as far as into alun cairns. that is ongoing. as farasi into alun cairns. that is ongoing.lun cairns. that is ongoing. as faras i understand it, and i am not privy to wear these things are at but it's an ongoing process. there is due process at work. a decision was taken to allow alun cairns to have a go at keeping his seat, and he has with an increased majority. clearly the issues that led to his resignation have not gone away and there will be an outcome to the ministerial investigation. i have no idea where that will go. stephen crabb, thank you. two of the three wolverhampton seats in the west midlands saw the conservatives gain from labour. phil mackie is there. what happened on the night? they very nearly won all three in the end. the conservatives were probably stocked by winning the third seat which is held by labour mp pat mcfadden, 2500 people voted for the brexit party and the majority in that constituency was just 1000. the other two seats, emma reynolds and eleanor smith lost their seats last night as part of a blue wave across the west midlands, as they won st

mr cairns, here on the left, had been accused of knowing about the role of ross england, who's on the to suggest the cabinet minister had been told of mr england's involvement. the duke and duchess of sussex have been spending private family time in canada over the thanksgiving and christmas period, it's been confirmed. a spokeswoman for harry and meghan said the couple, and baby son archie, are enjoying sharing the warmth of the canadian people following their recent tour of south africa. it has already been announced they will not be joining the queen and other members of the royal family at sandringham on christmas day. australia's prime minister, scott morrison, has apologised for going on holiday while intense bushfires wreak havoc across the country. he cut short a family trip to hawaii after two volunteer firefighters died while tackling a huge blaze near sydney. there's a state of emergency in new south wales amid a heatwave which has produced this week two of australia's hottest days on record. there have been more mass protests in india today, with at least six people killed

mr cairns, on the left, had been accused of knowing about the role of former aide, ross england, here cabinet minister had been told. australia s prime minister, for going on holiday while worsening bushfires rage across the country. he cut short a family trip to hawaii after two volunteer firefighters died, while tackling a huge blaze near sydney. fires are raging across australia, amid a heatwave, which has produced the nation's two hottest days on record. phil mercer reports. there's no end in sight to australia's brutal summer. many of the bush fires are unstoppable. they are easily started and spread quickly. more lives have been lost and houses destroyed. in new south wales, 100 fires are burning, and the emergency services are stretched to the limit. the firefighting effort is a military—style operation. a squadron of water—bombing helicopters is supporting hundreds of boots on the ground. this is a giant air crane — a helicopter that is flying in to suck water out of the dam, to be used on the main fire front that's just over the ridge. in to suck water out of the dam, to be u

mr cairns — on the left — had been accused of knowing about the role of former aide ross england — hereinvestigation found there was "no direct evidence" to suggest the cabinet minister had been told. australia s prime minister, scott morrison, has apologised for going on holiday while worsening bushfires rage across the country. he cut short a family trip to hawaii after two volunteer firefighters died while tackling a huge blaze near sydney. fires are raging across australia amid a heatwave which has produced the nation's two hottest days on record. a funeral and a memorial service have taken place today for the two victims of the london bridge attack. jack merritt and saskia jones were stabbed to death by the convicted terrorist usman khan when they attended a conference at fishmonger‘s hall next to the bridge. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. at the cambridge university church of saint mary the great, jack merritt‘s mother and father and girlfriend, leanne o'brien. his body in a wicker coffin, in keeping with the ethical life he'd tried to lead. jack merritt

mr cairns, here on the left, had been accused of knowing about the role of ross england, who‘s on thelvement. more than 90 flood warnings are in place in england and wales, with the environment agency warning of particular problems on the river mole in surrey and the river severn. earlier in the day there was flooding due to heavy rain in parts of the south. the m23 motorway linking london with brighton was partly submerged, forcing its closure and long delays, while a landslide resulted in the closure of the main rail line from guildford into london. low lying areas in surrey and east and west sussex, were also under water, for a time. a funeral and a memorial service have taken place for the two victims of last month‘s terror attack near london bridge. jack merritt and saskia jones were stabbed to death by the convicted terrorist usman khan, while attending a conference in a building next to the bridge. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more details. at the cambridge university church of st mary the great, jack merritt‘s mother and father and girlfriend, leanne o‘br

