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these things and tea parties , clothes, food, an english course, what appeared in the villages of oxfordshirelmost immediately after the arrival of the first ukrainian family, when i arrived in a sedan here , english language courses were organized because of my the level of english is sufficiently high a-a but it is important to meet with people and therefore here at the courses i met our reverend julya, who later helped me a lot and this support is felt. until now, later on, the woman was helped to find a job. she works in the office part- time it is enough to receive social assistance and, er, to live and, in principle, in the first place for volunteer teacher julia, the experience of helping ukrainians also turned out to be interesting. for the first time, i met ukrainians in our community when i started teaching lessons spoken english, which is necessary in order to feel comfortable here, i saw so many different people who came from all over the world and ended up here together, and i think we had a great time at these classes, and although julia is not teaching now, she is satisfied wit

stephen chandler runs oxfordshire county council. oxfordshire's no different.truggling with the demand. we've been doing everything you'd expect a good healthcare system to do. commissioning new and innovative arrangements to help people. so we've been doing everything we possibly can, yet i would say to you that is still not enough. in england this winter, a total of £700 million extra has been put into tackling hospital pressures by the government. it includes moving some patients into care homes. for councils, it's a short—term fix that doesn't tackle the deeper problems, including 165,000 unfilled carejobs. we've go to, firstly, address the workforce. so that comes from, at the very beginning, positioning social care in the workforce capacity as being equal to the nhs. so social care workers being valued and rewarded equally in that context. care worker rachel feather is starting an evening shift in east yorkshire. each day, there are thousands of patients stuck in hospitals across the uk, even though they're medically fit to leave. many are waiting for the

it was minus nine in the morning in oxfordshire.e out a little bit i think back to back to normal. now here's the weather. a cold front moving through the northwest of the uk during the early hours of wednesday morning. mild here, two nine in belfast and glasgow. in the south we have a touch of frost and there'll be some mist and fog around as well first thing. so the forecast for wednesday, early rain in the north clears to sunshine. really a lovely afternoon here, bar, a few showers, the rest of the country, a little bit of rain in the afternoon i think across wales, maybe the midlands to temperatures typically between around seven and ten degrees celsius. and then come the evening that a weakening weather front should reach the south of the country. so there'll be a little bit of rain there, too, by. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... new zealand has a new prime minister — chris hipkins takes over afterjacinda ardern's sudden resignation, with an election looming in october.

the green shading, the frost shouldn't be as hard as the night just gone but somewhere in rural oxfordshire could get down to —8. relatively so much milder, though, as we look at the northern half of the uk. a ridge of high pressure extending across england and wales and into the small hours of tuesday. underneath that ridge of high pressure we still have a lot of moisture around from the rain earlier in the month. light wind, freezing fog could be an issue tomorrow morning but different areas tomorrow morning but different areas to today, the welsh marches, the midlands and east anglia are the favoured spots. cloud to the south should protect the thames valley a bit more. but a grey day for southern counties potentially on tuesday. a lot of sunshine when we shift the early morning mist and fog but if it lingers then temperatures will struggle to get above freezing. pretty chilly for much of england and wales. much milderfor scotland and wales. much milderfor scotland and northern ireland but cloud around here. late tuesday into wednesday we start to see a weather front sinking south. norma

a bit of an onshore wind here in the extreme south east, so perhaps not quite so cold, but in oxfordshirewe're closer to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isles, but through the day, perhaps some sunshine around the murray firth, eastern scotland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. 10 degrees for glasgow in belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly

it was —9 in oxfordshire in the morning and then 16 degrees in the afternoon in aberdeen.the seasonal norm. we'll also lose the frosts in the south of the country where, recently, it has been very cold, and here's an example in the south of the uk. those temperatures won't be quite so low overnight as we head into next week. ok, let's get into the forecast, then. here's wednesday's weather map, and a cold front is moving across the country, introducing a little bit of rain early in the morning across northern parts of the uk through scotland and northern ireland. little bits and pieces of rain and murky conditions further south as well. there will be a touch of frost first thing anywhere from east anglia through the southeast down towards the west country, but the vast majority of us will have temperatures above freezing first thing. also the possibility of some mist and fog in the midlands, west country, possibly east anglia as well for a time. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, for wednesday. here's that weather front as it moves from the north southwards, perh

