the tribal leaders show off their hunting trophies pray and sing in the thai isle and serve the guests know that licker. almost 01 a couple more our 1st goal is to support the older people from all the local tribes have sent representatives that's good yes you want the and more people should get to know us. that's why the festival is being held here so tourists can stop and take a look at michael bowers out of the prison following one of the speeches chen approaches an older woman and in a thai yell arranges for us to visit the seniors club the next day. the seniors meet every weekday from 10 until 12 at the community center there they can get a medical checkup and do cardiovascular exercises while sitting down and today they're being treated to a special film. a few years ago residents of 2 new took a helicopter ride to the mountains to visit the abandoned village of the rock in in 1957 its residents were forcibly resettled to gene knew some of these people hadn't seen their old home village in decades. here like the roots of what made the time what they are. now recent made where the

here we have some of that rain coming in across the isles of scilly, south—west england, the channel islands stop the fog lingering around the hills and the moors, a move north of that, the north midlands, northern england, scotland, and four—time northern ireland we will see some sunshine. only four degrees n and bro this afternoon. ten in plymouth. —— in edinburgh. if you out this evening celebrating hogmanay or new year coming in, look at all the xcloud out towards the west. it is moving north—eastward. through the course of the midnight hour what you will find is there will be some holes. temperature is about eight degrees in plymouth at midnight. as we come north you can see in thirsk light winds, in belfast by twins, seven degrees, stronger winds across the northern western isles we have a fair bit of cloud. clear skies across the north—east of scotland and parts of eastern england. here you will need to wrap up warmly if you will need to wrap up warmly if you will need to wrap up warmly if you will be out late. and also we will see patchy mist and fog forming ——

for the northern and western isles, also rather windy. if you're celebrating in aberdeen, cold, with some frost around and pockets of fog to watch out for tonight. if you are celebrating, do have a fabulous time. no heatwave in prospect, and as we go through new year's day itself, we have this transient ridge of high pressure across us. still quite busy across the northern half of the country. so we've translated that into charts, you can see the amount of cloud we have. there will be some breaks to the north and east of any be some breaks to the north and east ofany high be some breaks to the north and east of any high ground, north—east scotla nd of any high ground, north—east scotland will see some sunshine. breezy in the north, some picture ways we are looking at seven in aberdeen, eight in belfast and eight in cardiff. as we move from wednesday to thursday, a bit of a change in the weather. isobars right the way across the uk, it is going to bea the way across the uk, it is going to be a windy day in the uk, and we have weather f

isles. as we head through the evening and overnight, all of us will see rain as it continues to push north and east with some hill snow for a time. gail is in the irish sea and gail is quite likely to the western isles. but not a particularly cold night for most. tomorrow we start with rain pushing east and north and we will have more coming in later in the day from the south. it will be breezy, but you will notice the temperatures tomorrow, much higher than today and some of us could see 1a. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: former prime minister tony blair attacksjeremy corbyn's leadership and warns that labour will be replaced as a serious political force if it tries to whitewash the scale of its election defeat. thousands of nurses in northern ireland have begun a 12—hour strike over pay and patient safety. president trump faces a vote on removing him from office today. he writes a furious a letter to top democrat nancy pelosi, in which he claims she's declared "open war on americ

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

windy weather racing in off the atlantic as this stripe of cloud is moving into the west of the british isles. now, earlier in the night we had temperatures down as low as “11 celsius across eastern england. although, over more recent hours the winds have been picking up and the rain has been moving in, we have seen the temperatures rise, so by dawn, 9—10 degrees in the west, a mild start to the day for a number of places in the west. mild, but for many of us it is a wet start to the day. eastern england starting off with some early—morning brightness. the cloud and rain spreads and this rain will be heavy for all of us. the winds will be really quite gusty and squally, particularly so across parts of north wales, northern ireland, wales and parts of scotland. in exposure, 60—70mph gusts, otherwise 50—60mph, so there is risk of some disruptions. that band will push through, quite mild for a number of places, colder and will be arriving from the west. so temperatures lowering through the afternoon in western scotland. stornoway, 16 degrees. transport disruption is a possibility on ac

