you are most likely to get a touch of frost going into the morning whereas elsewhere you are more likely to keep temperatures well above freezing. tomorrow a lot of cloud around. there may be some drizzle but essentially it is dry. it will be messy in places with vocal and getting in parts of eastern england. maybe the far west of wales towards the channel islands you could see some bright spells so it is breezy in the channel islands. still a few double figures but a nudge down compared with today and the cooling trend will continue over the cooling trend will continue over the weekend. friday evening is producing a lot of cloud. you may well start the weekend with the frost in scotland. but that area of high pressure plenty of cloud and dry weather over the weekend but things will gradually be turning cooler so a selection of places for the weekend forecast. not very inspirational, the cloud as they are, temperatures going down. next week it may brighten up but it looks col
the children s ensemble from the cast to reduce risks. but, for many pantos opening in the next week, the cry truly is, don t stop me now. # not now!# colin paterson, bbc news. that takes us into a look at the weekend weather. follow that, stav! temperatures have been up and turn this week, starting cold, turning milder on tuesday and then temperatures have risen again this afternoon. less cold today, milder in the south, lots of clouds around with the moisture laden air off the atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weatherfronts atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weather fronts are atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weatherfronts are poised atlantic. quite a messy pressure charge, weather fronts are poised to bring wetter weather towards the end of the day, especially in the south west. less cold across scotland and northern ireland but the blue colours will make a return for the weekend, turning colder. here is the satellite picture and the radar, probably
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, chief executive of the think tank demos and rachel watson, deputy political editor of the scottish daily mail. tomorrow s front pages. starting with: the metro reports more than 150 commuters were fined, in a single day, for not wearing a face covering on public transport. the paper says passengers have nose excuse. the times says a third covid dose is strengthening the public s immune system raising hopes of strong protection against the new omicron variant. the daily mirror tells borisjohnson s government to make up their mind over festive parties. it says ministers have caused confusion over conflicting advice on christmas plans. but the daily express says the prime minister has dismissed doom mongers, and urges families to carry on with their christmas celebrations. moving away from covid, the guardian says the trade union unite, labour s biggest funde
and help at last for the seal pups who were caught up in the storm and separated from their mothers. from the year before. and separated from their mothers. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government has ordered an extra 114 million covid vaccine doses for booster programmes over the next two years. ministers say the deals for both pfizer and moderna jabs will future proof the uk s vaccination programme. the deals include access to modified vaccines if they are needed to combat omicron and other variants that may arise. our health correspondent, katherine da costa, reports and a warning that there is flash photography at the start of her report. a year ago today the uk became the first in the world to approve the pfizer covid vaccine. days later margaret keenan was the first person outside clinical trials to get it. since then, 150 millionjabs have been administered in the biggest vaccination effort in uk history. now more than 100 million extra doses of p