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ebrahim raisi, and seven others, who died in a helicopter crash. also coming up on the world today: #do # do you think you can stop what we do, i doubt it. i? and it's called �*the spark�* and has been declared the song of the summer — a viral sensation from a group of irish children, who shot the video in a day. the neighbour of a woman who was mauled to death by two xl bully dogs feared the animal was dangerous and warned her child not to touch them. the attack happened at the house just behind me. just after one o'clock were officers were called about a woman in her 50s been sacked
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by two dogs. she's now being named locally as angeline mahal. unfortunately, she succumbed to her injuries despite receiving first aid care by paramedics. and such was the threat about these two xl bully dogs that armed police also attended the situation. now, these two dogs were registered because, on the 1st of february, the law changed. so it became an offence to own an xl bully dog in england and wales without an exemption. even though you might have an exemption if you're an xl bully owner, you still have to comply by pretty strict rules, including keeping the dog on a lead and a muzzle when they're in public. now, these two dogs, officers confirmed, never left the property until they were seized, and they're being held at an undisclosed location. this morning, forensic teams could be seen here gathering pieces of evidence and taking them away for further examination. the family is being supported by police and neighbours around this area have described this incident as shocking.
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an investigation has accused the european union of known human rights violations by migrants in sub—saharan africa. the report as eu funds were trained to equip units in tunisia and morocco and then abduct migrants without food or water exposing them to kidnap, extortion and violence. we contacted the eu and violence. we contacted the eu and they shared a statement without saying partnerships with the states aim to disrupt and manage migration and step up the fight against traffickers. earlier i spoke to an investigative journalist at lighthouse reports they were involved in this investigation. i asked her to tell me more about what they spout. fill"
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asked her to tell me more about what the sout. , ., ., they spout. our investigation reveals for — they spout. our investigation reveals for the _ they spout. our investigation reveals for the first _ they spout. our investigation reveals for the first time - they spout. our investigation | reveals for the first time both european knowledge and involvement in these getti migrant operations in north africa we're essentially tens of thousands of black refugees and migrants are being routinely rounded up migrants are being routinely rounded up in the streets and place on these buses where they are driven to remote or desert locations. they left there without any water or food. locations. they left there without any water orfood. sometimes locations. they left there without any water or food. sometimes they are subject to violence. what we've been able to find through our investigation is not only are these operations financed by eu money but brussels is been aware of this for years. the millions of euros that are going into migration management through these countries are basically facilitating a system of mass arrests and displacement which targets people on the basis of their skin color. ~ . . , ., skin color. what evidence led you to these conclusions, _ skin color. what evidence led you to these conclusions, where _ skin color. what evidence led you to these conclusions, where did - skin color. what evidence led you to these conclusions, where did you i these conclusions, where did you search for your evidence and where did you find a? we search for your evidence and where did you find a?— did you find a? we looked through tenders that _ did you find a? we looked through tenders that the _
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did you find a? we looked through tenders that the eu _ did you find a? we looked through tenders that the eu is _ did you find a? we looked through tenders that the eu is basically - did you find a? we looked through| tenders that the eu is basically put which vehicles they are providing in morocco and tunisia, we were able to look at the specifications of these vehicles and then do a visual analysis of the videos of these round—ups and were able to match these vehicles at the eu has provided with the vehicles that are being used for the at the same time were also aware of incidents in tunisia that the forces carrying out these operations are actually received funding by the eu. in other instances we have found that spanish police forces worked closely side by side with authorities conducting these operations. to sudan now — where there are more reports of intense the report as eu funds were trained to equip units in citizens to leading military man had stage a coup fell out of the future
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of the country. these satellite images show destroyed neighbourhoods and on the image on the last is from the 30th of april, on the right is two weeks later, the 14th of may. we could see the difference between the two. last week we spoke to a local man whose identity we're protecting for his own safety he sent us another video you can listen to the gunfire during the video in which he tells us about his life right now in el fasher. the humanitarian situation for the poor, the population of the city and for the people who display their neighborhoods is difficult and devastated. no water, no food. and the people simply need protection and security and safety. indiscriminate and intentional shelling of civilian neighborhoods