low pressure was to the west of the british isles — see that swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, the low pulling various pulses of rain up from the south. it means the ground is now very wet indeed. there is a bit more rain in the forecast through the hours ahead, so especially across parts of england, but also some areas of wales, there is likely to be some further flooding. all the latest weather warnings and flood warnings always updated, of course, on the bbc weather website. so, starting off the morning with some showers across western scotland and northern ireland. there could be some dense fog across parts of northern ireland, as well. but a really poor rush hour across central and eastern england. 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 f

through all walks of life from both sides of the isle a man of character who always puts policy ahead of politics , senator isakson worked diligently in washington to champion veterans to give american heroes the care and support that they need. he has stood with our farmers and agribusiness leaders in tough harvest and bumper crops and hurricanes he has done his part to keep georgia growing and for policies that spurred economic growth opportunity and prosperity in every corner of our state and in our nation's capital for strong borders foreign-policy better healthcare and the protection freedom for hard-working americans as well as allies overseas we owe a debt of gratitude to johnny isakson for charting the course and with part of these trailblazers so yesterday at the us capitol men and women in republican and democrat i am confident the hard-working georgians from every corner of the state and will sing his praises for years to come. i know he is watching this moment right now lives so behalf on one - - of all of georgians thank you your impact of legacy will literally live on fo

clare is on the isle of wight. goodman, claire. talking of young people and schooling, you want to ask a about activity. yes. so, at present only 1496 activity. yes. so, at present only 14% of girls aged 5—16 achieve recommended levels of physical activity dropping to 10% among 13—16 —year—olds, what are your plans to address this issue and the wider issue of gender inequality in sport? it is an issue close to my heart as a runner. iwas it is an issue close to my heart as a runner. i was one of it is an issue close to my heart as a runner. i was one of those girls at school that didn't particularly enjoy pe. it was only in my 20s that idida enjoy pe. it was only in my 20s that i did a race for life, which was my way in to running, which was an amazing atmosphere. i enjoyed it so i kept going and it was more fun than running around in cross country in the middle ofjanuary, which is funny that we do that at school. pa rt funny that we do that at school. part of me thinks we should have more choice in terms of pe at school, di

but it will be very strong across the isles with some disruption possible, so stay tuned and check the weather warnings as well on the bbc weather website. very windy through the early part of monday and that storm clears through that area of high—pressure, yes, will be a fairly wild start with showers and gail's, but they become confined with a few showers in the rich built and it should start. into tuesday, under the spell of wet and windy weather, followed by sunshine and showers again on wednesday. so this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: head to head — the men who want to be prime minister in less than a week's time, face each other in a televised debate. the economic drag anchor on this country but brexit should not be underestimated. it is a stopping investment and people are uncertain about making purchases, taking on newjobs at... about making purchases, taking on new jobs at... what conservative governments always do is look after the very rich in our society. they have done well in the years of austerity religious communities all over the country that have paid for i

lake district and yorkshire, they will be some showers around, probably one or two around the western isles as well. 11 in the south, that is mild. nine in the lowlands. we are watching this weather front, lowlands. we are watching this weatherfront, approaching lowlands. we are watching this weather front, approaching us lowlands. we are watching this weatherfront, approaching us later on monday. that's also spells some u nsettled on monday. that's also spells some unsettled weather heading our way for christmas eve itself. with that comes another pulse of some milder hour. look how that mild there has been spreading to other parts of europe. it has been really mild through the continent, notjust here. even in the north, in scandinavia, as far north as finland, off the edge of the screen, temperatures are higher than they should be. back home, this is tuesday. cloud, occasional rain, i do not think it will be a deluge, but it will be pretty damn sometimes. drier in the north on tuesday, on christmas eve. in the evening, christmas eve, it will dry out. that takes us into wednesday. christma

low pressure was to the west of the british isles — see that swirl of cloud on the satellite picture — the low pulling various pulses of rain up from the south. it means the ground is now very wet indeed. there is a bit more rain in the forecast through the hours ahead, so especially across parts of england, but also some areas of wales, there is likely to be some further flooding. all the latest weather warnings and flood warnings always updated, of course, on the bbc weather website. so, starting off the morning with some showers across western scotland and northern ireland. could be some dense fog across parts of northern ireland, as well. but a really poor rush hour across central and eastern england. 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

