but it'll be windy for a good part of the day down those north sea coasts, and feeling cold with those showers in the morning in particular. a few showers out west filtering through the irish sea into north wales, but a lot of the showers fade away during the afternoon, and many places will be dry and quite sunny. will be a windy day, but gradually the winds ease a bit, probably, though, feeling a bit colder than it did on sunday. and with the winds continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost for a while for the eastern side of the uk, before the winds pick up again overnight, drag in some milder air, and these weather fronts are on the way. and that means for tuesday, we've got cloud, we've got outbreaks of rain, quite a few bands of rain pushing their way eastwards. it's the last one, though, that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds out there as well. it will be a windy day everywhere. it's going to be a mild one, temperatures typically in double figures. that mild, wet, windy weather then gets swept down towards the south—eas

it will be windy for a good part of the day down the north sea coast and will feel cold with those morning showers in particular. a few showers out west filtering into the irish sea and south wales, but lots of the showers fading away in the afternoon and many places will be dry and quite sunny. it will be windy, but gradually they winds will ease a bit. probably feeling colder than it did on sunday. with the wind continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost in the eastern side of the uk before the winds pick up again overnight, dragging on some mild air, and these weather fronts are on the way. tuesday, we have clouded outbreaks of rain. quite a few bands of rain pushing their way east. it‘s the last one that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds as well. it will be a windy day everywhere, it‘s going to be mild, temperatures in double figures. that mild, wet and windy weather than get swept towards the south—east. out of the way by wednesday. we are all into chillier air, low pressure to the north—west of the uk, maybe gales in

sea coast where it will feel cold in the showers and a few showers coming in off the irish sea towards wales but the shower is becoming fewer through the day as the wind gradually becomes lighter and a lot of places will be dry with sunshine, but it will feel colder than today. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: campaigning intensifies, as politicians canvass in key battlegrounds with just days until the country goes to the polls. in india, at least a0 people are killed in a fire at a factory making school bags in delhi. a 13—year—old boy is among three people arrested for involvement in the murder of a woman stabbed to death in northamptonshire. a man is arrested after video emerges of alleged racial abuse of manchester united players during yesterday's derby. now on the bbc news, it's time for the travel show, which this week heads to seoul to explore the booming south korean beauty market. from barren rock to botanical wonderland. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, carmen roberts. and this week, we're coming to you from seoul in south korea, where looking good s

that has been pulling away out into the north sea so pulling away out into the north sea so it will be drier and sunnierfor what is left of today. those showers will be making further progress into wales, western england, south—western and other western part of scotland. pretty mild for this time of the year. the wind is picking upon in the south—west. the breeze will blow in more showers from the western side of the uk pushing their way eastwards overnight. enough of a breeze to keep tempted at three or 4 degrees. frost in the north—east of scotland where we will have clearer skies and a lighter wind as well. a chilly day tomorrow. the main focus of the showers will be across southern scotland, northern ireland and northern ireland. it should on the whole be largely dry with sunshine. we could see the number of flood warnings dropping and those temperatures going up to ten or ii degrees across southern parts of finland and wales. —— england and wales. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... tesco suspends christmas card production at a chinese factory after a six—year—

but it'll be windy for a good part of the day down those north sea coasts, and feeling cold with those showers in the morning in particular. a few showers out west filtering through the irish sea into north wales, but a lot of the showers fade away during the afternoon, and many places will be dry and quite sunny. will be a windy day, but gradually the winds ease a bit, probably, though, feeling a bit colder than it did on sunday. and with the winds continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost for a while for the eastern side of the uk, before the winds pick up again overnight, drag in some milder air, and these weather fronts are on the way. and that means for tuesday, we've got cloud, we've got outbreaks of rain, quite a few bands of rain pushing their way eastwards. it's the last one, though, that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds out there as well. it will be a windy day everywhere. it's going to be a mild one, temperatures typically in double figures. that mild, wet, windy weather then gets swept down towards the south—eas

gale is here, so through the north sea. gale is here, so showers are for a while, those will ease off and then we will see things calming down, winds gradually easing, most places will be dry and sunny foot of a little chilly at perhaps and some cloud and patchy rain arriving in the afternoon. more wet and windy weather to come. the next weather system are driving in during tuesday during tuesday and tuesday night, that will bring some heavy rain, likely to bring some storms again as well. this is bbc world news. the headlines: donald trump has thanked iran for what he described as very fair negotiations which led to a rare exchange of prisoners between the two countries. iran released an american phd student. in return, the us freed an iranian scientist. a huge bush fire that's burning out of control near sydney may take weeks to put out. the mega blaze, north of sydney, stretches for 60 km and is bigger than the city itself. air strikes on rebel—held territory in the syrian province of idlib are reported to have killed