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i know that their last cairns conservative intake...her than the time before. thanks to this prime minister i now know how he feels. this legislative programme the macro it was the green speed in 1994 that the legislation for high—speed one was tabled. high—speed one take goes through my constituency and kent. thanks to that built on five years ago there are parts of kent that has seen mainly —— major regeneration. there is still even more potential to unlock. i'm privileged to be the memberfor unlock. i'm privileged to be the member for chatham and aylesford, a device constituency with a strong naval history. a friend, mentor of mine, mention to me earlier this week he is the only cairns mp to have been serving while the chatham dockyard were still operational. rumour has it is the only cairns mp to be when the last mp said the queen speech in 1937. alas, the dockyard has always been of critical significance to the town, it ceased operations in 1984. however, it's regeneration has been remarkable paying tribute to its heritage through

2200000 people living in an open air prison half are children so this is a relentless scene against cairns and of course my government is providing economic political cover for this ongoing crisis where and 2028 in the u.n. says there will be no water so it really is a dire situation and of course the great march of return which started march 30th 2800 was unlike anything that we've ever seen before in gaza 6 weeks later on may 14th. and one of the most egregious massacres of unarmed peoples in modern history israeli snipers killed 60 people on this day and. 7 children but can that be taken seriously 2000000 people live there the u.n. saying uninhabitable by next year in part by u.k. back israeli warplanes so they couldn't even be in a film next year right i mean it's absolutely horrifying action we are running out of time the nutrition value is blocked and the fact that they're denied basic mobility and of course electricity electricity i mean 2 to 3 hours of electricity a day and that really provided severe limitations for even transferring is that it really gave us a really stark insigh

could be exposed to develop and so it's a lot of writing creasing wind as it moves north through cairns the talking i think a strong winds and the snow wet snow on the ground right cause some trees come down oh paris cheese but it's all gone by sunday daybreak you see what's happened rather than what is happening that it's all gone quiet still cold windy with subzero or down towards kansas heat now console $22.00 there in dallas the division somewhere around here but is snow when he crossed from denver eastwards on the coast of california the whole the pacific coast is now looking much quieter than it was the next system is a long way towards british columbia and on monday you see the snows moved east division in temperatures still there so we got rain as a potential in the southern states rolling up towards d.c. this division will keep i think so where it's freezing rain is a possibility in the same area that happened just a couple of days ago but the most it's quiet and cold. with the breeze still blowing quite happily the trade winds we've got an increase in sharp potential for haiti

next week, he will have to plug a gap left by alun cairns, who resigned as welsh secretary around theretary and mp. they will have to be replaced as well a zac goldsmith, who lost his seat in richmond park, environment minister attending cabinet. although some newspapers suggest he could be given a peerage so suggest he could be given a peerage so he could stay on as a further environmentalist in the house of lords. many reshuffle. curious, because most powerful is to dangle the idea of a bigger reshuffle in february, post—withdrawal cabinet. because there could well be one but the threat that there could be one will again ensure that people are incredibly loyal because they will wa nt incredibly loyal because they will want to impress the pm. sunday times is suggesting up to one third of the cabinet are facing the sack. but who knows? let's go on to the sunday telegraph. we are already talking a little bit about what all of this might mean for the shape of the brexit arrangement in the future. the sunday telegraph insider talking about the eu dangling hope of a broader trade deal in

. >> reporter: cairn is with the district where a network of surveillance cameras is important. >> it's an important time for us with the holidays and to send that message that if you steal from us you will be caught. >> there's a lot of theft going on. >> reporter: so what do you do if you think some of those items recovered belong to you? it all starts with a phone call that we have at the bottom of the screen. we also have information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. of course you would want to provide a serial number or some sort of information to prove that it's yours. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> some good news for more than 7,000 bay area retirees. their 10-year legal battle came to an end. this is a story we've been covering exclusively. those retirees were fighting for their health insurance that was promised to them by the uc system. >> i'm embarrassed and they should be embarrassed to have this thing on their plate. i want to see it cleared up. >> we met with some of the retirees earlier this month. they told us no one was paying atten

deirdre: neil is a fay us in cairn investigator -- famous carnivore.we love the sage tearan veged the vegans. you have the worst hangovers if you're vegetarian. if you're not a carnivore you're having the worst time the following morning. deirdre: i want to know the test groups, if they were on college campuses. >> there's enzymes in meat products that help break down the alcohol. lauren: okay. you can catch brett, hangover and veganism on fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. deirdre: from sunshine to snow in just minutes, if you were here in the northeast, you saw it and you felt it. an incredible sight after a fast-moving snow squall blankets the big apple, the video's quickly going viral. we're showing you one right now. it was taken from the empire state building. it was amazing. it felt like a tornado that was kicking out snow. lauren: it was also deadly. he other parts of the northeast, the sudden snow just turned fatal. more than a dozen cars, check this out, piling up on this pennsylvania highway where two people were killed. janice

the former welsh secretary alun cairns has been cleared of breaking the ministerial code over claims of rain have caused flooding problems across parts of the country but it is especially in south—eastern where we have impacts, for example on the 23 and on the lines in sussex, and on this very busy day of christmas travel plans it is worth checking before travelling. we are seeing rain in eastern england which will clear away this evening and following we will have a scattering of showers and the most frequent of these pushing into wales, southern england, the midlands and east anglia where it will be rather cloudy overnight and the cloud keeping temperatures up to 3—7, and a bit cooler further north but there is the risk of a few showers dotted around. into saturday‘s forecast, the showers across england and wales will push over northern england into northern ireland and scotland as the day progresses, and often it will be quite cloudy but they will be some bright and sunny spells but late in the day low pressure will bring cloud and rain back into southern england and probably sout

simon hart — mp for carmarthen west and south pembrokeshire will replace alun cairns as welsh secretarymp before the election, nicky morgan will stay on as culture secretary — and take a seat in the house of lords. let's speak now to katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator magazine. we are all wondering what this new conservative party is going to look like, what do we learn from the reshuffle, katie? i think like, what do we learn from the reshuffle, katie? ithink this is business as usual. and that's not because it's going to be business as usual in the long term, boris johnson's plan and a big shake of his government but he wants to do in the new year, i think his appointments particularly nikki morgan moving to the lords and staying on his culture secretary i think it'sjust staying on his culture secretary i think it's just keeping staying on his culture secretary i think it'sjust keeping things as they are for now but preparing in they are for now but preparing in the new year to really say what the government is about, and i think that will include shaking up of depar

it could be exposed to develop and says a lot of right increasing wind as it moves north through cairns the tucking i think a strong winds and the snow wet snow on the ground right cause some trees come down no power is but it's all gone by sunday daybreak you see what's happened rather than what is happening that it's all gone quiet still cold bungy with subzero or down towards kansas he's now console $22.00 there in dallas that the division somewhere around here but it's no rain across from denver eastwards on the coast of california whole the pacific coast is not a can match quieter than it was the next system is a long way towards british columbia and on monday you see the snows moved east division in temperatures still there as we get rain as a potential in the southern states running up towards d.c. this division will keep from i think so wet stuff freezing rain the possibility in the same area that happened just a couple days ago but the most it's quiet and cold with the breeze still blowing quite happily the trade winds we've got an increase in sharp potential for haiti or east

so you have got the welsh secretary alun cairns, who quit, the environment minister zac goldsmith asintments from people outside from the junior levels of government coming up. but we expect in the new year, once the christmas break has happened, a much more wide—ranging reshuffle when we will get more of an idea of the government. the culture secretary, theissue government. the culture secretary, the issue of the bbc licence has been raised. boris johnson said he may look at abolishing the licence fee. he is committed to a review over whether nonpayment of the licence should be decriminalised. that will be top of the new culture secretary's in tray. now what happens here, we have got a rough idea, but with a majority of 80, borisjohnson idea, but with a majority of 80, boris johnson can do idea, but with a majority of 80, borisjohnson can do what he wants, can't he? within reason. you know what i mean. yes, we have a pretty goodidea what i mean. yes, we have a pretty good idea of how this week will pan out. it will be busy, new mps getting familiarised at westminster today. finding