairly unsettled loot in the week ahead. that's all from me. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: the former us president george bush senior has died aged 9a. his son george w bush described him as a man of the highest character and the best dad you could ask for. he served as the a1st us president between 1989 and 1993, his term was defined by the cold war and his vic

over the highlands and islands and north—west of scotland, the odd heavier burst.ss changing the weather front. low pressure across scandinavia. we draw wind down from the north. the colder airwill miss us, wind down from the north. the colder air will miss us, hitting scandinavia and pushing into eastern europe. still a big change on new year‘s day in the uk compared to what we have had. temperatures drop through the day. patchy cloud in the south will break up. may be a few showers in the far north of scotland, some wintry, but temperatures in the afternoon, single figures for many. a lot more sunshine around. should be a cracking day to clear the head after the excesses of the night before. on tuesday night frost returns. blue colours on the western half of the uk. a bit more cloud in the east on wednesday. the breeze slowly easing down but not a bad day. a crisp and wintry day on wednesday. lots of sunshine but temperatures are staying in single figures after the chilly start. it means a big shift in weather conditions at least as we head into the new year. the

highland. drying up for northern ireland and eventually across the south—west.or some of us windy with exposure in the west, for most of us are breezy day with outbreaks of rain. his neck system day with outbreaks of rain. his neck syste m co m es day with outbreaks of rain. his neck system comes our way on friday. look at this hawk around the north—west. looking at rain sweeping us, also with some showers or some rain in the north following snow in the hills and there will be particularly windy on friday with wind gust in the west as much as 70 mph. back to you. thank you, carol. cua to. -- see you later. this morning we're on the second stop of our bbc breakfast brexit tour. quite difficult to say. victoria is in stirling to ask if leaving the eu could re—open the debate for scottish independence. i think it would open many debates. morning, victoria. certainly would. good morning to you. we have travelled 400 miles or soa you. we have travelled 400 miles or so a away from westminster to find out what people in scotland think of how the brexit negotiations how

highlands. a ridge of high pressure dominating conditions but out to the west, we have a weather system, a warmnorth—west england and drifting into the midlands. the further east, remaining try and sunny —— dry. through tonight we keep the east — west split. across western and central areas cloudy, but in the east of scotland and england, you will notice the blues, which can be frost developing. temperatures down 2-1, -2. frost developing. temperatures down 2—1, —2. slightly milderair frost developing. temperatures down 2—1, —2. slightly milder air moving in and temperatures staying up. tuesday will start cloudy. you might have to scrape ice off the car first thing in the east. there will be sunshine there and elsewhere the cloud could give brighter sunny spells and it should be another largely dry day. as we go through into wednesday, we have rain in the west. it was bumping into the high pressure and, as it does so, the weather front will weaken. you will not see much rain from it but it will give quite a bit of cloud. maybe some towards northern ireland and the west. bright and sunny spells

highlands if he gets that far north. the rain does turn it east and heavy rain in the afternoon for eastern england drying off further westter in one day, now the government says it will publish brexit legal advice in full, after mps find it in contempt of parliament. 311 to the right, the note to the left, 393. it's a historic first to find them in contempt and frankly it should never have come to this. amidst the turmoil in parliament the prime minister has opened five days of debate, setting out the case in the commons for her brexit deal which she described as an honourable compromise. the choice before parliament is clear, this deal or no deal or the risk of no brexit. in other news, after severe failings with new timetables earlier this year, mps say genuine change is needed to restore trust in the railways. more than 4,000 children in england with special educational needs and disabilities were not given the support they needed at school last year, according to the ofsted chief inspector. and at 8:40 we‘ll be looking ahead to this year‘s turner prize award, we‘ll find out the winner live, here on the news channel,

west point where he was going to give him a tour of the american fortress. much to their surprise washington is the one at the helm. if you've ever been on the hudson river, the highlandsthese mountains on either side and kalos will shriek out of those mountains. sure enough a squall comes out of the mountains and threatens to capsize the book. washington insists on holding the teller and steers them through it and the secretary of the french emissary says clearly washington had skills that we were not aware of. he grew up in the tidewater and is all you know there are rivers here as a young man he accompanied his stepbrother lawrence on a trip to barbados. was not necessarily a fun voyage for him he came down with smallpox. but that would inoculate him effectively to the disease which would add to his indestructibility when it came to the future events. but he understood the sea. that also meant that the sea is a wilderness and a wilderness that is uncontrollable. which meant that when it came to trying to organize incarnate in army and a navy, the chances of it all working particularly when there are thousands of miles separating it, given the lack of communication.