that will fade away most of the showers and 50 strong list of the winds out into the north sea and it will be pretty windy for most of the day down the north sea coasts and feel cold too, quite a few showers at first, quite a few coming of the rst and north wales but gradually they become fewer. still a windy day but it will become less windy day but it will become less windy but it probably will feel colder. —— of the irish sea into north wales. we may have a touch of frost for eastern areas but then the winds pick up later into the night and we dream these weather fronts and we dream these weather fronts and pick up some milder air and bring some rain in, cloud and rain on tuesday. a couple of bands putting eastwards. it is the second one that looks particularly wet and thatis one that looks particularly wet and that is going to be accompanied by some squalling winds too. temperatures double figures for most of us but it is the wind and rain thatis of us but it is the wind and rain that is the story. that milder air get swe pt that is the story. that milder air get swept away is

it will be windy for a good part of the day down the north sea coast and will feel cold with those morning showers in particular. a few showers out west filtering into the irish sea and south wales, but lots of the showers fading away in the afternoon and many places will be dry and quite sunny. it will be windy, but gradually they winds will ease a bit. probably feeling colder than it did on sunday. with the wind continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost in the eastern side of the uk before the winds pick up again overnight, dragging on some mild hour, and these weather fronts are on the way. tuesday, we have clouded outbreaks of rain. quite a few bands of rain pushing their way east. it is the last one that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds as well. it will be a windy day everywhere, it is going to be mild, temperatures in double figures. that mild, wet and windy weather than get swept towards the south—east. 0ut weather than get swept towards the south—east. out of the way by wednesday. we are all into chillier hour, low pr

that will calm things slightly but still gales, this time for the north sea coast. some showers in the east early on but things should become brighter later in the day, a chillier feel for monday. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... as the final few days of campaigning get underway — the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. meanwhile, labour has set out its plans for social care if it wins the election — by offering more funding and free personal care for older people in england. a man has been arrested in connection with allegations of racist abuse directed at players during the man city, man united game yesterday. a factory fire in the indian capital, delhi, which broke out in the early hours of the morning has killed at least 43 people. the british boxer anthonyjoshua has reclaimed his world championship belts from andy ruinr, becoming only the fourth heavyweight in the sport's history to win a direct rematch. dame helen mirrenjoined crowds in trafalgar

forecast for sunday, the weather front will be over the south, and it clears out into the north sea. in the wake of it, with the low pressure, a breeze blowing in some showers. here is the morning, still the remnants of the overnight rain in the extreme south—east, then behind, we have a much fresher, brisk conditions, it will still be relatively mild, about 10 degrees in london, seven in belfast. the weather will be changeable towards the west, sunny spells and showers. the christmas outlook, we are expecting further areas of mild air to move on from the south, squeezing the cold air towards the north, no snow on the forecast in the run—up to christmas christmas itself. monday, we are anticipating cloud and rain in western scotland, even in the hills it should be mostly rain. in the south, perhaps rain monday night, but the bulk of the uk on monday should have fine weather. monday for many of us will be dry and bright if not sunny. apart from the south and the extreme north—west. here is christmas eve and christmas day. on tuesday, christmas eve, the weather is looking fine an

from the north sea to the irish sea, labour's red wall reduced to rubble. jon kay, bbc news. let's leave you with some of the memorable words and images of the general election which changed electoral map of the uk. 0ur exit polls suggesting that there will be a conservative majority. getting brexit done is now the irrefutable, irresistible, unarguable decision of the british people. i will not leave the party in any future general election campaign. corbyn was a disaster on the doorstep. everyone knew he could not lead the working class out of a paper bag. for me this is about whether the later matt party even has any right to exist.|j whether the later matt party even has any right to exist. i still believe that we, as a country, can believe that we, as a country, can be warm and generous. the scottish national party, 17,000... # i'm dreaming ofa national party, 17,000... # i'm dreaming of a white christmas. good afternoon, everybody. isay dreaming of a white christmas. good afternoon, everybody. i say thank you for the trust you have placed in us you for the trust you have

