something like her half of the carbon dioxide storage in the north sea is offshore of scotland. and it's also clear that north sea carbon dioxide storage held jointly between scotland, norway, and her. the offshore east of england. part of the u. k. was a little bit nourishing, that's the storage which is needed for all of europe. because many of the nation states in europe, which are, are netherlands, germany, france, are poland, cannot access huge carbon storage or in their own domestic territory. so it's very probable and it's been planned for many years. in fact, that term shipping of carbon dioxide or pipeline of carbon dioxide from those european states can easily come to the north sea, be accepted by countries like scotland, the u. k. annoy and be stored safely and securely deep beneath the north sea where it is well understood geological, safe and secure storage and where it can be monitored and detected for decades and decades to come to make sure that carbon dioxide is staying exactly where it's been . put, so this is a, a continental scale opportunity we have here. so

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another area of low pressure moving its way into the north sea at the moment. south of that, along more south parts of the uk, this is where we see the best of the weather. but we have got wetter weather coming into another england, and still a mixture of rain and snow across south easterly areas of scotland. these are the late afternoon, end of the day temperatures. a wintry mix through the night across south—eastern parts of scotland. likewise across northern england. some rain moves southwards across other parts of england, out of the west we see breaks in the cloud and the shower is becoming fewer. it stays quite windy overnight. generally speaking, temperatures should be a few degrees above freezing. this note of high pressure improving the weather across northern and western areas during tomorrow, but lower pressure is still across more southern parts of the north beating this cloud, bringing in some showers across more eastern parts of england in particular. perhaps across south—eastern scotland. drier through the day, particularly to the west. best

, it will bump into north sea coastal areas and turn wintry. snow likely. some showers in northern ireland. with those showers, this is where we will find most of them ice forming. a widespread frost around. lowest temperatures in scotland. tomorrow, showers end and we will keep some wintry showers running on to the north sea coast and east anglia. they do become fewer in the afternoon and many places are dry. plenty of sunshine but more cloud coming into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. temperatures may be no better than three, four or five degrees despite the sunshine. we are setting up the cold air across the uk but if we look further west, there is milder air coming infrom look further west, there is milder air coming in from the atlantic briefly. where we have the two, where they meet we have a weather front that could bring snow on thursday evening in scotland. over the pennines, welsh hills and east anglia. do it is only a short while because it turns back to rain and that rain is hanging round across southern part of engl

pushing off to the north sea, eventually clearing, - north sea, eventually clearing, behind it, some cloud left behind and patchy rain and drizzle across wales and northern england. scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells and northern ireland, sunny spells and a windy day across parts of england and wales, especially along the coast. temperatures ranging from five to 12 degrees. this evening and overnight, some cloud and clear skies, temperatures are low enough for a touch of frost across parts of scotland and northern england before the next band of rain sweeps in, milder conditions in the far south—west but cold as we push further north. this is where we'll start off with some brightness as the rain which is north through the course of the day, sharon is behind for a time but turning much milder it has been. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the hospitality sector welcomes the decision not to impose further covid restrictions in england before the new year, describing it as a lifeline but ministers say further restrictions hin

a little further north on the yorkshire coast swimmers have been hopping into the north sea, braving the waves in all manner of costumes and fancy dress. ahead of their swim, alison freeman went to meet some of them to find out why they were doing it. they're used to being in the cold and getting wet, but the lads from redcar rugby club's under—14s are still a little nervous aboutjumping in the north sea as part of the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it's going to be horrible. it will be very cold. i know that. but they're doing it for a good cause, thejunction, a charity in the town which helps support the mental health of young people like them and their friends. i have just lost a whole lot of confidence, like not being able to talk to people, just normal general stuff. so you are talking about because of the pandemic, basically? notjust the pandemic, i'm also worried about stuff i needed it in primary because it was bad in there. so they took me into a room and they talked to me and asked how i was and then they tried to help me through it. how did that make you feel? it made

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.