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should stop immediately. civilians are not part of the fighting. civilians must be protected. i'm appealing to the international community and all the humanitarian actors to intervene and to force those who are trying to attack the civilians and to attack the city and shelling the civilians indiscriminately to stop from what they are doing. people need protection. civilians must be protected from the other from the all conflicting parties. still to come of the world today. the england training squad for the euros is announced. and we speak to the kids in ireland
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an irish children's rap video has gone viral — amassing nearly 9 million views. the spark was created by a group of about 30 children from a suburb of cork, along with another group living in refugee accomodation in lisdoonvarna in county clare. the hit has been declared the song of the summer and has even been hailed as a drum'n'bass—beat masterpiece. # think you can stop what we do? i doubt it. we've got the energy,
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we'll tell you all about it. party starts when we spark and and ifound it. everybody in the crowd start bouncing. think you can stop what we do? i doubt it. we've got the energy, we tell you all about it. party starts when and i found it.# absolutely amazing. say hello. say hello. let's speak to kabin crew and lisdoonvarna crew on the line from ireland. hi! ifeel hi! i feel like hi! ifeel like i hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on _ hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my _ hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. - hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. i'm . hi! i feel like i got some absolute true stars on my program. i'm so | true stars on my program. i'm so excited. that tune is banging. how did you come up with the idea? who is going to be the chief speaker, put your hand out. all of us! what your name, middle back. hello, hello. you nominated yourself to be spokesperson for the crew. tell me how you guys came up with the idea. we were at the k and gary decided to
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put on a beat and get focus like, the vibe install. my mum had with our drummer and the vibe install. my mum had with our drummerand we put the vibe install. my mum had with our drummer and we put that on and we started thinking about what we could start writing to it. or we could start writing to it. or we could start... could start writing to it. or we could start. . ._ could start... writing coming dancing- _ could start... writing coming dancing. the _ could start... writing coming dancing. the whole - could start... writing coming dancing. the whole vibe - could start... writing coming dancing. the whole vibe is i could start... writing coming | dancing. the whole vibe is so could start... writing coming - dancing. the whole vibe is so happy and uplifting. i can see you guys from the other side so that where are you guys based? and you crew, you look pretty cool to me. hoosier spokesperson? hands, who want to talk to me? tell me a little bit about you guys, had to get involved in this? it's super cool, this
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video. �* , ., ., video. after we performed on the show gary _ video. after we performed on the show gary asked _ video. after we performed on the show gary asked us _ video. after we performed on the show gary asked us if _ video. after we performed on the show gary asked us if we - video. after we performed on the show gary asked us if we would l video. after we performed on the i show gary asked us if we would like to wrap to a certain beat. we all decided to get in involved. and we made this wrap with all the little bits we made up ourselves. we just found a memorable day. flan bits we made up ourselves. we just found a memorable day. can i bits we made up ourselves. we 'ust found a memorable dayi bits we made up ourselves. we 'ust found a memorable day. can i ask you cu s come found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up — found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up kabin — found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up kabin crew, _ found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up kabin crew, what - found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up kabin crew, what is - found a memorable day. can i ask you guys come up kabin crew, what is the| guys come up kabin crew, what is the song about? it's called the spark. it's that plenty of smart. when you try to tell us? the it's that plenty of smart. when you try to tell us?— try to tell us? the spark is about as bein: try to tell us? the spark is about as being inspiring _ try to tell us? the spark is about as being inspiring to _ try to tell us? the spark is about as being inspiring to who - try to tell us? the spark is about as being inspiring to who we - try to tell us? the spark is about | as being inspiring to who we want and who— as being inspiring to who we want and who look up to us. it's about being _ and who look up to us. it's about being happy and optimistic. and hasicaiiy— being happy and optimistic. and basically making yourself saying. tell me — basically making yourself saying. tell me a — basically making yourself saying. tell me a little bit about how you shot the video. i've been told you shot the video. i've been told you shot the video and just one day. that is true.
