which is one of the _ south-west of england. which is one of the major _ south-west of england. jor rail _ south-west of england. which is one of the major rail helps. - midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains gwr says between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operator which runs trains throughout this area, has been persistently saying passengers should wherever possible try to rearrange their travel plans ought not to at all. we have spoken to people who are hoping to keep their plans this weekend, one a man who hasn't seen his daughter in many months and is trying to get to swindon today but doesn't hold out much hope in getting their and is worried about the journey back thi

three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home as storm darragh hits. rebel forces reach the outskirts of syria's third largest city, horns, as rebels say government forces in the south leave the birthplace of the revolt against president assad. live pictures from the south korean national assembly — where ruling party mps have walked out on a vote to impeach president yoon suk—yeol. thousands gather calling for the president to go, after his declaration of martial law last week. five years after it was devastated by fire, notre dame cathedral reopens — with president—elect trump arriving on his first overseas visit since winning the election. it has been a long five years and i am here outside the cathedral in paris as paris and indeed the world prepares for the reopening of notre—dame. hello, you're watching bbc news, i am catherine byaruhanga. three million people in coastal areas of wales and southwest england have been urged to stay indoors because of the danger posed by storm darragh. an emergency alert was sent to people's mobile phones in

i am outside bristol temple meads station, one of the major rail hubs for the west and south—west of m here, rail services down to devon and cornwall, the midlands, the north and london as well as south wales. most of those services between bristol and cardiff have been delayed, or now cancelled the most of the rest of the day. specific lines themselves, no trains, gwr says, between plymouth and penzance until at least one o'clock today. between bristol temple meads and portsmouth, no services because of debris on the line near westbury. those delays are likely to get worse as we hear about more blockages on the line in the next few hours, gwr, the operator which runs trains throughout this area, has been persistently saying passengers should, wherever possible, try to rearrange their travel plans or not to travel at all. we have spoken to people who are hoping to keep their plans this weekend, one a man who hasn't seen his daughter in many months and is trying to get to swindon today but doesn't hold out much hope in getting there and is worried about the journey back evening, even i

and most of your see if you re reset the reporting from reagan, of the photo has a reminder of our top story. south korean authorities are investigating the west aviation dishonest thread decades in any order of the 181 people on board. the judge you asked lights died and instead of the runway at one international efforts, you're watching the deputy and use all be back at the top of the hour with no news of next here on the channel riding the sugar cane railway in the caribbean. that's on the dock. so off to the right you want when use there is ways the website dw. dr . thanks for watching. taken by the the untold story at different points of the find it here repos every weekend on dw, my name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people.

of trees. doth jenny reset on d w. the this is dw, and use live from bullet authorities recover flight for quarters from south korea's west ally and dishonest. in decades only 2 people survive. the fiery crash south korea's government declares a week of mourning for the 179 passengers and crew who perished the long sec. uh, it's good to have you with us. we begin in south korea with flight data and voice record as have been recovered. from the countries deadliest aviation accidents in decades, a 179 passengers and crew aboard the ju ju, at flights, were killed when the boeing 737800 skidded off the runway at lou on international efforts and burst into flames. 2 crew members rescued from the tail section where the only survivors both are in the hospital. their injuries are said not to be life threatening. the south korean government has declared a week of morning for the victims. this is the moment the chaise you airplane skits down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. the emergency services a working into the night, searching the wreckage to the fire de

journalist jen mooney gave us an update from the crash sites where i am here at a more international airport in south charlotte province about 290 kilometers south west of the south korean capital. it's been 13 hours incidentally, plane crash and authorities have confirmed all 179 people dead. of the 181 people on board. um 2 were rescued earlier for all of the day and all 179 people have been confirmed at this point. this means the officials have confirmed that all of the place, 175 passengers were killed in the crash, along with 4 flagstaff that they have identified is 65 of the was 79 dead. the 2 survivors, our crew members of the church, you air and the crew members, one female and one meal and their twenties were rescued from the tale of the aircraft and authority. sure said they have suffered, admit to severe injuries. they have now been sent to hospitals in the capital so, and each you will have them are at the us on air ice on hospital and the other. if i were in university hospital, the tragedy is breaking the hearts of many in the country. as many of these passengers were families for a way of christmas vacation, and returning back from about

