the four icelanders _ terrorist acts. the four icelanders who - terrorist acts.landers who were arrested terrorist acts. the four - icelanders who were arrested in a suburb of reykjavik are said to be in their 20s. two have been remanded in custody. it is still unclear what their motive was and police say more people could be brought in for questioning. for now, investigations continue into the biggest operation of its type this small nation has seen. emily brown, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: hollywood facelift — we'll tell you why this iconic sign is getting a fresh lick of paint. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean, going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that, i this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian _ soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which

it is important that iceland in iceland yes, you have it, well, that's when it starts, no. yes, start no. the polar lights will begin. well , yes, yes, we can’t press it, and it started. yes press him say good, look. there. well let's do it again. well, almost everything will tell, to see the northern no they won’t pay off, the lighthouses almost guessed right. already left. forgive me and lost you from you notify when it starts, when you can watch it. quite right. yes , this is the correct answer. to warn you when it starts warned show the answer on the screen woke up the alarm there, in my opinion. if a hotel guest in iceland uses this button, they will be woken up in case of the appearance of the northern lights, indeed. iceland is a fantastic place where you can observe the most unique natural phenomena, one of which is the northern lights. however, not everyone is lucky to see it, because you need to be in the right place at the right time, as the northern lights shine at any time of the night. uh, it can be hard to predict exactly when those beautiful lights will appe

police in iceland say they've arrested four peoplet ever terrorist attack on the island. 0fficers said the motives of the four people were as yet unknown. emily brown reports. iceland, considered to be one of the most peaceful places in the world. a country where violence is rare — until now. in an unprecedented operation, four men have been arrested after investigation into an alleged terrorist plot. up to 50 police officers took part in this huge operation. it's saw semiautomatic weapons as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition seized. it is said to be the first time an investigation of this type has been launched in iceland, which has a population ofjust 375,000. local media reports officers were exploring potential links to nordic far—right groups and that the police were a central target. —— were the central target. translation: we have conducted larger operations but not _ like this one — and this is a factor. of course, we have looked at the fact that various things have been happening in europe, including the nature of ter

modern take on traditional icelandic food. with go figure this. i came because we're always working with the whole face and so serve if you're only using the philly and throwing away the rest and that it goes into what we do here. we tried to find ways to use everything from the skin. the callers, the, the, the livers and, and what most other specialties include these sugar help crackers with brown butter and oyster leaves. or get more egg, cast it with shall fish and pine cream, overseeing this love the vaults coating. exactly precise and it's more we rather want to spend time when making the food delicious than spending tumors. time will hurry. everything absolutely perfect. the wild and wonderful taste of the westman islands is waiting to be discovered at slipper in on the island of hey, ma. berlin is back. well, this was the reason headline in the new york times after 2 difficult years for claps, restaurant and casual work as the article says, things are on the app, but how german is berlin? this is the question my british

iceland, considered to be one of the most peaceful places in the world., four men have been arrested after investigation into an alleged terrorist plot. up to 50 police officers took part in this huge operation. it saw semiautomatic weapons, as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition, seized. it is said to be the first time an investigation of this type has been launched in iceland, which has a population ofjust 375,000. local media reports officers were exploring potential links to nordic far—right groups and that the police were the central target. translation: we have conducted larger operations but not _ like this one — and this is a factor. of course, we have looked at the fact that various things have been happening in europe, including the nature of terrorist acts. the four icelanders, who were arrested in a suburb of reykjavik, are said to be in their 20s. two have been remanded in custody. it is still unclear what their motive was, and police say more people could be brought in for questioning. for now, investigations continue into the biggest

and now we go to the far north of europe, off the south west coast of iceland lay the westman islands. those who live here are used to tough conditions. only one of the islands is permanently inhabited. hey, my a and it's here that ghastly mark runs a restaurant with his family. even though life and this corner of the word can seem rather basic, the color recreation, surf there, meet the highest standards. you have to take a fairy to dine at the only goal, my restaurant serving specialties from iceland, westman islands. hey my a, the largest of the islands is about 15 kilometers from the mainland. the restaurant slipperiness says that the unique taste of the island be it this honey glazed cut head. all this dried fish skin with angelica, we think about the place where you're from. you don't always see the values until when you leave. and when i came back after being cooking elsewhere, we saw to so many possibilities with an abundance of amazing seafood. a lot of wild palaver and, and all these wilds hopes and glancing. see guessing much. stanley as closely connected with the island of

we tried to learn from iceland. _ over tourism. we tried to learn from iceland, so _ over tourism.r tourism. we tried to learn from iceland, so we often go i from iceland, so we often go there to learn what they have done, like, when it boomed. there is a glacier, meaning the southern glacier, it is one of the most active and fastest moving glacier in the world. because of the ice in the ocean, ilulissat is both a juristic city but also a fisheries city so it is very important for the local community.— important for the local community. important for the local communi . , , community. this unique place is a unesco _ community. this unique place is a unesco world _ community. this unique place is a unesco world heritage - community. this unique place is a unesco world heritage site. | a unesco world heritage site. it is also seeing the impact of climate change. that is explored at the ice fjord centre in ilulissat�*s newest attraction. the arctic is warming faster than the rest of the planet. for centuries, the inuit have lived with the ice. the traditional ways of life are also shi

instead, the low near iceland is feeling, so pressure is rising in the winds aren't as strong.ll be windy on tuesday, tending to ease across the east, but with the pressure, we are left with lots of clouds and showers, maybe longer spells of rain which could be heavy at times. it's going to feel quite cold. 13—14 degrees on tuesday. things start to come down around the middle part of the week. it's not as windy. there's going to be more sunshine around as well and fewer showers. as a result, those temperatures are slowly creeping up, but still only around 14-15 creeping up, but still only around 111—15 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. final hour of voting in italy. the country is deciding whether to choose its most right—wing government since the second world war. iam i am live in rome where we will soon find out if italy has swung behind its first foray to leader since the iranian president threatens "decisive action" to stop the wave of anti—government protests sweeping the country. and houses are washed into the

following on from that a stronger wind that will bring cool down from iceland.ng to be strong and gusty, could potentially reach gale force in northern parts of scotland and here temperatures will struggle to get into double figures. best temperatures in the far south at 16 degrees, but for all of us who will feel colder in those strong and gusty winds. thereafter the winds will tend to ease for a few days, temperatures will start to rise a bit by day, but chilly nights, a mixture of sunshine and showers by day and then we end the week with something very wet and windy. but the forecast has changed a bit as we head into tuesday, because there is a band of rain here that is not quite reaching us understood that low pressure moving down from iceland will be weakening but heading towards the uk. the winds still quite strong over western areas but easing in the east end we areas but easing in the east end we are left with a lot of cloud, a lot of showers, perhaps longer spells of rain which could be heavy at times and it is cold on tuesday. temperatures only around

so if you have a hankering for fermented shark, iceland is the place for you. is that right fermented fish? but he's right, because i wondered, too, and i'm fermented shark iso thing. it's a delicacy. sounds delicious. late night snack anyone yet, although it also mentioned glam. so that's a little better official case from a very looks beautiful out there, though, right? certainly just spectacular pictures. >> but yeah, hey, we've got some nice weather on the bay area to got a beautiful night ahead. patchy fog developing out there. not as thick as it's been. >> cold front approaching the coastline. we're going to see a few of those high clouds roll our way as we head toward tomorrow. overnight lows. you know, it could be a little cool in spots down lower 50's, at least to the north bay. probably couple 40's there as well. i by day tomorrow, temperatures going to be comfortable. but a little bit cooler outside mid-eighties the warmer spots inland 70's inside the bay and 6 is along the coastline. so running a little bit below average for this time of year. then

iceland, considered to be one of the most peaceful places in the world.until now. in an unprecedented operation, four men have been arrested after investigation into an alleged terrorist plot. up to 50 police officers took part in this huge operation. it saw semiautomatic weapons, as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition, seized. it is said to be the first time an investigation of this type has been launched in iceland, which has a population ofjust 375,000. local media reports officers were exploring potential links to nordic far—right groups and that the police were the central target. translation: we have conducted larger operations but not _ like this one — and this is a factor. of course, we have looked at the fact that various things have been happening in europe, including the nature of terrorist acts. the four icelanders, who were arrested in a suburb of reykjavik, are said to be in their 20s. two have been remanded in custody. it is still unclear what their motive was, and police say more people could be brought in for questioning. for now, i