a few showers out west filtering through the irish sea into north wales, but a lot of the showers fade away during the afternoon, and many places will be dry and quite sunny. it will be a windy day, but gradually the winds ease a bit. properly, though, feeling a bit colder than it did on sunday. but with the winds continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost for a while on the eastern side of the uk, before the winds pick up again overnight, dragon some mild air, and these weather fronts are on the way. and that means which is say we‘ve got cloud, we got outbreaks of rain. we got a few bands of rain putting their way eastwards. it is the last one, though, that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds out there as well. it will be a windy day everywhere. it‘s going to be a mild one. temperatures typically in double figures. at mild, wet, windy weather then gets swept down towards the south—east on tuesday evening. 0ut swept down towards the south—east on tuesday evening. out of the way by wednesday. we are all into some chilly ai

but it'll be windy for a good part of the day down those north sea coasts, and feeling cold with those showers in the morning in particular. a few showers out west filtering through the irish sea into north wales, but a lot of the showers fade away during the afternoon, and many places will be dry and quite sunny. will be a windy day, but gradually the winds ease a bit, probably, though, feeling a bit colder than it did on sunday. and with the winds continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost for a while for the eastern side of the uk, before the winds pick up again overnight, drag in some milder air, and these weather fronts are on the way. and that means for tuesday, we've got cloud, we've got outbreaks of rain, quite a few bands of rain pushing their way eastwards. it's the last one, though, that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds out there as well. it will be a windy day everywhere. it's going to be a mild one, temperatures typically in double figures. that mild, wet, windy weather then gets swept down towards the south—eas

still quite a keen breeze in the north sea coast. a few showers, but they should ease as the day goes on. lots of sun turn around, but it will feel cold with single figure temperatures. overnight, under the clear skies, the temperatures will plummet. particularly out towards the east. to the west, the next system begins to take in. strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain, gradually working a little further eastwards. for east anglia and the far south—east, we could hang on to clear skies for much of the night and we can expect a frost in the morning. tuesday, across the board, a windy day. particularly for irish sea coasts. the rain gradually works its way eastwards. some heavy bursts of rain and squally winds. notice the difference in the temperatures. back up into double digits. looking at tuesday into wednesday, that second hand of rain squeezes out the milder air and we are back in colder conditions. low pressure to the north of scotland will dominate the scene. breezy through wednesday, but not as blustery for most places as

from the north sea to the irish sea, labour's red wall reduced to rubble. jon kay, bbc news. plenty more coverage and analysis of the uk's general election on our website. and you can find plenty more detail on the next steps with brexit as well. finally, a memorable moment in the british election. and it was indeed a big moment for boris johnson as he won his parliamentary seat in his west london constituency. as the results were announced, the prime minister shared the stage with some interesting characters, including a candidate from britain's infamous monster raving looney party. take a look. music plays. i. music plays. i, lloyd white, being the acting returning officer for oxbridge and... do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate is as follows. harvey jonathan david, known as count been faced, independent, 69. —— count been faced. hughes, david speers and, known as lord bach it had, the official monster raving looney party, 125. burke, norma, independent... trying to get across the idea that if alexander boris johnson wasn't... the i

but it'll be windy for a good part of the day down those north sea coasts, and feeling cold with those showers in the morning in particular. a few showers out west filtering through the irish sea into north wales, but a lot of the showers fade away during the afternoon, and many places will be dry and quite sunny. will be a windy day, but gradually the winds ease a bit, probably, though, feeling a bit colder than it did on sunday. and with the winds continuing to ease in the evening, there may be a touch of frost for a while for the eastern side of the uk, before the winds pick up again overnight, drag in some milder air, and these weather fronts are on the way. and that means for tuesday, we've got cloud, we've got outbreaks of rain, quite a few bands of rain putting their way eastwards. it's the last one, though, that will see the heaviest of the rain, and some particularly squally winds out there as well. it will be a windy day everywhere. it's going to be a mild one, temperatures typically in double figures. that mild, wet, windy weather then gets swept down towards the south—eas

in the north we need to manage the north sea sustainably and preserve the market to get their water and market access go hand in hand and in the future they must remain connected to what they. should access to british waters be curtailed or cost on many of these fish are women and men would no longer be able to make a living. the dutch government is offering financial support including incentives to those who want to retire from the jobs that most here can't imagine doing anything else. fisherman and i'm going to say one life you know. but for many others here there's a growing sense that bracks it is pushing their livelihoods in peril. it's been a bad year for boeing's 737 max jets and it's not going to get any better anytime soon u.s. regulators just announced that quote a number of milestones need to be completed before the jets can return to the skies now for boeing employee has accused the company of ignoring chaotic conditions in one factory which could play the cost in the tragedies. as uncertainty continues to cloud the future of the ill fated boeing 737 max from washington come

