across southern and eastern parts of scotla nd across southern and eastern parts of scotland but showers frequently west ground because this is where the coldest of the air will be. compared to 15 of the southernmost counties. in the evening there could beat clear skies in the north. north south split on tuesday with rain in southern counties. wet weather with this air of low pressure the further south you are in wednesday. in dundee it stays dry and by thursday, christmas eve, most places becoming dry again and most places feeling cold as well. that will lead into a chilly night to go into christmas morning with a widespread frost. particularly across england and wales. they will be a few showers around the east but there will be rain later in the highlands and islands of scotland. for most it will be a white christmas, except for the white frost in the morning, but it could be a sunny one. take care. this is bbc world news. this is bbc news. our top stories... millions in england and wales are told to stay at home, as tough new coronavirus restrictions come into force. we cannot continue with christma

, northern ireland is dry but showers this evening with strengthening winds, quite windy and west of scotland the next area of low pressure moves in, bringing strengthening winds, cloud and rain back into the south west but it will turn increasingly and by the end of the night temperature is about 11 in plymouth and nine in cardiff. here is that low pressure for monday, it will be pushing east bringing wet weather and also, with south—westerly winds dredging up some mild air, we will see those temperatures rising significantly across temperatures rising significantly a cross m ost temperatures rising significantly across most of england and wales, but it will be pretty wet. there is also simmering further north pushing into the west of scotland, particularly through the strengthening winds here. slowly brightening up for wales and the west of england, but look at the temperatures, through the afternoon reaching heights of up to 15 degrees towards london and south—east england, but with scotland and northern ireland in the far north of england it is turning colder, temperatures closer to six o

sleet and snow moving out of northern england, could fall as rain, sleet and snow in south wales, south—west england. more snow showers moving in across the northern half of scotlandrain and sleet showers around the east coast of england. most of the showers ease away through tonight, confined to coastal areas and the north—west of scotland. temperatures falling down to freezing, or a little bit below, another cold night with a sharp frost and iciness to start wednesday morning. wednesday is a little drier for most compared to today but later in the day we have more rain, sleet and snow pushing into the south—west of england, perhaps south wales and further snow showers across the north of scotland. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines... nhs england says health workers are "back in the eye of the storm" — as the number of coronavirus cases exceeds the peak that was seen in april. the military will provide remote support to schools and colleges in england with coronavirus testing, as they begin to re—open next week. the ftse 100 is up this morning, as uk financial markets opened for the first time since the brexit deal was annou

of england and wales. the cloud will increase from the north—west through the day, and there will be some rain across the far north west of scotlandut a lot of dry weather for getting out and enjoying a christmas walk perhaps if you can. boxing day, things are all changing. we've got milder air moving in from the west. quite a windy spell, could be gales in the west and some rain and hill snow moving in across the north west of scotland, a few showers further south. temperatures on boxing day around about 6—10 degrees. still unsettled as we head through sunday into monday, and things turning chilly once again through the course of next week as we head towards the end of 2020. bye for now. this is bbc world news, the headlines... the bbc understands the uk and eu are close to finalising a post brexit trade deal. the brexit negotiators, from both sides, are believed to still be, in the negotiating room in brussels. president trump has vetoed a defence spending bill approved by the us congress this month — in part because he objects to plans to remove the names of confederate leaders from military bases. around 3,000 migrants in bosn

a line of showers from the far west of wales towards cornwall, showers in the north and east, but most will be dry on saturday. lingering fog patches in scotlando freezing if not below. and into sunday and the start of next week, the winds go to an easterly direction, and that brings an area of less cold air our way. whatever follows from the sky into next week and the early part of 2021, mainly rain or sleet, snow over the hills. it will still be cold, and you will notice it will be much windier, especially for england and wales. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a bill to implement the brexit deal has passed through parliament and takes effect at 11 o'clock tonight, when the uk will stop following eu rules. millions more people in england wake up to the strictest level of restrictions — tier 4 — meaning they will have to mark the new year at home. the pandemic is also casting its shadow over new year's eve celebrations in europe — france is mobilising 100,000 police officers to enforce anti—coronavirus measures. and this is the scene in auckland as new zealanders hold their new year's fireworks.

