waterloo & city line has minor delays because of faulty trains.ing. on the roads: in swiss cottage, there's no access from the finchley road northbound to college road as the traffic lights are faulty. now the weather with kate. good morning. well, we have a slightly more settled start to this week. plenty of dry weather around, at least today, with some sunshine, but it is still feeling rather cold. we've got a brisk north—easterly wind to content with, and that's what is making things feel rather chilly. there's a bit of patchy cloud around but this afternoon, some lengthy spells of sunshine. the temperature, like i said, feeling cold — between 7—9 celsius. now overnight tonight, the wind will fall a little lighter. we've got clear skies and the temperature drops down below zero, so a frosty start tomorrow morning. and where the windfalls light, the clear skies will get some mist and fog patches as well, and because of the temperature, that could be freezing fog, so some dangerous conditions first thing tomorrow morning. so, a cold and frosty st

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upon 5 sites across the capital oxford circus parliament square marble arch piccadilly circus and waterloo bridge manned by nots and his team. they have blocks to entire structure framed with trees a music stage counts and a human being and place and. all that and i've managed to find nothing who started to notice police activity though and you know i'm just watching them go boy. what's been happening i was just going to monitor in the place as numbers have increased slightly and that's some point they're going to be under pressure to clear the bridge i mean what we've got to try and do is get numbers to build the question is how much disruption will the government force us to create until they do the right thing and meet the demands and stop trying to keep. sites i know willing to lose their liberty for it and get arrested if people are willing to sacrifice to live it say it sends a message to the public to the media and to the good of the politicians that this is a serious issue house were demonstrations are escalating as protesters target the knowledge is toil and gas company. shall jus

south western railway, i used them to come into waterloo, it looks like there are 27 days so i will havedown with them, but the controversy is around a war chest that has been built up, because these presumably striking drivers won't be able to get paid, they will be paid by the union. it is interesting, i wonder whether this will now spur talks to end the strike, because imagine the numbers of people going home for christmas stop if i were the government i would be addressing this issue. particularly in an election. some of those constituencies are far from being safe, those. an interesting one. i don't know if there is any evidence that railways have ever changed the outcome of an election but it is an intriguing thought. whether your train arrives on time 01’ whether your train arrives on time or not is a huge aspect in anybody‘s personal happiness, it really is. the london problem as well, because so the london problem as well, because so many people commute in and out of london. it applies to a lot of the other uk cities as well, the misery on people getting in and out between manch

if it goes ahead, commuters in and out of waterloo have been warned they face 27 days of severe disruptionency food parcels last december, and has seen a jump in the number of people in crisis this year. now, are children becoming brainier? the number of under—11—year—olds joining the high-iq society mensa has risen by more than half in the last five years. more than 300 are now members, which mensa says means their iq is in the top 2% of the population. they includejiya, from pinner, who scored the top mark in her test. i looked around and everyone was so much older than me, and i got a bit worried, like, what are in the right place, was i supposed to do this? but when the test came, i just did my best, and it turned out that i did pretty good. yes, it is a long 2.5 hour test, but it isjust a 2.5 hour test, and if the results come out fair, it will give a huge boost to your child. thousands of cherry trees gifted from japan are to be planted across london. a ceremony is being held in regents park today. the idea is to teach us more about japanese culture and celebrate the country's relati

this is waterloo mount we're on now.y are defending a majority from labour of just 331. what's the brexit message? the brexit message is we are here to get brexit done. it's not been the perfect start to the tory campaign. they just hope it's the prime minister's message, notjacob rees—mogg's, that is cutting through. does it make you angry, when you need every one of these votes? yeah, of course, it's very frustrating, but those things don't matter to people here in pudsey. i've never voted conservative. are you a labour supporter, of old? of old, yeah, but they are just fools, aren't they? and it's brexit that you will be voting on? yeah, definitely. i've been saying it's a toss—up between conservatives and brexit party. which is why back here in leeds north west the mood the lib dem camp is as bright as their high vis jackets. over the last year it's been incredible seeing the change on the doorstep. people are now saying i voted labour in the past but i'm disillusioned withjeremy corbyn. i'm coming to you instead bec

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peninsulaes to the and when it goes to waterloo. i'm curious to the location of the barracks in chester county and montgomery county in philadelphia. where were these locations for the british army? >> i don't know. during the 7 years war when the british army went into winter quarters, people objected to quartering regular troops in s, etc. different colonies were asked to build barracks. the old barracks at trenton is a barracks network. i don't know where the barracks you are asking about were located. >> one more question? >> sure. >> anybody have a question? a quick question about the queen's rangers. the green outfit. they were formed for the 7 years war originally i believe. >> rogers. they try to get a commission from congress. they don't trust him and he goes to the british and offers his services. a lot of british officers don't don'tyalist gentlemen like the quality of the officers commissioned. rogers by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england. he may have had it here in north