the main rainband should clear off into the north sea for friday. in its wa ke we the north sea for friday. in its wake we should see sunny spells around. further showers pushing into the south and westward. again some of these will be quite heavy and it will be blustery in the south—west corner. temperatures coming down just a little bit across the north, 7-8d, just a little bit across the north, 7—8d, around the seasonal average. perhaps ten and 11 in the south. similar story as we head on into the start of the weekend. low pressure systems spinning around to the north—west of the uk. a bit of uncertainty with the detail. it does look like it will generally remain u nsettled look like it will generally remain unsettled as we head on into the new weekend. there will be quite a lot of sunshine around common nothing across central, northern, and eastern areas, but the nest that could move into the south and was later on. it will be quite wet across the southern areas. as we head on into sunday, sojonah showers following behind. it could be wet

to shaaban the north we need to manage the north sea sustainably and preserve the market to get their water and market access go hand in hand and in the future they must remain connected to cope with water. should access to british waters be curtailed or car saw many of these fish are women and men would no longer be able to make a living. just government is offering financial support including incentives to those who want to retire from the job but most here can't imagine doing anything else. i mean fisherman and i'm going to stay one life you know. but for many others here there's a growing sense that bracks that is pushing their livelihoods in peril. it's the 1st european central bank meeting under its new head. the former international monetary fund chief took over europe's most powerful financial body and november and she promised a rigorous assessment of how the e.c.b. does business from handling inflation targets to fighting climate change. the new president of the european central bank wants europe's monetary policy to do more for climate protection climate change finally reac

in the north we need to manage the north sea sustainably and preserve the market to get there also and market access go hand in hand and in the future they must remain connected to what . should access to british waters be curtailed or konsole many of these fish are women and men would no longer be able to make a living. the dutch government is offering financial support including incentives to those who want to retire from the job but most here can't imagine doing anything else. with fisherman and i'm going to say one life you know. but for many others here there's a growing sense that bracks that is pushing their livelihoods in peril. it's been a bad year for boeing's 737 max jets and it's not going to get any better anytime soon u.s. regulators just announced that quote a number of milestones need to be completed before the jets to the skies now for boeing employee has accused the company of ignoring conditions in one factory which could have played a cost in the tragedies. as uncertainty continues to cloud the future of the ill fated boeing 737 max from washington comes a message o

for these incidents have taken place over the north sea the baltic sea and the blacks if they've involved western and russian warships and really terry aircraft basically he knew and was ition military. means russian aircraft over the north sea were filmed by the brit. air force. more and more nato aircraft are taking part in interception missions including going to spare planes. germany is making a substantial contribution to nato is program to help protect the baltic states. but such busy skies are not without risk. that. we're still uses more fool by snows imagine what would happen if for example a russian military aircraft crossed the border there by accident or deliberately and was shot down by a western or american forces like. that there's a big danger such an incident could lead to an escalation that quickly spirals out of control. so the tensions present here in europe today are a major cause for concern. good to. see a bidding cliff. these u.s. b. 52 bombers are preparing to take part in a training exercise in the baltic states. many see this deployment as a message to russia. a

heavy bursts of rain, which will only slowly pull out into the north sea, and even then, some rain likely to be left behind for parts of the midlands, south—east wales and the west country. but, generally speaking, it turns into a day of sunny spells and showers, cooler than it has been, and particularly chilly across northern ireland, if any areas of fog or low cloud linger for a good part of the day. we'll see some more fog forming here, ithink, for a time on friday night. elsewhere, plenty of showers moving from the south—west towards the north—east. some clear spells, as well, and what will be a somewhat chillier night than we've been used to lately. across the northern half of the uk, if you do see clear skies overhead and winds fall light, but you could just get a pinch of frost. so low pressure still with us on saturday. quite a complex weather chart, actually, this little front here bringing some showers north—eastwards, a more active frontal system down towards the south—west. so we see these lines of showers pushing north—eastwards through the day, some good sunny sp

