once we take what is left of that trailing weather front through the british isles, there comes the dome again of high pressure, and so it is a rinse and repeat of where we were in the middle part of the week, this time next weekend the high pressure will still be doing its stuff, so the themes of the first few days of january, a slow change if any, mostly mild conditions, little sign of wintry weather, with just a few fronts containing a wetter and windier spell. recognised in the new year honours list, but the cabinet office apologises, after the home addresses of more than a thousand recipients were accidentally published online. one of the recipients was taekwondo world and double olympic champion jadejones — who was upgraded from an mbe to an 0be. i put my life and everything to taekwondo, so to be recognised at the highest level and to be going to the palace again to receive an honour, it's just amazing. a woman whose husband and two children drowned, on christmas eve, in a swimming pool in spain, says all three could swim

a lot of wind around, gusts of 50—60 mph, a lot of rain eventually right across the british isles but those temperatures just taking up a degree or two thanks to that change in wind. so here we are into the middle pa rt wind. so here we are into the middle part of the week of the little tip in the jetstream just taking the low pressure away and then things go quieter and probably cooler because the jetstream is diving away to the south of us and as we get towards the tail end of the week, the ridge of high pressure has disappeared and a new low is close by to the british isles and it is leading in chilly airagainfrom the isles and it is leading in chilly air again from the north—west. the intervention of these mild atlantic airs is all brief, you can see how much cold air there is on offer. no two days the same. mainly cold but there will be those occasional wetter, milder and interludes to break up that pattern. hello. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: with one week to go until the general elec

in other words, of the high, targeting the british isles. in otherwords, really, of the high, targeting the british isles. in other words, really, there is no change to the unsettled team to the weather. it will be rain at times and often it is going to be pretty windy. the winds are coming in from the west north—westerly direction, so temperatures close or perhaps one degree or so below normalfor perhaps one degree or so below normal for this perhaps one degree or so below normalfor this time of perhaps one degree or so below normal for this time of year. could be cold enough for a bit of snow in the highest northern mountains. that's your letter. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines: boris johnson and jeremy corbyn have gone head to head in a live bbc tv debate, with just under a week to go before the general election. a man who carried out a string of sex attacks on 11 women and children, across england, over two weeks, has been found guilty of 3

what's happened in the isles of scilly? it's a real shame, the kittiwakes bred successfully in the spring that all the chicks died. they were preyed on by birds of prey, a natural phenomenon but very sad. do you enter 2020 hopeful? really looking forward to 2020 and i hope we can double the amount of volu nteers hope we can double the amount of volunteers getting involved in the wildlife trusts stoplight joan edwards, good to talk to you, happy new year to you. thank you, happy new year. the rail minister has written to train companies saying he is unhappy that some operators are not running fully accessible trains for disabled users. new legislation comes into force tomorrow although ten companies have been forced to apply for temporary exemptions. the chief executive of the rail delivery group, which represents rail companies, has insisted the industry is committed to making the railway more accessible. police are warning people not to attend new year celebrations on the river thames in london without a ticket, as the uk

soa eastern corner of the british isles. so a better chance of seeing some sunshine. eight to ten here. under a more complete blanket of cloud in scotla nd more complete blanket of cloud in scotland it could be up to 1a degrees. there are signs of a change from sunday to monday and that front will begin to show signs of wanting to come further south. a lot of cloud around on monday night, so relatively speaking for the time of year the temperatures are above the seasonal norm. on monday we will see the first signs of mild air so many of us have seen giving away behind that weather front as it slips down through scotland and northern ireland and eventually just through scotland and northern ireland and eventuallyjust bringing enough cloud to the north—west of england and wales for there to be the odd spot of rain. to the south of that the air will be drier and it could be sunny with temperatures up to 14. could be sunny with temperatures up to 1a. but something cooler and fresher beginning to show its hand in the north—west of scotland and monday into tuesday we co