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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. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the outgoing german chancellor, angela merkel, says the unvaccinated will be excluded from all non—essential shops and recreational venues. the us is looking for 600,000 cybersecurity experts to begin defending the country against a spiralling number of online attacks. a controversial plan to explore the cambo oil field, a prospective new site off the shetland isles, could be in doubt as shell announces it's withdrawing funding from the project. plus, how the pandemic has shaped people's drug—taking habits round the world. we'll go through the findings of a new survey. earlier this week, the man who leads mi6 here in britain told the bbc it was essential for the west to stand up to the "full spectrum" of threats coming from moscow and beijing. it's a view that's been echoed by presiden

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sea. any mist and fog in the highlands lifting quite quickly allowing some sunshine to come through. there will be cloud coming in behind the rain, brighter skies out towards the west, but windy, especially in england and wales. hello this is bbc news — the headlines: the prime minister's scientific advisers will brief him today on the spread of coronavirus over christmas — as he decides whether to impose more restrictions in england before the new year. in scotland and northern ireland, further measures come into force today for pubs, bars and cafes. warnings the government isn't doing enough to help people deal with sharp increases in the price of gas and electricity. police apologise to the family of former premier league footballer, dalian atkinson, who died from injuries he suffered while being arrested five years ago. england's hopes of an ashes comeback are fading rapidly, after a dramatic second day of the third test in melbourne. now on bbc news, review 2021, the royal year. o

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ah...the north sea. 0k, yeah, that's an issue, isn't it? well, i might not be able to get out on the river, but kevin insisted i had a go on one of their longest zip lines. i am feeling a bit more nervous. i mean, i was quite chilled out about this, �*cause i'm like, zip wire, everyone does this, you know, kids do it, and now, looking down into that gorge, um...my nether regions have got a little bit tighter. two hands on top... and then i'll go. yeah, when you lift your legs up... i don't wanna do it! you're fine, you're fine. all right, here we go. 0h...bleep! screaming woo! whoa! there she is... scarbados! glinting in the sunshine. scarborough is the uk's oldest beach resort. this is where you come if you're looking for the proper old—school seaside traditions. got the ice cream parlours, you've got the slot machines, you've got the beach, the sea, the smell of fish and chips out the window. after a week in scotland, the electric van�*s still holding up well and getting a lot of love here on the south bay. how are you doing, guys?

sea was granted well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah. german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, western pomeranian germany's northern most state with its capital. shipping ranks of 5th with domestic tourists with the state is home to historically important hands. the attic cities likes 1000 with its magnificent red, brick, gothic buildings, trousers med, evil, old town together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco world heritage. since 2002 ah, ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic sea beaches and its proximity to the german capital. even over a century ago, the island of wisdom was nicknamed berlin's bath tub. it's imperial spars, but also favored by the german emperors. ah ah ah ah, with the baltic c resort town of bonder can also be quickie reached from berlin. yet it still retained a bit of the charm of an old fishing village. at least that's the way van amanda presents itself on its promenade. the alto storm, with like most everywhere, germany

sea. any mist and fog in the highlands lifting quite quickly allowing some sunshine to come through. there will be cloud coming in behind the rain, brighter skies out towards the west, but windy, especially in england and wales. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister's scientific advisers will brief him today on the spread of coronavirus over christmas, as he decides whether to impose more restrictions in england before the new year. in scotland and northern ireland, further measures come into force today for pubs, bars and cafes. warnings the government isn't doing enough to help people deal with sharp increases in the price of gas and electricity. police apologise to the family of former premier league footballer dalian atkinson, who died from injuries he suffered while being arrested five years ago. the national trust warn some landscapes in the uk could be altered forever due to extreme weather conditions. and england's hopes of an ashes comeback are fading rapidl

that will allow cooler air to move down from the north—east off the north sea, particularly into the start of next week. friday are pretty similar data today, a lot of grey and gloomy weather around with mistiness and murkiness too. there was temperatures down a notch, seven to 11 degrees. the weekend is looking pretty benign, much like we have had today and will have tomorrow. it will be turning cooler, that will be noticeable on sunday. a largely grey day with light winds on saturday, mainly dry with some brightness around, particularly towards western areas, and in the north—east of scotland perhaps the higher ground poking above the cloud. a similar story on sunday, we start to pick up more of a cold and north—easterly breeze, and that cooler air will be spreading southwards and on sunday we are in single figures across the board, just about 9 degrees across the south—west. it looks like the cooler air at the moment all the colder air i should say will start to win out spreading southwards in the run—up to christmas. some models are thinking some milder air could work in

