this incident, the belgian for the defense minister lou dive in. dundee issued this statement and let me quote her. based on the preliminary information available, the strikes are most likely a result of ukrainian anti aircraft systems that van engage to take. russian miss hides out of the sky, and so we don't know for sure yet, but this is the most likely outcome of this meeting to day. and nato is saying it's sort of dairy to stressing it so dirty was poland. and this might also trigger a call for more air defense for nato borders and k. yet, i should, i could ask you what the reaction has been in poland to what happened. well, the reaction, the people have been were shocked by what was happening. but at the moment, we are waiting for more information from the polish government. there is, there has been no confirmation or denial there. and there have been also do information on what was the cause of this accident. of course we are hearing and confirmed and information burnt just mentioned, but i think here in war so there is the the government is now. ready also a, coordinating inte

elsewhere, dundee united beat kilmarnock 4—0, while st mirren and stjohnstone drew 2—all while st mirrenise inclusions or omissions, but swansea midfielder joe allen makes the group, despite being a major injury doubt. gareth bale will captain the team who play their first group match against the united states on 21 november. spurs defender ben davies is looking forward to the tournament. i really don't think there's any pressure on — i really don't think there's any pressure on us going - i really don't think there's any pressure on us going into - i really don't think there's any pressure on us going into this| pressure on us going into this tournament. i think we exceeded all expectations. seems to be the last time we got... it was 64 years ago, so we're excited and we want to do well. obviously, we want to do wales proud out there. for us, being a part of it is going to be an incredible moment. we know we have the support back home and we will wear our shirts with pride. gareth southgate names his england squad tomorrow, and chelsea defender reece james won't be part of it. he says h

we been able to support culture and tourism to bring the vna to dundee. it demonstrates the viability of the union and that's what we will continue to deliver. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my right honorable friend will be aware that the government provides a slim financial support to small nuclear reactors. a few other countries have woken up to invest in these. one will not be running until 2021 -- until 2031, should we be doing the same? >> you make an excellent point and hopefully, he was heartened to hear what the chancellor said that we want to continue with our overall nuclear program in his right to acknowledge that small nuclear reactors have a chance to play a major role in that program and that so i we've allocated 385 million pounds to support then and i'm keen to see. progress >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. during the 2014 referendum, we were told that scotland was an equal partner in a family of nations. yet the disaster that is brexit has worked against our will and we see evolution wound back by legislation. does the prime minister sti

we been able to support culture and tourism to bring the vna to dundee. it demonstrates the viability of the union and that's what we will continue to deliver. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my right honorable friend will be aware that the government provides a slim financial support to small nuclear reactors. a few other countries have woken up to invest in these. one will not be running until 2021 -- until 2031, should we be doing the same? >> you make an excellent point and hopefully, he was heartened to hear what the chancellor said that we want to continue with our overall nuclear program in his right to acknowledge that small nuclear reactors have a chance to play a major role in that program and that so i we've allocated 385 million pounds to support then and i'm keen to see. progress >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. during the 2014 referendum, we were told that scotland was an equal partner in a family of nations. yet the disaster that is brexit has worked against our will and we see evolution wound back by legislation. does the prime minister sti

premiership — celtic�*s sead haksa—banovic was on the scoresheet twice, in their win over bottom siide dundeeped up a 4—2 win — to send celtic 7 points clear of rangers. ross county came from behind to beat st mirren. in the championship, burnley�*s 16 match unbeaten run is over — as the leaders were thrashed at sheffield united. in a game that had seven goals, burnley did lead twice — thanks to two strikes from manuel benson. but on both occasions — united responded — and eventually ran out 5—2 winners at bramall lane — 0li mcburnie scoring twice. the win leaves united three points behind burnley. it's been a busy day of action in the first round of the fa cup — 33 ties in total, and the pick of the upsets came from national league south side chippenham town. as they beat league one lincoln city 1—0 — there were 78 places between the two sides butjoe hanks' sensational finish was enough for the bluebirds to reach the second round for the first time ever. the lowest—ranked side remaining in the competition are also through — seventh—tier alverchurch shocked league one side cheltenham town 2—1

constituency we have been able to support culture and tourism, working together to bring the v&a to dundeeexample of a positive project. it demonstrates the benefits of the union, and that is what we will keep on delivering. >> sir paul beresford. >> thank you you, mr. speaker. my right hon. friend will be aware that the government provide slim financial support across five firms for small modular reactors. a few other countries have woken up and are seriously investing in smr's. as sizewell will not be running until 2031 at the earliest, should we not be doing the same? >> my hon. friend makes an excellent point. hopefully, he was heartened to hear what the chancellor said last week, that we want to crack on with our overall nuclear programme. i think he is right to acknowledge that small modular and advanced nuclear reactors have the potential to play a key role in that nuclear programme, alongside projects such as hinckley and sizewell. that is why we have allocated £385 million to support them. like him, i am keen to see progress as soon as possible. >> dr. philippa whitford. >> thank