from other parts of the south—west, lots of other services are not running. urged people to only travel if absolutely necessary. cardiff airport has had to close its runway for most of the morning and bristol airport, severe disruption there as well, many flights cancelled today. it is just too windy at the moment for those planes to attempt take—offs and landings and it feels like those gusts continuing for the rest of the day and probably into tomorrow. we answered our question once we heard your microphone, told us how windy it is. thank very much. jon kay is at the bbc�*s media centre in cardiff and sent us this report. well, normally, at this time on a saturday morning a couple of weeks before christmas, the centre of cardiff would be really busy with people arriving for christmas shopping or to open their shops or their christmas market stalls, but right now, as you can see, and i'm holding my phone with both hands because it is so windy, there's hardly anybody out. lots of those businesses aren't opening, this morning at least, sports events have been c

the profess to breaking news from south korea with a number of people killed in a plane crash has risen to at least 85 must been described as one of the countries west. aviation is almost as the jets who is trying to land up one international airport, which is located in the south. west emergency of thoughts is say, the boeing 737 code 5 of the varying officer runway and heating a barrier. j g at flights was returning from band call, having 175 passengers and 6 crew. the 5 agencies says 2 people have been pulled a lot from the wreckage, or flights to and from the airport have been cancelled. j. u, as issued an apology for the crush. let's get more of this now from our correspondence. well, mcbride, who's in, so for us, so rob, what's the latest you can tell us. the emergency teams are still that dealing with the off the mazda of this catastrophic crash as an air investigation, obviously gets on the way into the causes. but initial reports do seem to suggest that there was some sort of failure of the landing gear around this craft images show, the craft skidding basically along the runway on its belly and uncontrolled speeds going off the end of the

from all these different holiday destinations around asia and uh they, they, uh, the county of milan down of the south west is no different. it is a fairly roll roll area, but there's a lot of agriculture that also a lot of industry. it's in the fairly industrialized area with a lot of ship building in the area. so many of these people will it be a holiday made because actually returning from that christmas vacations time. all right, well, thank you so much for all of that vote mcbride before team dive on. this breaking news for us from sol, us, the, the detention of a hospital director in northern garza hes from to it cools for his immediate release. who some abo, sophia, was arrested by his ready forces during the raid in northern garza, his whereabouts is unknown. israel detained hundreds of people including medics and patients. it says $240.00 a still in custody. hundreds more has since been released. and they've been describing the violence and abuse they suffered at the hands of the is really on the topic. was the reports from darrow, by the strip tough night kids and forced out of northern guns. tho

the situation in syria in a moment. but 1st of some breaking news here in germany, authorities in the south west of the country side, 3 men had been arrested on suspicion of planning a major terror attack. they say the suspects were taken into custody on sunday and raids following lengthy investigations and dw as chief political editor make head. acosta has more on that developing stor, well, 1st of all, it needs the rest confirmed what done, the security agencies have been warning about this 2 months ago in a hearing in the impala minutes that the threat of attacks, of, and is the most motivated attacks here in germany remains unusually high. now we've seen these arrests and they are the 2 brothers of teenage a 15 year old and a 20 year old demons. with lebanese descent and a 22 year old in mannheim with tucker fruits. and the other 2 rest were in the city of split, the gods. and the 20 year old actually had an assault rifle in his flat. also as data was secured and munition and also r t say they believe there were acute plans for is the most motivated attack here in domini. so far we didn't get more details on what kind

showers, rain and sleet, as well, extending across the western pots of a 100 shoes and into the parts of the korean peninsula as well as west is of the south of that for the likes of taiwan, but much of china, it's a dry settled picture. we lots of sunshine, despite those cold conditions, we'll see one degree in beijing the on. so it's a little bit of wintry and wet weather to the west. some cloud conditions moving into shanghai, but further south of that for hong kong will see the temperature come down, but it is largely settled with sunshine. there's lots of hazy sunshine to be found across the nose of india. we've still got those fog and small issues, also a cold way that's pushed temperatures down, especially at night with some ground frost in places like him. a child per dash is wire across the west coast of india. but that east coast will continue to see the slow moving the system. right. and we've got some amber warnings out for that heavy rain for under per dash with some showers in sri lanka as well. the the mama uprising is in um 3 to movements that takes place in can you time being up against the british demanding tunnel, fill o