low pressure poked itself to the west of the british isles and can see the swell of cloud on the satellite picture and around that, pulling the various pulses of rain that have already been flooding in place in the ground is very wet. some more rain in the forecast and there will still be some flooding into the first part of tomorrow, particularly across england and parts of wales. they will update you on all the flood warnings as they are updated. through the night, lucy ran across scotland some showers and some dense fog forming here and here is our next batch of rain moving into central and eastern parts of england by the end of the night. a little bit cooler than it was last night, generally between five and 9 degrees. it is going to tomorrow, a real unpleasant rush—hour to parts of the midlands and eastern 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,

temperatures will not be far off 10 celsius across a site of the country at the same goes for the western isles. temporarily it will change weather—wise across scotland and northern ireland and the north—west of england in the next week. that means possibly colder weather and wintry showers. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm. five people have been stabbed in new york state during hanukkah celebrations at the home of an orthodox rabbi — a man has appeared in court this is terrorism. it is domestic terrorism. these are people who intend to create mass harm, mass violence. the mayor of sydney says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned — despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled because of nearby bushfires. we meet the uk's first paramedics trained to prescribe — in an effort to ease pressure on the nhs. getting ready for the new year —

still windy today across the northern and western isles. also the south—west heading across the english channel and we've got all these showers, a clump of the moving across england and wales through the afternoon, heavy and thundery. some bright skies in between and also looking at some snow on the hills of scotland, northern england and the south—west. yesterday in cornwall, 14 south—west. yesterday in cornwall, 1a point two, you can see there is quite a difference in temperature today. it's going to feel much cooler. through the evening and overnight, the system in the south—east, and some clear skies, cold and offer a touch of frost and eastern areas but then this next system eastern areas but then this next syste m co m es eastern areas but then this next system comes in from the west inducing cloud and rain and wind is also to strengthen. you can see the difference in temperatures. in aberdeen, two in newcastle. tomorrow we start off under clear skies, under central and eastern areas. the cloud is building ahead of this band o

a bit of cloud, a few spots of rain close to the isles of scilly. it means the skies may be cloudy across wales, other southern parts of england, but much of the country is in for a bright if not sunny day and slightly colder in the north too. around 4—6d for the lowlands and the north—east of england. then it is new year's eve night, so what can we expect? at the stroke of midnight it looks as though the skies will cloud over a little bit across western parts of the uk but the important message is that it the uk but the important message is thatitis the uk but the important message is that it is going to be dry across most of the uk with light winds. about as ideal as the weather conditions get for this time of year. the ist of january 2020, big high pressure to the south, however we are closer to weather front in the atlantic here so that means the cloud will increase through the rest of the week across the of the uk, but still a dry day, the ist of january, with variable cloud, around 11 degrees in the south. here is the summary 11 degrees in

this new myself isle that will be deployed? >> yes, here's the backgrounds to it. when i was in the reagan administration in the late 1980s. we banned, eliminated a whole class of missiles win intermediate, medium range missiles. but the problem was over the years the russians started violating it. particularly the last 6, 7 years. and we looked the other way. at the same time the chinese were not a signatory to the agreement and didn't have a missile force. but they have in the last decade started building theirs. the russians were building and the chinese were building and we were sitting on our hands. it was one of the issues i as national security advisor looked at this and made recommendations to president trump. gregg: explain the value of this particular missile. >> well, so there are two kinds of missiles, really. one is called a what whris particular missile. it goes up in the air and arches and lands in the enemy territory. the medium range ones, they can reach europe. the russians have the ability to dough ploy them from russia and reach most parts of eu

this plume of subtropical air caused temperatures to hover around briefly 17 celsius in the western isles of scotland, a local phenomenon called the phone effect, when air moves across the mountains, can be a little time to get into details but it could have been a record for this time of year. the weather suggests some rain across western scotland and also northern ireland. this is a weather front that separates that very mild air in the south to something slightly colder, but not that cold, in northern parts of the atlantic. 0n the whole monday for many of us looking pretty dry. he is tuesday. talking about new year's eve. the annoyances for a time that clouds may gather across the south, particularly south—west england, the midlands and wales, so they could be light drizzle but the rest of the country, a fine day and a little bit colder in scotland, around five in edinburgh. in the south, closer to double figures. as we approach that all—important midnight, the stroke of midnight, into 2020, these are the kind of temperatures we are going to get, probably hovering around 4 degrees