i recently made a trip it iceland. iceland, as you know, a member of the n.a.t.o. alliance, they don't have a navy, but a coast guard. think about it in a transatlantic fashion and trans-polar fashion, and we need to think about that particularly with finland and sweden joining the alliance, i see opportunities in the high north that we need to continue to operate up there with allies and partners and we need to continue to do and iceland is an example. they've been gracious to allow us to do rotational deployment of our aircraft controller up there. and to continue to ensure those rotational deployments. so with respect to the size and scope of the battle space that we cover. and do we have adequate coverage with our fleet headquarters right now? i think that's worthy of debate and we need to continue to have that debate and i would prefer to focus any money that i have on capabilities and more ships, rather than more headquarters. and what i've done, what we have done, our navy has done, as an example with the newly formed u.s. 2nd fleet out of norfolk, we've use

i did it and they colonized iceland. there are european people.the colonial control of the tachans who kept the icelanders' grinder in a black body. in general, the icelanders still remember them, but basically the same french, english, dutch. they introduced their colonial policy. uh, where there were non-white people, non- europeans. and those whom they did not feel sorry for, they did not consider it easier, and the germans decided religion, in general me did not differ. they decided to direct their german colonialism to the europeans. they considered other europeans. yes, they say that they are aryans, er, in relation to some. well , if we look at how they behaved in the same czech republic, if we look at how they behaved in the same one. uh, poland, how they behaved in the territory of some parts of yugoslavia, as they do in greece in other countries, then they behaved as the colonial powers behaved in the territory of subject countries, that is, they are other others the peoples of europe tried to turn into their own colonial subject. and, o

cycle where people were really excited, started searching for flights to iceland, airline sagas anddecided we want to capture as much of that demand as possible and started adding more and more flights to the itinerary and that had a downward pressure effect on affairs. hopeful while we have not seen many great deals to japan over the past couple years and it would not have mattered anyway because the borders were closed, no borders are open and people are going to be in a rush to be booking those flights, airlines adding more capacity will hopefully offset spike in demand and lead to lower fares. >> that is one place i really want to get to. i want to address other news. super high airfares and cancellation super, and the past few months. air passengers have been really frustrated. what is the white house announcing to try to make things a little better? >> the white house announced today they are proposing a new rule that would require the optional fees, things like fees for checked bag or seat selection be displayed upfront when you book your flight, that you don't have to click

have this run of much stronger northerly winds across the uk bringing colder air all the way from icelandmixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, northern scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. the winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in northern scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but everywhere feeling colder in the strong wind. hello, this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones, and these are the headlines. labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. he tells the bbc he would reverse the government's cut to the top income tax rate. voting is under way in italy's general election, which polls suggest may result in the country's most right—wing government since the second world war. a man has died after a fire in a block of flats in bristol. eight other people are currently being treated in hospital, and 90 w

four people have been arrested in iceland for the police say semi automatic weapons have been seizedounds of ammunition for the iceland arrest first recorded in the country to possible terrorist activity. giorgia meloni has held her final rally ahead of this weekend's italian election. she's is widely predicted to win and become the first female prime minister in the country. appearing alongside silvio berlusconi and matteo salvini she spoke about law and order — a theme the far right brothers of italy party have made a central plank of their campaign. translation: among the people scared of us are drug dealers, thieves, rapists and members of the mafia. and they are absolutely right to be scared because we will guarantee everyone's security by enabling our police for that we will guarantee justice by forming systems with seriousness and guarantee jail sentences by building new prisons. because when you are found guilty and handed a sentence you need to be jailed. the bank of england has warned that the uk could already be in a recession as it raised interest rates to their highest l

instead the lonelier iceland is failing, not as strong and it will drift towards the uk. left with cloud around, longer spells of rain and that rain could be heavy at times. could feel quite cold, 13 or 14 times. could feel quite cold, 13 or 1a on tuesday. things start to calm down, not as windy on wednesday, more sunshine around and fewer showers. lighter showers and as a result those temperatures are slowly creeping up but still only around 1a or 15. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — the final hour of voting is taking place in italy in a general closely watched across europe. it may result in the country's most right—wing government and the second world war. unrest is ongoing in iran. a typhoon has put the philippines and is set to sweep through the capital. it has we can since making landfall but is still bringing winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour. concerts by roger waters of pink floyd have been cancelled in poland over his stance on the ukraine war. in a letter