of the country, the rain will clear to a mix of sunshine and showers. further south, rain will arrive through the afternoon across the south—west of england and wales. does turn colder further north. now, through wednesday night, this weather system runs its way eastwards, and behind that, we all get into this flow of winds from the north or the north—west. so that will bring a very different feel for thursday, a much colderfeel, but it is going to be a brighter day. there should be a fair bit of sunshine around. some showers pushing into these northern and western parts exposed to the wind. some of those showers will be wintry up over high ground. single—digit temperatures, around 5—9 degrees. when we factor in the strength of the wind, it will feel colder than that. and then another change as we head through friday. after a fairly cold and potentially frosty start, we'll see this frontal system pushing in from the west. that will bring some outbreaks of rain, and it will start to bring some milder air in across western parts — 10 degrees there for belfast, for cardiff, 11 degrees in plymouth. in plymouth on friday afternoon. and then into the week

meaning a danger to life, that has now expired for this part of the world as well for weston—super—mare and the rest of the somerset coast and south westbut that amber warning still for strong winds in place until around 9:00 this evening. now, there are still some people, mostly dog walkers, up and down the seafront here, but businesses largely have closed. seaside bars, restaurants and even the pier. they were all due to be open today. they were saying they were planning on opening, but a little later. we can see at the moment that those businesses remain closed. there's also a seaside ice rink which has closed for the day as well. the tarpaulin roof cover has been partially ripped off. we've also seen some footage from bridgwater, another town in somerset a little further down the coast. a block of flats and some roofing has been ripped off the top of those flats by the wind. so while that red warning has expired, these gusts are still continuing and it feels like they are going to continue for the rest of the day and into tomorrow as well. and with that high wind comes the inevitable travel disruption, the inevitable headaches that

of sunshine for east anglia in the south—east lasting through the morning. we've got that rain initially for scotland and northern ireland, that tracks into parts of northern england, wales, the south westthwest. temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than thursday, between about 8—11 degrees, but you've got the breeze and the showers, so it's not going to feel particularly warm at all. into saturday then, low pressure sitting to the north of the uk, lots of isobars on that map. the winds are wrapping around that low pressure bringing blustery showers. strongest of the winds for the western isles could reach around 80 miles an hour. further south, we've got this cloud across central and southern england and wales, some patchy outbreaks of rain. more sunshine further north, but those blustery showers, and temperatures only 8—9 for parts of scotland, but 11—13 for the rest of the uk. so it's looking mild, but then turns colder again so a colder day on the cards. now, for the rest of thursday evening overnight into friday, then, we keep the clearer skies for central, southern and eastern parts of england and wales. but more cloud and outbreaks of rain across the north west. and that means

the south—west. that weather warning is in place until nine o'clock this evening. he mentioned the number of wales there, out of power, here in there, out of power, here in the south—west, the national grid says around 12,000 properties are currently without power is in bristol and it says it's working for those people back online. it is still extremely windy here along the seafront at weston—super—mare, businesses which should have been open, bars, restaurants and even the pier, have been closed and look to remain so for the rest of the day. just driving up and down the seafront you can see tiles that has been ripped off roofs and trees, daybreak, all over the side of the road, and just behind the camera is a ice rink and the tarpaulin roof has been partially ripped off. now, inevitably, with that level of wind, comes travel disruption, people trying to get trains from weston—super—mare and other parts of the south—west are struggling, many of them are struggling, many of them are delayed and cancelled. the operator gwr is urging people not to travel. if they need to travel, to try and rear