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shot the video and 'ust one day. that is trueh shot the video and 'ust one day. that is true. ~ ., , , ., ., that is true. where was it shot? you had cool outfits _ that is true. where was it shot? you had cool outfits and _ that is true. where was it shot? you had cool outfits and hats, _ that is true. where was it shot? you had cool outfits and hats, tell - that is true. where was it shot? you had cool outfits and hats, tell me . had cool outfits and hats, tell me about the video. how is it shot, who shot a? it about the video. how is it shot, who shot a? . , , ., about the video. how is it shot, who shot a? , ., ., shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio _ shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and _ shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and on _ shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and on the _ shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and on the bus. - shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and on the bus. it - shot a? it was shot in the back of the studio and on the bus. it was| the studio and on the bus. it was shot in the _ the studio and on the bus. it was shot in the pub, _ the studio and on the bus. it was shot in the pub, on the - the studio and on the bus. it was shot in the pub, on the bus - the studio and on the bus. it was shot in the pub, on the bus for. the studio and on the bus. it was i shot in the pub, on the bus for that let's have a look at it now. it looks like you are in some kind of disco with the bible so that now you are writing through the streets for that now it looks like chaos and mayhem top and a bit more chaos and mayhem top and a bit more chaos and mayhem and bubbles and sunglasses. a lot more rapping at the camera. 9 million views is difficult to get your head around the world people are absolutely loving you how does that make you feel? how do you guys feel about a? it’s
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that make you feel? how do you guys feel about a?— that make you feel? how do you guys feel about a?_ it - that make you feel? how do you guys feel about a?_ it feels i feel about a? it's amazing. it feels so exciting — feel about a? it's amazing. it feels so exciting and _ feel about a? it's amazing. it feels so exciting and amazing. _ feel about a? it's amazing. it feels so exciting and amazing. i'm - feel about a? it's amazing. it feels so exciting and amazing. i'm so i so exciting and amazing. i'm so thankful for _ so exciting and amazing. i'm so thankful for everything. - so exciting and amazing. i'm so thankful for everything. kabin l so exciting and amazing. i'm so i thankful for everything. kabin crew, how about you? _ thankful for everything. kabin crew, how about you? utterly _ thankful for everything. kabin crew, how about you? utterly amazing. i thankful for everything. kabin crew, | how about you? utterly amazing. i'm auoin to how about you? utterly amazing. i'm going to keep — how about you? utterly amazing. i'm going to keep you — how about you? utterly amazing. i'm going to keep you all _ how about you? utterly amazing. i'm going to keep you all in _ how about you? utterly amazing. i'm going to keep you all in vision - going to keep you all in vision together. i really hope this is gonna work. can you give me an exclusive, world exclusive marian moshiri online tv performance of the song? and going to see how the guy who speaks the loudest and how you work together down the line. i will give you three two, one. go for it! # we've got the energy... we will tell you all about it. i searched for my spark i found it. everybody
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in the club... think you can stop what we do? i doubt it. with that the energy, we will tell you all about it. i searched for my spark and ifound it. #. about it. i searched for my spark and i found it. #._ about it. i searched for my spark and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye — and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye to _ and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye to the _ and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye to the audience. - and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye to the audience. i i and i found it. #. well done. please say goodbye to the audience. i think! say goodbye to the audience. i think everyone is going to love you. future careers as pop icons and stars. you start here first on the world today. thank you for your time so that by, guys! isn't thatjust amazing? 9 million views worldwide. they've gone viral. this is whatjoy and happiness you can bring through music. let's ta ke let's take you all the way from ireland to japan. it's a the authorities in japan ireland to japan. it's a the authorities injapan up a large barrier at a popular mount fuji
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photo spot to discourage large crowds, tours for the why? local say they're concerned about littering they�* re concerned about littering and they're concerned about littering and traffic. the mostjapanese they're concerned about littering and traffic. the most japanese views gone viral. one of the countries most ubiquitous shops set against its majestic snowcapped volcano. you've probably seen this on instagram or tick—tock. this is the famous mount fuji and the social media money shot for millions of users. as i could be around for long. in the picturesque town local residents are fed up with taurus behaving badly. all for the perfect snack. as last ditch effort this barrier has been contracted to discourage big crowds. but that itself has attracted more attention. if this screen is meant to stop people from coming it has not done so yet. some locals are also not convinced that this is a solution. translation: traffic here is quite heavy and we're all very concerned