of england and wales. the cloud will increase from the north—west through the day, and there will be some rain across the far north west of scotland about 4—7 degrees for most of us christmas day. but a lot of dry weather for getting out and enjoying a christmas walk perhaps if you can. boxing day, things are all changing. we've got milder air moving in from the west. quite a windy spell, could be gales in the west and some rain and hill snow moving in across the north west of scotland, a few showers further south. temperatures on boxing day around about 6—10 degrees. still unsettled as we head through sunday into monday, and things turning chilly once again through the course of next week as we head towards the end of 2020. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. closing in on a brexit trade deal — there are signs from brussels and london that the major issues have been resolved. the uk imposes tighter coronavirus restrictions on much of england, citing concern about the spread of a new variant. president trump refuses to sign a $900 billion coronavirus relief package ag

but it will be wet and windy in the north—west of scotland. where, easing, but a cooler day on sunday and noticed in the south—west some cloud and rain. that is going to be an area of low pressure bringing wet, windy weather overnight into monday, another one waiting in the wings what tuesday and wednesday, before it gets colder, jane, just in time for christmas. thank you, darren bett. a reminder of our top story. borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says he cannot rule out a third lockdown after christmas because of the rising number of coronavirus infections with numbers in london and the south of england overtaking the north of england. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon — it'sjust after 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. england's 2014 world cup winning captain katy daley—mclean has retired from international rugby. the 34—year—old played in four world cups — leading the team to victory in paris six years ago. she also w

we already have outbreaks of rain pushing across the south into wales and later in the night for northern ireland for south—west scotla nd northern ireland for south—west scotlandwell and early showers clearing away from scotland and eastern england and mostly dry through the course of the night and hear temperatures are falling into the low single figures, mild underneath the rain in the west and the wind will be a feature in the next 2a hours or so. through the day tomorrow low pressure dominates, moving its way eastwards moving from west to east, but the wind picking up west to east, but the wind picking up as well. that rain edging across most of england and wales for the afternoon, not reaching east anglia and the south—east till the middle pa rt and the south—east till the middle part of the afternoon and then for scotla nd part of the afternoon and then for scotland and northern ireland after the morning rain there will be sunshine and showers later on in the afternoon. gusts of wind are likely to reach about 60 miles an hour through some of these exposed irish sea coast and elsewhere about 30 mph, so certainly a noticeable wind through the day on wednes

of the showers again across western areas, some wetter weather, windier weather in the north—west of scotlandnds ease down. it will be cooler on sunday, and then we've got cloud and rain arriving in the south—west during the evening. one area of low pressure bringing wet and windy weather overnight into monday, another one waiting in the wings before it turns drier in most areas, but colder by christmas. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the spread of covid—19 is accelerating in the uk , with the crucial r number now back above one. health leaders are warning of significant pressure on the health service. hospitals are very active at the moment. a lot of them are operating at capacity, as we've said. to add a third spike on to that post christmas, i think, potentially, is really serious. the us vice president, mike pence gets his coronavirus vaccine shot on live tv, to encourage people to have the injection. more than 300 schoolboys abducted in northern nigeria a week ago are expected to be reunited with their families within hours after th

a line of showers from the far west of wales towards cornwall, showers in the north and east, but most will be dry on saturday. lingering fog patches in scotlandsunday and the start of next week, the winds go to an easterly direction, and that brings an area of less cold air our way. whatever falls from the sky into next week and the early part of 2021, mainly rain or sleet, snow over the hills. it will still be cold, and you will notice it will be much windier, especially for england and wales. the government says there's no reason schools in england will not be ready to roll out mass testing of pupils for coronavirus. it follows criticism by unions of another delay in returning secondary school children to classes. making sure that we do everything we can do to root out this virus, making sure that schools are safe, pupils are safe, staff are safe, but also communities are safe as well. we'll be assessing the growing pressure on hospitals. also on the programme... people are being urged to stay at home this new year's eve, with most of england now in the highest tier of coronavirus restrictions. a bill to implement the brexit deal has passed