of vote to impeach president yoon suk yeol. thousands gather calling for the president to go after his declaration of martial law last week. three million people in wales and the south west of england are urged to stay at home as storm darragh hits rebel forces reach the outskirts of syria's third largest city, homs. islamist fighters have already captured aleppo and hama iam i am live outside the cathedral of notre dame where five years after a fire ravaged parts of the cathedral the opening ceremony will begin in a few hours�* time. hello. we start in south korea where an impeachment vote to remove the president, yoon suk yeol appears to be injeopardy with members of mr yoon�*s own governing party boycotting the proceedings. this is the scene at the national assembly. just three members of the ruling party are inside and they need eight members to vote for the impeachment in order for the impeachment in order for the impeachment in order for the motion to pass. technically mps have just over four more hours to vote. that is exactly 72 hours after the motion was put in. meanwhile this is the scene outside where tens of thousands of protesters have gathered. parliament s

of sunshine for east anglia and the south—east lasting through the morning. we have that rain initially for scotland and northern ireland tracking into parts of northern england, wales, the south—wested by sunshine and showers moving on from the north—west. temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than thursday, between 8—11 degress but you have the breeze and showers so it will not feel particularly warm at all. into saturday, low pressure is sitting to the north of the uk, lots of isobars on the map, the winds wrapping around the low pressure bringing blustery showers, strongest winds for the western isles reaching 80mph. further south we have this cloud across central and southern england and wales and patchy outbreaks of rain. more sunshine further north but those blustery showers. and temperatures only eight or nine for parts of scotland, but 11—13 for the rest of the uk, so it looks mild but turns colder again into sunday because the winds are coming in from the north—west bringing a mix of sunshine and some heavy showers, some of the showers on sunday a bit wintry, could be some hail and sleet and even some snow of the highest ground of scotland. really gusty winds, 60mph or

the family lies blame on the palestinian authorities. anguish of families of 179 people killed in the west plane crash on south korean sort of recovery teams. still searching the records, the buddies and carland thailand discharging to recover most of the heat twice a team of divers is trying to help the a 20 day old baby and gone so has died from hypothermia temperatures. a plumber thing is when to takes hold palestinians a suffering from a lack of shelter and live saving supplies. this is the moment to show my all bought trans filed. i had to carry her lifeless body out of the hospital. at least 5 babies have died from severe cold across the strip and recent weeks pair inside. i feel hopeless trying to keep the new bones warm. says the 2nd to look at his color because of the cold. do you see how frozen he is? where can i get it like this? the good neighbors brought me a number of them. they brought them close and i dressed them. we have nothing to warm them. they need a special nursery. i couldn't buy 4 metres of nylon to make a special nursery for them to protect them with you in agency for palestinian refu

west coast of the uk from ayrshire to cornwall. now this red warning for parts of wales and southm our weather team later in the hour. the head of south korea's governing party has urged the swift removal from power of president yoon suk yeol, who caused outrage earlier this week by declaring martial law. these are the live pictures from seoul outside the parliament today. you can see a large crowd has gathered with protestors and the media present too. south korea's main parties are holding meetings amid reports mps could bring forward a vote to impeach the president. meanwhile, south korea's defence ministry says it has suspended three senior commanders involved in the martial law operation. i spoke to our chief presenter, steve lai who was outside the national assembly with our asia correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone past 6pm in sole. you mentioned the leader of the ruling people power party, han dong—hoon, he has withdrawn his support for president yoon. he did that this morn. he met with the president earlier. according to medi

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the best of breaking news from south career with a number of people killed in the plane crash has listened to at least 120 last spring described as one of the countries west aviation disasters. the jets was trying to land one and to national airport, which is located in the south west emergency of thirty's say the boeing 737 quart. far off the varying officer runway and heating a battery of j. u at flights was returning from ben cox. hiring 175 passengers and 6 crew, 5 agencies says 2 people having pulled a line from the wreckage, all flights to and from the airport have been cancelled. did you has apologized for the crash. but audio i spoke with bob mcbride, who had more on the plane crash on the capital. so the legends, the teams are still that dealing with the optimize of this catastrophic crash as an arrow investigation, obviously gets on the way into the causes. but initial reports do seem to suggest that there was some sort of failure of the landing gear around these aircraft images show the ad croft skidding basically along the runway on each valley. and i the control speeds going off the end of the runway. and then according to wells far as he's h

