sea coast, in off north sea coasts, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. tonight welcome to bbc news — i'm ben boulos — our top stories. german leaders say covid jabs could become mandatory from february and have announced tough restrictions on the unvaccinated. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections there. officials say vaccinations are vital. the real problem here is not a lack of vaccines, it is the fact that younger people seem very reluctant to get a jab. the governing conservative party, retains the parliamentary seat of old bexley and sidcup — but the uk by—election victory, is with a greatly reduced majority. tech and taxis — as kidnappings in cabs continue to rise in the democratic republic of congo — we investigate

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we're holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england haven't the sunshine for a good week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk, and again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache. at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air which will push into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we're in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it does look like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be c

we'll keep a few wintry showers running on to some of those north sea coasts and into east anglia. they do become fewer in the afternoon. many places having a dry day, plenty of sunshine. but there's more cloud coming into northern ireland quickly and then later on into western parts of scotland. ahead of that, though, temperatures maybe no better than three, four orfive degrees, despite the sunshine, so a colder day than today. so we're setting up that cold air at the moment across the uk. but if we look out further west, there's milder air trying to come in from the atlantic briefly. where we have the two, where the two meet, we have a weather front that could bring some snow during thursday evening to scotland just for a short while over the pennines welsh hills, perhaps some sleetiness down through the midlands and east anglia for a while, but it's only for a short while because it turns back to rain again and that rain is still hanging round, perhaps across more southern parts of england. threatening to go back into the south—west. later on should be a bit brighter. further

those showers move away but the cold wind continues to feed and a few showers on north sea coasts and east anglia. many other areas having a dry day. cloud moving into northern ireland. the head of that temperature is perhaps no higher than for a five degrees despite the sunshine. at the moment the colder air is in place across the uk and heading into thursday nights some milder air time to come in from the atlantic. where those boundaries meet we have a weather front that could bring some snow briefly into scotland and the pennines. but only briefly overnight as it turns back to rain still sitting across more in southern parts of england during friday and threatening to come back into the south—west later on. temperature is beginning to drop away a little again and some frequent and heavy showers coming into the north west of scotland and later into northern ireland. that sets us up for the weekend come into colder air once again during the weekend. some quite strong wind turning to the north and north—west once again and most of the showers will be on saturday. sunday should be

sea coast. in two monday, may be some subtle changes, many holding onto the cloud, but we could see some clear skies some sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england have not seen the southern sunshine for a good week or so, that will be a welcome change, probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk and again, whatever you are, it is going to be chilly whenever you heavy grey and gloomy skies are evenly sunshine. now, in the run—up to christmas, but has been giving us a headache. at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure trying to push on from the atlantic, that will have some weather fronts in it, atlantic, that will have some weatherfronts in it, some rain bands and slightly mild air pushing to the south and west. cole durant will want to continue to dig down from the north—east, so we are a bit of a battleground between bees and buses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week start

a few coastal showers, most of these across north sea coasts. these showers may tend to work their way further inland through the day. but it's going to be another cold day. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. germany announces tough restrictions on the unvaccinated as it battles a fourth wave of covid and says jabs could become mandatory from february. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections there. officials say vaccinations are vital. the real problem here is not a lack of vaccine is the fact that younger people seem very reluctant to get a job. —jab. days before her successor is appointed, germany's angela merkel is given a ceremonial send—off after 16 years in office.

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states announces a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics because of china's

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states announces a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics because of china's rec

generally 40 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. hello again. you're watching bbc news with me, david eades. these are the headlines: the biden administration has announced it will not be sending any diplomatic or other official us representation

temperatures holding out around 3—7, where we have the cloud, it will be breezier along some north sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we are holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunny breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england have not the sunshine for a good week or so, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk and then again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache, at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air pushing into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we are in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be c

what sushi of the algae come from an aqua farm of the norwegian, north sea coast, where viva. maurice works with local fishermen. they know the see like no one else and a perfectly equipped to harvest the algae. the company uses 2 types of micro algae, red and ram, and one type of nico, althea, they're unassuming organisms. all they need is a clean oxygen rich see to flourish up to 2 meters in 4 to 5 months. the harvesters must be careful not to damage the roots. then the algae rapidly grow back again. one harvest usually yields around $5000.00 kilos. lever maurice produces sausages at this factory once a week to keep it vague and production starts at 6. i am before any animal mate has touched the machines. the founder believes that the new alternatives for sausages and other foods we love could help reduce over consumption of meat and fish. al gay is the perfect ingredient, and not only for sausages, riley bure shots of the the problem didn't have bio shots and also give the body a lot of vitamin austin. how about am pure alvi? like the red dolls algae? it can be eaten straight as a