a line of showers from the far west of wales towards cornwall, showers in the north and east, but most will be dry on saturday. lingering fog patches in scotlandnd the start of next week, the winds go to an easterly direction, and that brings an area of less cold air our way. whatever falls from the sky into next week and the early part of 2021, mainly rain or sleet, snow over the hills. it will still be cold, and you will notice it will be much windier, especially for england and wales. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a bill to implement the brexit deal has passed through parliament and takes effect at 11 o'clock gmt tonight, when the uk will stop following eu rules. millions more people in england wake up to the strictest level of restrictions — tier 4 — meaning they will have to mark the new year at home. the pandemic is also casting its shadow over new year's eve celebrations in europe — france is mobilising 100,000 police officers to enforce anti—coronavirus measures. some secondary school pupils in england face a delayed return to school, with mandatory remote learning for pupils who aren'

cloud will probably fill in across the north and west of scotla nd in across the north and west of scotland—westerly wound wind picking up. business day looks like being a cold one. five or six celsius if you can go outside for a socially distance day. on into the weekend, cloud will build eventually. that's weekend, cloud will build that's your weather. this is bbc news the headlines at 9pm. nearly 18 million people in london and south—east england move into stricter tier 4 restrictions from midnight — people must stay it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot carry on with christmas as planned. in england, those living in tier 4 areas should not mix with anyone outside their household at christmas. the new restrictions are blamed on new variant of the disease. travel is banned except for essential business with others across england asked to stay

of high cloud in the sky. for the north west, the cloud has been gathering somewhat, a bit of rain in the west of scotland from near iceland that has already been named storm bella. that will be causing problems across parts of the uk at saturday night and on into sunday. more on that in and on into sunday. more on that in a second, but through this coming night, an early patch of frost for east anglia in south—east england, but otherwise attending cloudy and mild, a bit of rain putting in at its heaviest in western scotland. by the end of the night, temperatures between four to eight celsius for most. tomorrow, it is going to be a wet day for western scotland, heavy rainfor wet day for western scotland, heavy rain for most of the day, could cause some localised surface water flooding. gusty winds are strengthening through the day as well. quite a bit of powder further south, if few scattered showers for the south coast of england and wales but a milder date nationwide. temperatures reaching as high as ten or 11 at celsius. back to storm bella. as we go through boxing day night, and on into sunday, we get this

southernmost counties of england and the west, theseis counties of england and the west, these is where it will be heaviest. it will be a windy day, strongest winds towards the west of scotlandto 50 mph. by and large, temperatures down a degree on yesterday. this evening and overnight, showers will fade for a time ofa overnight, showers will fade for a time of a western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures could dip to two or three degrees. lifting a little bit later, particularly in the south where more persistent rain moves in and great news, ground still saturated and river levels high at the moment. keep up—to—date with the latest flood warnings. this is where the mildest air will be, wrapped in this area of low pressure and the strongest of winds to the south and east of that. further north, we will be stuck in cooler conditions denoted by the blue colours. they will fight their way back as the low pressure pushes eastwards, bringing early rain across parts of england and wales. some of that will be heavy at times, turning dryer through the afternoon. wet for a while in northern ireland and eventually across southern and eastern parts of scotland. wintry over the

the same time this band of heavy downpours will swing in through northern ireland to the far west of scotland here as well with gusts of a0 to maybe 50 mph or more in the most exposed spots. just a touch down on saturday values for some of us highest between eight and 11 degrees. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across from the south without a persistent rain would push in the southern england and wales, east anglia by the end of the night. and the southern parts temperatures climbing as the night wears on, 11 degrees by five o'clock in the morning. a little bit chillier for the north. that sets us up for monday because it's his frontal sister this frontal system but continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales commit some of that ring getting to southern scotland but to the south of it feeding it's a mild air or as further north some chilly air working its way in. some big contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing eastwards out of eastern england, quite early on monday but continuing across northern england up until scotland at the same time sh