me say it is also else i thought the energy sources else have renewable in net g like thermal in iceland, women, finland hydro and norway and even solar panels in small communities. but energy is, stephanie, is a big employer in the region, and it's, it has a big economic impact for the communities there. you mentioned russia, russia, the rich resources you're talking about have drawn rival countries like the u. s. russia and china to compete for strategic influence in the arctic. is this a good thing or a bad thing for the optics local economy? i mean more attention is always good for small region, so we are massive region when it comes to land mass, but we're just for 1000000 people. so the reason has so many of in a post a bar for climate change until political challenges and, and now we also start seeing it isn't coming up, but unities as i mentioned, light energy and fish, and is also home to many people. so people will like and best many people will like investments and infrastructure. and the attention that we see from countries like india, china, japan, etc. that's a positive int

so countries like iceland, countries like norway, a very, very far with bio innovation, like using fisk and for pharmaceutical industries. food security. if you want to talk to kids, you should definitely look up north and you should definitely look told opportunities. what about tourism? you talked about how tourism has always been a staple for the arctic, but surely it's now becoming even more accessible to people. i think, i think after the co, with, after the pandemic, a lot of people says, do i want to go to, to paris berlin, london, or do i want to go to the wilderness in no, no way where i live, for example, do people once go out the door and experience, the beautiful nature, and that's really what we have to offer, like where i live. we have northern lights, we have whales outside. we have you know, perfect for skiing, you can write a doc, sledge and so on. we just have to be careful in these small, fragile communities that we don't get mass tourism has to be high in tourism and i'm sure we can get that one of the other issues with seeing as the planet gets hotter and hotter is

the four icelanders arrested are said to be in their 20s. a brazilian study based on satellite observations of the amazon rainforest indicates a significant increase in carbon dioxide emissions from the region. scientists say emissions in 2019 and 2020 more than doubled compared with the average of the previous eight years. the study connects the increase to the fall in law enforcement in the same period. the bank of england has said that the uk could already be in recession. the warning came with the announcement that it was raising interest rates to their highest level since the global financial crisis 1a years ago. the base rate has gone up by half a percentage point, to 2.25%, as the bank tries to curb soaring inflation. protests in iran have spread to more than 80 cities and towns on the sixth day of unrest triggered by the death of a young woman after she was arrested by the so called �*morality police'. 23 people are reported to have been killed so far but, according to our correspondent, that figure could be higher. rana rahimpour ha

have this run of much stronger northerly winds across the uk bringing colder air all the way from icelanda mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, northern scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. the winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in northern scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but elsewhere feeling colder in the strong wind. hello, this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones, and these are the headlines. labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. he tells the bbc he would reverse the government's cut to top income tax rate. voting is under way in italy's general election, with opinion polls suggesting victory for the far right, which would usher in the country's most right—wing government since world war ii. a man has died after a fire in a block of flats in bristol. eight others are currently being tr

iceland only needed a draw to qualify, but they now have to settle for a play—off place. caroline garcia will face ons jabuer in semifinals, and world number one iga swiatek is in action in her quarterfinal against jessica pegula on wednesday. casper ruud is through to the final four of the men's draw. he beat matteo berrettini in straight sets. the norwegian could end up as the world number one following rafa nadal�*s exit in the last 16. and stage 17 from aracena to monastry tentudia takes place on wednesday at the vuelta a espana. primoz roglic had a dramatic tuesday at the race. the defending champion attacked towards the end of stage 16, going clear of race leader remco evenepoel in the last three kilometres. but evenepoel then had to stop with a mechanical issue. roglic then raced flat out, only to crash himself in the closing stages. he was given the same time as stage winner mads pedersen, but after all his efforts, had only gained 8 seconds on evenepoel. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and t

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i'm in iceland in it's 200 years of independence. brazil has seen revolutions, military rule and scandal. the election in october. and the president's response to a potential defeat will be crucial and deciding its future. and we leave, you know, some tennis news we're, francis telephone has become the 1st american man in 16 years to reach the was open semi finals by beating russian. andrew bliss in straight sets number 22 seed played aggressive tennis with eating aces and strong. that plays defeat little re of 76766424, wins homes. 2 days after he ups at $22.00 time grand slam champion rafael, adult hill phase. either colorado, m. alcortez or young sinner in the semis. don't forget, you can always get more of the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. i'll get you access to all the latest news around the world. as well as the push notifications for any breaking news or that for me. but stay tuned for our documentary about brazilian orange juice and accusations which are bound of exploitation and poor working conditions were laborers. i'm here