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. hello, this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china hits back at america's diplomat

sea coasts, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: german leaders say covid jabs could become mandatory from february and have announced tough restrictions on the unvaccinated. people who have not been inoculated against coronavirus are set to be banned from many public facilities, and non—essential shops. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections. over the last week, the daily number of new covid infections has increased fourfold, from less than 3,000 to more than 11,500. officials say vaccinations are now more vital that ever. the governing conservative party has retained the parliamentary seat of old bexley and sidcup, but the uk by—election victory for louie french has been secured with a greatly reduced majority. the poll was caused by the death from cancer of the former cabinet minister james brokenshire. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk.

sea coasts, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm victoria fritz. the who warns of a global covid surge, as 0micron cases are confirmed in 24 countries, and germany says jabs could become mandatory from february. applause and cheering the conservative party retains the parliamentary seat of old bexley and sidcup but with a greatly reduced majority. the american actor, alec baldwin, says he doesn't feel guilty over the fatal shooting on his latest film as he doesn't feel responsible. i feel that someone is responsible for what happened

sea coast, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. so, you know other programmes, this time of year, they have an advent calendar where it's an opportunity to play their best bits of the year gone by. so, the today programme did billy connolly today, who they spoke to earlier this year. lovely, although nothing can ever be better than the blue peter making their advent hanging thing with a coat hanger, but i'm ageing myself by saying that, but i have really happy memories of watching that. i know i'd love to do a craft—based version, but all we've got to work with is... laughter. so, we're going to do our own typically rubbish newscast version, which is called the badvent calendar, where people suggest our most cringey moments of the year. which is a good idea cos that's guaranteed to find

temperatures holding out around 3—7, where we have the cloud, it will be breezier along some north sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we are holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunny breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england have not the sunshine for a good week or so, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk and then again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache, at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air pushing into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we are in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be c

what so so field, the algae come from an aqua farm of the norwegian, north sea coast, where viva. maurice works with local fishermen. they know the sea, like no one else, and a perfectly equipped to harvest the auggie. the company uses 2 types of micro alkie, red and brown, and one type of nico althea. there are unassuming organisms. all they need is a clean oxygen rich see to flourish up to 2 meters in 4 to 5 months. the harvesters must be careful not to damage the roots than the algae rapidly grow back again. one harvest usually yields around $5000.00 kilos. lever maurice produces sausages at this battery once a week to keep it vague and production starts at 6 am before any animal mate has touched the machines, the founder believes that the new alternatives for sausages and other foods we love could help reduce over consumption of meat and fish al gay is the perfect ingredient, and not only for sausages, riley bure shops, m, b, them probably didn't have bio shots and also give the body a lot of vitamin. you also have our mature alvy do like the red dulls algae. it can be eaten straight

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we're holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england haven't the sunshine for a good week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk, and again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache. at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air which will push into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we're in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it does look like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be c

sea coast was up noticeably cooler once again for all of us that's it. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. if money is power, then one of the world's most powerful institutions is probably one you've never heard of. located in oslo and worth more than a trillion dollars, norway's sovereign wealth fund owes its existence to the country's vast reserves of oil and gas. it claims to be an ethical investor, so there was some