living on the isle of man. but she commutes, essentially, we know she has had pumps on the isle of man, but she has been cited as far away as cornwall, which is amazing to think they are travelling that kind of distance, it is in clearly a highly mobile species, using one area for a particular activity, in this case having her pubs, and others for other reasons. you talk about climate change in warmer waters, we have some pictures of some dolphins. this is how far south dolphins are moving. we know there is a population of bottlenose dolphins in the moray firth in scotland. they have been recorded there for a number of years. but this year, earlier this year they we re this year, earlier this year they were recorded of yorkshire, which is the most southerly recording of this particular population we are aware of, they potentially travel further than that but that is as far as we are aware, whichjust than that but that is as far as we are aware, which just shows the distance these animals are travelling to hunt,

today is a day of transition especially across northern and western parts of the british isles. cloud and wind and rain. at least that wind is from the south—west. eventually all of us will turn milder. there is rain in the forecast across northern and western park. a different story in the south where it will be dry with some sunshine. my real concern is in the north—west. before it stops raining we could see 80 millimetres of rain quite widely. and some of the gusts up to 60 miles an hour. coming in from the south—west. the central belt of scotland, 12 degrees. a chilly start across the south—east, it may stay on the poolside sunshine. 0vernight, the cloud and rain moves towards the south. more rain in the far north of scotland. those mild temperatures will win out, on friday, a real contrast, up to 12. rain still in the first half of the day. we are left with a day of sunny spells and blustery showers, some quite heavy and prolonged. essentially, a mild day across the southern half of britain. later on, these guys will clear, with high pressure starting the weekend â€

decent enough time across southern and eastern parts of the british isles today. but you didn't have to go much further north from brixham to run into this sort of thing up towards the waiting area. further north and west again into the western side of scotland, rain and rain and blowing and blowing for the greater part of the day. through the night, the rain slums and sway a little bit further towards the south of the british isles. what it's going to be a markedly milder night than anything we have seen this week so far. you will not be scraping your car first thing on friday morning. but it will be wet to start off across the southeastern quarter. then a lot of cloud across the rest of them lived in wales, area of the wind and showers will work its way into the north of wales and england as we get him through the afternoon. further north, again, through the afternoon, there will be some sunshine, your temperatures will begin to dribble away, despite the presence of that sunshine. it stays mild in the south. a decent enough day for most for the start of saturday

the second half of the week will bring some very windy weather to part of the british isles. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2pm... a man who carried out a string of attacks on women and children has been found guilty of a 37 offences, including rape, false imprisonment and kidnap. justice mccann is a horrendously dangerous individual, who has shown com plete co ntem pt dangerous individual, who has shown complete contempt for his back dems. he is clearly one of the most dangerous exact offenders i think we have ever seen in this country. there are questions for the justice system, as it emerges mccann had been mistakenly released from prison three months before he began carrying out the attacks. the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major calls on voters in some areas not to back the tories. i think 30 is wrong and i think that he represents a view that is

on tuesday, that weather front will have worked its way across the whole of the british isles and eventually we will see things turning cooler and fresher, but ahead of that front on monday, across the south, there is an indication we could see drier, brighter conditions. if you have a plan for new year's eve, it should be mostly dry. there could be just a touch of fog. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: the cabinet office apologises after a list of the home addresses of new year honours recipients was accidently posted online. more than 70 people are believed to have been killed in a car bomb attack in somalia. many of the dead were students. a woman whose husband and two children drowned on christmas eve in a swimming pool in spain says all three could swim and blames a fault with the pool. now it's time for click, and this year's live show comes from the new v&a in dundee. the team hear about the region's pivotal role in video games, they drink water from a pollution—drinking car, and have a visit from nasa. are you well? that was great. trying to give spencer di