and what we've had is a moist south—westerly flow across the british isles bringing a lot of cloud, some mist, some murk, some drizzle, and the thicker cloud up to the north—west associated with this waving frontal system here, which will continue to feed rain into parts of northern ireland and scotland through the day ahead. so this is how saturday's weather shapes up. across england and wales, yes, a lot of cloud, mist and murk to start. the odd spot of drizzle, but it should be basically a dry day. and i'm hopeful that cloud will break up to some extent — particularly across parts of north wales, and merseyside and parts of north—east england as well. rain will feed into parts of northern ireland. some particularly heavy rain across western scotland. but for the north—east of scotland, with some shelter from the mountains, well, here, a fighting chance of seeing some brightness. and for the moray coast, we could see temperatures up to 13 degrees. but generally speaking, 10, 11 or 12 — that is above where we should be at this time of year. at least for a time — across the w

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windy weather racing in off the atlantic as this area of cloud is moving into the west of the british isles. now, earlier in the night we had temperatures down as low as “11 celsius across eastern england. although, over more recent hours the winds have been picking up and the rain has been moving in, we've seen those temperatures continue to actually rise, so by dawn, 9—10 degrees in the west, a mild start to the day for a number of places in the west. mild, but for many of us it is a wet start to the day. eastern england starting off with some early—morning brightness. the cloud and rain spreads and this rain will be heavy for all of us. the winds will be really quite gusty and squally, particularly so across parts of north wales, northern ireland, wales and parts of scotland. in exposure, 60—70mph gusts, otherwise 50—60mph, so there is risk of some disruptions. that band will push through, quite mild for a number of places, colder and will be arriving from the west. so temperatures lowering through the afternoon in western scotland. stornoway, 6 degrees. transport disruption is

for tomorrow, for boxing day, we see this frontal system pushing its way eastwards across the british isles, and that will bring some outbreaks of rain. this first rain band pushing its way north—east has a little bit of snow mixing in, perhaps over the very highest levels of the pennines and the highest ground in scotland as well. behind that, the skies will start to brighten a little bit. there will be some further showers and some more persistent rain working back into the south—west. temperature—wise through the afternoon — well, many of us still in single figures, five, six, seven, eight degrees, but milder than that down to the south — 11 for cardiff, 12 degrees in plymouth. quite a windy day as well, particularly across the far south—west of england. now, as we go through thursday night, boxing day night again, you might have travel plans. we will see outbreaks of rain continuing to drift northeast with some clear spells as well. now, as we get into friday, high pressure to the south trying to keep things settled. but to the north, we have frontal systems and this warm fr

in sheltered areas like here in gloucestershire it was dry with some sunshine but through the isle of man, for example, shower after shower already earlier on today. those showers will tend to move north end to southern scotland to bring some snow over the hills. it will turn more dry in the north—east of mainland scotland but lots of showers packing in across northern ireland, england and wales and a fairly strong wind as well which should on the whole keep temperatures up but it is cut at my touch and go for a touch of frost here and there. —— touch and go. a bit more snow on the hail is as far south as mid wells. more showers, driven on by very strong when. the showers will push east across england and wales on saturday morning leaving some drier and sunnier weather in the afternoon. showers may ease off in northern ireland, continue in scotland, especially in the west with more sleet and snow in the hills. quite a cold day, heading towards the south temperatures may get into double figures but will turn more wet during the evening. as the wet weather comes into england and w

scotland, overall a drier day with rain from the western isles pushing in to the north—west of the highlands. in the south and east of sunshine, also to northern ireland there will be sunshine and a south—westerly wind. temperatures up to 15 celsius. unseasonal for late december. into the week ahead and we approach new years eve, figures do come back down closer to average. a cold front with not particularly cold air will make its way across the uk on monday. not much by way of rain and it moves us into the fresher air on new year's eve. for new year's eve eve it should be dry. dense fog patches will return. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11. the star of grease — olivia newton—john is made a dame in the new year honours list which also recognises four members of england's world cup winning cricket team. england midfielder jill scott gets an mbe this feels really surreal. it has been a great journey this feels really surreal. it has been a greatjourney for women's football from the time i started playing until no and the recognition women's football is no getting as v