going to have a northerly wind, strong northerly wind on monday which will bring colder air down from iceland the showers will be heavy and probably more frequent across sun too, but the winds will be strong and gusty and perhaps touching gale full is in northern parts of scotland and here temperatures are struggling to make double figures in the afternoon. 16 at best in the far south, but generally 13 or 1a degrees and for all of us it will feel cold in the wind as well. those winds continue to blow into the evening, perhaps easing down a bit overnight, but we will see further showers, even longer spells of rain coming down into scotland. chilly though, remember we have that cold air in place so it'll be quite a cold night ahead on monday night and into tuesday morning and it stays quite cod at night the next few nights. sunshine and showers by day, winds easing for a while but then we have wet and windy weather for the end of the week. things have changed a bit low for the story for tuesday, because this weather front is not reaching us. instead it is the low pressure that was near scandina

so it's not going to work unless there's emergency aid on the ski in iceland. of thought, if there's a distribution problem, households, transport and service providers also need energy and within the industry itself, there are different needs these sectors, you 3 quarters of all, industrial electricity, they're in danger. and unions are worried by job losses. in the, in ag, he intensive within the energy intensive industries. we're talking about 800000 of jobs in germany. that's an asset we can use to our advantage, especially when it comes to politics. the government tough to decide to give emergency aid to keep the energy intensive industry than business, or help employees find new jobs that could prove expensive for german taxpayers. let's take a look now. some of the other global business stories making headlines. the international monetary fund has criticized the u. k. tax cutting economic plans, saying such large and uncharted fiscal packages will likely increase in quality the i m. f. also warning the measures could undermine the bank of england interes

so to a country where my family can join me, they are germany, iceland, civil law, ammonia. the main thing is that we can live together again and peace about it. without hurdles and without prohibitions. a man, well i am still checking kennedy during their flight. abdulla and ali had more pressing problems than their teeth. now they want to be among the 1st patients in the new dental clinic. once it's ready, it's the 3rd day. there's a special obstacle in the container right now and it weighs $100.00 kilos and it can't be dealt with. hello it, windowless, it does, this doesn't. it is, the trick is thing because the chairs super heavy and of course also very unwieldy . that $11.00 bomb audience that the guides are fantastic. they won't let me help. i'm not ungrateful, turfin looses. no, it's been hold on for the shop eggs found at the organization themselves. dentists from around the world will work here regularly in the future, several weeks a year. voluntarily like the founders. costs for medical materials will be financed through donations. from minute to minute, the empty

have this run of much stronger northerly winds across the uk bringing colder air all the way from icelanda mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, northern scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. the winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in northern scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but everywhere feeling colder in the strong wind. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. he tells the bbc he would reverse the government's cut to the top income tax rate. the head of the rmt union describes talks with the new transport secretary as a "good start" — the next strike is planned for the first of october. voting is under way in italy's general election, which polls suggest may result in the country's most right—wing government since the second world war. the iranian pres

so it's not going to work unless there's emergency aid on the ski in iceland of thought, if there's a distribution problem, household transport and service providers also need energy and within the industry itself, there are different needs these sectors. you 3 quarters of all, industrial electricity. they're in danger and unions are worried by job losses in the, in ag intends, in, within the energy intensive industries. we're talking about 800000 of jobs in germany. that's an asset we can use to our advantage, especially when it comes to politics. the government tough to decide to the give emergency aid to keep the energy intensive industries in business or help employees find new jobs that could prove expensive for german taxpayers. and thats are shown as is rolled as more news and background information on our website. that's d, w dot com slash business. and chris kolber on berlin. thanks for watching and they successfully ah, with ah! she's gone as leading female architect, nana korea. i literally started with my bedroom next to managing a family and the korea. nana korea shows us

that is going to bring down colder air all the way from iceland, so a chill to the day i think on mondayouth coast and the channel. sunshine and showers, the bulk across northern and eastern scotland driven down the north sea coast of england as well on a strong wind. gales are likely across northern scotland. they may even be some snow over the tops of the mountains with temperatures in northern scotland in single figures. best numbers 15 or 16 in the far south but it will feel colder for all in the wind. it stays windy as we head into tuesday, the low pressure by this stage out in the north sea heading over towards norway. another weather system pushing in from the atlantic. it's going to be a cold start to tuesday particularly down the eastern side of the uk, temperatures only a few degrees above freezing in some places. still quite windy but a change in the wind direction pushes the showers away from the coast but they will continue in northern scotland, and the gales will bring back the wind into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. some sunshine in between. a chil