of scotland in particular. then our attention turns to this area of rain and sleet increasingly turning to snow as it moves across the higher ground of the south—westout three to six degrees. through wednesday night into thursday, this area of rain moves along the south coast, eastwards, could bring sleet and snow for the likes of london. thursday morning starts with low pressure towards the south—east. that slowly clears away but it could leave a legacy of sleet and snow for parts of east anglia and the south—east into thursday. further north, still some snow showers packing in across parts of scotland, perhaps northern ireland seeing some sleet and snow and also into northern england, some snow showers. a cold day for all, temperature about two to 6 degrees for most of on thursday. here's how it looks for the next five days. pretty chilly wherever you are and a few sleet and snow showers, watch out for icy stretches underfoot. goodbye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. scientists say the uk risks a coronavirus "catastrophe" in the new year without tighter restrictions. the military will provide remo

at the same time this band of heavy rain will swing into northern ireland and into the far west of scotland here as well, with gusts of 40, maybe 50 miles an hour or more in the most exposed spots. temperatures just a touch down on saturday's values for some of us. highs between 8 and 11. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across northern areas down towards the south. loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end of the night. in the southern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 1:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing acro

cloud will tend to fill in across the north and west of scotland as we go to the day with a south—westerlyfive or six celsius if you can get outside for a socially distanced walk. should be fairly decent weather for that. cloud will tend to build over the weekend. eventually some rain pouring out from the northwest to sunday. that's your weather. nearly 18 million people in london and south east england to move into stricter tier for restrictions from midnight. people must stay—at—home and nonessential shops have to close. for those in tier 4 it means the relaxation of rules that christmas has been scrapped and reduced to one day, the 25th, for the rest of england. we must be realistic. we are sacrificing the chance to see our loved ones this christmas so we have a better chance of protecting their lives, so that we can see them at future christmases. the new restrictions are due to a spike in cases that is being blamed ona spike in cases that is being blamed on a fast spreading new variants of the disease. the whole of wales is to

by our west of scotland up by relatively by our west of scotland up by 188%, west of scotland —— scotla called up by 54%, north sea sold up by 295%, all because we are out of the common fisheries policy which he would take us back into. this deal today, this bill today, opens a new chapter because the people of britain voted notjust for a new settlement with the eu but a new settlement within the uk. genetic sequencing and investment in general dynamics, a fair deal for farming and fishing stocks for coastal communities and of course, this deal also allows us to regulate more smartly and effectively for the future, whether its artificial intelligence, quantum computing, our participation from 2020 and our investment in science will make us a science superpower and it's appropriate we should think of that on the day that the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, a uk initiative, part of britain, a global nation, collaborating with others in the pursuit of knowledge on the relief of pain, on the day that that vaccine is approved by the m ra. let's remember the difficulties and challenges of this ye

scotland. we've still got a lot of cloud, some showers affecting scotland and perhaps down the eastern side of england. further westming into northern ireland, wales and the southwest by the evening. temperatures ahead of that in the cold air still around 5—7 celscius. that rain doesn't get to eastern areas though on thursday, instead, it slides its way down into france. there is a more active weather system and some stronger winds arriving though on friday. so for thursday, still quite chilly, it will be cloudy but generally dry. friday see's some stronger winds, rain in more areas and temperatures a bit higher. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson and ursula von der leyen fail to break the deadlock over brexit. the uk prime minister and the president of the european commission say "the conditions for a trade agreement are not there" — saying "critical issues" are still to be solved. borisjohnson will now go to brussels for face to face talks — after today's phone call failed to make progress. a mystery illness in india — one man has died and hundreds have been taken ill. we'll get the lates

gusty winds in the north west of scotland. . so on thursday the heaviest rain. so on thursday the heaviest rain will be across parts of the south—west and also the english channel. here too it is going to be breezy. behind that band of rain a lot of cloud and some showers. some sunshine and showers across scotland and northern ireland. then don't forget it is much colder, so the snow level coming down again. in northern ireland down to about 200 metres. in scotland, between 150 and 200 metres. in north west wales and the pennines down to about a00 metres. then after this we run into the uncertainty. the uncertainty of course means where we are going to see the snow. there goes thursday's front moving across. low pressure still in charge. what is happening as it may well develop again another low. if that happens it could well bring in its fronts from the east moving west. some of us could see some snow, notjust in scotland, also across parts of england and wales as well. we expect most of the snow to be in the hills, but in som