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about accidents. i know it's dangerous but i don't want them to put up the black screen. the dangerous but i don't want them to put up the black screen.— put up the black screen. the black screen is up _ put up the black screen. the black screen is up and _ put up the black screen. the black screen is up and you _ put up the black screen. the black screen is up and you can - put up the black screen. the black screen is up and you can see the l screen is up and you can see the idea, it is blocking the very spot where people gather to take them out fuji photo. already people are asking how effective is going to be and if there are other ways around it. i and if there are other ways around it. , , , ., it. i definitely believe in several da s it. i definitely believe in several days someone _ it. i definitely believe in several days someone will _ it. i definitely believe in several days someone will make - it. i definitely believe in several days someone will make a i it. i definitely believe in several days someone will make a hole| it. i definitely believe in several i days someone will make a hole and take a _ days someone will make a hole and take a shot — days someone will make a hole and take a shot of the photos.— take a shot of the photos. there is beautiful places _ take a shot of the photos. there is beautiful places to _ take a shot of the photos. there is beautiful places to take _ take a shot of the photos. there is beautiful places to take the - take a shot of the photos. there is. beautiful places to take the photos, you can see mount fuji going up the you can see mount fu'i going up the roadwa . �* , ., , , you can see mount fu'i going up the roadwa . �*, ., , , ., roadway. there's other places to take photos- _ roadway. there's other places to take photos. there _ roadway. there's other places to take photos. there is _ roadway. there's other places to take photos. there is no - roadway. there's other places to l take photos. there is no shortage roadway. there's other places to i take photos. there is no shortage of stunning backdrops in this area but social media has become a bit fall for this particular spot. for the first time everjapan is at more than 3 million visitors two months in a row, thanks to a weekjan and the post—lifting of post pandemic restrictions for the attack a tough
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balance to strike, a tussle between businesses and protecting treasured locations from over tourism. how costs hollywood actress scarlett joha nsson costs hollywood actress scarlett johansson is taking legal advice afterjack gpt was released with a boys she claims is eerily similar to her own. jg pts say the voice is not intended to be an imitation of the star our tech reporter reports. scarlettjohansson space is known across the world but it's the oscar—nominated actresses voice that is under scrutiny. oscar-nominated actresses voice that is under scrutiny.— is under scrutiny. good morning theodora- _ is under scrutiny. good morning theodora. you _ is under scrutiny. good morning theodora. you have _ is under scrutiny. good morning theodora. you have a _ is under scrutiny. good morning theodora. you have a meeting l is under scrutiny. good morningl theodora. you have a meeting in is under scrutiny. good morning i theodora. you have a meeting in five minutes for that you want to try getting out of bed because back in the movie hershey plays an ai jackpot which is human fell in love with. ., , ., , jackpot which is human fell in love with-— mark, i jackpot which is human fell in love | with._ mark, i'm with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doinu with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doing great- _ with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doing great- they _ with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doing great. they stressed - with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doing great. they stressed it i with. now listen to this. mark, i'm doing great. they stressed it how. doing great. they stressed it how about you? _ doing great. they stressed it how about you? are _ doing great. they stressed it how about you? are remarkably i doing great. they stressed it how. about you? are remarkably similar voice has been used by open ai, a
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company behind chet gpd as they released their assistant last week. scarlettjohansson revealed she has in fact been offered to be the voice of the new system and an offer she declined. she was surprised at the likeness. in a statement to the bbc she said... she personally criticised the companies as ceo for posting the word her on social media. she took that as an insinuation that she was the inspiration for the chat but sound that despite denying it was an imitation of the firm said it was pausing it. in his statement mr altman said...