a co in our country, eliminating all work his rights and increasing excitation have found some in iceland in its 200 years of independence. brazil has seen revolutions, military rule and scandal. the election in october and the president's response to a potential defeat will be crucial and deciding its future. and here's a brief reminder of the top story we're following for you. in focused on millions have been affected. i record breaking floods are now facing the threat of waterborne diseases. doctors say that they've been treating 1000 suffering from diarrhea, skin infections and other ailments. stay with us now from our documentary about brazilian orange juice and accusations around it. exploitation of our for workers and poor working conditions for laborers. i'm aaron tilton from me and the entire team here in the newsroom. thanks for joining us. ah. a vibrant habitat ended glistening place along the mediterranean sea scene of muster and to far a dual career drift along exploring.

so we are now going straight to a real traditional icelandic house. wow, beautiful! all natural.hing is as it was. what do you mean, food was stored there, and a refrigerator. let the senior go crazy to the house. at what time did the principle of blood feud cease to operate? and who does the old stone come to univer they talk? nothing but they are out for blood now because they were killed. they must enter, among other things it and children can not communicate. yes, and god forbid there, if they spit it, but there were cases when they fell in love or happened to return their daughters back, but no, they killed their children. for betrayal, what are you, well , somehow the elders are trying to stop it, probably, to decide and make peace. this is probably the best court in the world. no hand killer man tried, but they must be fair honest believers. what kind of beauty is this? hello, my name is zhenya, i don't speak georgian, i have a dad was born in batumi in grief. i'm here for the first time, in general, a stunningly beautiful place, just incredible, of course, a lot of pleasu

by a very wide margin you can imagine why because iceland is really cold and they actually get to beh warmer. so they're gonna grow fastly out of everyone else iceland is going to rule the world at 1.5 million dollars per person if there had been no climate. they would only be at about 200,000 per person and one the sickest bingle stick is leapfrog is mongolia. mongolia which would just have been a backward country also in 2100, but because they're so cold they will actually be an incredibly rich country. those are the ones these are the guys we need to watch out for if you believe this if you think yeah, that sounds right. you're in for burke. and i have some other things i want to sell you. otherwise. this is simply bonkers. but this is the kind of argument that's used to say no. maybe it'll get much costly. i know it will not that's not what the nobel laureate tells it. this is not what most of the research tells us. it actually tells us this is the cost. just to show you. what's the impact here? so the un makes estimates of how much richer we're going to be throughout the century

that will bring cold air down from iceland.nshine and showers, the showers will be heavy and more frequent across northern scotland and down some of those north sea coasts, but showers elsewhere and some sunshine, too. but the winds will be strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in the northern parts of scotland, where temperatures will struggle to make double figures in the afternoon. 16 at best in the far south, but generally 13 or 1a celsius for all of us feeling cold only when does well. we winds continue into the evening, perhaps even down overnight, but further showers and longer spells of rain coming down to scotland. chilly, though, when we have that colder air in place, so quite a cold night ahead on monday night into tuesday morning. sing quite cold at night for the next few nights, actually. some sunshine and showers by day, they were in for while, then we have wet and windy weather for the end of the week. things have changed a bit, though, for tuesday, we went from alderley reaching us, instead of the low pr

so those people are iceland have no ability to get back to shore unless helicopters are brought in. and of course it's been too windy to do that as of late. and so this could be a humanitarian crisis for them. in the meantime, the storm is now a weakening hurricane is still pushing off shore, the east coast of florida soon to march over the atlantic. we will recur of becoming strong once again, impacting the carolina as, believe it or not yet another hurricane. what about the situation for rescue work is i believe it's also been extremely dangerous, but then because of the extreme condition. yeah. one thing i would say is that the back i was so the inner, workings of the storm within which are the most extreme winds lasted unbelievably la ordinarily might have said 90 minutes to 2 hours worth the rough conditions. but for us, we got about 5 to 6 hours and i can imagine for rescuers probably something rather similar. so this went on until very late, wednesday night to early thursday morning with conditions that didn't really relax until i'd say mid day thursday by them. it's been ful