at the same time this band of heavy rain will swing into northern ireland and into the far west of scotlandiles an hour or more in the most exposed spots. temperatures just a touch down on saturday's values for some of us. highs between 8 and 11. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across northern areas down towards the south. loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end of the night. in the southern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 1:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. some

of drier weather tomorrow. although showers will still be fairly frequent in western scotland and north—west northern ireland. hered toward cornwall and the channel islands. this area of low pressure looks like it will run across most southern areas. we could hold on to rain all day long there. heavy rain to begin with. lots of surface water. brightening up for many throughout the day. brightest of all in northern ireland. scotland turning increasingly wintry over higher ground. that is the start of christmas week. a quiet day on tuesday. they will still be some rain in the south of the country. will have to keep a close eye on this. potential for low pressure on wednesday. it could bring heavy rain. the christmas eve and christmas day, not a white christmas but a frosty one. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk government ministers meet to decide how to manage rising coronavirus cases in england, amid warnings that a ‘new variant‘ of the virus is causing faster transmission. switzerland has approved the pfizer/biontech vaccine for use, making it the first c

sleet and snow moving out of northern england, could fall as rain, sleet and snow in south wales, south—west england. more snow showers moving in across the northern half of scotland through tonight, confined to coastal areas and the north—west of scotland. temperatures falling down to freezing, or a little bit below, another cold night with a sharp frost and iciness to start wednesday morning. wednesday is a little drier for most compared to today but later in the day we have more rain, sleet and snow pushing into the south—west of england, perhaps south wales and further snow showers across the north of scotland. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines...

here, though, brighter again with sunshine and blustery showers, with some gales in the north—west of scotlandd wales with outbreaks of rain. again, a cold day, particularly for the north and west. welcome to bbc news i'm mike embley our top stories: tough new restrictions for parts of california as covid—19 cases surge in los angeles county. joe biden announces nominations for top posts in his senior economic team including janet yellen, who could become the first female us treasury secretary. authorities in south australia are preparing to reopen the border with victoria and greater sydney as the state records no new coronavirus cases in 2a hours. as deforestation of the amazon ra i nfo rest as deforestation of the amazon ra i nforest in as deforestation of the amazon rainforest in brazil reaches its highest level in a decade, scientific analysis agree the paris climate agreement girls are within reach. and, why covid—19lockdown measures have seen a surge

west. tomorrow, we start off with a fair bit of cloud, some spots of rain across the north and west of scotla nd across the north and west of scotland arrives, with a fair bit of cloud, some spots of rain across the north and west of scotland, where it will also be quite breezy. all hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: the prime minister will fly to brussels later in what could be the final attempt to salvage talks on a post—brexit trade deal. cabinet minister michael gove says the government wants a deal — but the eu would need to "temper" its demands. as thousands receive the first coronavirus vaccine — it's hoped the oxford jab could also be approved for use after a study found it safe and effective. loneliness, anxiety and depression. a survey finds more than half of students have struggled with their mental health since the start of the pandemic. the route map to net zero — the committee on climate change publishes a major report on how the uk can meet its carbon—cutting targets. and the world's smallest species of possum — thought to have been wiped out by australia's devastating bushfires — has been fou

weather, although another band of heavy downpours will push into northern ireland and the far west of scotland1’ gusts of 40—50 miles an hour, ora gusts of 40—50 miles an hour, or a touch more in the most exposed spots. just between 8— 11 degrees. sunday night, we see spells arrangement northern ireland, scotland, the far north of england, and at the same time cloud and rain gather across southern england, wales and up into the midlands. turning mild through the night across southern turning mild through the night across southern areas. turning mild through the night across southern areas. a bit chilly further north. a real splitting temperatures, actually, on monday. a chilly in northern areas. much milder further south with some rain at times. it turns drier through the coming weeks, but colder in time for christmas. 00:29:26,111 --> 2147483051:51:27,771 runa bit like 2147483051:51:27,771 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 ross perot in 1992. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: new covid restrictions are now in place in london and surrounding areas — nearly 18 million people