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from the north sea to the irish sea, labour's red wall reduced to rubble. jon kay, bbc news. the conservatives did lose votes in the south of england and scotland, but these were balanced by all the gains in the rest of england and wales. labour, meanwhile, lost vote share in every nation and region across britain. my colleague reeta chakrabarti has been looking at the some of the key results in more detail. i want to show you the final score board, the state of the uk parties. and, as you can see, the conservatives having a very good night, gaining 47 seats. labour losing 59 seats. a bad night for them. and the snp also putting in a strong performance, gaining 13 seats. i want to show you, though, how the vote share changed, compared to the 2017 election, and what's so interesting here is the conservatives actually only put on one point in terms of vote share. the labour vote share dropped sharply by eight points. and it's the difference between the two that's allowed the conservatives to surge forward and gain all those seats. i want to show you some more detail about conse

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the tax break is used to defray the costs of dismantling oil and gas rigs in the north sea. shell's chief financial officer said the company complies with the applicable tax laws "in all the countries and locations in which we have a taxable presence. " the british pound has now shed all the gains it made —— that's it for the business briefing this hour. chemotherapy drugs could become more effective and have fewer side effects, according to doctors at a hospital in surrey. although the trial at the royal marsden is still at an early stage, acoustic cluster therapy aims to help anti—cancer drugs target tumours without attacking healthy cells. 0ur health reporter laura foster has more. nerves are common when you were a patient in hospital. even more so when you are the first person in the world to receive a new treatment. you feel quite vulnerable. it's also very exciting. in my guinea pig? it's quite nerve—racking. this is acoustic cluster therapy which aims to make anti—cancer drugs more effect give. but how? 0ne to make anti—cancer drugs more effect give. but h

heavy bursts of rain, which will only slowly pull out into the north sea, and even then, some rain likely to be left behind for parts of the midlands, south—east wales and the west country. but generally speaking, it turns into a day of sunny spells and showers, cooler than it has been, and particularly chilly across northern ireland if any areas of fog or low cloud linger for a good part of the day. we‘ll see some more fog forming here, ithink, for a time on friday night. elsewhere, plenty of showers moving from the south—west towards the north—east. some clear spells, as well, on what will be a somewhat chillier night than we‘ve been used to lately. across the northern half of the uk, if you do see clear skies overhead and the winds fall light, well, you could just get a pinch of frost. so low pressure still with us on saturday. quite a complex weather chart, actually, this little front here bringing some showers north—eastwards, a more active frontal system down towards the south—west. so we see these lines of showers pushing north—eastwards through the day, some good s

england, a lot of rain falling, some big puddles, surface water and spread, that will going into the north sea is the day wears on but you could still have some parts of the midlands, south wales into the afternoon. it essentially turns to a destiny spells and cherish most of us, a cooler day than we have been used to, particularly chilly across northern ireland and more will cloud will linger. it is moved to friday nine to saturday, low pressure still in charge, this frontier will bring some showers, some of which will be heavy and more meaningful and saturday for most of us is a destiny spouse, lines of showers drifting with these words and then into the afternoon, we see this heavy rain towards the south of england coming towards the south of england coming to the south of wellesley when picking up your as well. during saturday night, that rain will scrape its way and clipping into the south of wales and a very wet ground could give some further flooding and low pressure is still with us as we go into sunday. so while the most persistent rail be clearing the way, there's still some show

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, cold enough for snow over the high ground and temperatures coming down again, so we're looking at highs of around five up to nine celsius, and it feels cool particularly in the win.

and the strongest of the wind transfers down the north sea coast. gales are likely with fish future was agreed that they that should become fewer and for most of us should become fewer and for most of us it should be dry with some sunshine to windy, yes, but the wind is slowly easing down and we have the first sign of rain in northern ireland later in the day. ahead of the, five or six degrees in eastern scotland, north—east scotland, i have 12 in the south—west. that ridge of high pressure does not last long, however, because more weather systems a re long, however, because more weather systems are arriving into tuesday in the winter strengthening as well. maintaining this very unsettled spell. so we will get more rain, i think, on tuesday. strong to go forth wind as well, particularly squally on the second band of rain. showers following in the evening from the west but that, temperature typically into double figures. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has thanked iran for what he called a very fair negotiation that led to a prison