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the actress is the latest celebrity to question how individual rights can remain protected in a world where artificial intelligence and deep lakes are becoming even more of a pressing threat. interesting how ai is developing and the different kind of elements to the story. we do have a special ai programme on christian fraser to show which you can watch every evening from 8pm uk time. before i go. i want to show you a quick story on the website. this is a story that's just come up from our culture department. it's about elvis presley his granddaughter. she is apparently attempting to halt the proposed sale of graceland, the late singers home in memphis, tennessee. she inherited the mansion and much of priceless estate after her mother lisa marie
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died last year however, graceland is not at the centre of a dispute with the says the compound was used as collateral in a £3 million loan that was taken out by lisa marie but never paid back. she alleges that the paperwork on the loan is fraudulent and her mothers signature was forged. she is now fighting to stop the sale of elvis presley his home graceland for the up that story as always on our website. an arts festival in devon will rise from the ashes this weekend after a major fire destroyed historic buildings on its site, forcing it to close. poltimore music and arts festival in exeter will return this year after a fire destroyed two decades of restoration work on a manor house. organisers say this year's ticket sales will support its rebuilding. let's speak to nick hall director of music in devon initiative who is involved in the restoration.
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thank you forjoining us tell us a little bit about the fire and how much devastation it caused. by, little bit about the fire and how much devastation it caused. a couple of weeks ago — much devastation it caused. a couple of weeks ago a _ much devastation it caused. a couple of weeks ago a tragedy, _ much devastation it caused. a couple of weeks ago a tragedy, there - much devastation it caused. a couple of weeks ago a tragedy, there was i of weeks ago a tragedy, there was a fire in the house which isjust behind the stage. a lot of the work that had been going on to restore the building sadly was destroyed in the building sadly was destroyed in the fire. it was very upsetting for everyone involved in all the work that has been going on here in the last four years. we'd already planned to run the festival so we decided we weren't going to give up on it and we want to push on with it. �* ~ ., ., ,., on it and we want to push on with it. but we know about the incident, is it bein: it. but we know about the incident, is it being treated _ it. but we know about the incident, is it being treated as _ it. but we know about the incident, is it being treated as suspicious i is it being treated as suspicious by police? has is it being treated as suspicious by olice? �* , ., .,, is it being treated as suspicious by olice? �*, ., .,, �* is it being treated as suspicious by olice? a . �* ., ., , ., police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it suspected _ police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it suspected arson. _ police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it suspected arson. there - police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it suspected arson. there is i police? as far as i'm aware, yeah. it suspected arson. there is a i it suspected arson. there is a couple of people taken in by the police about it. tell!
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couple of people taken in by the police about it.— police about it. tell me a little bit more about _ police about it. tell me a little bit more about what i police about it. tell me a little bit more about what this i police about it. tell me a little i bit more about what this building, what poltimore means to the community. it has a lot of history, doesn't it?— doesn't it? yes. i believe it's around 500 _ doesn't it? yes. i believe it's around 500 years i doesn't it? yes. i believe it's around 500 years old i doesn't it? yes. i believe it's around 500 years old and i doesn't it? yes. i believe it's around 500 years old and up! doesn't it? yes. i believe it's- around 500 years old and up belong to a family who built the house —— 400 years old. over the years it had a lot of significant history. i believe a peace treaty in the civil war was signed here. it has also beenin war was signed here. it has also been in a hospital, it's been a girls school and then there was another fire girls school and then there was anotherfire in girls school and then there was another fire in the 805. i think i987. another fire in the 805. i think 1987. since then a team of trustees and vote to that volunteers have got together to rebuild the house and grounds that i am standing in. it's become a bit of a mega in the community for people to come here, run events, get involved in
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restoring the grounds and looking after the place. we got involved. so after the place. we got involved. so after covid and bringing back this festival. tell! after covid and bringing back this festival. ., , after covid and bringing back this festival. . , ., ,., festival. tell me a bit about the festival. tell me a bit about the festival- i _ festival. tell me a bit about the festival. i could _ festival. tell me a bit about the festival. i could see _ festival. tell me a bit about the festival. i could see the i festival. tell me a bit about the festival. i could see the stage l festival. i could see the stage behind you. what is good happen in this festival, what kind of music and we expect if we buy tickets and it was mentioned that this festival makes will go towards the restoration of the house? yes. it's a well-kept _ restoration of the house? yes. it's a well- kept secret _ restoration of the house? yes. it's a well-kept secret that _ restoration of the house? yes. it's a well- kept secret that devon i restoration of the house? yes. it's a well-kept secret that devon is i restoration of the house? yes. it's a well-kept secret that devon is a | a well—kept secret that devon is a centre of the universe for great new music. we worked a lot with breaking artist, artist that are a bit under the radar. we got a full stage on saturday and sunday from some of the best bands that have been breaking over the next few years. we've got two stages, the main stage behind me, bands on all day saturday and sunday we got a second stage with acoustic acts and djs just in