and we have had snow overnight, falling across parts of scotland, mostly in the hills, but some of it is down to lower levels in the north and westas low pressure dominates the weather and all of the blue colours indicate coldness we are feeling and tomorrow something milder will swing in from the east, and that will change the weather, so some of us seeing snow and it will eventually get back to rain. this is a combination of rain and snow, and most of this has fallen on the hills and you can see we have had some in lower levels in north—west scotland and we will continue with this through the day you showers in scotla nd through the day you showers in scotland and northern ireland and a wintry mix and heavier burst. across england and wales, we have rain pushing east and north and some will be heavy later in sussex and kent for example and some of the showers across the northern hills will also be wintry. brisk winds through the english channel today and along the south coast of england, but here, the temperatures are going to be as low as they will be further north, but where ever you are, it will feel cold. then as we head th

so, a rash of showers expected on wednesday into the north west of scotland, some turning increasinglyhen, a weak affair, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year, particularly feeling cold in scotland when you factor in the strength of the wind. low pressure really dominates over the next few days. there'll be a frequent rash of further snow showers to come into the early hours of thursday morning and, at the same time, some wet weather into the south west. so we see some rain, some of it heavy at times, across south wales and southern england, accompanied by gale force gusts of wind, as well. best of the any sunshine further north, but again, it's a cool—feeling day for all, and we'll still continue to see a few showers. top temperatures of 3—7 celsius. moving out of thursday, that weather front should ease off into the next continent. but the low pressure staying close by, and it may well allow some wet weather to push in off the north sea as it pushes into colder air, there's the potential to see some snow even at lower levels through scotland during the

see more in the way of sunshine, again, scattering of showers especially across the north and west of scotlandsome of these wintry over the hills and mountains. temperatures again 6—7 in the north, 12-13 temperatures again 6—7 in the north, 12—13 down towards the south. now, an area of low pressure is set to bring more rain on wednesday, especially across southern areas, but, as we head towards the end of the week, this area of high pressure is going to start to build its way in. their christmas event into christmas day, high pressure will ta ke christmas day, high pressure will take charge, but without, some colder air working its way southwards. so, yes, temperatures dropping the by thursday and friday, christmas eve, christmas day, but by this stage, it should be mostly dry with just a few showers. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with ali and maya — first the headlines. millions of people in england and wales are told to stay at home on the first day of tough, new coronavirus restrictions — as action is taken on a new variant of the vi

behind it, blustery showers driven in on a brisk wind, the strongest winds across the final west of scotlandhis evening and overnight, we say goodbye to this band of cloud and rain, there will be some clear skies. but further snow showers and by the end of tonight, to higher ground in scotland, we could have about ten centimetres of centimetres of lying snow and at lower levels, potentially two centimetres. we have this cloud and rain piling on across england and wales. the brecon beacons and the shropshire hills could also see snow. watch out for ice vesting across the north. and we have all this rain moving eastwards and way is with brisk winds through the english channel. fewer showers across western scotland and northern ireland today. it could still be wintry and you could see a little of that at lower levels. by the end of the afternoon, snow across the hills of north west wales and north west england. overnight, we still do have this band of rain and at its western flank, it could deposit snow across the chilterns and the downs and you might seea the chilterns and the downs and you mi

at the same time this band of heavy rain will swing into northern ireland and into the far west of scotlandybe 50 miles an hour or more in the most exposed spots. temperatures just a touch down on saturday's values for some of us. highs between 8 and 11. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across northern areas down towards the south. loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end of the night. in the southern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 1:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotla

west of the uk. very windy as well with gales in the north—west of scotland. it will be bright here. and and increasing wintry over the hills. but for england and wales, we'll see quite a bout of cloud with outbreaks of rain, confined to the south—east skies. behind it, it will brighten up here. that cold front clears through as we head on into thursday. low pressure takes over. it's going to be windy, outbreaks of rain — some of which could be quite heavy through thursday — especially through parts of england and wales. southern england and wales will see the heavy strength of the day for that. could see some gales through the channel as well. further north a bit brighter spells of sunshine, a few showers, there will be wintry, even down to lower levels across scotland as temperatures range from three to around seven degrees, so feeling cold. friday, a big area of low pressure spirals across the country bringing further spells of strong winds and heavy rain. we could see the threat of some sleet and snow across the northern hills, perhaps even down to lower levels at times. there wil

another band of heavy downpours will push into northern ireland and the far west of scotland where itndy, gusts of up to 50 mph or a touch more in the most exposed bots. temperatures between eight and 11 degrees through sunday night we see the showers and longer spells of rain, in the far north of england and at the same time cloud and rain gathering in the south of england, wales and up into the midlands. turning mile through the night across the south, chilly and the north, a real split in temperatures on monday, a chilly day in northern areas, much milder further south with some rain at times, turning dry through the coming week but colder in for christmas. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. millions in england and wales are told to stay at home, as tough new coronavirus restrictions come into force. we do not know how long these measures will be placed. it may be for some time, until we can get the vaccine going. similar restrictions will follow in scotland — swathes of the country will be placed under the toughest restrictions f

showers, some of those that heavy and thundery, but in scotland, them a bit heavier than yesterday, but in other parts who may stay dry. you will the strongest of the wind in the far westing and overnight, an initial dip in temperatures down to two or three celsius, and more cloud and persistent rain later in the south pushing on. temperatures will start to rise into the morning. these are the lows for a while, but by the morning we could see temperatures of nine to ii celsius in the southern counties. turning dry run, but some patchy rain or drizzle. moving up towards scotland in the afternoon, but six or seven celsius and up to 15 in south—east.

southwards and east, introducing much colder air to the north and west of the uk. and very windy as well with gales in the north—west of scotland increasing wintry over the hills. but for england and wales. as the front swings south—east with, we'll see quite a bout of cloud with outbreaks of rain, confined to the south—east skies. behind it, it will brighten up here. that cold front clears through as we head on into thursday. low pressure takes over. it's going to be windy, outbreaks of rain — some of which could be quite heavy through thursday — especially across parts of england and wales. i think it's southern england and wales which could see the heavy strength of the day for that. could see some gales through the channel as well. further north a bit brighter spells of sunshine, a few showers but they will be wintry, even down to lower levels across scotland as temperatures range from three to around seven degrees, so feeling cold. 0n into friday, a big area of low pressure spirals across the country bringing further spells of strong winds and heavy rain. again, we could see the threat of some sleet and snow across some no

strongest winds in the west of scotland.s. into this evening and overnight, showers will fade for a time, over scotland and northern ireland that is. temperatures can dip down to two or three celsius. particularly in the south there will be more persistent rain moving in. brands could be saturated and river levels high at the moment. notice here is where the mildest air will be wrapped around this area of low pressure, and strongest winds to the east and south of that. they could be some cooler conditions here denoted by the blue colours. they're going to try and fight their way back as it pushes eastwards. in england and wales the rain could be heavy at times. turning a bit betterfor awhile and northern ireland and eventually in some southern and eastern parts of scotland but showers frequent in scotland throughout and reaching higher ground because here is where the cold est of ground because here is where the coldest of the weather be. 13 to 15 celsius across the southern counties. that north—south split there for tuesday

southwards and east, introducing much colder air to the north and west of the uk. and very windy as well with gales in the north—west of scotland and increasing wintry over the hills. but for england and wales. as the front swings south—east with, we'll see quite a bout of cloud with outbreaks of rain, confined to the south—east skies. behind it, it will brighten up here. that cold front clears through as we head on into thursday. low pressure takes over. it's going to be windy, outbreaks of rain — some of which could be quite heavy through thursday — especially across parts of england and wales. i think it's southern england and wales which could see the heavy strength of the day for that. could see some gales through the channel as well. further north a bit brighter spells of sunshine, a few showers but they will be wintry, even down to lower levels across scotland as temperatures range from three to around seven degrees, so feeling cold. 0n into friday, a big area of low pressure spirals across the country bringing further spells of strong winds and heavy rain. again, we could see the threat of some sleet and snow across som