highlands but also plenty of sunshine once that sun comes up to enjoy. it will be a quieter day. it will not be dry, you see the showers rattling in from the westged together to give the wet end to our sunday year. it is mild, names and pens, with windy, we have that sunshine in eastern areas but the mild airtakes sunshine in eastern areas but the mild air takes longer to get across to the eastern side of the uk. that happens through the night and into tomorrow but it will be the dominant feature this week in the run—up to christmas. original high pressure tomorrow and a decent day to start the week but as i say, more rain to come through the week and it is rather mild. those expecting snow in the run—up to christmas, at the moment not much sign. thank you, we will let you will do somewhere warmer. now though, it's time for click. and the children at this north london school have invited and lara and me to learn about one of the most important events in british history. it has been 100 years since the first women in the uk were able to vote in a general election. and this vr experience is attempting to demonstrate how important it is to make yo

turned brighter during the day, further west, under the influence of the southerly breeze, it is milder, but rather cloudy with some rain. perhaps the highlandsront starting to come in, but the mild air heat is being squeezed out by the high—pressure and cold are dominating. it may be later in the week or weekend before we see that change. thursday looks like another cold day. colder to start as i mentioned, with more widespread light frost here and there. more sunshine through the day, but not higher temperatures, in fact, chillierfurther higher temperatures, in fact, chillier further west. from higher temperatures, in fact, chillierfurther west. from most of us, the effect of the wind will make it feel like the coldest day of the week on thursday. temperatures barely reaching above freezing when you add on the effect of the wind. the high—pressure does eventually ruling question its grip on friday night into saturday we will see the destruction with a spell of rain and hail snow. more on the website. today at 5pm — we're live at westminster, where the future of the brexit deal is still in doubt, as the prime minister seeks help from fellow

parts of the highlands, temperatures around about freezing but further south, it gets progressively warmer. the forecast is blustery today. we've got some showers after the rain in the westee we you can see we have you can see we have two weather fronts coming our way. the first is bringing in that rain, some of it is heavyin bringing in that rain, some of it is heavy in northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, wales and the south—west and it will all move east through the day. wherever you are, a cloudy start with some mist and fog. some of that will lift into low cloud, especially on the hills, but you'll notice it's much milder. yesterday we had temperatures below freezing in parts of the highlands, —3 in parts of aberdeenshire. today we could have 12 degrees higher. generally all in double figures. as we head through the evening and overnight, you will find as the rain clears, a drier interlude before the next band of rain comes in from the west. this is a potent area of low pressure coming our way. it means ahead of it with all the cloud, not a particularly cold night, but around aberdeenshire again, where the cloud remains broken, it could be three b

and south—west england and pushes a eastwards, so a wet day ahead, and as it is a way, blustery showers behind. —— pushes south eastwards. snow on the pennines, southern uplands and the highlands change in the weather, this is where the potential is for some disruption. it is a potent area of low pressure we think will cross our shores or nearby, but it takes a shift in the positioning of the low pressure and the forecast will change in that the rain distribution will change and the strongest winds will change and the strongest winds will change. what we think at the moment is the rain will move quickly across england and wales, leaving brighter, but blustery showers behind, but it could hang on across parts of scotland, northern ireland, with snow on the hills, and coupled with snow on the hills, and coupled with that we are looking at gailes, possibly even severe gales, particularly with exposure at the moment we think in the west —— gales. but keep tuned to the weather forecasting case that changes, dan and naga. are you organise for christmas, do you have your cards in the post—? christmas, do you have your cards in the post-? not at all, naga. you have to be kidding, i ha