sea coast to affect eastern england. away from that, temperature 6-10d but england. away from that, temperature 6—10d but factor in the strong winds and it will feel cold, and as far as the rest of the week goes, we will see significant day—to—day swings in temperatures as cold and north—westerly winds interspersed with mild to south—westerly winds. 0n with mild to south—westerly winds. on tuesday, it is the turn of the south—westerly winds blowing in, a band of heavy squally rain pushing eastwards so again there will be strong and gusty winds around but it will be mild, temperatures 10—13d, but those south—westerly winds clear off and as we head towards the middle part of the week, they will be replaced by cooler north—westerly winds, another unsettled day, windy at times particularly in the north and west where there will be frequent showers but is immune from seeing the downpour during the course of the day interspersed with brighter weather. it could be cold enough wintry nurse but temperature 6-9

the strongest of the winds probably transferring to these north sea coast where we will see quite a few showers in the morning, and showers out west in the rsc. generally the showers will fade away, rsc. generally the showers will fade any rsc. generally the showers will fade away, many places will be driving sunshine by the afternoon. not as windy by then, but it will probably feel colder than did on sunday. chilly evening for eastern parts of the uk. then it gets wet and windy later on in the night, in time for tuesday. bands of rain, especially heavy rain, coming into western areas later in the day. here there will be squally winds around as well. another windy day but a mild day. temperatures in double figures. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: police in india arrest the owner of a building in delhi which caught fire killing at least 43 people. the fbi says it's treating friday's deadly attack on a us navy base in florida as a presumed terrorist attack. i'm samantha simmonds in london. also in the programme: russian athletes face sweeping sanctions for another doping—lin

the norway,lso north sea, that kind of thing. what about the possibility of an international listing for aramco? that was incredibly slow for this ipo. what are the prospects as we head into 2020? >> they're going to give at least a year or thereabouts. right now the market is looking at that valuation saying if you , how on earth are you going to manage? what has changed to make international investors think it is worth more than six months ago? the demand side not looking great. on the other hand it does offer a yield of sorts. the list is long. what exactly is the incentive for international investors to buy into this company? that is going to be the break for many international investors. as an international investor, you might find it wanting? >> it depends how you think about it. lots of otheran place in saudi arabia. it is also true to say the last barrel of oil pumped will almost certainly be from saudi arabia. that cost is so low. if you're going to invest in an oil company -- not particularly. program,ing up on the boei

that will fade away most of the show has the strongest winds out to the north sea and it will be pretty windy for most of the day. it will feel cold too, quite a few showers at first, one or two coming from the irish sea and north wales but gradually it showers tend to become fewer and lighter, a lot of places will be dry with decent sunshine. a windy day but it becomes less windy but it probably will feel colder. briefly, during monday evening, as it winds continue to drop, we may have a touch of frost for eastern areas and then the winds pick up later in the night and we do on these weather fronts and pick up milderairand bring on these weather fronts and pick up milder air and bring some rain, cloud and rain on tuesday. when putting eastwards, it is the second one that looks particularly wet and that will be a comely by some squally winds too. temperatures are double figures for most but it is the winds and rain that is the story. that mother air gets swept away. colder air comes in around that area of low pressure. gale is still possible in the north west of scotla nd still possible

this is the very cold looking north sea which, in a few hours' time, over 100 swimmers will go in and do their bit for charity and also blow the cobwebs out, as you say. i am joined by chris, organiser of the event. why do so many people turn up the day after christmas day? i don't know, but they come out in their thousands to support us. i suppose getting rid of the excess of christmas day, and raise money for charity. it all goes to local charities? pretty much local charities, yes. you are some of the guys who will be going in later, quite a personal story for why you are doing at this year? to raise money for a charity for our friends who passed away earlier this year, stephen, battled leukaemia. he grew up with him? yes, from a very young age. tell me about the charity that supported steven? it is called bright red it is in the north and they have five haematology nurses already funded, giving extra care and looking after people. one was on the ward stephen was on. you are going in as well, how do you feel about it at this moment in time? absolutely buzzing. buzzing, worried or n

strong winds, along the north sea coasts, choppy seas and they tend to ease through the afternoon. a big change in how things feel. factoring in the wind, it will feel the equivalent of freezing. 0vernight on monday and into tuesday, warming things up. temperatures rise overnight as the south—westerly wind begins to left. found piles in. try first thing in the east on tuesday. strong winds, something more wintry on higher grounds. look at the surge in temperatures. 12 or 13 degrees across the south—west. this yellow plume is tuesday is milder air. a flip of the coin next, a chilly story and waiting in the wings, heading our way, potentially mild weather. as we see the arrival of more areas of low pressure, the wet and windy story continues. everything but the kitchen sink for you over the coming days! this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11am. as the final few days of campaigning get under way, the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskilled migration. first violinists, nuclear physicists, prima bal