is a dry day was sunshine, however there will be showers working down the north channel across the isle of man into the north west of england and certainly lots of showers through the day in northern scotland and a few of them will come down the north sea just clipping eastern areas, particularly norfolk. temperatures between five and 10 degrees but it will feel colder than that on account of the strong winds and in the week ahead it isa strong winds and in the week ahead it is a week where we'll have a big roller—coaster ride of temperatures, and mild south—westerly winds interspersed with westerly winds. today we get the mild south—westerly winds and we see the rain and heavy rain will be accompanied by gusty, squally winds but it will also be mild with temperatures reaching a high of 11 up to 13 degrees across parts of england wales. into wednesday's forecast, a change in forecast as the squally weather front works across and we get a replacement of cooler wins and this is where we will see some of the most frequent showers. widespread frequent showers with hail and thunder, co

outbreaks of rain here through monday, initially heavy and persistent, particularly across the western isles, apache by the time it gets to the central belt. cloudy, dry across northern ireland after a cold sunny start across england and wales, increasing cloud across northern england and north wales. light winds but a brisk westerly wind across western scotla nd westerly wind across western scotland pushing in milder air, so 9-10dc, 6-8dc for scotland pushing in milder air, so 9—iodc, 6—8dc for england, wales and northern ireland. heavy rain across scotla nd tra nsfers northern ireland. heavy rain across scotland transfers its way across the northern isles to monday evening, heavy and persistent that time, then necklace away. we start tuesday dry, cold and frosty across wales, central and southern england, not as cold as northern england, more cloud feeds its way across in temperatures above freezing across northern scotland. as we go into tuesday, this area of high pressure d rifts eastwards. we tuesday, this area of high pressure drifts eastwards. we will introduce moister air meaning

, a busy day for the north and western isles, recorded over many, a single figures, maybe 10 celsius. as england. the new year's eve evening and night, the cloud will increase from the south on the west, clear skies for eastern scotland common northeast and eastern england. as we see in the new year, most will be mainly dry. fairly light winds away from northern scotland, we could see some patchy mist and fog over the hills. still a busy day across the northern and western isles on new year's day, but for most we're going to start mainly dry. a lot of cloud, the best of the brakes to the northern temperatures 6— 10 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: reports say that former renault—nissan boss carlos ghosn has left japan where he has been under house arrest, arriving in lebanon. one firefighter dies as fires continue to rage across australia. weather conditions, already described as catastrophic, are expected to worsen. a cyprus court convicts a 19—year—old british woman of lying about a gang rape. the uk government says it's seriously concerned. an

quite breezy for the northern and western isles. that ta kes northern and western isles. that takes into new year's eve night, but for most it is going to be dry, light winds, the mist and fog around, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central and southern and south—west england which will put its way further northeast words. so clear skies along eastern coasts of england and scotland. the winds will be like the most and around midnight temperatures are going to be in mid single figures. certainly colder along eastern coast of england and scotla nd along eastern coast of england and scotland under clear skies, and temperatures getting closer to freezing, so a chilly field for the end of 2019, quite a breeze blowing across the western and northern isles, too. quite blustery here. that continues engineers day. notice how the isobars are fairly close together across northern ireland and scotland. we have this area of high pressure which is dominating the scene, so the winds are lighter and for much of the uk we start 2020

it is a bit of cloud cycling around here, around the isles of scilly, possibly bringing a bit of rain during the morning and afternoon, that is pretty much it. the further north and east you are the weather is fine. the weather front from today has moved through by then, that means a bit colder tomorrow. the all—importa nt by then, that means a bit colder tomorrow. the all—important stroke of midnight into 2020. it looks as if the cloud will increase a bit across weather! western areas but it should be dry. northern and eastern parts of the country are enforcing clear skies and light when so many of us in for ideal weather conditions for new year's. here is new year's day, high pressure in charge of the weather across europe, here in the uk the weather is starting to turn out in the atlantic and that is to give an idea of things to come. we expect for these weather fronts to eventually brush the north west of the uk is ahead through early 2020. for many of us, the ist of january is looking fine with some cloud. the forecast for the first few days of 2020, for most of us mainly dry