, mainly running through the north sea. they'll bump into those north sea coastal areas and turn wintry, some snow more likely even to lower levels in northern scotland. a few showers for northern ireland, turning wintry as they move into wales and the south—west. and with those showers continuing overnight, this is where we're going to find most of the ice forming. there will be a widespread frost around with the lowest temperatures likely to be in scotland. heading into tomorrow, we see the back of those showers in south wales, south—west england. 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 momen

and a bit like arwen, this one is moving southward over the north sea but this one is nowhere nearas north sea but this one is nowhere near as deep, the wind is nowhere near as deep, the wind is nowhere nearas near as deep, the wind is nowhere near as strong. but near that area of low pressure, we have seen the wettest of the weather today, not just rain, some snow, particular in higher parts of scotland and will continue to see this wintry mix in scotland. perhaps in northern england as well, over the hills. and out towards the west, we do see some clearer spells and those showers are becoming fewer but the wind is blowing strong enough, generally speaking, to keep temperaturesjust above freezing. will be a chilly start during tomorrow morning and some clouds across england and wales, especially eastern areas, becoming drier in the day and across western parts, it brightens up, the winds drop, with lighter winds developing in northern ireland, it will feel much better than today, temperatures a little higher. as we head into the beginning of next week, we start to see weather coming

you can see this area of low pressure slipping into the north sea, bringing in the floodgates of some cold westerly winds and it will be quite strong as well, which will accentuate the cold feel. lots of showers, northern and western areas through saturday morning. some good spells of sunshine in the south, once the rain clears away. these showers will become more widespread into the afternoon. blown on by a strong north—westerly wind. these are mean wind speeds and gusts could be higher than that. top temperatures will be around five to eight degrees. sunday, probably fewer showers for the north and west thanks to a ridge of high pressure building in. with low pressure over the north sea, it is eastern parts of the country which could see showers are long spells of rain again with a wintry flavour to them. another chilly day despite more sunshine around with temperatures ranging from five to eight celsius. into next week, it stays unsettled with sunshine and showers are longer spells of rain. there is a potential of windy weather around the middle part of the week. this is bbc news

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

declining north sea oil production and brexit has put a large dent in cargo volumes. goods volumes are expected to be 13.5% lower than 2019 at around 408 million tonnes. joining me now is mike coop, morningstar investment management's chief investment officer for the emea region. when i was looking at this report i was surprised to see to what degree the north sea oil, why should i be surprised when you think about it, is such a huge part of what is coming and going within the uk ports and that has had a significant impact on what is happening at the moment. it is interesting _ happening at the moment. it 3 interesting because this shows a decline over a decade and this has happened at a time when the uk, of course, has sought to decarbonise its energy production particularly for electricity. that has been an ongoing reduction in the amount of oil were used to generate electricity here so that has been a really big factor in the reduction over a long period of time. add to that the effect of brexit in terms of disruption and also the pandemic and it is no wonder you h

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

a little further north on the yorkshire coast swimmers have been hopping into the north sea, braving the waves in all manner of costumes and fancy dress. ahead of their swim, alison freeman went to meet some of them to find out why they were doing it. they are used to being in the cold and getting wet but the lads from redcar rugby club's and getting wet but the lads from redcar rugby clubs on the fourteens are still a little nervous about jumping in the north sea as part of the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it will be horrible. _ the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it will be horrible. very _ the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it will be horrible. very cold, - the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it will be horrible. very cold, i - it will be horrible. very cold, i know that- — it will be horrible. very cold, i know that. but _ it will be horrible. very cold, i know that. but they _ it will be horrible. very cold, i know that. but they are - it will be horrible. very cold, i know that. but they are doing | it will be horrible. very cold, i i know that. but they are doing it

coast in northern england, swimmers will be hopping into the north sea, braving the waves in all manner of costumes and fancy dress. alison freeman has been to meet some of them. they're used to being in the cold and getting wet, but the lads from redcar rugby club's under—1as are still a little nervous aboutjumping in the north sea as part of the annual boxing day dip. freezing! it's going to be horrible. it will be very cold. i know that. but they're doing it for a good cause, thejunction, a charity in the town which helps support the mental health of young people like them and their friends. i'd just lost a whole lot of confidence, like not being able to talk to people, just normal day—to—day general stuff. i needed it in primary because it was bad in there. so they took me into a room and they talked to me and asked how i was and then they tried to help me through it. how did that make you feel? it made me feel better, a lot better. we've seen, kind of, an increase in numbers accessing our service due to covid, limiting people social activity, the community fund—raisers are