pressure, pretty weak weather system, bringing some showers down towards the south—west of england, the isles of scilly, cornwall, perhaps west devon. cloud for wales, the south—east of england, the best of the sunshine across scotland, northern and eastern areas of england, a bit chilly here today than today, temperatures for — 7 degrees but further south temperatures in double figures. if you're heading out during new year's eve it's looking largely dry, some cloud and western areas, maybe one 01’ cloud and western areas, maybe one or two patches of fog as we approach the midnight hour but if you are out watching fireworks, it's looking dry, no real hazards out there at all. some fog as i mentioned starting to develop. for the first day of 2020, as i mentioned, quite quiet, a ridge of high pressure extending across much of the uk, the breeze picking up a little bit over the north of scotland but you see it's going to be dry, a fair amount of cloud around, any fog will clear away, some bright or sunny spells developing into the afternoon. maximum temperature is fairly typicalfor maximu

rain will go to the east and it will turn heavy in the east and it will turn heavy in the northern isles. elsewhere it will be dry. the area of high pressure will head towards the east. it will pull in some moist air and the fog could return. it could be dense in places and it will linger across dense in places and it will linger a cross le nt dense in places and it will linger across lent and whales it will make ita across lent and whales it will make it a very grey and cold day. it will bea it a very grey and cold day. it will be a cold day on tuesday. elsewhere they will be some sunshine when the fog lifts. the temperatures are six to nine celsius. into wednesday, we have got this frontal system trying to come to the east, really affecting scotland and northern ireland. towards the end of the week, we will lose the cold air and week, we will lose the cold air and we will be back in the orange colours. things will be milder. for the week ahead, it will be cold at first, then turning milder. wetter and windier later. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: after the attack at london bri

we have the first storm of the season we have the first storm of the season to affect the british isles on its way. it is storm atiyah. it is this area of cloud you can see racing towards the cosine of ireland right now and those winds are really going to ramp upjust in excess of 80 mph across south—west ireland. there is a red warning from the met but we get our strongest winds coming through during the night affecting wales and south—west england. guests could reach 75 man's power. when is this a strong capable of bringing down some tree branches so of bringing down some tree branches so there is some risk of disruption to power and transport into the first part of monday. as we going to monday, we have cold northerly winds that will follow across the whole of the uk. a lot of dry weather, perhaps into north—west england, but certainly lots of showers for northern scotland. a few sneaking down the north seat was norfolk. temperatures on the face of it five to 10 degrees, factoring those winds, i think it will feel quite bitter through monday afternoon. that is your latest weathe

and it will be a mild day here some rain to come for the highlands, the northern and western isles, some sunshine as we head through the south with prospects looking better for and sunny weather and a bit of dry air drifting across from the continent, looking to break up the cloud across the south—east and east anglia, leaving sunshine for northern england. temperature is quite remarkable again for scotland and northern ireland as we head into the day. a couple of degrees up on the overnight temperatures but unseasonably warm for error example around. through unseasonably warm for error example through the evening and overnight, it won‘t be quite as warm. the south—east, keeping clear spells here and you could see temperatures dipping down to single figures as low as just to celsius in norwich. still very mild for scotland and northern ireland, cloud tending to increase by the end of the night and some rain moving on as we see this weather front finally starting to move its way south across the uk. making progress by the end of monday, through monday daytime, pretty slow as it drif

the wettest weather will always be in western scotland, particularly for the highlands and western isles, the rainfall totals tending to mount up. otherwise, away from the north—west corner, we're looking at a cloudy day coming up with breaks few and far between. some could see some sunshine poking through, temperatures on the mild side, 10—12. for the second half of the weekend, if anything, it could get milder. we are dredging up particularly mild air from the subtropics and moving into the north of scotland. into the north—east of the country, we could see some particularly mild weather, although it will be mild nationwide for all of us, with temperatures reaching double figures. a lot of cloud, but there could be some breaks in the cloud from time to time. the temperatures are most significant. in aberdeen at this time of year, we would expect to see temperatures of six, to 15 celsius on sunday is remarkable. the last few days of this year, it tends to cool down across the north, you could knock 3-4 across the north, you could knock 3—4 of this temperatures. as the weather ge