it was —9 in oxfordshire in the morning and then 16 degrees in the afternoon in aberdeen.ays, the temperatures will balance out a little bit more — it'll be closer to the seasonal norm. we'll also lose the frosts in the south of the country where, recently, it has been very cold, and here's an example in the south of the uk. those temperatures won't be quite so low overnight as we head into next week. ok, let's get into the forecast, then. here's wednesday's weather map, and a cold front is moving across the country, introducing a little bit of rain early in the morning across northern parts of the uk through scotland and northern ireland. little bits and pieces of rain and murky conditions further south as well. there will be a touch of frost first thing anywhere from east anglia through the southeast down towards the west country, but the vast majority of us will have temperatures above freezing first thing. also the possibility of some mist and fog in the midlands, west country, possibly east anglia as well for a time. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, for we

it was —9 in oxfordshire in the morning and then 16 degrees in the afternoon in aberdeen.asonal norm. we'll also lose the frosts in the south of the country where, recently, it has been very cold, and here's an example in the south of the uk. those temperatures won't be quite so low overnight as we head into next week. ok, let's get into the forecast, then. here's wednesday's weather map, and a cold front is moving across the country, introducing a little bit of rain early in the morning across northern parts of the uk through scotland and northern ireland. little bits and pieces of rain and murky conditions further south as well. there will be a touch of frost first thing anywhere from east anglia through the southeast down towards the west country, but the vast majority of us will have temperatures above freezing first thing. also the possibility of some mist and fog in the midlands, west country, possibly east anglia as well for a time. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, for wednesday. here's that weather front as it moves from the north southwards, perhaps re

george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshireverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no. fantastic. this is bbc news, the latest headlines . 20 years after first becoming leader, lula da silva's sworn in as brazil's new president, in front of a crowd of 300,000 people. pope francis pays tribute to his predecessor, benedict, as a "faithful servant of the gospel and the church". in his new year message, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has described britain's social care system as "broken". mr welby — who is head of the anglican christian community worldwide , says care homes are "struggling" to deal with rising costs and he wants everyone to work together to improve the system. we know our care system is broken, but it doesn't have to be. we can rise to the challenge of fixing it. that means action from all of us: you, me, families, communities, government. a little earlier the ceo of the nhs confederation, matthew taylor, talked us through the issues the

a bit of an onshore wind here in the extreme south east, so perhaps not quite so cold, but in oxfordshire weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isles, but through the day, perhaps some sunshine around the murray firth, eastern scotland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressures also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that originated out in the north atlantic rather than the arctic. so, not desperately cold at all. 10 degrees for glasgow in belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the winds seemingly northerly, but again ori

yelling george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshireld man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. big ben bongs this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. russia says 63 of its soldiers died in a ukrainian attack in donetsk — the biggest death toll acknowledged by moscow for a single incident in the war. but ukraine says the strike killed hundreds of russian soldiers. and thousands continue to queue to see pele lying in state in santos, ahead of his funeral on tuesday. the eu has announced it has launched "an urgent procedure" to strip two meps of immunity, amid a corruption scandal. the scandal has rocked the european parliament, after several people were arrested last month. prosecutors say they've found more than 1.5 million euros in cash, stashed in various properties, which had been given as bribes, allegedly by qatar. but the gulf state denies any wrongdoing. our news reporter azadeh moshiri joins us now. what does the scandal entail? watchd

crowd yelling george harrison, the former beatle, at his oxfordshire home.rom liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. big ben bongs this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines — russia says 63 of its soldiers died in a ukrainian attack in donetsk — the biggest death toll acknowledged by moscow for a single incident in the war. but ukraine says the strike killed "hundreds" of russian soldiers. the international monetary fund warns of a tough year ahead, with a global economic slow down. the british medical association says britain's health service is in a crisis, and its survival is on a knife edge. it's amplified recent warnings about delays in emergency care, saying patients are dying needlessly. the royal college of emergency medicine says it's become impossible to provide the best standard of care. our health correspondent catherine burns reports. welcome to nhs winter. ambulances lined up outside hospitals, patients waiting in corridors. now

could be as low as minus eight in oxfordshire. have fog in the forecast, all the way from the welsh marches to east anglia and with sub zero temperatures it will be freezing fog. the forecast for tomorrow, this is where the freezing fog is going to be but once it clears, some sunshine. in many north—western parts of the uk it will be quite cloudy at times, but mild so 10 degrees in belfast, 10 degrees in glasgow and i wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't 13 or around part of aberdeenshire. but further south, pretty cold. on wednesday, a cold front sweeps across the country but the air has originated out of the central north atlantic so i think temperatures will be up to about 10 degrees across scotland and northern ireland with some sunshine. further south, about eight celsius, so we will lose the low temperatures we have had across southern areas for quite some time now. i'm sure many will be very pleased to hear that. the outlook for the rest of the week and into the weekend, temperatures rising to double figures. overall we are a

