Now its time for a look at the weather with louise lear. There is not going to be much in a way of sunshine. Particularly across england and wales. Quite a lot of missed and a little bit of showery rain drifting northwards this afternoon. Clouding over by the end of the afternoon down to the south. Top temptress youre not quite as warm, 6 8, but we could see highest values of 10 13 across central and southern england. Through the night tonight, that cloud continues to drift its weight steadily northwards with the exception of the far north east of scotland, your tempter is perhaps low enough in rural spots for a touch of light frost. Elsewhere, it is going to be a grey, gloomy sunday morning. That low cloud will lingerfor gloomy sunday morning. That low cloud will linger for much of the day, but it stay largely dry and it will be milder than it has been of late. Temperatures are likely to peak between 8 12. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines. A warning that hospitals in england coul
Hello, this is bbc news with me, maryam moshiri. The headlines the Prime Minister appoints Nadhim Zahawi as minister for the deployment of coronavirus vaccines. A warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, if mps dont back new restrictions. Irans president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist, saying his country wont be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. The retail empire arcadia, which owns topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, is on the brink of collapse, putting 13,000 jobs at risk. Now on bbc news, to celebrate bbc 100 women, click is profiling the most inspiring and influential women in technology. This week, a global click gathering. High tech ivf hopes. And a robot ballerina with no left feet. Hey, welcome to click. Hope youre doing 0k. Now, weve met some pretty incredible female tech pioneers in our time, but this weeks programme is going to be particularly inspiring. Were dedicating it to women in tech.
As we were saying, running out the vaccine will be huge logistical exercise and can also be effected by post brexit l. Because a supply comes from belgium. Those likely to receive the jabs, including nurses who went through the first wave know how important that is. Working, a lot of the nurses were living away from home and were concerned about it home to theirfamilies. Concerned about it home to their families. If we do get a vaccine, it means we can get back to living more normal is not normal for the past several months. Care home residents and carers, followed by the over 80s and frontline workers and young adults with young conditions that it will be nhs staff who get it first. Hospitals will be the focal point next week. The idea for the first phase is we concentrate on nhs hospitals delivering this vaccine because particular requirements of the pfizer vaccine. But care homes are wondering what this means for the residents and why they do not appear to be top of the list. It is
Heres darren. Terrier could not be more different at the moment. For some parts of the country it could be very wet. In cumbria could be turning later this afternoon. The main area of concern is across south wales and south west england. We have this amber weather warning for the met office, with more flooding expected, and some travel disruption. The heaviest of the rain today will be over the hills. Dartmoor, the brecon beacons. By hills. Dartmoor, the brecon beacons. By the end of the day, around four inches of rain. The radar picture shows it has been turning wetter in the south west of england and widely into wales, that wetter weather moving north into england and turning wetter in scotland as the rain eases off in Northern Ireland. Towards the south east, damp and drizzly, very mild, temperatures around 13 celsius. Also windy. Through this evening that rain is filling the same sort of areas, the rain continuing to add up, then the rain continuing to add up, then the rain edging
For the first few days. After an evening phone call, downing street warns that post brexit trade talks are in a serious situation. It was a night to remember for Marcus Rashford. On the field he scored twice to lift Manchester United up to sixth in the premier league off it, he was recognised by fifa for his work to try and end child food poverty in the uk. Catching up on one of the years most inspiring stories. Six year old tony hudgells raised more than £1. 5 million for charity. Well take a look at how the money will make a difference good morning. Rain is back today, heavy full some of us. Flooding likely in south wales. Windy, mild. I have your friday forecast and prospects for a brighter weekend. Its friday the 18th of december. Our top story. Millions of people across the uk are braced for tougher covid restrictions amid growing concern about rising Coronavirus Infections. From tomorrow, swathes of eastern and southern england will move into tier 3 measures. Northern ireland ha