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east coast of the countries we had under monday night so tuesday which looks unsubtle for the northern half of the country and i think trying to around 6 degrees with it will be cold and started on wet and windy it was the east coast of the countries we had under monday nights or tuesday onwards looks unsubtle for the northern half of the country and i think signs of end of the week and you will not going to remain cold for much of next week too. you later. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: borisjohnson and the president of the european commission will speak later today to try and break the brexit trade talks deadlock. we keep calm, as always, and if there is still a way, we will see, huh? the two sides remain divided on fishing rights; the rules governing state subsidies for business and how the deal is policed uk businesses say they need clarity now. the government have sent out a letter to every business in the country saying check, change, go . we
actors are having to come up with new ways to ensure the show does go on this christmas! one company has even started staging performances from long running west end shows in people s front gardens, as our arts correspondent david silito has been finding out. this is normally the busiest time of year in theatreland. but this year, it s not going to be so much, it s behind you , more, it s on your doorstep. they re coming up the road now. hey, guys, i m elder cunningham. we ve got a surprise for you! come to the door! # there s a song in the air # bert and mary poppins are in the front garden of number 1a. meet doorstep productions. this is the real west end, real west end performers, coming to doorsteps. that s right. i mean, look at this theatre, it s closed. the palladium. i mean, it s heartbreaking. all the shows are shut. all my friends are unemployed. some of them have lost their homes. and i thought, hang on a minute, i could get some people some work. # supercalifr
well, the chilly weather is here to stay for the next few days. it s not desperately cold but certainly cold enough for some of that snow to still hang around in the hills and the mountains. for most of us, sunday is actually going to be quite a bright day and, yes, a few showers in the forecast. low pressure is close by so hence there will be a fair bit of cloud in places from the morning onwards. but more significantly, we still have that current of cold air coming in and out of the arctic. it is actually fed all the way down towards the western mediterranean. so, this is what it looks like through the early hours of sunday morning, clouds and some showers there across northern parts of england. i think the coldest weather will be early in the morning across many western parts of the uk. temperatures in rural spots under the clear skies will have dipped down to around minus three degrees. but most towns and cities it will be around freezing or above. so, here is the forecas
a final throw of the dice . donald trump holds his first rally since losing the us presidential election, urging crowds in georgia to vote republican in crucial senate run off elections. hospitals will receive their first deliveries of the new coronavirus vaccine tomorrow. the firstjabs are expected to be administered on tuesday. england s first one day international in south africa is abandoned after two members of hotel staff test positive for coronavirus. the changing face of the nhs over the last a0 years has been caputured in a series of photographs taken by a former paramedic. chris porsz started his career as a hospital porter in 1974 before joining the ambulance service and has spent decades snapping pictures of colleagues and patients. he s compiled them all into a book, as emma baugh reports. look this way. he s been capturing colleagues on camera for more than a0 years, charting the changes of the nhs. it s a thank you for decades of dedication, but most of all fo