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we're holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england haven't the sunshine for a good week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk, and again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache. at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air which will push into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we're in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it does look like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be c

generally 40 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. our headlines today. new covid travel rules have come into force, meaning anyone

sea coast, where viva. maurice works with local fishermen. they know the sea like no one else and a perfectly equipped to harvest the algae. the company uses 2 types of micro algae, red and ram, and one type of nico, elderly. they're unassuming organisms. all they need is a clean oxygen rich see to flourish up to 2 meters in 4 to 5 months. the harvesters must be careful not to damage the roots than the algo rapidly grow back again. one harvest usually yields around $5000.00 kilos. lever maurice produces sausages at this factory once a week to keep it vague and production starts at 6 a. m. before any animal mate has touched the machines, the founder believes that the new alternatives for sausages and other foods we love could help reduce over consumption of meat and fish. al gay is the perfect ingredient, and not only for sausages i love your shots. i didn't pub linen have bio shots on also give the body a lot of vitamin. mm hm. brown and pure alvi like the red dulce algy. it can be eaten straight as a salt substitute or it can be deep fried a

sea coast, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. this is bbc news. the headlines... german leaders say covid jabs could become mandatory from february and have announced tough restrictions on the unvaccinated — people who have not been innoculated against coronavirus. they are set to be banned from many public facilities and non—essential shops. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections. over the last week, the daily number of new covid infections has increased fourfold, from less than 3,000 to more than 11,500 — three quarters of which are omicron. officials say vaccinations are now more vital than ever. the governing conservative party has retained the parliamentary seat of old bexley and sidcup, but the uk by—election victory for louie french has been secured with a greatly reduced majority. the poll was caused by the death from cancer of the former cabinet minister, james brokenshire. thousands of people are facing a seventh

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 degrees. by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. isa is a sally bundock with the top business story. the uk introduces new travel walls to combat the latest variant. many in the industry day the new

sea coast. the showers may tend to work and went through the day. it's going to be another cold day. this is bbc news. the headlines: germany and the united states announced new managed days to tackle covid—19 as the uk kate white is more than 100 million extra doses of it the next two years. as the prime minister has his booster, he tries to clear up confusion about christmas parties, saying they should go ahead. it's really nice to feel a sense or normality, its a struggle working from home constantly by yourself. why am wearing a mask in a taxi, then coming to a party with hundreds of people and are not wearing a mask, that's why people are confused it's not making any sense. the death of six—year—old arthur labinyo—hughes who was starved and tortured — his stepmother is found guilty of his murder, his father of manslaughter. the army is called on to help, in the wake of storm arwen — nearly 20 thousand people still have no electricity in scotland and northern england.

generally 40 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the biden administration has announced it will not be sending any diplomatic or other official us r

sea coasts. into monday maybe some subtle changes. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think many holding onto the cloud, but we could see some clearer skies or some sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england. parts of southern england haven't seen the sunshine for a week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. the best of the sunshine across the north of the uk. wherever you are it's going to be chilly, whether you have the grey, gloomy skies or the sunshine. the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache. at the moment, it looks like we could see this area of low pressure try to push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts in it, some rain bands and slightly milder air which will push into the south and west. colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. we are in a battle ground between these air masses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week to start with will be chilly and bright, and then it wil

a bit cooler across north sea coasts. into next week, for monday, we could start to tap into some of that colder air i showed you drifting southwards across the north sea, so i think many of us could be in single digits through monday and it could feel quite cool across some north sea coasts with that onshore breeze. so, beyond that point, for much of next week, the run—up to christmas, it looks like we could continue to see some of this cold air pushing in across the uk, perhaps even the chance of some showers, which could be wintry on the hills. and then it could be that low pressure starts to try and push in from the south—west towards the latter part of the week, but there's some uncertainty to this. at the moment, it looks like cold air wins out and then we could become a battleground of something milder in the south, again colder in the north. it looks like it'll stay largely dry in the run—up to christmas, quite a lot of cloud, a little sunshine, too. there could even be some showers, some of which could have