it took place just over an hour ago at down in the, the one cap, the apple, it's out of the south west of the. ready 3 authorities and now saying that possibly there was some blending gift fadia a maybe as a result of the strike 9. certainly images which is circulating on social media do seem to show the across landing, but with its landing get collapsed that the, the not directly land landing with its lands ink with its landscape. it's getting along the runway then followed by a very large explosion. eye witnesses have been interviewed, have talked about a series of explosions. we've seen of the images. i'm showing a large file from the burning of wreckage of what appears to be the fuselage authorities of saying that the 28 people are now concerned to have been killed in the countries. the acting president has a cold for emergency efforts to, to look at, to rescue at any survivors and to deal with the situation. all right, well, thank you so much for all that reports and run there. brian, on the breaking news a us space. a group is quoting for the immediate release of the come out of

after the fall of the syrian regime of bashar al-assad, these forces took the role of protecting the area to the west and southphrates river. this area is the syrian desert, a location for several isis enclaves so it was the idea to take control over this area and prevent isis from reorganizing itself and using the lack of security -- christian: so the sdf had only moved in temporarily while the situation unfolded. >> yes, of course. no one knew what was happening all over syria, how the events were moving this rapidly after 14 years of the crisis. after that, there were attempts from other groups linked to turkiye a and the national syrian army to take over deir el-zor using people who were already in contact with them. some clashes happened and later the sdf, in coordination with the international coalition, to remove itself from deir el-zor city and go back to the eastern side of the euphrates river. christian: generally speaking, how much pressure do you think the sdf is under right now, what is the security situation in the northeastern part of the country? >> basically there is pressure over the sdf. it

south wales. our correspondent divya talwar has more. this is the text warned of significant disruption, and urged people to stay indoors if you can. for most serious threat is along the west south coast of wales and the bristol channel were a rare red warning, the most serious type for strong winds has been issued which means dangerous weather is expected.— weather is expected. people should take _ weather is expected. people should take this _ weather is expected. people should take this very - should take this very seriously, this is a red alert for vast parts of the country, we've just been through a very difficult time in terms of flooding, red means there is a potential danger to life so people need to take this seriously and not to travel unless it is necessary. areas covered by _ unless it is necessary. areas covered by the _ unless it is necessary. areas covered by the red _ unless it is necessary. areas covered by the red warning i unless it is necessary. areas i covered by the red warning are forecast to see wind gusts of up forecast to see wind gusts of up to 90 mph or more. many people are still recovering from storm that a few weeks ago which caused if extrem

181 people on board to have been rescued from the tail section. officials save as little chance of finding all the survivors in one of south korea as west aviation disasters. this is the moment the chaise you airplane skids down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea, the default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. the authorities to say they suspect the combination of foxes calls the crush. now you send me the, to, you the, you know, the cause of this accident is believed to be a good strike. and other factors such as bad weather and the exact quotes will be announced through a joint investigation with the relevant agency. i think it was, i hope you had as a rescue. workers searching the wreckage but the fire department say the plane has been almost completely destroyed in the blaze and identifying the deceased is proving difficult. j. u a quickly issued an apology saying they are doing all they come to respond to the incident. is one, the one i have to do is, you know, i would like to bile my head and apologize to all those who cherish j. g a. a buffalo and i would like to express my deepest condolences and apo

posted by the syrian civil defence group at the white helmets shows the aftermath of an attack on the rebel stronghold of idlib, south—westes certainly upended by this escalation in syria's civil war. translation: we are following the news and god willing - the regime will fall. we camp night and day to return as the kids are tired and shocked. we left and came here in our clothes and nothing else. the speedy capture of aleppo took everyone by surprise, devastating blow to the regime. the rebels continued their advance, but here the city is coming to terms with a new normal. some are fearful of the antigovernment rebels, but so far people continue with their daily lives. and for those driven out by previous battles, chance to return. translation: i returned to aleppo after it was liberated, _ after we were driven out, i came back to experience this joy, to witness its greatness, its old neighbourhoods cleaned up after being desecrated by the assad regime and the collaborators. it isn't clear if the insurgents can hold on to the territory captured, but they have exposed the weakness of bashar al—assad's rule this is the fi

often here in the uk, we've seen power cuts, widespread travel disruption, a fair bit of damage as well. this met office amber warning through the evening covering parts of wales and the south—westuption on the way. but it is going to stay very windy elsewhere through the evening and into the night, all in association with this hook of cloud. this is storm darragh — it looks beautiful on the satellite image, but this really has been packing a punch. the centre of the low pushing away eastwards. but still you can see a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars squeezing together. it does stay windy, that wind coming down from the north so it feels cold. some of the strongest of the winds as we go through the night may well be across south—east scotland and north—east england. more rain to come here as well. further north and west, some clear skies. a few wintry showers into northern scotland will stay fairly windy, so that will stop the temperatures dropping too far. that said, we may see a few icy stretches developing across some parts of scotland into tomorrow morning. now, for tomorrow, storm darragh clearing but still close enough to bring some cloud and some showers across the so

the day. however, we will see that cloud thinning and breaking to give some spells of sunshine, maybe just a bit grey and murky for parts of south—westand. further south, a lot of dry weather, some clear spells for a time, but we will see cloud thickening up as our next weather system begins to work its way in towards the west. some rain into northern ireland, south—west scotland as we start tuesday morning, that first band of rain pushing its way northwards and eastwards, then a somewhat drier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it�*s 10—13 degrees. wednesday, exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, 10—15 degrees will feel very mild indeed for the time of year. however, that mild air for the middle part of the week is not going to last because t

the rest of the day, england and wales will see the best of the sunshine. some showers in the south west west, with rain starting to get into northern ireland and western scotland as the warm front pushes in. temperatures lifting here, turning breezy but chilly for most despite the sunshine. tonight, the cloud and patchy drizzle and low cloud push in across all areas. the winds pick up, especially across scotland and northern ireland and by the end of the night, turning milderfor most, with temperatures into double figures. sunday starting on a mild note but cloudy once again. the best of any sunshine towards high ground, eastern scotland, east of the pennines, but turning wetter across the north and west of scotland and very windy with gales in the north. a breezy day further south but rather cloudy. look at these temperatures — looking at 12 to 14 or 15 degrees, so mild for the time of year. high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north as we get into monday, bringing more heavy rain across scotland, persistent rain, and windy again with gales here. further south, breezy but dr

northwest. blustery winds will continue across the north, bringing a potential of a sand storms to the likes of san a. go for the south with this. it's the story of west. so whether we go in 10 storm sweeping into southern parts of africa, full south africa and books one. but so what about the heat for the east of this in malawi? long, long way. we'll see the temperature rise to monday. that sure weather of the . ringback the, the world's most valuable company. apple is being sued by democratic republic of congo, the tech johns accused of using it legally, mines, minerals and products like all the phones. so the white apple denies the claim. what's behind this legal action? this is inside story, the hello again, i'm changed phase. this is one of the most successful consumer products of oldtime, the apple iphone. but now it's at the center of a law suit of a some of the.

the southern uplands, too. there'll be a few glimmers of brightness developing through the course of the afternoon across northern ireland, wales and the south—westconcerned, it's grey, gloomy, drizzly mist and hill fog, not very pleasant, and temperatures typically around eight celsius, so actually close to the average. but it will feel cold because there's just so little sunshine and still that nagging breeze. now, into friday, not much changes, but the high pressure does tend to slip away a little bit further to the east. that will allow this weather front to make some progress, so it does mean some spots of rain across western and north—western scotland. but for the vast majority of us, i'm afraid friday's going to be another grey day with just limited sunshine. and the temperatures once again hovering around, say, 6—8 celsius — so hats, gloves and of course, thick coats. as we go through the course of the weekend, we are anticipating slightly milder weather to reach us, but it won't establish itself across the uk until next week. so as far as saturday's concerned, still pretty chilly, but at least we've got some sunshine to look forward to.