low pressure close to scotland as saturday begins will run south through the north sea as the weekend goes on. around it, showers or some longer spells of rain and hill snow, especially on saturday, and it's also dragging in another push of chilly air from the north—west. and it's not what those without power or working to restore power after storm arwen want to hear but it is going to be a rather cold weekend ahead with temperatures starting like this for saturday morning. just a few spots close to freezing, just a hint of frost here and there. there'll be early rain across eastern england clearing away to sunny spells, but then this curl of rain and hill snow through scotland, northern ireland, pushing into more of northern england, wales and the midlands as we go on through the day. north—west scotland starting to brighten up in the afternoon — just a few showers. the far south of wales and much of southern england, a lot of the day is going to be dry. it's blustery wherever you are — these are average speeds. some stronger gusts around particularly western coasts — 40—

and a bit like arwen, this one is moving southward over the north sea but this one is nowhere near as deep, the wind is nowhere near as strong. but near that area of low pressure, we have seen the wettest of the weather today, notjust rain, some snow, particularly in higher parts of scotland and will continue to see this wintry mix in scotland. perhaps in northern england as well, over the hills. the wetter weather moving southwards into more areas of england and wales. and out towards the west, we do see some clearer spells and those showers are becoming fewer but the wind is blowing strong enough, generally speaking, to keep temperatures just above freezing. it will be a chilly start during tomorrow morning and some clouds across england and wales, especially eastern areas, becoming drier in the day and across western parts, it brightens up, the winds drop, with lighter winds developing in northern ireland, it will feel much better than today, temperatures a little higher. as we head into the beginning of next week, we start to see weather coming in from the atlantic. this first fro

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.

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

if few coastal showers and most of these across north sea coasts and he shows me and work the way it will be further through the day. it's going to be another cold day. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. germany this is outside source. is anchored by two angela merkel. germany is anchored by two angela merkel. a ceremony is her stepping down as chancellor after 16 years with losing soldiers with flaming torches and a marching band. she let merkel got to choose the ceremony as well, she chose one tracked by the punk start need a hug and say and it was a highlight of your route. in south africa at the health officials say the omicron variant could be driving a sharp increase in covid infections which are tripled in a few days. infections which are tripled in a few da s. ,., ., ., few days. the important thing to know is that _ few days. the important thing to know is that cases _ few days. the important thing to know is that cases are _ few days. the important thing to know is that cases are going - few days. the important thing to know is that cases are going up i know is

now this is happening here or in the, on the north sea. so i hope it is a catalyst there finally, to have a common, a european migration policy or a because it's already more than 20 years. that we are talking about the common migration policy. and it never happened because a common migration policy could to avoid the tragedies as we have seen her last week. france called for urgent talks to discuss this tragedy. but then it disinvited a british minister because he didn't like one of bars. johnson's tweets, you don't do that if you're serious about finding solutions, do you i don't thing that you, you start to do a search talks with, with, with tweets and that sir, maybe the way a truck um, and it is a policies. but that sir, not the way we do it inside the d european the inside european union. so i think it more important is to concentrate ourselves on our what could avoid search or tragedies. and again, there a change in d, a european ah, migration, and sign of policy is absolutely key. or like there is also a need for the okay, for unit

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.

the danes tended to go across the north sea to the british isles particularly along the eastern seaboard of the british isles, which the danes, for example, who carve out their own settlements in northern england centered around the capital of york, i point out in the book at one point in the middle ages two-thirds of the kingdom of england were under danish rule. that's one reason why danish or i should say in other words, had such a huge impact on the english language, over 600 from old norse to english. that is part of that danish legacy. norwegians tended to venture a little bit further out going west towards iceland and greenland and, of course, north america, but also slipping around down on the west side of the british isles to ireland where norwegian vikings did carve up settlements even a principality or two during the height of the viking age and then into the mediterranean. where swedes pushed eastwards and it is of the swedes really are the ones who make their way down through the russian river courses into the black sea and established settlements, the most important being t

this system of inter tidal sands and mud flats in the north sea was granted well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah. german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, west and pomeranian germany's northern most state with its capital shipping ranks 5th with domestic tourists with the state is home to historically important hands. the attic cities likes 1000 with its magnificent red, brick, gothic buildings, trousers med, evil, old town together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco wells heritage. since 2002 ah ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic, sea beaches and its proximity to the german capital. even over a century ago, the island of wisdom was nickname, berlin's bath, tub it imperial spawns. but also favored by the german emperors ah. with the baltic c resort town of bonder can also be quickly reached from berlin. yet it still retained a bit of the charm of an old fishing village at least that the way van amanda presents itself on its promenade. the alto storm with like most everywhere, germany's touris