and aberdeen are beating dundee united in the final moments there.win over fiji in dublin. and eddiejones's england side bounced back from a loss to argentina last week, with a comfortable win against japan at twickenham. patrick gearey rounds up the action. the in erance f: away. little �* the lost arentina a move in hands of porter, which ended in the hands of porter, his first international try. japan are the weakest opposition england will face this autumn, a chance to scored that the scored two that the scored two tries, : the scored ored two tries, : the scored ored two tr energy the jones next �*zealand. �*ireland the �*zeala moving �* ireland the �*zeala moving target reland the �*zeala moving target rela is the constantly moving target'that is teen constantly moving tsrgetthst is teen that constantly moving targatthat is teen that campaign rugby every phase without full stops, every phase and phrase link like a brilliant phrase link like a relay, brilliant when it works, as it did for the try. islands's response was considered that figure to

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there have been major road closures in edinburgh and dundee — while the north—east of enlgand are amongdown the road from here has had more raid in —— rain in the past 48—hours than the entire month of november. this is some of the highest rainfall in scotland, it is causing disruption the train, there has been flooding on the roads and there are seven severe flood warnings in place for areas like here, in ballater, you can see the rise if floodwaters where the river has breached its banks, the police are going door—to—door, the flood levels are knee high, they are trying to persuade people to go to rest centres that have been set up offering warmth and hot food and a place to spend the night. this evening we are receiving reports that emergency services are responding to reports that a person has been swept into the river in aberdeenshire after trying to rescue their dog. thank you. medical regulators in the us have approved what they are calling a "game—changing" drug for people at high risk of type one diabetes. it's the first licensed medication which can delay the onset of the cond

doctor simon cook from dundee university, _ as well.ent between the government and officials from the tigray region is a monumental step for the country, ending almost two years of civil war. the african union mediator, 0lusegun 0basanjo, says it is just the beginning of the peace process. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy reports. it's a major breakthrough. ethiopia's government has called it "monumental". rebels have agreed to disarm. but there is some level of caution. this moment is not the end of the peace process, but the beginning of it. a previous ceasefire was breached in august. this footage is the first gathered by international media since then. a children's playground, bombed. the ethiopian government has always insisted that they are not targeting civilians. this granny fled some of the most recent fighting. "i left my kids and grandkids," she says. she doesn't know if they survived. the displaced have harrowing stories to tell. translation: we saw elders being slaughtered, women i raped and kids killed. we've seen

the leader of dundee city council, john alexander, said he was disgusted by the scenes.r new album, midnights, which was released just over a week ago. the album has also broken the record for the most streams in a single day on spotify — it was listened to 185 million times in 24 hours. crazy, isn't it? you are one of those people! taylor has me to thank for that. she has got ten out of top ten slots. do you know how got nine? the previous holder? no idea. i have got google on my side. drake. he had nine out of ten last year. i nearly said drake. of course you did! tyler swift has just tweeted, ten out of two and on the hot 100. i am just tweeted, ten out of two and on the hot100. iam in just tweeted, ten out of two and on the hot 100. i am in shambles. i assume that doesn't mean she is on a day trip to york! well done. she might be. i wonder what the weather would be like for taylor swift in york? morning. morning. a bit windy this morninu. morning. morning. a bit windy this morning- also _ morning. morning. a bit windy this morning. also a bit _ morning. morning. a bi

elsewhere, dundee united beat kilmarnock 4—0, while st mirren and st johnstone drew 2—2.eally don�*t think there�*s any pressure on us going into this tournament. i think we exceeded all expectations, even qualifying for one, considering the last time we got there was 64 years ago, so we�*re excited and we want to do well. obviously, we want to do wales proud when we�*re out there. but for us, being a part of it is going to be an incredible moment. we know we have the support back home and we will wear our shirts with pride. gareth southgate names his england squad tomorrow, and chelsea defender reece james won�*t be part of it. he says he�*s devastated to miss out with a knee injury, with southgate, it�*s understood, deeming it too much of a risk to take him. former england striker alan shearer is concerned the lack of defensive options could pose a problem. whether kyle walker's going to be fit or whether kalvin phillips is going to be fit, those are decisions only the manager will know, and i'm sure he's spoken to those players already and they've given an update on th

as you can see, in the game under way at the moment, aberdeen, who are third in the table, leading dundeeounced back from a loss to argentina last week, with a comfortable win against japan at twickenham. patrick gearey rounds up the action. for england there is no time to dawdle. men's rugby union is one the few forms of rugby where there isn't currently a world cup. the tournament is less than a year away in france and there is a lot of work to do. they restored little of the belief lost in argentina last weekend and confidence flow from a that in of weekend and confidence flow from a that international of geig— — ——— "w. weekend and confidence flow from a that international try. eel};— — ——— "w. are the arwille ar will face this autumn. england will face this autumn. a then, to like of the flying two tries, eight, coach eddie tseieebe'hsgeoach eddiejo of; , , ,, , 6�*3f5317;{%ch eddiejo of; , , ,, , co nsta ntly w w that is watwweam w w that is wa team that tjy i’ug rug by full rugby phrase full “or 7 ,, rugby phrase links “r 7 ,, rugby phrase links like; 7 ,, rugby phrase links like r