the rest of the day, england and wales will see the best of the sunshine, some showers in the south west into northern ireland and western scotland is the warm front pushes in. temperature lifting here, turning breezy but chilly for most despite the sunshine. tonight, the cloud and patchy drizzle and low cloud push in across all areas. the winds picking up across scotland and northern ireland and by the end of the night, turning milderfor most, temperatures into double figures. sunday starting on a mild note but cloudy once again. the best of the sunshine towards the lee of high ground, eastern scotland, east of the pennines, but turning wetter across the north and west of scotland and windy with gales in the north. a breezy day further south but rather cloudy. look at these temperatures, up to 1a or 15 degrees, so mild for the time of year. high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north of us as we get into monday, bringin more heavy rain across scotland, persistent rain, and windy again with gales here. in the south, breezy but drier because you are closer to high pressure, so s

of the different components dealing with the optimize, the tragedy. it's obviously he is, the focuses of many, much of us have chris media has descended on this small corner of the south west of south korea. but it's also you see many representatives of the emergency respondents. hey, you see some of the different support groups that have been sent here. there's been a big government to a mobilized effort to try to support all of the different activities going on here . and of course, the focus is also on many of the relatives who have come here to the port where in the rival, a rival section of the pool. but just upstairs from here is a special section where many of the relatives who are anxious to be waiting for news, all the victims, all waiting. and with that being kept brief to by south korean official sack, a breathing told when uh this uh, the progress was being made on identifying the victims of the cell and then grimly only 6. the victims have actually been identified so far apart they because of the folks just fi that took hold of the a craft after the crash with a 176 people not being confirmed that there was still several people on the account to pull. and we k

of this, we're seeing the development of some west to weather across the deep south bus of rain, stormy conditions here. and that seems to was a weather lingering across the northeast of mexico and look for the temperature down further in monterey mexico city will see the sunshine were above the average of 24 degrees on sunday. on the, in the solomon islands, the deadly legacy of world war 2, remain on the lounge. i just moved it and it exploded it now i do this, see they are literally this sense of taking time on this one. 0, one east meets the solomon islands. some country escape of war that ended decades ago on, on the, investigating the use and abuse of power across the to on out, which is 0. the the welcome back to watching out as a right quick reminder about top stories here. this assuming opposition 5 to say they've taken control of the city of the, of the season coming up there. so the government's now lost control to 3 of the country's main cities. just a matter of the dates. opposition fighters also now on the outskirts of homes, that serious the biggest ci

of the occupied west bank. you'll let me talk to the residence south west of hebron, sparking confrontations with scientists and in fights as elsewhere and the occupied westbank classes have broken out between palestine or thursday forces. i'm kind of seeing flights as in janine refugee come, as far as pessimist, as dual, far as he is trying to maintain security of dakota and law enforcement. those are headlines will be back with more news off to out as 0. well, to stay with us if you can the the, me so the but she gave a toy the me, little halting, not me a nationwide that the simple way to the, the some of them get past the what do they need? a little halting the look to veneer duck. she'll go yes and if you don't know the t mobile us been a good level. so no human we a slip style ma'am a should be able to so fun. but if a show of him who way up kish last name, leave to go. yes and the lawyer that in a much social my team p as we'll so it's clearly a or summit. so show me what my team a need a little on you look to the choice of a window size, the window service to india and the so we have a gum mouse sub be

of this was seen the development of some west to weather across the deep south bus of rain, stormy conditions here. and that seems to was a weather lingering across the northeast of mexico and look for the temperature down further in monterey mexico city will see the sunshine were above the average of 24 degrees on sunday. the author a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and 40 other world languages. shay come towards the translation and international understanding is hosting its 10 towards serve. on the 10th of december 2024 in doha guitar, shea come on the award for translation and international understanding from the arabic language to mankind. the the, let's take a look at the headlines now here on the elders here. so in opposition fights is say they've taken control institute that all of the seizing honda assume the government has now lost control of the 3 of the countries main cities and match with days opposition fights as a rule. so now on the outskirts of homes, serious 3rd largest city, fonts around 40

