Across the UK, across continental North America and around the world, on the internet, by

webcast and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well as I record these words, we're in the last couple of days before Christmas 2014,

and here in the UK the weather has declared a bit of a truce for us.

Been very mild over the last couple of days and at the moment it's about 10 or 11 degrees

Celsius, which depending on where you are in the world is either very good or not very

good at all.

For us, that's almost spring time, so I like that.

The weather forecast is saying we may get some storms after Christmas, but all bets are

off after that.

Some people are saying we might have a big freeze and some people are saying, it's going

to be wet and mild and stormy like last year.

We'll see.

A few things to say, no shoutouts on this edition because there are some important things

to say and some of those are important to you and some of those are important to me.

Let's start with one that's important to me.

The unexplained may disappear for a couple of weeks quite soon.

I'm still working out the details of this.

There are a number of reasons for that.

We've got a little bit of sight maintenance and planning to do.

And also something very personal to me, my own domestic conditions.

There is a possibility I may have to move from where I am based simply because I've been

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