you can see the clouds in the western isles. that will become more widespread over the next 204i was put in the south and the rest of the uk it is a case of cloud here and there aren't some clear spells. that will vary. where the sky is clear it will be a little bit cold. monday, a little bit more rain. rain for glasgow and belfast. temperatures right across the country will be mostly into double figures. if you're wondering about new year's eve, the weather is looking settled, high—pressure expected. watch out for mist and fog. that's it. hello this is the bbc news. the headlines... the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned, despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. a man has stabbed five people at the home of a rabbi in new york state — eyewitnesses said the attacker entered with his face covered, wielding a large knife. a former head of the civil service has called for an urgent inquiry into the new year honours data breach — in which the addres

we have a ready had gusts in the isles of scilly. we have fog lifting into locale allowed that will drift north. —— low cloud. it is the west that will see the rain. also strengthening wins. later as i mentioned touching gale force in areas exposed to the irish sea. as you can see through this evening at overnight, the band of rain continues to mock —— migrate north. it will still be windy with transient snow on the hills of scotla nd transient snow on the hills of scotland and behind it, some of us will see drier conditions. it will bea will see drier conditions. it will be a chilly night for some which averages in towns and cities falling to about five in edinburgh and glasgow, nine in cardiff. and then as we had through tomorrow, our first band of rain had ceased and our other one heads north but we will see a plethora of showers, some emerging to give longer spells of rain. the driest conditions the further north that you do travel, still quite breezy not as windy as today but the breeze is coming from a southerly directi

quite breezy for the western and the northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

just like today, cloudy across the western isles, northern ireland has no rain but it is windy. this air has travelled from the subtropics which is why it is mild here today. but look at the rain. to the south of that, the skies will be clearer across the north of england and that will have a bearing on the temperatures on monday morning. maybe two or 3 degrees in the colder spots but where the cloud lingers, mist and fog in places. tomorrow, i mention the cloud across scotland and northern ireland, a little bit more widespread, rain getting into glasgow and edinburgh and possibly belfast. to the south we have the sunshine. here is new year's eve. we have cloud across parts of the midlands. there parts of the midlands. could be light rain or drizzle there could be light rain or drizzle in the south—west of the country. in the daytime in northern england, looking fairly sunny. colder in edinburgh, 5 degrees. towards midnight, the weather looks fine, we are lucky high pressure is building across the uk so for many of us it will be clear skies, if you are unlucky it will be overc

more in the way of gaps in the cloud, particularly across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. the front is still there to be had, the thicker cloud across the north and north—west of scotland but as you come further south, lots of dry weather on sunday and there is a chance of an improving picture with regard to the amount of sunshine across the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, perhaps parts of the south—east. temperatures here not spectacular, at their highest, perhaps 13, 1a, 15 degrees if you get a little bit of brightness, somewhere like the moray coast. on monday, and as far ahead as that, the only significant change is to drag this weather front further south, just seeing signs of the air coming more from the north—west, behind that weather feature, so if you're close to it, you will get cloud and rain but later in the day, perhaps something brighter. on tuesday, that weather front will have worked its way across the whole of the british isles and eventually we will see things turning cooler and fresher, but ahead of that front on monday, across the south

north—west of scotland, outbreaks of rain, rain halted her starting to build up across the western isles and highland. otherwise, the odd spot of drizzle across western areas, fog and hill mist patches 00:00:57,136 --> 2147483051:37:14,110 around the top for most, cloudy and 2147483051:37:14,110 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 mild. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of survivors, including children, are being treated in hospital. everyone started screaming, kids are crying. and the lights were on in the plane, but there was no, like, sound. lady hale — who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court — voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on the justice system in england and wales. free hospital parking in england for some patients and visitors from april — but questions are raised over how it will be funded. now on bbc news, it's witness history 7 a look back at one of the highlights of the series. razia iqbal has five stories from the history of space exploration to

the same in the western isles. temporarily the weather will change towards the end of the week across scotland. northern ireland, maybe the north west of england. a weather front will bring some rain. that means possibly colder weather, wintry showers on friday. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 4pm... the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned, despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. five people have been stabbed in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of an orthodox rabbi. this is domestic terrorism. of an orthodox rabbi. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence, generate fear. calls for an independent inquiry after the new year honours data leak, in which the addresses of celebrities, politicians and police officers were published online.