returning to iraq, there are icowing signs that the isl state group is reorganizing its territory there.er losg kurdish and western intelligence officials have told the bbc that i.s. presence in iraq is a sophisticated insurgency. militants are moving freely and raising funds and carrying out attacks. one official went as far as to they are like al qaeda o steroids. the bbc's orla guerin has this report. orla: from the hilltop in northern iraq, a sweeping vi of territoryeclaimed from the islamic ate. the kurdish peshmerga, who helped to drive them out, tell us now they are making a comeback. the militants are exploding an area of no man's land, disputed terrain between kurdish and iraqforces. oking at this territory right in front of us, do isis have free reign? >> yes, i can say yes, especially between the tigris river. orla: are you worried? of course i'm worried. they are really big threat. day by day we can see the movement oisis, activiti. they reorganized themselves. orla: i.s. has done that and hour's drive away in what was their last stronghold in iraq. the authorities have planted

it will be windy across the western and northern isles, as it is now. the wind is picking up across the south—west through the course of the day. through the evening and overnight the band of rain continues to push north across scotland, but you can see that girl across western scotla nd you can see that girl across western scotland and northern ireland, and then later it swings back in across east anglia, the south—east and the midlands. as a result, it is not going to be a cold night, temperatures only falling between about seven and nine. so we start tomorrow with that rain. especially so tomorrow with that rain. especially so in the eastern parts of england and the midlands. that moves away and the midlands. that moves away and then we see something drier and brighter, still a fair bit of cloud at times, but we also have some showers coming in across the west. temperature—wise, we are down just a notch or two on what we are looking at today. for saturday, it is a dry and brighter day. are still some showers, particularly so in western areas. b

to my friends on the other side of the isle, this is not about making history. this is about holding a lawless president accountable and the way our framer intended. this is our time to put our country over your political party. do not seek of the high grass of the vote against these articles. we are all americans. show the american people your devotion of the country more powerful of your loyalty to the political party. we can defend our country from all enemies, foreign and domestics. all you have to do is look at the evidence because it will leave you with only one answer. the president of the united states must be impeached. remember these facts. he tried to cheat, he got caught. he confessed and then he obstructed the investigation into his misconduct. for our democracy, for our constitution, for the people you represent and for all who'll inherit our country for us. i pray that you will do the right thing. i yield back. >> the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i yield a minute and a half to mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you, mr. speake

and also some heavy rain across southern parts of italy and it is fairly quiet but for the british isles, we have some milder conditions and some wet and windy conditions with heavy rain and some strong winds touching gale force and slowly, they'll be seeking their way southwards eventually returning to central parts of europe and it looks like heavy rain and southern parts of italy, they will move their way towards the balkans in turkey. but for the eastern side of spain in the days ahead, the rain starts to ease the sunshine returns and for the british isles, the uk outlet with heavy rain and strong winds and briefly turning a little bit milder and that is all for me. goodbye. hello. this is outside source. president trump has committed impeachable crimes and misdemeanours by abusing the office of the presidency. my republican friends ahmad, my democratic friends are mad. my wife is mad. my kids are mad. my wife is mad. my kids are mad. even my dog seems mad. eight days to go until the uk election. the liberal democrat leader jo swinson‘s been setting out her mental health policies f

what we've had is a moist south—westerly flow across the british isles, bringing a lot of cloud, some mist and drizzle, and the thicker cloud up to the north—west associated with this waving frontal system here which will continue to feed rain into parts of northern ireland and scotland through the day ahead. this is how saturday's weather shapes up. across england and wales, lots of cloud, mist and murkiness to start. the odd spot of drizzle but basically a dry day. i am hopeful that cloud will break up to some extent, especially across north wales, and north—east england. rain will feed into parts of northern ireland, some very heavy rain across western scotland, but for the north—east of scotland, with some shelter from the mountains, here has a fighting chance of seeing some brightness. 0n the moray coast we could see temperatures up to 13 degrees. generally speaking, 10, 11 or 12. that is above where we should be at this time of year. saturday night, it stays wet for a time across the west and north of scotland. further south, northern ireland, england and wales, predominan