sea was granted well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah. german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, western pomeranian germany's northern most state with its capital shilling ranks 5th with domestic tourists with the state as home to historically important hands. the attic cities likes to rosalind with its magnificent red, brick, gothic buildings, trousers med, evil, old town together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco. well, heritage since 2002 ah ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic, sea beaches and its proximity to the german capital. even over a century ago, the island of wisdom was nicknamed berlin's bath tub. it's imperial spawns, but also favored by the german emperors ah, with the baltic sea resort town of bonder can also be quickly reached from berlin. yet it still retained a bit of the charm of an old fishing village. at least that's the way van moon to present itself on its promenade. the alto storm, with like most everywhere, germany's t

this system of inter tidal sands and mud flats in the north sea was granted. well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah, german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, western pomeranian germany's northernmost state with its capital schilling ranks 5th, with domestic tourists with the state is home to historically important hands. the attic cities like style zoomed with its magnificent red brick, gothic buildings, trousers med, evil, old town together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco. well, heritage since 2002 ah, ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic, sea beaches and its proximity to the german capital. even over a century ago, the island of wisdom was nickname, berlin's bath tub. it's imperial spawns, but also favored by the german emperors ah, with the baltic sea resort town of bonder can also be quickly reached from berlin. yet it still retained a bit of the charm of an old fishing village at least that the way van moon to present itself on its promenade. the alto storm wi

sea was granted well, natural heritage status in 2009. ah. german tourists also flocked to mecklenburg, western pomeranian germany's northernmost state with its capital schilling ranks 5th, with domestic tourists with the state as home to historically important hands. the attic cities likes to rosalind with its magnificent red brick gothic buildings, trousers med evil, old town. together with v smells has been listed as a piece of unesco. well heritage since 2002 ah ah mecklenburg, western pomeranians popularity also has much to do with its abundance of water. it's baltic, sea beaches and its proximity to the german capital. even over a century ago, the island of wisdom was nickname, berlin's bath tub. it's imperial spawns, but also favored by the german emperors, ah, with the baltic sea resort town of bonder can also be quickly reached from berlin. yet it still retained a bit of the charm of an old fishing village at least that the way van moon to present itself on its promenade. the alto storm with like most everywhere, germany's touris

sea. this is where we will see the most of any rain continuing although it does stop in the afternoon. further north across scotland and northern ireland the winds tend to ease get more sunshine coming through. more pleasant than it has been feeling today and temperature should be a degree or to hire. as we move our way to the start of the new week we have got this whether frontier that is coming in from the atlantic. moving into it quite a chilly air so we could find no over the higher ground but otherwise mostly rain. that is pushing eastwards and then following in from that. bringing in sunshine and showers. those could be a little bit wintry as well. temperature six degrees in the central belt. eight in london. after that, though, we have this area of low pressure sweeping in from the atlantic. this is going to be deepening rapidly and that means pressure is going to be dropped any in the winds dropping and wet weather coming from the west on tuesday. may be snow over the higher ground

today, what we've got is rain pushing its way into the north sea leaving a lot of cloud in its wake, thick enough for some patchy light rain or drizzle at times. the clearer skies across the highlands, northern ireland and parts of england and wales means that some of us will see some sunshine. but a windy day, especially with exposure in wales and the english channel. through this evening and overnight, there will be quite a bit of clear sky around, so especially in scotland, parts of northern england, we are looking at a touch of frost before this next system swings in bringing its rain from the south—west. so tomorrow, we start off with all that rain spreading from the south west steadily northwards and eastwards, behind it, there will be some residual cloud, there will still be some dampness in the air, but for some, it should start to brighten up, particularly so for north—east england and also parts of northern ireland. temperatures tomorrow ranging from 7 to 16. this is bbc news — the headlines. the hospitality sector welcomes the decision not to impose further covid res

that rain eventually clears off into the north sea, taking the mountain snow with it. and then it's a brighter afternoon for many with some blustery showers — some of these will be heavy and frequent across the north—west and turning increasingly wintry once again. it's a blustery day. those are mean wind speeds. gusts will be high, particularly around some irish sea coasts. and it will feel chilly again — temperatures of 3—8 celsius. then we look to the atlantic. the potential of this deep area of low pressure to develop and hurtle in towards ireland, and then the uk as we push through tuesday and wednesday. still some uncertainty to its track but i think we're pretty sure they could bring some wet and very windy weather on tuesday and wednesday, so do stay tuned to the forecast. hello and welcome to bbc news. president biden is due to hold a video call next week with vladimir putin, amid growing fears that russia may be preparing to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine. tensions between russia and ukraine have been building for some time in the wake of rus