, atiyah is this area of cloud you can see here on the satellite picture racing towards the british isles. if we look at the pressure pattern, that is the pressure and the isobars that causes the winds to blow in the first place and look how tightly squeezed together the isobars are approaching the south—west of ireland. this is a trough that will bring localised short—lived ferocious gusts of wind. now, the irish forecasters over at met eireann have actually got a red weather warning out in force for the south—west of ireland where gusts of wind could reach in excess of 80 mph around exposed coasts and hills whereas, here in the uk, the strongest winds come through overnight for wales, south—west of england, very windy for the west midlands for a time too, gusts reaching 65 to 75 mph. winds this strong are capable of bringing down some tree branches so there is a risk of some disruption to transport and perhaps power supplies as we head through sunday night and into monday as well. by monday, the low pressure system works into the near continent. we get these cold northerly winds

we will see the rain be pushed into the southern half of the british isles and there will be further showers to be had across northern areas and what is going to be an exceptionally mild night, certainly the mildest three have seen for a while, temperatures in double figures and thatis temperatures in double figures and that is how we start friday with no scraping of cars but it will be a wet start until we get rid of this rain from the south and push it off into the near continent and stay cloudy for a time and then from scotla nd cloudy for a time and then from scotland and northern ireland into the heart of england and wales and then we keep it to the south of the temperatures tending to dribble away a bit across scotland and that process continues as we break up the cloud because of that little bit of a ridge of high pressure which topples and during the course of the night during saturday but a dry one for many but make the most of the dry weather in the day of scotland and northern ireland because it does not stay that way. the cloud, the wind and the rain turning into a really

still, quite a breezy day across the northern and western isles on new year's day, but for most we're going to start 2020 mainly dry. with a lot of cloud, the best of any breaks or brightness to the north and the east of higher ground, and temperatures again 6—10 celsius. maadi this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: former renault—nissan boss carlos ghosn unexpectedly leaves japan, where he's been under house arrest, arriving in lebanon. blazes continue to rage across australia. weather conditions, already described as catastrophic, are expected to worsen and thousands are trapped in one coastal town. us prosecutors file hate crime charges against the man accused of stabbing five jewish people during hanukkah celebrations in new york. and why waking up the world to climate change isn't enough. we speak to greta thunberg. i'm being listened to and we, climate activists, are being listened to, but that doesn't mean that what we are saying

windy across the north and the west, especially the northern and western isles. temperatures only reaching 4 degrees in glasgow and edinburgh today. 0vernight, the cloud moving north—eastwards. some clear skies across eastern scotland and eastern england for a time. it is clear you need to wrap up warm because it will bea need to wrap up warm because it will be a cold night. some of this cloud in the west will be thick enough for some drizzle. 0ne in the west will be thick enough for some drizzle. one or two holes in the fog and mist around the london area. the same across scotland, a lot of cloud but a way to the east and still the northern and western isles. through the rest of the night, the cloud continues to push across night, the cloud continues to push a cross m ost night, the cloud continues to push across most areas. temperatures will rise. there will be patchy fog as well. in ten years day, transient high pressure ridge with a squeeze in the isobars indicating it's windier in the north and west. still the cloud picking up in some areas for the odd spo