feature down towards the south—west that is going to introduce possibly some sharp showers into the isles of scilly on tuesday morning into the afternoon and into parts of cornwall, may be a few spots of rain as well for parts of south wales but apart from that it looks dry. cloudy for much of northern ireland, wales and southern england, the best of the sunshine for the north and east, but feeling colder than it has been of late — just four in much of the central belt. if you are going out on new year's eve the weather will not cause too many problems, but it looks like it will be dry, just mist and fog forming again, so a murky way to bring in the new year, i think staying dry, areas of cloud around where we have the lengthy clear spells and it will feel chilly. wednesday, new year's day, high—pressure dominates, high—pressure building towards the south and east, and it's a very quiet day of weather, the misty and foggy weather will start to clear but a lot of cloud around as you can see. sunshine coming through at times, especially eastern scotland and north—eastern england, te

towards the north—west but what we have had is a very moist south—westerly flow of air across the british isles, bringing extensive cloud. clubs of the northwest has been producing a box of rain and we will continue to see rain in association with these waving weather fronts at high pressure to the south and east will give a lot of dry weather for many of us. across england and wales, through the day ahead, we can expect yes, a lot of cloud, quite a misty murky start in places but it should be largely dry and some places was the cloud breaking up, especially merseyside, parts of north—east england with a bit of shelter to the north and east of high ground. for northern ireland and scotland, rain at times, particularly heavy for the western side of scotland but north—east scotland should sit bright conditions with the murray coast being run 13 degrees and generally a mild day for all of us. saturday night, further rain moving across. elsewhere, drive. still fairly cloudy, a better chance by the end of the night of seeing some brea ks the end of the night of seeing some breaks in the cloud, t

for tomorrow, for boxing day, we see this frontal system pushing its way eastwards across the british isles, and that will bring some outbreaks of rain. this first rain band pushing its way north—east has a little bit of snow mixing in, perhaps over the very highest levels of the pennines and the highest ground in scotland as well. behind that, the skies will start to brighten a little bit. there will be some further showers and some more persistent rain working back into the south—west. temperature—wise through the afternoon — well, many of us still in single figures, five, six, seven, eight degrees, but milder than that down to the south — 11 for cardiff, 12 degrees in plymouth. quite a windy day as well, particularly across the far south—west of england. now, as we go through thursday night, boxing day night again, you might have travel plans. we will see outbreaks of rain continuing to drift northeast with some clear spells as well. now, as we get into friday, high pressure to the south trying to keep things settled. but to the north, we have frontal systems and this warm fr

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and what we've had is a moist south—westerly flow across the british isles bringing a lot of cloud, some mist, some murk, some drizzle, and the thicker cloud up to the north—west associated with this waving frontal system here, which will continue to feed rain into parts of northern ireland and scotland through the day ahead. so this is how saturday's weather shapes up. across england and wales, yes, a lot of cloud, mist and murk to start. the odd spot of drizzle, but it should be basically a dry day. and i'm hopeful that cloud will break up to some extent — particularly across parts of north wales, and merseyside and parts of north—east england as well. rain will feed into parts of northern ireland. some particularly heavy rain across western scotland. but for the north—east of scotland, with some shelter from the mountains, well, here, a fighting chance of seeing some brightness. and for the moray coast, we could see temperatures up to 13 degrees. but generally speaking, 10, 11 or 12 — that is above where we should be at this time of year. now, during saturday night, it stays

working into north—west scotland with rainfall starting to mount up across the highlands and western isles, but otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional brea ks otherwise, it is cloudy, occasional breaks in the cloud just about possible, but temperatures 10—12. it could get milder on sunday in the north—east. that is your latest. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 12 people are killed after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. dozens of survivors, including children are being treated in hospital. tributes are paid to a father and his two children, who drowned in a hotel swimming pool in spain on christmas eve. lady hale, who is about to retire as the president of the uk supreme court, voices concern about the effect of the reduction in resources on the justice system in england and wales. free hospital parking in england for some patients and visitors from april — but questions are raised over how it will be funded. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. lucy hedges rounds up some of the team 5 best adventures from 2019. hello and welcome to this, the last travel show of 2019. so w

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windy weather on the way overnight tonight, courtesy of the first named storm to approach the british isles this season, and it is storm atiyah, this area of cloud racing towards the coastline of ireland. it will bring shortly, ferocious gusts of wind. we could get gusts of over 80 miles an hour. amount exposed coasts and hills in ireland but in the uk the strongest winds coming overnight. windy for some time in the west midlands. gusts of up to 75 miles an hour. whence this strong capable of bringing down some tree branches. there is a risk of disruption to power and transport to take us into the first part of monday. for most of us, a sunny day coming up. showers around coastal areas, particularly northern scotland and some around the north sea. despite sunshine and temperatures of 5—10d, it will feel better in the east on account of those strong, northerly winds. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: as the final few days of campaigning get under way, the conservatives promise to introduce an australian—style points—based immigration system to control unskille