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another part of the site. a secret cinema, a wellness area and festival. you got something for everyone over those two days for that were trying to get as many people in here as possible. when does it start? _ people in here as possible. when does it start? it's _ people in here as possible. when does it start? it's the _ people in here as possible. when does it start? it's the 25th - people in here as possible. when does it start? it's the 25th of - people in here as possible. when. does it start? it's the 25th of may, which is this _ does it start? it's the 25th of may, which is this saturday _ does it start? it's the 25th of may, which is this saturday and i does it start? it's the 25th of may, which is this saturday and sunday. j which is this saturday and sunday. fantastic. nick, good to get you on the show. thank you forjoining us. the best of luck for the restoration. south korea said it will ban a viral north korea tomb which describes the dicta writer as a friendly father and great leader. souls media regulator with the videos become a hit on tiktok, people haven't taken it seriously but it's been on tiktok is in violation of the countries national security act. before i let you go, have a listen to this. music
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they go for that you can listen to us on the bbc but you can't listen to it if you're in south korea, it's been banned. christian is here if you and it's. hello, thanks forjoining me. we had some wet weather today, but wednesday for some of us is going to be a wash—out. persistent rain, heavy at times, on the way, and it's starting this evening. now, here's the forecast. it's already been quite wet in east anglia and the south—east. the rain will spread into the midlands through the night. it'll nudge into the peak district and then spread into northern england by the early hours of wednesday morning. could reach eastern parts of wales too. but scotland and northern ireland, apart from a few showers here and there, actually
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looking generally dry. so tomorrow's forecast, then. this is the morning, a widespread area of rain. we'll zoom in and see what's happening around 3pm or 4pm in the afternoon. now, by that stage, i think the heaviest of the rain will have cleared east anglia, the south—east, and along the southern counties, blustery winds and occasional showers. so here's that persistent rain from the midlands, wales, the north of england, pretty much almost everywhere. that rain's just nudging into southern scotland. more showery, though, across the highlands. but look at northern ireland — escapes most of the rain. if anything, that rain should reach you later in the afternoon, probablyjust into the east of northern ireland. now, this is an area of low pressure that's parked itself in the north sea, and that weather front will just spiral around the centre of the low. so in some areas, the rain will keep falling in the same place for a couple of days. so, really, a substantial amount of rainfall is possible. now, by thursday, the rain will be, well, not quite as heavy and it'll be more patchy, but i think a lot of cloud and at least the chance of encountering some
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rain on thursday. best of the weather in the south, the south—east, as well as east anglia. infact, in norwich, london, portsmouth, plymouth, it could actually end up being a fairly bright, if not sunny, day, but cool. now, how much rain are we going to get? well, through wednesday and thursday, a lot. now, these teal colours here across the pennines and generally northern england could indicate as much as 40 to 50 millimetres of rain. but the met office is suggesting that in some spots, in the extreme case, we could have as much as 100 millimetres of rain or more, and that will lead to some flooding. now, here's the good news. as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend, the weather will slowly settle down. and there are indications that as we go through the weekend into bank holiday monday, we are going to have primarily dry and bright weather with just a scattering of showers, so some good news for you there. bye— bye.
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hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. one death has been confirmed due to the turbulence that flight sq 321 faced from london heathrow airport on its way to singapore. translation: we currently have seven cases of critical injuries. _ 23 cases of medium injuries, including a flight attendant. the rest are minor injuries.
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the turbulence we all dread. one british man is dead and others seriously injured after a singapore airlines flight drops 5,000 feet in seconds. we will talk to a former pilot about how it happened and what measures airlines take to avoid air pockets. also tonight. a special report on the treatment of the palestinians arrested in gaza. whilsteblowers detail how israeli soldiers shackled prisoners to hospital beds, sometimes naked — a practice one medic said amounted to "torture". and we will be live in new york. the prosecution took a month to set out the allegations against donald trump, the defence wrapped up their case in a day. so what can we expect in the summing up that comes on tuesday?
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