weather front sinking south, this is coming from the south—west and will give spots of rain across the isles of scilly, devon and cornwall and possibly south wales. for wales, central and southern england, fairly cloudy. moving north into the midlands, northern england, scotla nd into the midlands, northern england, scotland and, for a time, before the cloud builds, northern ireland, we have sunshine. temperatures of about fourin have sunshine. temperatures of about four in edinburgh if you are getting ready for hogmanay, to about ten in plymouth. this evening and overnight, watch how the cloud builds. by midnight, eastern areas of scotla nd builds. by midnight, eastern areas of scotland handsomest in areas of england will be clear, so wrap up warm, it will be dry, but it is towards the west that it is more dry with spots of drizzle. any morning fog lifts tomorrow, tomorrow is generally dry but rather cloudy. hello, this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines: thousands of people seek refuge on the beach and in the sea to escape bush fires in australia — military helicopters and the n

quite breezy for the western and the northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

quite breezy for the western and hte northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's acloser look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

a very mild. 16 to 17 degrees in the western isles last night. it lasted briefly. tonight, clear skies breaking, developing one or two areas, two to three degrees early in the morning and some spots. by the afternoon, a case of sunny spells and temperatures around about 11 to 12 degrees. perhaps a little wetter in northern ireland and western scotland. a quick look ahead to new year's eve. it is looking pretty good. mostly dry. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 3pm. the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned, despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. five people have been stabbed in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of an orthodox rabbi. this is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence, generate fear. calls for an independent inquiry after the new year honours data leak, in which the addresses of celebrities, politicians and police officers were published online. restoration work on big ben will pause for

quite breezy for the western and hte northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's acloser look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

more clout and a brisk breeze for the western isles of scotland. milder here. for england, wales and northern ireland, 6-8dc the england, wales and northern ireland, 6—8dc the top temperature. the high pressure continues to drift east on wednesday. the frontal system pushes into northern ireland and scotland, the rain most persistent across scotland, then easing away. through thursday and into friday, the colder blue colours will be replaced with a milder yellow and orange colours for the end of the week. cold at first in the week ahead, slowly turning milderfrom the north. ifurther risk of fog. —— a further risk of fog. tributes to 23—year—old saskia jones, murdered in the london bridge terror attack. her family says she had a passion for helping the victims, of criminal injustice. the cambridge graduate was killed while working as a volunteer, at the prisoner rehabilitation conference, attended by her attacker. this is an attack on our community in many ways, and it was intended as such. it was meant to produce a form of terror and sadness, and it's

, atiyah is this area of cloud you can see here on the satellite picture racing towards the british isles. if we look at the pressure pattern, that is the pressure in the isobars that causes the winds to blow in the first place and look how tightly squeezed together the isobars are approaching the south—west of ireland. this is a trough that will bring localised short lived ferocious gusts of wind. now, the irish forecasters out at met eireann have actually got a red weather warning out in force for the south—west of ireland where gusts of wind could reach in excess of 80 mph around exposed coasts and hills whereas here in the uk, the strongest winds come through overnight for wales, south—west of england, very windy for the west midlands for a time too, gusts reaching 65 to 75 mph. winds this strong are capable of bringing down some tree branches so there is a risk of some disruption to transport and perhaps power supplies as we head through sunday night and into monday as well. by monday, the low pressure system works right into the near continent. we get these cold northerly wind

but otherwise it is dry and temperatures upper single figures for many parts of british isles. the high pressure will dominate in the middle of week and fits into that dome in the jet stream. there is another one lurking behind me. was in between there is something different. you get that sort of nick in the jet stream and into that a front will dominate the seenin into that a front will dominate the seen in northern and western parts through thursday. but look at this again, a mild run of south—westerlies ahead of that feature. so again for the time of year the temperatures are well above the seasonal norm. once we take what is left of that trailing front through the british isles, there comes that dome again of high pressure and so it is a rinse and repeat of where we were in the middle of week, this time next weekend the high pressure will still be doing its stuff. so a show change, mostly mild conditions and little sign of wintry weather. just one or two fronts with that wetter and windier spell. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers

tonight, you can see outbreaks of rain throughout the western isles, but dry for the bulk of scotland, northern ireland and the rest of the country. 0vernight, temperatures 3 or 4 degrees where the sky is clear. where the cloud hangs around, a bit milder. perhaps some rain getting into glasgow and edinburgh tomorrow, possibly belfast as well, but for england and wales it will be a dry day with temperatures of around 10 or 11, very mild, and new year's eve is looking mostly dry. the only thing we are watching out for is a bit of fog. hello this is bbc news with rachel schofield. the headlines... the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned — despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. a man has stabbed five people at the home of a rabbi in new york state — eyewitnesses said the attacker entered with his face covered, wielding a large knife a former head of the civil service has called for an urgent inquiry into the new year honours data breach — in which the addresses of celebrities, politicians and police off

quite breezy for the western and the northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

quite breezy for the western and hte northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year‘s eve. this takes into new year‘s eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we‘re going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here‘s a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we‘ve got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here‘s how new year‘s day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the

more in the way of gaps in the cloud, particularly across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. the front is still there to be had, the thicker cloud across the north and north—west of scotland but as you come further south, lots of dry weather on sunday and there is a chance of an improving picture with regard to the amount of sunshine across the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, perhaps parts of the south—east. temperatures here not spectacular, at their highest, perhaps 13, 1a, 15 degrees if you get a little bit of brightness, somewhere like the moray coast. on monday, and as far ahead as that, the only significant change is to drag this weather front further south, just seeing signs of the air coming more from the north—west, behind that weather feature, so if you're close to it, you will get cloud and rain but later in the day, perhaps something brighter. on tuesday, that weather front will have worked its way across the whole of the british isles and eventually we will see things turning cooler and fresher, but ahead of that front on monday, across the south

quite breezy for the western and the northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

north—west of scotland, the rainfall totals build up this weekend across the highlands and the western isles well and otherwise an odd bit of drizzle in the airfrom time to time across western areas and we will continue to see some hill fog patches around as well. for most, another cloudy day with temperatures 10—12d. for sunday, we draw up the air from even further south, from north africa, with the potential for high temperatures for late december across the north and east of scotland in particular. we could see an occasional brighter spell and there will be rain across the north west of scotland but otherwise another cloudy day with occasional brighter spells possible and look at these temperatures. potentially going as high as 15 degrees in north—east scotland. in aberdeen, it should only be 6 degrees at this time of year. 9 degrees above normal. beyond that, temperatures ease on through monday and tuesday but there should be a greater chance of at least a little bit of sunshine with temperatures across england and wales knocking around three or a degrees off as we head into monday a

through tonight, you can see outbreaks of rain on the western isles the bulk of scotland, northern ireland and the rest of the country. overnight temperatures, three or 4 degrees. where the clouds hang around it will be milder. here is the weather front for tomorrow, perhaps some rain in glasgow and edinburgh but for england and wales will be a dry day with temperatures around ten or 11 degrees. new year's eve looks dry as well. just watching out for a bit of fog. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: five people have been stabbed in new york state, during hanukkah celebrations, at the home of an orthodox rabbi. a man has appeared in court. this is terrorism. it is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence. the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned — despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled out of respect for those affected by the ravaging bushfires. we meet the uk's first paramedics trained to prescribe — in an effort to ease pressure on the nhs. liverpool beat wolv

we should build an area of high pressure close to the british isles. what does next week, rain or showers continue for a in the northern areas but a little bit above in the south. but it looks like the weather could turn drier but cooler from boxing like the weather could turn drier but coolerfrom boxing day. hello. this is bbc news with carrie gracie. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first, the headlines: a historic vote on capitol hill: congress will tonight decide on whether to impeach donald trump, a debate that deeply divides the house. if a president undermining our national security and using the federal government for his own selfish personal gain is not impeachable conduct, then, madam speaker, i don't know what is. it's a shame impeachment. it's been carried out at the expense of hard—working americans who just want us to move forward. britain's dementia crisis — millions of people may be forced to become carers for loved ones unless more money is invested in the system. former prime minister tony blair l