this is the area of low pressure, dipping down into the north sea, strong north—westerly winds, cold air, feeding in plenty of showers, and snow to the hills. once we lose the early rain across the south—east, maybe some southern and eastern areas might stay dry and sunny altogether, but the showers, where you have those, it will feel pretty miserable, and the gusts will be higher and when you factor in the wind chill with these kind of temperatures it is going to feel colder than these values suggest. you could feel less than 5—9. it stays blustery over saturday night into sunday, and most of the showers by the end of saturday night will be confined to the eastern side of the country. it will be a cold night especially further west and temperatures could be down to freezing so a touch of frost and ice is possible to greet us on sunday. we are still very much in the cold air mass on sunday, the ridge of high pressure to the west, so that means it will be dry, if you are showers for the north, despite the very cold start — fewer showers for the north. further east it looks like

it probably isn't the end of north sea oil yet.— shetland. it probably isn't the end of north sea oil yet. justin rowlatt is our climate _ of north sea oil yet. justin rowlatt is our climate editor. _ let�*s get more now on one of our main stories — the world health organisation�*s warning that all countries must prepare for surges of coronavirus infections linked to the new omicron variant — and that travel bans will only delay the variant�*s arrival. i�*m nowjoined by dr nabila ismail in new york. she is a licensed pharmacist and runs health and travel blog a dose of travel. why don�*t you talk our worldwide audience through the latest us restrictions when it comes to travel? ,, ,, ., , restrictions when it comes to travel? ,, ,, , ., ., travel? sure. the us has installed a new travel ban _ travel? sure. the us has installed a new travel ban since _ travel? sure. the us has installed a new travel ban since yesterday, - new travel ban since yesterday, requiring a test upon arrival. it used to be a three—day requi

i hope so because this tragedy in the, in the north sea is not the, not the 1st tragedy. and we have so many casual piece tragedies and in the mid to reagan, now this is happening in the north sea. so i hope it is, it got the list finally to have a common european migration policy. i because it's already more than 20. yes. that we are talking about the common migration policy. and it never happened because a common migration policy could to avoid the tragedies, as we have seen last week, from schooled for urgent talks to discuss this tragedy. but then it disinvited a british minister because it didn't like one of bars. johnson's tweets, you don't do that if you're serious about finding solutions to you. i don't think that you, you start to do such talks with, with, with tweets and that's maybe the way that is a policy. but that's not the way we do it inside to the european, the inside european union. so i think more important is to concentrate ourselves on what could avoid such tragedies. and again, there a change in the european migration and sign a policy is absolutely

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

sea and in 1795 of the monastery of the english coast which is usually dated to the beginning of the proverb, but then down along the coast of northern france, spain, through thes streets of deep into the mediterranean as far as italy but then also swedish adventures that are able to take across the baltic down all the way to the biloxi and the capital of the roman empire becomes vulnerable to the attack during this heyday. that's the part of the story that we tend to run into and discuss in the history books and of course there is another chapter to this which is the expansion of the adventurers toward the west to the atlantic ocean and to iceland and greenland. the one we tend to get in the television series and novels and other sources and they kind of look like this. they tend to have an appearance like -- there we go. these are warriors from a set discovered onn the island probably sometime in the 13th century after the viking age but the figures that we see and we know by the way thanks to dna evidence was made from ivory tasks from the settlement. he was usually identified as

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the north sea. 0k, yeah, that's an issue, isn't it? well, i might not be able to get out on the river, but kevin insisted i had a go on one of their longest zip lines. i am feeling a bit more nervous. i mean, i was quite chilled out about this, �*cause i'm like, zip wire, everyone does this, you know, kids do it, and now, looking down into that gorge, um... my nether regions have got a little bit tighter. two hands on top. and then i'll go? yeah, when you lift your legs up. i don't wanna do it! you're fine, you're fine. all right, here we go. 0h...bleep! screaming woo! whoa! there she is. scarbados! glinting in the sunshine. scarborough is the uk's oldest beach resort. this is where you come if you're looking for the proper old—school seaside traditions. got the ice cream parlours, you've got the slot machines, you've got the beach, the sea, the smell of fish and chips out the window. after a week in scotland, the electric van�*s still holding up well and getting a lot of love here on the south bay. how are you doing, guys? you a