a lorry overturns in extreme winds in oxfordshire during storm eunice, the second and most powerful ofto hit the uk in just one week in february. thankfully, the driver was not seriously hurt. falling trees caused damage and widespread travel disruption. gasping oh, my god! i caught that on video. and another weather record was set here on the coast of the isle of wight, a gust of 122 miles per hour became the strongest ever recorded in england. and the uk recorded its coldest day since 2010. the worst weather disasters can often lead to a huge and global response and one of the biggest needs in 2022 followed those devastating floods in pakistan, and here in west london there is another batch of much—needed things waiting to go out there, food, toothpaste, sanitary products, we have already seen lots of tents and sleeping bags, all ready to go on a flight to pakistan to help those still homeless and trying to get through winter. thousands of people are still living in makeshift camps with no access to clean drinking water and fear of disease spreading in these conditions. the force of

yelling george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshirerom liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. big ben bongs this is bbc news. the latest headlines: russia says 63 of its soldiers died in a ukrainian attack in donetsk — the biggest death toll acknowledged by moscow for a single incident in the war. but ukraine says the strike killed "hundreds" of russian soldiers. and thousands continue to queue to see pele lying in state in santos, ahead of his funeral on tuesday. the tennis legend martina navratilova has revealed she's been diagnosed with throat and breast cancer. the 18—time singles grand slam champion says her prognosis is good as both cancers have been detected early. she will start treatment in new york later this month. let's now speak to nimi vashi, a lead scientist of therapeutics at epinoma — focused on cancer diagnostics and therapeutics. martina navratilova has said it is —— that these cancers were caught early, how important is that in her pr

a bit of an onshore wind here in the extreme south east, so perhaps not quite so cold, but in oxfordshire to weather fronts, maybe some spits and spots of rain for the western isles, but through the day, perhaps some sunshine around the murray firth, eastern scotland, also the borders, the northeast of england, too. but i think the best of the brightness will be around about here, but also colder conditions — 6—3 celsius, 11 degrees expected in stornoway on tuesday. now, wednesday's weather forecast, and we're expecting a cold front to sweep across the country. so, bits and pieces of rain certainly on the cards, but high pressure's also close by, so i don't think there's going to be much rainfall with this weather front here, and it will be brief. now, the winds are coming in from the north, but this is actually air that's originated out in the north atlantic, rather than the arctic, so not desperately cold at all. ten degrees for glasgow and belfast and much milder in the south as well. and that pattern continues into thursday — high pressure close by, the wind seemingly northerly, but a

it was —9 in oxfordshire in the morning and then 16 degrees in the afternoon in aberdeen. south of the country where, recently, it has been very cold, and here's an example in the south of the uk. those temperatures won't be quite so low overnight as we head into next week. ok, let's get into the forecast, then. here's wednesday's weather map, and a cold front is moving across the country, introducing a little bit of rain early in the morning across northern parts of the uk through scotland and northern ireland. little bits and pieces of rain and murky conditions further south as well. there will be a touch of frost first thing anywhere from east anglia through the southeast down towards the west country, but the vast majority of us will have temperatures above freezing first thing. also the possibility of some mist and fog in the midlands, west country, possibly east anglia as well for a time. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, for wednesday. here's that weather front as it moves from the north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, earl

yelling george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshireice on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? i no, fantastic. big ben bongs this is bbc world news. the latest headlines — damar hamlin — who plays for the buffalo bills american football team — is in a cincinatti hospital in a critical condition, after collapsing on the field during a game. russia says 63 of its soldiers died in a ukrainian attack in donetsk — the biggest death toll acknowledged by moscow for a single incident in the war. but ukraine says the strike killed "hundreds" of russian soldiers. well, a difficult warning from the head of the international monetary fund — a third of the global economy will be in recession this year. kristalina guyorgyeva says 2023 will be "tougher" than last year, as the us, eu and china see their economies slow, and that's as the war in ukraine, rising prices, higher interest rates and the spread of covid in china weigh on the global economy. joining me now is janet mui, head of market analysis, rbc brewin dolphin. ja