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some rain in the far north west of scotland and the northern and western isles. mild for all of us, but particularly in the northern half of the uk and the north—east coast of scotland could see 15 degrees. some rain in the north on monday. cooler for all of us on north on monday. cooler for all of us on new year's eve. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the cabinet office apologises after the home addresses of more than a thousand recipients of new years honours were accidentally published online. a woman whose husband and two children drowned, on christmas eve, in a swimming pool in spain, says all three could swim — and blames a fault with the pool. more than 70 people are believed to have been killed in a car bomb attack in somalia — many of the dead were students. campaigners call for a radical overhaul of britain's railways — including majorfare reforms and an end to "nightmare journeys". now on bbc news, take a front row seat as mark kermode looks back at the big cinema releases of the year — in ‘review 2019: the year in film'. and a war

outbreaks of rain across the far north—west of scotland, the northern and the western isles. as far as the temperatures go, mild for all of us but particularly the north—western part. some rain in the north on monday. sliding southwards and it will be cooler for all of us on new year's eve stop. complicated reasons. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: somalia's president says his country will not be demoralised after a bomb attack kills more than 70 people. translation: you will never succeed in discouraging the somali people and their government and you will never stop us from achieving our goals in developing and rebuilding our country. thousands of volunteer firefighters are to be offered compensation for loss of earnings after battling the australian bushfires for weeks. democratic presidential contender joe biden says there's no legal basis to force him to testify at donald trump's impeachment trial. "we bought a zoo." a french crowd—funding plan

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some ran around to the north—west of scotland again today, for the northern and western isles and the highlands. to the south of that, some bright disguise, i think. we will pull in a bit of dry airfrom the i think. we will pull in a bit of dry air from the continent for the south—east of england and east anglia. that should break up our cloud here as well. hopefully some sunshine across northern england are some of the early drizzle clears. overall, a brighter day in prospect, with sunshine to the north of northern ireland and around the moray firth. a south—westerly wind direction, quite notable for scotla nd direction, quite notable for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures could get up to 15 or 16, unseasonably mild. this evening and overnight, largely mild but not as mild as the nightjust gone. some clear skies towards the south—east. our temperatures could slide down into single figures, perhaps as low as two degrees in norwich. still mild across the northern half of the uk because that weather front is still looming here. through monday, very slowly, it will start t

it left the isle of man and was then seen in cornwall. nobody expected it to travel that far, so it's quite amazing, really. and some good news in what is, how would you describe the general theme of the report, is it positive? it's positive, it's about people taking part. over 5000 wildlife trust volunteers took part in surveys of the shore, they were looking out for unusual sightings and they also cleared several tonnes of plastic litter from the beach. but it's fantastic that people are wanting to do their part and actually being on the coast or in the countryside is really good for your well—being, as well. plastic, you can hear the groans around the country, but we really are alive to this problem now, aren't we? yes, but it hasn't gone away. yesterday i was kayaking in plymouth on the sound and you just looked into the water and there was lots of plastic there. there is a very large gannet colony on alderney, the largest in england, and it is devastating when you go to see the chicks there, because the nests are literally made of

especiallly around northern and western scotland into the northern isles. outbreaks of rain moving across northern ireland, scotland, maybe even northern england, but it will be heaviest and most persistent for western scotland, where we could see up to 18mm over the high ground, that could cause some minorflooding in places. a very gusty day, wherever you are, but particularly across the northern half of the country, like i mentioned, those winds 40—50mph. it will be quite mild though across the north, 11—12 degrees, perhaps. those temperatures just about touching double figures in the south and east. another fairly chilly day here. now through thursday night, it stays very blustery, and outbreaks of rain begin to push southwards. it could be quite wet for parts of wales through the night. and into friday morning, that rain will tend to be across more southern areas. the milder air will across the south too, by friday morning, it will be very mild to start for england and wales. even fairly mild as well across the north. friday looks pretty unsettled,