that is pushing the strongest of their winds over towards the north sea. so very windy, especially in the morning in those showers down the eastern coast of england and scotland. there will be a future was coming in over the irish sea into north wales. it will be a windy day. gradually the winds will become lighter. most places turning dry by the afternoon, but it will probably feel a bit colder than it did on sunday. with the winds continuing to ease during the evening, there could be a touch of frost briefly on the eastern side of the uk, but then the winds pick up later on in the night. we are drawing in some much milder hour as well. that milder outcomes with cloud and they will be outbreaks of rain, two bands of rain pushing across the country. the second one looks like we will see the heaviest rain on that, and the winds particularly squally on this point too. it should be a mild day, temperatures generally in double figures, but heavy rain and very windy conditions as well. but will sweep its way east during the evening, and taking away the mild hou

weakening through the days at south pull away towards the north sea. hide it some showers, the heaviest of which is in wales and south—west england. you can see a few showers and other western points of the uk as well. some brightness as well. temperatures generally in the hide amid figures locally, just into double figures. a transient ridge of high across us on christmas day so no snow but we do expect sunshine. lovely if you are wanting to go for a walk after lunch. through the day, high cloud will come in from the west turning to sunshine hazy stop temperature a wee bit above average for this time of year. if you are travelling on christmas day or evening, worth remembering that when it gets dark we expect some dense fog to form so do keep in touch with the weather forecast. it is really magical here. just beautiful. i've only just noticed i've onlyjust noticed your christmas brooch, carol. overview! gaveit christmas brooch, carol. overview! gave it to me. thank you very much. —— a viewer gave it to me. gave it to me. thank you very much. —

the rain pushes into the north sea. elsewhere, showers, wintry in the hills, and another cold night. tomorrow, we start with rain across the north east of scotland. dry weather, a few showers depositing snow on the hills, and wendy across south wales, south—west england and the channel islands with the risk of gale force winds. friday into saturday, we have this scooting across southern areas bringing rain. those isobars tell you it will be windy especially across england and wales. 0n windy especially across england and wales. on saturday, we start on a dry note, sunshine around, showers, still hill snow. then we see some rain. still an element of uncertainty how far north that will get on a saturday night. keep tuned to the forecast a few are going outdoors early on sunday. think it will in from the south—west across wales, the midlands into northern england, with snow on the hills. dry weather on either side with a view showers. temperatures only three in aberdeen compared to ten in plymouth and st helier. hello,

through the night the frontal system takes the rain into the north sea. it will be replaced by blustery showers with gale force gusts of winds to the south—west. temperature is around five or six here. clearer skies in the north—east, a chilly start in scotland. still some rain around so there could be icy stretches. lighter winds but plenty of isobars meaning a windy day for all. it should be a brighter start, more sunshine first thing in the morning, rain in the far north—east. the weather front will organise bands of shows across northern ireland, north—west england, north wales, some heavy and the odd rumble of thunder. if you dodge the showers and keep the sunnier moments it's still not very warm. highs of five to ten. the weekend, sunny spells, blustery showers for many. the potential for some snow across the hills on saturday night into sunday morning. we still have this cold air source with low pressure never too far away. up in the far north—west thatis far away. up in the far north—west that is where the frequent showers are likely.

sea. for most of us it is sunny, temperatures five to ten but factoring those northerly winds, i think it will feel quite bitter across eastern areas. we have something of a temperature roller—coaster going on as it miles winds battle it out with north—westerly winds. the winds changing direction and so too will the weather. on tuesday, we have this band of heavy rain at putting eastwards a cross this band of heavy rain at putting eastwards across the country put up all of us will see that, rain will be accompanied by gusty squally winds but it will be mild. temperatures reaching highs of around ten to 13 degrees across the south—west. the south—westerly winds clear off and then on into wednesday, again replaced by something more of a north—westerly wind. that will be bringing us a day of sunshine and showers was that the showers almost most frequent across western areas. a bit wintry over the top of the scottish hills, perhaps more across the northern pennines and for most of us