the uk. we've seen power cuts, widespread travel disruption, a fair bit of damage as well. this met office amber warning through the evening covering parts of wales and the south—westof the weather today. there could be more disruption on the way. but it is going to stay very windy elsewhere through the evening and into the night, all in association with this hook of cloud. this is storm darragh — it looks beautiful on the satellite image, but this really has been packing a punch. the centre of the low pushing away eastwards, but still you can see a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars squeezing together. it does stay windy, that wind coming down from the north so it feels cold. some of the strongest of the winds as we go through the night may well be across south—east scotland and north—east england. more rain to come here as well. further north and west, some clear skies. a few wintry showers into northern scotland will stay fairly windy, so that will stop the temperatures dropping too far. that said, we may see a few icy stretches developing across some parts of scotland into tomorrow morning. now, for tomorrow, storm darragh clearing, but still close enough to

the day. however, we will see that cloud thinning and breaking to give some spells of sunshine, maybe just a bit grey and murky for parts of south—westhe north but temperatures widely 11, 12, maybe 13 celsius. now during monday night, the rainjust keeps on coming in the north of scotland. further south, a lot of dry weather, some clear spells for a time, but we will see cloud thickening up as our next weather system begins to work its way in towards the west, some rain into northern ireland, south—west scotland as we start tuesday morning, that first band of rain pushing its way northwards and eastwards, then a somewhat drier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it's going to be another mild day. 10,11,12,13 degrees. wednesday exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourse

the day. however, we will see that cloud thinning and breaking to give some spells of sunshine, maybe just a bit grey and murky for parts of south—west maybe 13 celsius. now during monday night, the rainjust keeps on coming in the north of scotland. further south, a lot of dry weather, some clear spells for a time, but we will see cloud thickening up as our next weather system begins to work its way in towards the west, some rain into northern ireland, south—west scotland as we start tuesday morning, that first band of rain pushing its way northwards and eastwards, then a somewhat drier gap, maybe with a little bit of brightness before our next band of rain swings its way in from the west. the winds will be strengthening, in fact quite gusty around some western coasts. with those winds coming up from the south, it's going to be another mild day — io,ii,iz,13 degrees. wednesday exceptionally mild. there will be some spells of sunshine. scattered showers too. looks like an area of heavy rain will start to push its way in towards the south—west and parts of wales later in the day. if you get yourself some brightness, 10—15 degrees will

of the country and 11 degrees celsius on intake here on thursday. the rain p as away from shanghai. it will be west to however, for the south of this, for ty, one will see some renewed width and winter weather developing out west that is looking largely dry down in the south hong kong, the temperature coming down slightly to 21 degree celsius on thursday. and the temperatures have come down across the most of south asia. we've got cold wave watches for northern india from ground frost expected in a very northeast winter weather working into progress down from eastern areas of us got us on as well. but focus smoking issues remain here over the next few days, but it is a very dry picture. it's west up for the south. you can see that circulation moving out of the bay of bengal, bringing renewed range of the likes of sri lanka, some very heavy rain to tom will not do. and carola, on thursday, we have got some ample watches out for fun. the stones with that, the in 1958 charles to go made of famous speech and algeria. but take a, don't hold back the tide about jerry and independence in front of the economies in africa and the pa

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and as we push towards the end of the week, it'll turn milder, but that's because we'll start to see wet and windy weather spreading off the atlantic from the south westf the weekend, and that colder theme will last into the new week. now, we've had this weather front spreading across northern areas, clearer skies behind it. that will allow temperatures to dip, so there is an ice risk across some central and northern parts of the uk to start wednesday. plenty of sunshine around, a bit of cloud and fog for the midlands, into wales, that should tend to break up. later in the day, though, it'll start to turn milder, wetter and windier out west, with gales developing for the hebrides, so the best of the sunshine will tend to be through central and eastern areas through the afternoon. it's here where we'll see the lowest temperatures. it will be turning milder, with the wet and windy weather, out west, you can see there, into double figures. that wet and windy weather spreads across all areas, as we move through wednesday night, with gales, even severe gales, developing in northwest scotland, up to 70 mph winds here, but it will be ushering in some milder