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we're holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england haven't the sunshine for a good week or so now,

start to pick up more of a northeasterly breeze, though, and that will be noticeable across north sea coast. and it's here where we'll see the temperatures drop a little bit, but the temperatures will be edging away generally across the country. as you can see, single figures for most. it's a similar story into monday, very little change. an area of high pressure close by. a lot of cloud, limited sunshine, but with the best of it, again, across the north. and again, those temperatures in single figures, most just about ten degrees there for plymouth. big question mark to what takes place in the run up to christmas. it looks like the uk will be in the battleground of some colder air to the north. some milder air to the south. so stay tuned. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. the headlines: a shock defeat for borisjohnson as the conservatives lose the north shropshire seat they held for nearly 200 years to the liberal democrats. if you are incompetent, it turns out if you tell lies, it turns out that if you take the people for granted, there is a price to pay. democracy and justice is

sea coasts, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. 15,000 uk households wake up after a seventh night without power due to storm arwen — the military are drafted in to help. the stepmother and father who tortured and killed six—year—old arthur labinjo—hughes face court for sentencing. cheering. the conservatives hold their seat in the old bexley and sidcup by—election, but with a massively reduced majority. someone is responsible for what happened and i can't say who that is, but i know it's not me.

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think many holding onto the cloud, but we could see some clearer skies or some sunnier breaks appearing across central and eastern england. parts of southern england haven't seen the sunshine for a week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. the best of the sunshine across the north of the uk. wherever you are, it's going to be chilly, whether you have the grey, gloomy skies or the sunshine. the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache. at the moment, it looks like we could see this area of low pressure try to push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts in it, some rain bands and slightly milder air which will push into the south and west. colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. we're in a battle ground between these air masses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week to start with will be chilly and bright, and then it will turn more unsettled around the christ

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 was up by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at time but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. hello. what i

sea coast, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos. the headlines... german leaders say covid jabs could become mandatory from february and have announced tough restrictions on the unvaccinated. people who have not been inoculated against coronavirus are set to be banned from many public facilities and non—essential shops. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections. over the last week, the daily number of new covid infections has increased four—fold from less than 3000 to more than 11,500. officials say vaccinations are now more vital than ever. the governing conservative party has retained the parliamentary seat of old bexley and sidcup, but the uk by—election victory for louie french has been secured with a greatly reduced majority. the poll was caused by the death from cancer of the former cabinet minister, james brokenshire. now on bbc news, panorama. as we gear up for christmas, jane corbin asks if our supply chains can deliver

generally a0 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday. and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around five to 7 was up by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we are still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the united states and as a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter olympics because of china

a few showers west wales, south—west england, but most of them i think across the north sea coasts. despite the centre, we will see tempers reach around 5 to 9 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: it is to pm. amid concerns about the omicron variant, the government orders more than 100 million extra covid vaccine doses. the pfizer and moderna vaccines will be used over the next two years. labour calls for an investigation into downing street's christmas party last year, as businesses decide whether or not to hold one this year. the duchess of sussex wins her privacy battle against the publishers of the mail on sunday — she says it's a victory not just for her, but for anyone who's ever felt scared to stand up for what's right. the army are called in to help as thousands of homes in scotland and northern england are still without power, almost a week after storm arwen. a fresh warning over soaring energy bills — by next spring a typical gas bill may have doubled from the year before. and help at last for the seal pups who were caught up in the storm

sea coasts. into monday, maybe some subtle changes. i think for many, we're holding onto the cloud, but we could see clearer skies or sunny breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern england haven't the sunshine for a good week or so now, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk, and again, whatever you are, it will be chilly whether you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache, at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure push in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some milder air which will push into the south and west, but colder air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we're in a bit of a battleground between these air masses around the christmas period. it does look like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be chi

sea coast. into monday, may be some subtle changes. i think for many, we are holding onto the cloud, but we could see clear skies and sunny breaks appearing across central and eastern england, parts of southern and have not the sunshine for a good week or so, so that will be a welcome change. probably the best of the sunshine again across the north of the uk and then again, whatever you are, it will be chilly when you have the grey and gloomy skies or even the sunshine. now, as the run—up to christmas has been giving us a headache, at the moment it looks like we could see this area of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. that will have some weather fronts, some rain bands and some mild air pushing into the south and west, but cold air will want to continue to dig down from the north—east. so we own a bit of a battleground between these our masses around the christmas period. it looks like the upcoming week to start with, certainly for the first few days, will be chilly and bright, then