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this is waterloo mount we're on now.the conservatives. they are defending a majority from labour of just 331. what's the brexit message? the brexit message is we are here to get brexit done. it's not been the perfect start to the tory campaign. they just hope it's the prime minister's message, notjacob rees—mogg's, that is cutting through. does it make you angry, when you need every one of these votes? yeah, of course, it's very frustrating, but those things don't matter to people here in pudsey. i've never voted conservative. are you a labour supporter, of old? of old, yeah, but they are just fools, aren't they? and it's brexit that you will be voting on? yeah, definitely. i've been saying it's a toss—up between conservatives and brexit party. which is why back here in leeds north west the mood in the lib dem camp is as bright as their high vis jackets. over the last year it's been incredible seeing the change on the doorstep. people are now saying i voted labour in the past but i'm disillusioned withjeremy corbyn. i'm

this is waterloo mount we're on now. turnout is also important for the conservatives. they're defending a majority from labour of just 331. what's the brexit message? the brexit message is we are here to get brexit done. it's not been the perfect start to the tory campaign. in pudsey, theyjust hope it's the prime minister's message, and not the remarks ofjacob rees—mogg's, that is cutting through. does it make you angry, when you need every one of these votes? yeah, of course, it's very frustrating, but those things don't matter to people here in pudsey. i've never voted conservative. are you a labour supporter, of old? of old, yeah, but they're just fools, aren't they? and it's brexit that you will be voting on? yeah, definitely. i've been saying, it's a toss—up between conservatives and brexit party. which is why, back here in leeds north west, the mood in the lib dem camp is as bright as their high—vis jackets. over the last year, it's been incredible seeing the change on the doorstep. people are now saying, "i voted

but that well it's going to best my mommy from the university of waterloo she joins us live via skype best met today was one of the bloodiest since protests began last month in iraq how significant is this escalation in the violence and you think we've reached a boiling point in the country. i think we have in fact you know and it's been certainly going on for several months now but just the sheer death toll the images that are coming out are bloodier a letter despite the fact that there's an enormous crackdown on the media inside the country of threats so by shutting down so many but certainly i think the images that are coming out show that it's becoming more and more horrific these quick reaction forces i think are certainly using live ammunition we've seen that documented we know that 'd some of the deadly force that they've used that you know are these canisters you know that are being quite literally head shot at from a piii this is really just beyond i think anyone's imagination and i think there is a real crisis of confidence in the entire political class to find a solution ye

this is waterloo mount we're on now.st 331. what's the brexit message? the brexit message is we are here to get brexit done. it's not been the perfect start to the tory campaign. in pudsey, theyjust hope it's the prime minister's message, and not the remarks ofjacob rees—mogg's, that are cutting through. does it make you angry, when you need every one of these votes? yeah, of course, it's very frustrating, but those things don't matter to people here in pudsey. i've never voted conservative. are you a labour supporter, of old? of old, yeah, but they're just fools, aren't they? and it's brexit that you will be voting on? yeah, definitely. i've been saying, it's a toss—up between conservatives and brexit party. which is why, back here in leeds north west, the mood in the lib dem camp is as bright as their high—vis jackets. over the last year, it's been incredible seeing the change on the doorstep. people are now saying, "i voted labour in the past but i'm disillusioned withjeremy corbyn. "i'm coming to you instead because

one of the railway lines towards waterloo has flooded, causing some cancellations for south western railwayweather, with kate. good morning. it's another chilly start out there this morning. temperature is largely above zero, though, and it should be a largely dry day as well, with plenty of sunny spells. now, to start with, you might feel a spot of rain, but you might feel a spot of rain, but you will barely notice it. it will clear, and then we have these lovely sunny spells. now, the wind is not quite as brisk as it has been for the last few days. temperature still chilly, though, and we're looking at a maximum somewhere between seven and nine celsius. you'll notice this band of cloud just sneaking in towards the end of the afternoon down towards the south—west. that continues into the evening and bring some wet weather overnight. some heavy rain from midnight. the met office actually has a yellow weather warnings in place for this heavy rain. it's going to continue through to dawn tomorrow morning. minimum temperature between three and five celsius, so a wet start for thursday. that rai

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the company operates services in and out of london waterloo.ine and the method of dispatch was fine and then we learned yesterday, we have just put it in their boardroom today, that the deal has disappeared and is no longer on the table. this is going to bring misery toa table. this is going to bring misery to a lot of people. i know that actually dates mean they can at least vote, so just explain what action you are proposing? there are 27 days of action starting on monday second december and that will run through until 11th and then of course we are calling the strike off so people can vote for a day. the 12th will be free of strike action and we are sure people will exercise your democratic mandate and get rid of this horrible government of that is their wish. then we will put the strikes back on on the 13th in the strikes back on on the 13th in the strikes will continue until first january. is there any sense that you are taking, i mean, this is drastic action. 27 days is pretty much unheard of. is there a bit of electioneering going on? ab