new zealand declares a national state of emergency for the third time in its history after cyclone gabrielle ravaged the country s north island. it s seven in the morning in singapore, and 6 pm in washington where the white house has been explaining why the us military has shot a series of objects out of the sky over american territory in recent weeks including a suspected spy balloon from china. officials say the objects posed a threat to commercial flights and were brought down in the interest of safety. following a wave of speculation on social media and elsewhere the white house said there was no evidence of alien or extra terrestrial life being involved. there was john carew there wasjohn carew being there there is no, again, no indication of aliens if is operating during the have been studying me to learn as much as we can. much as we can. note that these surveillance much as we can. note that these surveillance balloon much as we can. note that these surveillanc
north wales, but it s across western areas, particularly northern ireland. scott watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it s not going to reach eastern areas. so we ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that s because there ll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a littl
it s not going to reach eastern areas. so we ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that s because there ll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seeing that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through still lots of cloud around the odd bit of brightness, driest, brightest the further north you are. and again, temperatures still above where we should be for this stage in february. but there s more rain gathering to northern ireland later on and that s t
until we get to lunchtime. but a lot of sunshine to come for many a bit more cloud. western wales, north west england. the odd splash of rain always cloudier though. western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze. here again, some rain, a drizzle at times. so a lot of dry weather, bright weather. but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees. moray firth, 5016, north devon, they ve turned 16 and 17 north wales, but it s across western areas, particularly northern ireland. scott watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it s not going to reach eastern areas. so we ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and tha
a bit through the morning rush hourfor some lingering until we get to lunchtime. but a lot of sunshine to come for many a bit more cloud. western wales, north west england. the odd splash of rain always cloudier though. western scotland. northern ireland with more of a breeze. here again, some rain, a drizzle at times. so a lot of dry weather, bright weather. but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees, moray firth, 15,16, north devon, maybe ten, 16 and 17 northwest wales, but across western areas, particularly northern ireland. watch for the sun set in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it s not going to reach eastern areas. so we ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold