juno was last seen in norfolk. >> she does belong to ian and he d almost given up hope.is the moment juno and her owner were reunited. >> i've just been incredibly emotional back there, but just totally humbled by what people are willing to do for people in the community. that's what lowland rescue is all a route -- all about. >> six days ago, juno went missing on a family walk near yarmouth and despite social media peels and searches, there was no news. >> tell me about christmas without her? >> i would rather not. >> it has obviously been tough on you. >> it's a quiet house, hebed is empty. >> today, search and rescue teams across country joined the search. news came through that juno had been spotted by one of the teams drone pilots. >> i think they found her. >> flying along the riverbank, and thershe was. she just sat up and looked up at the drone. she is alive and moving, so that was it. >> after a quick trip to the vet. >> juno has lost weight, around five kilos, but is doing well and is now a home, resting in front of the fire. >> don't forget, you can get in tou

in norfolk. because they have a - animal sanctuary. in norfolk.s obvious from what you are i facilities there. yes, and it is i obvious from what you are saying that these animals really need looking after. thank you forjoining us. i hope that you manage to rebuild the various structures that have been damaged and good luck with all of the animals. thank you. thank ou ve all of the animals. thank you. thank you very much- _ all of the animals. thank you. thank you very much. thank— all of the animals. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. - an art installation of a traditional irish pub has been unveiled as the winner of this year's turner prize. the piece, put together by the belfast—based array collective, features photos, memorabilia and videos, some of them representing hidden political messages about sexuality and identity. our media and arts correspondent david sillito was at the awards ceremony in coventry. the winner of the turner prize 2021... and it is, array collective. array collective, a group of artists and activists from northe

mike liggins, bbc news, norfolk.g flights. thousands of homes are without power. one town in fukushima district has registered one and half metres of snow in recent days. forecasters say the amount of snow this season is twice that of an average year. there's no let—up in sight, with more snowfall forecast into tuesday along the japan sea coast. warnings are in place for residents to stay home. now the weather, with carol hello again. over the next few days the temperature is going to rise to unseasonably mild levels. today, what we've got is rain pushing its way into the north sea leaving a lot of cloud in its wake, thick enough for some patchy light rain or drizzle at times. the clearer skies across the highlands, northern ireland and parts of england and wales means that some of us will see some sunshine. but a windy day, especially with exposure in wales and the english channel. through this evening and overnight, there will be quite a bit of clear sky around, so especially in scotland, parts of northern england,

but there have been areas of sunshine, particularly towards norfolk and suffolk, glorious conditionse. glimmers of brightness for cornwall and the channel islands, and parts of scotland and into northern ireland. for most, we are under this dense layer of cloud, low cloud and mistiness. the front spreading north across the country will be confined to the northern isles, a bit more of the breeze here, the same for the far north—west and far south—west, and temperatures at 13 degrees, well above par for the time of year. through this evening and overnight we hold on to a lot of cloud and mistiness but what we have across east of england in particular, clear skies will allow temperatures to plummet and hear a touch of frost and some dense fog patches, particularly across yorkshire and down into norfolk. that could be problematic through tomorrow morning so bear that in mind. i pressure with those into the weekend, drifting up towards iceland. that will allow cooler air to move down from the north—east off the north sea, particularly into the start of next week. friday are pretty similar

people at mundesley in north norfolk woke to find this — the sea defences and much of the beach to thevery tired, you know, thinking about it all. going to have to move, i reckon, now. trimingham slope went, further back, just under two years ago, i think. and that could happen here. it's already started, it's the start of the season for this weather and i'm now very nervous and agitated about any further. cliffs along much of the east anglian coast are vulnerable for one important reason — they're made up largely of sand and soil which soaks up rainfall and can then sheer away. you've just got tobe careful with our cliffs. you know, other parts of the country you get rock where the cliffs are very stable, but because of the nature of how ours are made up of sand and soil, they're always vulnerable. but this time of year, lots of rain, it makes it worse. the coastguards want people to stay away from mundesley beach. they say the landslide is so big it could leave people cut off at high tide, and the top of the cliff is still potentially very unstable. ian barmer, bbc news. just to brin

marry a norfolk woman.s first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840. his second wife was a virginian by birth, by resident and she was even named virginia. here's a man born in tennessee raised in louisiana, living in virginia married to a southern woman whose family owned. bryan talked the other day about george thomas and the dilemma he faced as a virginian who stayed with the union and the consequences that he paid her slip officially but what about farragut? this moment reveals a lot about farragut. in april of 1861 the state of virginia had voted to secede from the union after the clash at fort sumter and particularly lincoln's call for volunteers to restore, to put down the rebellion. fair get went straight home and announced that he would not live in it disloyal state for one more hour. he told his wife he was leaving. now. this act of mind may cause years of separation from your family so you must decide quickly whether you will go north with me or remain here. he passed what he could carry he

norfolk has england's largest grey seal colony.the beach and you're worried, alert a wildlife organisation, but above all else, leave it alone. alex dunlop, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. it's been a chilly start, but much of the country is

juno was last seen during a walk near great yarmouth in norfolk. ian? she does belong to ian and he'd almost given up hope. but this is the momentjuno and her own ian danks were reunited. i've just been incredibly emotional back there, as you probably got on camera. but, you know, i'm just totally humbled by what people are willing to do for people in the community. and that's what lowland rescue is all about. juno is a short—haired german pointer and has been trained as a search and rescue dog. six days ago, she went missing on a family walk at fritton near great yarmouth, and despite social media appeals and searches, there was no news. tell me about christmas without her. i'd rather not, to be honest. it's obviously been really tough on you. yeah. yeah, it's the little things. it's a quiet house, her bed's empty. today, search and rescue teams from across the countryjoined the search and news came through thatjuno had been spotted by one of the team's drone pilots. they think they found her. flying along the river bank, and there she was, she ha

juno was last seen during a walk near great yarmouth in norfolk. is just moments after a very emotional reunion — describing how he is feeling. emotional back there, as he probably got on camera. you know, i'm just terribly humbled by what people are willing to deal for people in their community. that's what this rescue is all about. a, community. that's what this rescue is all about-— is all about. a happy christmas sto . is all about. a happy christmas story- more — is all about. a happy christmas story. more sadly, _ the canadian filmmaker jean—marc vallee, whose work included the oscar—winning film dallas buyers club and the young victoria has died at the age of 58. the montreal born filmmaker also won an emmy award for his work. hello there. the big weather story for the rest of this week, and of course that means the rest of this year, is all about exceptionally high temperatures. this chart shows the temperature compared with the average. as these deep red colours spread northwards across the chart, that shows that temperatures will be signi

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when you're young, carney's, the caught on those, you're going on as a my get only. mia, buddy is norfolk one. if you even if they sign a deal you nothing much will happen normal. your, i don't think anything in the next year or 2 will have a positive impact on my life. it should resent the your manner or your father, or because somebody who is thinking when i'm tasa, haley, don't my i think our president is not even interested in reaching an agreement as when i drew honey wanted one, but didn't manager as i'm as out of my neck, the new government does not even pursuing this hobby. it won't work out successfully. a fan, i am off of the atm authentication. the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hotline government took over sanctions relieve remains of pressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at t, ron university, tells us over the realizes that of the, of dealing with a country. that's not a r

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missing for almost a week — a happy ending for the search and rescue dog, who got lost herself, in norfolk

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the queen had wanted a big family christmas at sandringham in norfolk because of the spread of omicrone day here instead. —— so instead, she is spending the day here instead. a return to gathering for midnight mass: the archbishop of westminster says places of worship should stay open. the telescope that will delve deeper into the universe than ever before

one such a journalist daniel is, are shared his story with us. us treasury powers of norfolk that of an individual freelance journalist and i was microscopic but some of them are so frightened they're unwilling even to give interviews like this one in the u. k. video emerges of key members. of course, johnson teen joking about a party and down the street last christmas. but seeing as it's a.

again, her plans to go to the norfolk estate were cancelled. it was a warm christmas this year, kim. >> salma abdelaziz in london. >>> the president of the democratic republic of congo is strongly condemning an attack on christmas day. at least eight people were killed saturday when a suicide bomber targeted a crowded bar as people gathered to celebrate the holiday. a government spokesman says 20 others were wounded. >>> negotiations on reviving the iran nuclear deal will resume in austria in the coming hours. according to iran's state media, the country's foreign minister doesn't find the position of some european countries constructive to the talks. negotiations have made little progress since they resumed earlier-this month after a five-month pause. the head of iran's atomic energy organization told russian media that tehran doesn't intend to enrich uranium beyond the 60% level, even if sanctions aren't lifted. >>> all right. after the break, from tom brady winning a seventh super bowl to athletes kamg paining for melgt mentle health awarene

the first of these libraries that he has planned will be occupied in the 1940s at norfolk prison in massachusettsd according to npd bookscan, print book sales dropped just a little bit for the week ending december 4th. adult nonfiction fell for a second consecutive week just down 2% but remain up close to 6% for the year. it just a reminder during the annual holiday period about a quarter of all books are sold. a 750 million were sold in the united states in 2020. one of the new books of 2021 is this one. one hundred things we've lost to the internet. the author is pamela paul who joins us now on about books. pamela is the long-time editor f "the new york times" book review. your book. it is a reminder of what life used to be like before the internet before we constantly lived in a very rapid motion that i think is causing us a little bit of emotional whiplash so it's a rewind and saying remember all these things we used to do before we were online all the time and we used to get places and meet people and what it was to know someone as opposed to follow someone so it's a kind of look back at the

a good navy town but because he married a norfolk woman. his first wife, susan, died 20 years before. in 1840. and the next wife was even named virginia. so, here's a man born in tennessee, raised in louisiana, living in virginia, married to a southern woman, whose family owned slaves. you know, brian talked the other day about george thomas and the dilemma he faced as a virginian we had stay would the union, the consequences he paid both personally and professionally. here, i think is a moment that reveals a lot about him. when he learned in 1861 that the state of virginia had voted to seseed from the union, after the clash at fort sumpter and particularly lincoln's call for volunteers to restore to put down the rebellion. faraget went straight home and announced that he would not live in a disloyal state for one more hour. he told his wife he was leaving. now. this act of mine may cause years of separation from your family. so, you must decide quickly whether you will go north with me or remain here. he packed what he could carry, headed

. >> reporter: near norfolk air station oceania, you're looking at an american shame. feed themselves. the military family advisory network, a nonprofit, gave each family frozen chicken and produce, 60 pounds worth. >> our kids would eat cheerios some days because that is all we had. >> reporter: feeding america estimates 160,000 military families fight hunger. >> thank you for your service -- >> reporter: especially vulnerable, junior enlisted ranks. almost 30% of them need help. >> how can they focus on the mission when your family can't even survive? >> reporter: we first spotlighted the u.s. military's food insecurity in february. along the causes -- low wages, frequent moves, high unemployment among military spouses, and a stigma seemingly born of denial. >> i would never go to my husband's command ever. >> reporter: that's changing slowly. for the first time, the department of defense just commissioned a 90-day battle plan, identify hungry military families, connect them with help. >> our men and women in uniform and their families have enough to worry about. bas

she has with norfolk, with ah, ah, ah, a with a 10 you give them cut it into a high yeah. what could i do? the other one back in a lot. and then that's how low income i didn't buy. ringback it does it what's going to when i had them? my mom this is as a miller, susan the you have a to me ah ah ah, i right away said to ryan, we're leaving california. we can't stay here anymore. ah ah ah ah ah. so those stories help to show the impact climate change is already having on people's lives. but what's the actual link between warming temperatures and extreme weather? well, this episode of the online series planet green breaks it down and you're probably familiar with the series host net, clark, alto, 0, environment correspondent, ah, more powerful, more intense, more destructive, extreme weather is the new norm. yes, we've always had hurricanes and droughts and qualifies and floods, but never on this scale. and that's because the world is getting hotter than ever. greenhouse gas emissions are created. this blanket of su to around the trapping heat. and that's why areas that are pr

millions of tonnes of sand were shifted to a stretch of coastline in north norfolk to see if a naturalto have worked. the homes and businesses are on the front line of rising sea levels. the sand barrier idea is cheaper than building a concrete seawall. this more natural solution could be used to protect more coastal communities. in a way that making space for water, so allowing natural processes to come back in places where we can do this, i think that's the attitude we need to have, and that we're not going to be able to keep building sea walls and defend, defend, defend. in 2021, nearly 60 acres of trees were cut down in northumberland — to reduce carbon emissions. it sounds strange, but it was done to save an ancient peat bog, which traps far more carbon than trees ever could. the building blocks of the peatland are the sphagnum mosses which themselves, like this one, are absolutely full of water. they're about 90% water. and that water is why bogs are better at slowing climate change than trees. when plants die in a bog, they don't release all their carbon into the atmosphere beca

earlier this year i went on a tour around sandringham, the queen's home in norfolk. oh, did you?ng—room, the queen's jigsaw table, where she sits there doing a jigsaw every christmas. were you envious? and i was veryjealous. i noticed there were two seats there, so presumably her majesty does a jigsaw with a companion. have you ever sat in the queen's companion jigsaw puzzle seat? yes. gasps. whatjigsaw did you do? i can't remember. i'm terrible atjigsaws. what's her strategy? does she do the edges first? you'd have to ask her that at the next interview. there we are. that's pastorally confidential. she is... i mean, the queen is... i was so overwhelmed at being there. it was the first time i'd properly met her. and she was doing a jigsaw! but i knew i mustn't put the last piece in the jigsaw. 0r leave with a piece in your pocket. oh, golly. i think it would be the tower of london. laughter. brilliant, archbishop, thank you so much. on that revelatory note, that's made my christmas. thank you very much. thank you. happy christmas to all three of you. and, laura, happy new year, w

so to the fed of the government to produce public services in that part of the world at many into norfolk chad, feel that they are both protected by judges, grew all nationalities to our groups which, which provided origin. so as at the same dot in you were just going to after school at a see me going to a president and sugar bega. the prime minister, i've been making an attempt to discourse of all previous speaker saying that maybe russia would be better to head to fight. but sarah, maybe that's a bit of a stake because the wagner's group that my lease quarter is talking with as not been very successful. georgia, i realize it's prompted during the program or so it's frances innovation attack to kind of feel which opened or can of worms into which that is a fact that's frosty is responsibility, but it was suck was these were supposed to do it was a or we decided to intervene, it was michael, kept on the intervention now for us as decided to downgrade super ration in the region, bringing down from 50022500. as left maddie, maddie is not considering talking to russians, good luck to them, a

so to hide it, al jazeera, no ha, ah, norfolk retro to the top stories here. this al, the netherlands will impose a 4 week lockdown from sunday corona, virus infections or surging across europe. london's mayor has declared a major incident in response to arise and on the chronic cases. british police a several officers have been injured, alter ronnie's against view. cope with 19 measures turned violent in london, include, requiring coven passes for large venues, and making mosques compulsory in some, in the settings. and in germany, several people have been arrested during ronnie's against restrictions. the government approved of vaccine mandate for health workers early this month is considering expanding this to the general population. hong kong chief executive carry law ms urging people to vote in the 1st legislative election. since beijing impose sweeping security laws, candidates have been vetted to ensure only those loyal to china can run. at least 10 people have been arrested according for a boycott. lamb has defended the reforms. i do have set a very cl

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some mist and fog patches with those clearer skies across parts of northern england, even down into norfolke likely to be to the east of the pennines, in the north—east of england. a lot of cloud around elsewhere. there's a bit of rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland, becoming more confined towards the northern isles. whether you've got the cloud or not, though, it's still a mild day for the time of year. temperatures widely in double figures once again. now, high pressure is building in across the uk. that's why it's so quiet, but that high pressure is bringing with it a good deal of cloud. now, the cloud could just be thick enough to give one or two spots of drizzle across more southern parts of the uk, whereas again a mild start on friday. a little bit chillier across some eastern parts of scotland, the north—east of england, perhaps even into the north west of wales, where there could be a few breaks overnight. but as you can see, not a great deal of sunshine on offer on friday. the winds are light in most places, just picking up a touch there in the far south—west of engl

. >> reporter: near norfolk air station oceania, you're looking at an american shame: the need to feedmilies who can't feed themselves. the military family advisory network, a nonprofit, gave each family frozen chicken and produce, 60 pounds' worth. >> our kids would eat cheerios some days because that is all we had. >> reporter: feeding america estimates 160,000 militaryme families fight hunger. especially vulnerable, junior enlisted ranks. almost 30% of them need help. >> how can they focus on the mission when your family can't even survive? >> reporter: we first spotlighted the u.s. military's food insecurity back in february. among the causes -- low wages, frequent moves, high unemployment among military spouses, and a stigma, seemingly born of denial. >> i would never go to my husband's command, ever. >> reporter: that's changing slowly. for the first time, the department of defense just commissioned a 90-day battle plan: identify hungry military families, connect them with help. >> our men and women in uniform and their families have enough to worry about. basic necessities like

some mist and fog patches with those clearer skies across parts of northern england, even down into norfolkf the sunshine more likely to be to the east of the pennines in the north—east of england. a lot of cloud around elsewhere. there's a bit of rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland becoming more confined towards the northern isles. whether you've got the cloud or not, though, it's still a mild day for the time of year. temperatures widely in double figures once again. now, high pressure is building in across the uk. that's why it's so quiet, but that high pressure is bringing with it a good deal of cloud. now, the cloud could just be thick enough to give one or two spots of drizzle across more southern parts of the uk, whereas again a mild start on friday. a little bit chillier across some eastern parts of scotland, the north—east of england, perhaps even into the north west of wales, where there could be a few breaks overnight. but as you can see, not a great deal of sunshine on offer on friday. the winds are light in most places, just picking up a touch there in the far so

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now, it is very apparent that these elements norfolk certain that the government of the day of the administration is unlikely to come after them. that is why they are employed, what the government needs to do is it kind of us just like say these are pretty elements, every fringe element becomes mainstream. that's, that's been the recycling, right? you've seen what has happened in, in our real you, you've seen the kind of talk which preceded again inside out that you've seen what has happened with the right and the do, and on conspiracy carries and all that in the united it and how that then leads to somebody like direct and how's people. so it is always the speech that has to be watched. when people get away with these kind of murderous calls. the next thing that happened is action. so, if you want to prevent why that. the 1st thing that you need to know is to go after why didn't speech and an unequivocal message that the case will come down. maybe that is not happening. ok, saba. so when you have the penal code, think basically that the state has the right to bring legal action against people wh

some mist and fog patches with those clearer skies across parts of northern england, even down into norfolkl see those mist and fog patches lifting, and the best of the sunshine more likely to be to the east of the pennines, in the north—east of england. a lot of cloud around elsewhere. there's a bit of rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland, becoming more confined towards the northern isles. whether you've got the cloud or not, though, it's still a mild day for the time of year. temperatures widely in double figures once again. now, high pressure is building in across the uk. that's why it's so quiet, but that high pressure is bringing with it a good deal of cloud. now, the cloud could just be thick enough to give one or two spots of drizzle across more southern parts of the uk, whereas again a mild start on friday. a little bit chillier across some eastern parts of scotland, the north—east of england, perhaps even into the north west of wales, where there could be a few breaks overnight. but as you can see, not a great deal of sunshine on offer on friday. the winds are light i

some mist and fog patches with those clearer skies across parts of northern england, even down into norfolkore likely to be to the east of the pennines, in the north—east of england. a lot of cloud around elsewhere. there's a bit of rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland, becoming more confined towards the northern isles. whether you've got the cloud or not, though, it's still a mild day for the time of year. temperatures widely in double figures once again. now, high pressure is building in across the uk. that's why it's so quiet, but that high pressure is bringing with it a good deal of cloud. now, the cloud could just be thick enough to give one or two spots of drizzle across more southern parts of the uk, whereas again a mild start on friday. a little bit chillier across some eastern parts of scotland, the north—east of england, perhaps even into the north west of wales, where there could be a few breaks overnight. but as you can see, not a great deal of sunshine on offer on friday. the winds are light in most places, just picking up a touch there in the far south—west of en

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norfolk has england's largest grey seal colony.ce as ever if you see a seal pup alone on the beach and you're worried, alert a wildlife organisation, but above all else, leave it alone. alex dunlop, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. it has been a chilly start to the day, some frost and a bit of early snow as well, but most of the country has seen plenty of dry and sunny weather today, just a few wintry showers, mostly across eastern coastal areas with the area of low pressure. a new frontal system waiting in the wings and that will arrive tonight, but we are very much in the cold air mass through today for this brief ridge of milder air moves in with that frontal system overnight. you can see it pushing on here to scotland with some snow on its leading edge, and we will continue to see snow even down to low levels for a time as it pushes the colder air further south and east, but temperatures coming up ljy and east, but temperatures coming up by the end of the night we will be reverting back