rain still affecting the north—west of scotland tomorrow. breezy as well. quite a lot of cloud. eek of weather. listen to what he says and you will be fine. that is the rules, isn't it, carol? listen to everything you say in life is fine. absolutely. how about that cup of tea then? sorry, just seem to be losing you there for a second, carol. we are going to have to say goodbye. goodbye! "there could be light at the end of the tunnel." those were the words of the health secretary matt hancock yesterday, as the first covid vaccines were delivered. it's thought that thousands of people have now received the firstjab at around 70 hospital hubs across the uk. let's hear from some of those people who were first in line. it would be very silly not to have it done. it will mean that i can go out more, because at the moment i've been completely confined at home. i've had hardly any social life at all. and now i will feel as though i'm a bit safer. i won't be so scared about going out. are you currently unwell with a fever? no, i'm not. i wasn't too keen. i wasn't sure if i would take it.

of north—west england and north west wales. north of that for scotla nd north west wales. north of that for scotlandat, they will still be wintry in nature. overnight thursday into friday, we will see a band of cloud and rain and hills known in northern england, pushing into scotland, and we could see some lying snow in these areas. meanwhile this rain across the south—east of england, overnight we could see some of that in heavier bursts producing snow even at lower levels, getting down across the chilterns and the downs. don't expect a lot from this. i will keep you posted. dan and... naga. did you forget? there is a lot changing, naga is not meant to be here on wednesday, we wish he was a much easier anyway! you or —— we wish she wasn't but she is here anyway! you are awful! we will discuss this later. in the biggest rebellion from his own party since taking up the position of prime minister, last night 55 conservative mps voted against borisjohnson's tier system. among them were 10 former cabinet ministers, including sir iain duncan smith, who called the regional measures "draconian". sir iainjo

at the same time this band of heavy rain will swing into northern ireland and into the far west of scotland most exposed spots. temperatures just a touch down on saturday's values for some of us. highs between 8 and 11. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across northern areas down towards the south. loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end of the night. in the southern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 5:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter

at the same time this band of heavy rain will swing into northern ireland and into the far west of scotland touch down on saturday's values for some of us. highs between 8 and 11. during sunday night we will see these heavy showers pushing across northern areas down towards the south. loud and persistent rain will push into southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia by the end of the night. in the southern parts, temperatures were declining as night wears on, 11 degrees in plymouth by 5:00 in the morning. a bit chillier further north. that sets us up for monday. as this frontal system continues to bring rain across parts of england and wales, some of that rain will get into southern scotland, but to the south of it, we will be feeding in some pretty mild air, whereas further north, some chilly air working its way in. so some temperature contrasts through the day on monday. rain pushing east out of eastern england, i think quite early on on monday, but some continuing across northern england, up into scotland. something a little bit brighter into northern ireland but you can see t

showers and windy conditions towards the west of scotland. 4294966103:13:29,430 overnight across the south. hello again, this is bbc news. the headlines. uk government ministers meet to decide about coronavirus cases in england with warnings a new variant is causing faster transmission. more than two thirds of those in england, 38 million people, from saturday are object to the

cloud will probably tend to fill in across the north and west of scotland as we go through the day, withst picking up temperatures in stornoway. highs here of around 9 degrees celsius, but, otherwise, christmas day looks like being a cold one. 5 or 6 degrees celsius, but if you can get outside for a socially distanced walk, it should be pretty decent weather for that. on into the weekend that follows, cloud will tend to build, eventually we'll probably see some rain turning up from the north and west through sunday. that's your weather. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jo phillips and the political editor of the people & the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. only a few papers are in at the moment — but one story dominates. the telegraph says borisjohnson has effectively cancelled christmas for 16 million people last night by placing them in new draconian lockdown measures to combat a new, more infectious strain of coronavirus. the express says the fast—sprea