a very mild. 16 to 17 degrees in the western isles last night. it lasted briefly. tonight, clear skies breaking, developing one or two areas, two to three degrees early in the morning and some spots. by the afternoon, a case of sunny spells and temperatures around about 11 to 12 degrees. perhaps a little wetter in northern ireland and western scotland. a quick look ahead to new year's eve. it is looking pretty good. mostly dry. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 3pm. the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned, despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. five people have been stabbed in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of an orthodox rabbi. this is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence, generate fear. calls for an independent inquiry after the new year honours data leak, in which the addresses of celebrities, politicians and police officers were published online. restoration work on big ben will pause for

the moment lots of clouds streaming in from the last 16 sharri rain coming in now across the british isles down across france and the low countries tautly packed i suppose indicates some very blustery conditions quite a few showers rolling in that the main right bad is actually further sassing see this cold front there just rolling across jamey doubts walls the alps and that will bring some snows it tucks in i mean the next couple of days from monday i to myself is that the london and paris with those blustery shallows a cool wind it will feel significantly colder than that is that for vienna as well to see the snow over the high ground all the parts of italy of its wars the balkans turning increasingly unsettled over the next dad say to some wet weather to just around that eastern side of the med it will get wet still as we go on through choose day say southeastern corner of europe on the other side of the age at say well can scrape some very heavy downpours could see some localized flooding here for a time behind well warm wet weather coming back in across the northwest there for the bri

quite breezy for the western and hte northern isles, and a colder feel for many — 6—10 celsius typically the high on new year's eve. this takes into new year's eve night, where for most it will be dry, fairly light winds. we're going to see some mist and murkiness, particularly over higher ground and certainly the cloud already in place across wales, central, southern and south—west england will be slowly pushing its way further north and eastwards as the evening and night wears on. clearer skies across east and north—east england and eastern scotland. but here's a closer look at midnight. most places will be dry, light winds, quite a lot of cloud and, as i mentioned there could be some mist, some patchy fog in places. clearer skies across eastern, north—eastern england and eastern scotland where temperatures by midnight will be getting closer to freezing, and actually falling a little bit lower as the night wears on. where we've got the cloud, temperatures will easily stay above freezing. so here's how new year's day looks — a fairly quite affair across much of the uk, thanks to

figure cloud in the western isles, maybe some light rain. much of the uk on new year's day, a dry day but with a lot of cloud. sunshine at a premium, the best probably to the north and east of high ground. temperatures are many will not get into double figures. enter thursday, the system coming closer, sliding their way south and east so wet, windy day across much of scotland and northern ireland and eventually rain will start to settle into northern england and the far north of wales by the time we get to thursday afternoon. further south and east, it stays dry. cloud for all the uk on thursday. windy stop starting to push up some milder and so highs of12— starting to push up some milder and so highs of 12— 12 celsius. back to something dry friday and saturday and the return of some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: reports say the former boss of renault—nissan, who had been under house arrest, has left japan and arrived in lebanon by privatejet. carlos ghosn was due to stand trial on corruption charges and had been barred fr

it a stormy interesting week ahead 7 our is named storm of the season is on our way to the british isles which will be arriving to my. —— our first named storm. a lot of cloud across the uk now, and the chow the north—west wales and north—west england, northern ireland a lot of cloud, and in scotland we have got heavy rain which is going to put its weight north eastwards this afternoon, quite mild, temperatures ten or ii. overnight tonight, the band of rain pushes eastwards which is going to be heavy, accompanied by fairly squally winds, we are looking at blustery showers following across northern and western areas, it is a mild night, temperatures 6—9 account of the strong winds, and tomorrow it isa of the strong winds, and tomorrow it is a much windier date across all of the country, a day of sunshine and showers, the showers merging together to give lengthy spells of rain in the north—west as it starts to turn colder, but it is discreet in the isobars, the strongest winds going around coastal parts of ireland, gusts of 80 mph and then through sunday night, around the coast