sea coasts, noticeably cooler once again for all of us. that's it, take care. with robert fagg, his opposite numberfrom dover. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. governments ramp up restrictions to contain the rise of omicron but at what economic cost? cambo capitulation — shell abandons its controversial shetland oil project, saying the economic case isn't strong enough. shutdown averted — the us government won't run out of money this weekend — as congress passes a stopgap funding bill plus pulling the plug on wall street. ride—hailing giant didi is to delist its shares from new york amid growing scrutiny of chinese tech giants

generally 40 or 50 or so but could get windier around some north sea coast in the evening. now, after steaming into the uk, storm barra isjust going to stall overnight and into wednesday, and it will weaken as well. wednesday is still a windy day, just not as windy. the strongest winds are going to be in south wales and the southwest of england. and around that area of low pressure, showers or longer spells of rain rotating with some brief glimpses of sunshine. but it's still cold, temperatures around 5—7 . by the time we get to thursday our storm really is no more. it's continuing to weaken, the winds are continuing to drop. this band of rain from the atlantic will arrive into northern ireland later in the day. but otherwise, it's a much quieter day on thursday. a fair bit of cloud around, many places are going to be dry, some sunshine at times but we're still in cold air, temperatures typically at sixes and sevens. you're watching bbc news with me, david eades. these are the headlines: the biden administration has announced it will not be sending any diplomatic or other

, may be stronger in the evening over the north sea coasts. that is storm barra. it will weaken and the wind is going to ease on tuesday night. still win the on wednesday but not as windy. still windy across the south—west of wales and england. around the low pressure, showers and rain and cold enough in the north for a little rain and cold enough in the north for a little snow rain and cold enough in the north for a little snow on rain and cold enough in the north for a little snow on the rain and cold enough in the north for a little snow on the hills. rain and cold enough in the north for a little snow on the hills. not very nice. thank you. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm 0lly foster, here's what's coming up on spotsday tonight a fitting climax to the formula one championship or are hamilton and verstsappen on collision course the two great rivals in cricket prepare to renew their rivalry, we'll get the ashes latest from a

a few coastal showers, most of these across north sea coasts. these showers may tend to work their way further inland through the day. but it's going to be another cold day. this is bbc news, the headlines health officials in south africa say the new omicron variant of covid has become the dominant strain. infections jumped to 11 and a half thousand on thursday — a four—fold increase in a week. germany has announced tough new measures for people who have not been vaccinated. they are set to be banned from many public facilities and non essential shops. a vote on whether to enforce mandatory vaccinations will also take place. a majority in the us house of representatives have approved a bill to avoid a partial government shutdown. federal agency funding — that would have expired on friday — has been extended through to february 18th. and just days before her successor is appointed, chancellor angela merkel has been given a ceremonial send—off by the german military after 16 years in office. she officially steps down next week.

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a few coastal showers, most of these across north sea coasts. these showers may tend to work their way further inland through the day. but it's going to be another cold day. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. germany announces tough restrictions on the unvaccinated as it battles a fourth wave of covid jabs could become mandatory from february. south africa says the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections there. officials say vaccinations are vital. the real problem here is not a lack of vaccine is the fact that younger people seem very reluctant to get a jab. days before her successor is appointed, germany's angela merkel is given a ceremonial send—off after 16 years in office. and — norway's annual christmas tree gift to britain looks decidely down in the dumps.

it's been windy for a few hours along some north sea coast, gusts of 66 mph. inland areas, typically 40 mph. not only have we had the strong winds, there was some snow briefly over some northern hills of england and we also had some snow in southern scotland. the weather has improved here as the snowy weather has moved into highland and grampian. the storm itself underwent explosive cycles, so it deepened rapidly thanks to those strong winds. it will weaken overnight tonight and the winds will start to ease down. you can see all of that cloud wrapped around the storm. that is that sweep of rain and briefly some snow in highland and grampian. that's moving away and we continue to feed in showers and longer spells of rain around tonight. it'll still be windy, particularly over some western coasts, wales and the south—west. temperature is not as low as last night because of the cloud wind and rain. it won't be as windy tomorrow but still strong winds across the northern isles, northern ireland, much of england and wales. in parts of wales and the south—west,

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