sea. gail is here, showers for a while, they will ease off and then we will see things coming down, the gradually easing, most places dry and sunny, chillier perhaps than cloud and patchy rain arriving in northern ireland during the afternoon. but more wet and windy weather to come. the next weather system driving in during tuesday night, bringing heavy rain, likely to bring squally as well. —— winds. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: the united states and iran have carried out a rare prisoner swap — coming despite heightened tensions between the two countries. questions raised about russian interference in the british election after the leak of sensitive trade documents. and a controversial audience with pope francis for malta's embattled prime minister. firefighters in australia say a fire burning near sydney is now bigger than the city's metropolitan area. hello and welcome to world news today. iran and the united states have carried out a rare exchange of prisoners d

sea to affect england as well. temperatures around 70 —— temperatures around 7 degrees foremost on the thermometer, but with the winds, it will feel very bitter. we will keep a close eye on storm atiyah and the strong winds we are expecting across western areas. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 3pm... the online forum reddit says it believes leaked government documents detailing uk—us trade talks and posted on its site are linked to russia. the really big question is how did those leaks get there in the first place? how did they end up online, being amplified by what reddit says is part of a known foreign influence operation? 0ceans are running out of oxygen — warn scientists — as global temperature rises put many species of fish at risk of extinction. fears that a mega bushfire near sydney that's burning out of control could take weeks to put out. in a rare move, a chinese—american researcher convicted of spying in iran has been freed in an apparent prisoner exchange. the billionaire b

it will push the strongest of the winds out into the north sea. it will be pretty windy for much of the day. it will feel cold too with showers at first, one or two coming in of the irish sea into north wales but gradually the showers become fewer and lighter, a lot of places dry with decent sunshine. still a windy day but less windy but it will feel colder. briefly during monday evening, as the winds continue to drop, and we may have a touch of frost and aries but then the wind picked up again and we draw in these weather fronts, picking up picked up again and we draw in these weatherfronts, picking up milder air, bringing cloud and rain. bouts of rain pushing eastwards. the second one looks particularly wet and that will be accompanied by squally winds. temperatures in double figures for most of us but the wind and rain is the story. and then that modern air get swept away is that rain band sweep the rain clear of eastern parts of england and colder air comes in the area of low pressure that is stuck to the north—west of the uk. gales possible

that will clear into the north sea through the morning. then for many it will be dry, with just a few showers, but it won't be too long before the next batch of rain comes in from the south, and it will also spread in from southern counties, moving northwards, getting towards the borders in northern ireland by the time we get to tomorrow evening. temperatures up to 40 degrees, pretty good for this stage in december. through the evening and overnight, the rain continues to advance across scotland. it will remain also across scotla nd scotland. it will remain also across scotland and later it will take a swipe at eastern england and also the midlands. as a result of all of this, it is not going to be a cold night, temperatures only falling between seven and nine degrees. so we start off tomorrow with that rain. the rain pushing away as we go through the morning, leaving most of us through the morning, leaving most of us with a dry day, a bright day. yes, there will be areas of cloud, and a few showers are scattered, more especially in the we

there will be a few showers coming in over the irish sea into north wales. but it will be a windy day, but gradually the winds become lighter, and most places actually turning dry by the afternoon. but it will probably feel afternoon. but it will probably feel a bit colder than it did on sunday. and with the winds continuing to ease through the evening, there could be a touch of frost briefly for the eastern side of the uk, but then the winds pick up again later in the night. we get these weather fronts on the scene and we are drawing in some much milder areas well. that mild air, of course, comes with cloud, and lb outbreaks of rain, two bands of rain at least putting across the country. this second one here, looks like we'll see the heaviest ones on that, and the winds particularly squally at this point as well. should be a mild day, temperatures generally in double figures, but some heavy rain and very windy conditions too. that will sweep its way eastwards during the evening and taking away the mild air, and then we are all into something a bit chillier

most of his rain is going to shuffle away into the north sea so it turns drier across northern england but to the south, there will be heavy showers, gusty winds, where they could be one or two thunderstorms. drierfor they could be one or two thunderstorms. drier for scotland and northern ireland away from the north—west and a bit chillier. we are in the same boat on christmas day. showers stayed away from northern scotland, mist and fog were left and it will be dry and sunny in most left and it will be dry and sunny in m ost pla ces left and it will be dry and sunny in most places with light winds. cloud for northern ireland rater and temperatures around 6—9dc. hello. this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines: boeing‘s chief executive, dennis muilenberg, resigns after serious criticism following two major accidents in which 346 people died. calls for a government inquiry into racism in football, after a premier league match is stopped for the first time because of allegations of abuse from the stands. the message we went then, hosting the london olympics, was tolerance,