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scottish premiership, celtic are now seven points ahead of rangers, after a dramatic 4—2 win against dundeebehind to beat st mirren. rangers take on st johnstone at lunchtime. it was a busy day of action in the first round of the fa cup. 33 ties in total, and the pick of the upsets came from national league south side, chippenham town, as they beat league one side lincoln city 1—0. there are 78 places between the two sides, butjoe hanks' sensational finish was enough for the bluebirds to reach the second round for the first time ever. the magic of the cup continued as the lowest—ranked side remaining in the competition made it through. seventh—tier alverchurch shocked league one side cheltenham town 2—1. danny waldron's double sending his side into the second round. a fantastic gymnastics world championships continues for great britain in liverpool with giarnni regini—moran making history with gold in the men's floor. the 24—year—old from great yarmouth edged out olympic and world all—around champion daiki hashimoto in the final byjust 0.033 to claim his first senior individual title. there

we will see rallies in edinburgh, glasgow, dundee, inverness, and there will also be a rally outsidegether, and want the scottish government to hear their voices. i did ask about support from parents, because obviously this does make it very difficult for parents, who are coming on the back of a pandemic when many pupils had lost out on education already, we are having to stay at home, but they are adamant they do have the support of parents, and a loss of kids as you saw in that piece, they say they will be working at home today. this is the first strike today, but if this is not resolved, then we do seem to be a bit of a stalemate at the moment. we could see other strike days to come. let's hear from one of those teachers who've made the decision to join today's protest — jehan is a teacher in edinburgh. thank you. why are you stroking? well, because we have been involved in a long protracted discussion with the scottish government about our pay and working conditions and we feel we are not being heard, and that we are not being valued as education professionals. what that we are n

i did a book signing in dundee earlier this year and this man in his 805 remembered my father and howto the other side. labour sasteremy hunt has picked the nation's pockets with "stealth taxes". because we would have asked those with the broader shoulders to pay more you wouldn't have needed to do what the government did yesterday. they are just coming time and time again to ordinary working people.

simpson's that on the glove recovered at dundee -- >> that people 77. >> that wasn't the call.as that? >> that was chris's call, chris was co-prosecutor christopher darden's. her, said no i'm doing. this and i never expected anything good to come of it. >> the only thing i could assume at that time was, it's not the right gloves. because they did not fit. >> it was a stunning time, one that would go down in the history. >> one of the dumbest moves done by any prosecutor. >> you never try a demonstration if you're not sure it was going to happen. >> the gloves at rockingham and believe don't fit. you understand that? don't fit. and, they can never make them fit. why! >> and the prosecution knew it, to, just a little too late as christopher darden told nbc news in 1996. >> they should've fit. in my glove expert said they should've been. and they were his gloves, had his blood on, then the victims blood on them, it's something that the prosecutor denied perfectly. yes, i should've done. >> you said a dart in that night, i told you so? >> no. darden said to me, i'm sorry. and i sai

police in dundee have condemned anti—social behaviour when a group of youths through the macro threwand, even in the depths of winter. while the company's boss insists that remains the most likely outcome in the next few months, the chief executive, john pettigrew, said that an interruption of normal seasonal imports from europe could see mothballed coal—fired power stations fired up again, consumers and businesses paid to cut demand at peak times, and short blackouts as a last resort. there could be circumstances in which people are asked to reduce their demand. it will be over the peak of the day, which is between sort of four and 7pm. it's not going to be the whole country, but that is one of the scenarios that we've looked at. rolling switch—offs across the country? across the country. mr pettigrew also said that for the uk to hit government targets of a 400% increase in offshore wind power by 2030, big changes in planning and regulation would be required to speedily build the hundreds of miles of new cables and overhead pylons needed onshore, to get the energy from off the east

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they will be in inverness, dundee, glasgow, edinburgh and members will also gather at the scottish parliament is not right for students. we are going on strike because we know the money is there, vice chancellors are saying they do not want to pay it to staff. elsewhere, thousands of postal workers have begun a 48—hour strike over pay, jobs and conditions in the run—up to black friday. royal mail said it had made its "best and final offer" to staff and accused unions of "holding christmas to ransom." staff said the offer would "spell the end of royal mail as we know it". our chief political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us now from westminster. we knew this strike action was building. we had the warnings over the summer, even earlier this year. inflation rising, pay rises being demanded, and now they are here. look, the fundamental problem is that unions are arguing that the cost of living is going up so significantly that people's wages need to as well. the government and employers arguing they do notjust have the money to do that. it is really interesting just how widespread some of these