but in this small patch of oxfordshire, the wild is being welcomed back, and is going to help peopled, to go out onto the flood plain reconnect the river to the flood plain, and as you can see, it is spilling out — holding the water back to try and stop oxford and the downstream villages from flooding. they're doing this by recreating beaver dams, hoping rare species will return. the iconic water vole, which we've got one tiny population just hanging on just downstream there, so we want that throughout. further downstream in central oxford today, the farming minister announced plans for more money to go to farmers that help the environment. the huge challenge we face as a planet, to make sure we continue to be well fed but also to do that in a sustainable way, is a shared ambition that we have to achieve. now, if we're going to deliver all of that, we need those farmers and food producers to be doing that in a way which is sustainable. the payments will go towards things like planting trees, creating hedgerows and improving the soil. time is passing, the seasons are changing and thes

last night, rural parts of oxfordshire, minus nine celsius but i think from tomorrow onwards, those temperatures won't be quite so low and temperatures will be getting back to average over the next few days and i want to show you an example of some night—time temperatures across england as we head through the weekend and you can see a dip through the night, but as we head towards sunday or monday, generally above freezing. so the weather for tomorrow, a cold front moving across the country that will introduce a little bit of rain and it won't be an awful lot, but here are the temperatures first thing in the morning and cloud conditions for glasgow, and the remnants of that frost still across the south. here is a cold front moving through northern england, into the midlands by the time you get to the afternoon, wales catching some spots of rain. the best sunshine tomorrow is across northern ireland, sunshine —— scotland, and the lake district enjoying fine weather and further south it will be cloudier and notice the rain reaches east anglia and the south—east in the evening and clear the kent coa

overnight across parts of the midlands, the welsh marches and into east anglia as well and around oxfordshireuld be frosty and foggy with temperatures down to minus eight celsius first thing in the morning. here is the weather forecast for tuesday. the south—east will be a little cloudy with winds blowing off the north sea, but out towards the north—west and many western parts of the country without breeze off the atlantic it will be mild. ten in belfast and glasgow, but in norwich we are talking about three degrees and that is optimistic as well. on wednesday the cold front will sweep across the country with north, north—westerly winds blowing in. they are not coming from the arctic, so they are coming off the north atlantic, so not particularly cold air. 10 degrees in glasgow and belfast, but much milder in the south—east, around 8 degrees. this is the outlook. as far as the week ahead is concerned, into the weekend and temperatures will get back to average. in terms of the weather it is generally set fair for most of us. that's bbc news at six on monday. you can keep up with all the latest

i mean, heard that he could looking that he could be looking somewhere oxfordshire, somewhere in oxfordshire. might want sort of north. he might want to sort of become this kind of king of the red try cement this kind red wall to try cement this kind ofideal red wall to try cement this kind of ideal sized expectation of himself i he thinks himself i think he thinks everybody sees of so everybody else sees of him. so it potentially real dent it potentially puts a real dent in a very key point in that at. a very key point when run up to the local when in the run up to the local elections in may that's the prime for him to challenge prime time for him to challenge rishi sunak again, fascinating stuff congratulations on stuff and congratulations on getting the first getting the scoop in the first place. i say, everybody, the place. as i say, everybody, the sunday followed. sunday papers has now followed. you for you denis, thank you for reflecting previous conversations matter conversations of these matter and of yes, my very and reminding me of yes, my very good he was an good friend charles. h

if you think about this time yesterday, in oxfordshire, it was _9’ yesterday, in oxfordshire, it was has been and it will be mostly dry but there is some rain at times in the forecast and we had that today. this weather front is moving steadily southwards. taking rain with it. preceded by some drizzle and there will be a lot of cloud but behind it it will brighten up. some fog patches across parts of southern england, southern wales, not everywhere but visibility in some parts is down to 100 metres. the rain heading south across scotland and northern ireland and through the day that will get into england and wales. a lot of the fog were left some of it will lift into low cloud some of it will lift into low cloud so it will be quite grey for some but one or two breaks, but the lion's share today will be across northern england, northern ireland, and also scotland. a few showers in the north and west. temperatures down and touch. 16 yesterday in aberdeen, but up a touch as we push further south. overnight, aberdeen, but up a touch as we push furthersouth. overnight, cloud and rain push

last night temperatures fell as low as —8 in parts of oxfordshire, cumbria and the highlands.k of ice. also a widespread hard frost. today we are looking at the sunny spells and also some snow showers. for some it is going to be windy as well. quite a bit of snow last night in devon and cornwall. some disruption. that is moving towards the channel islands, mixed in with some rain. for many it is going to be a dry day, a sunny day. some wintry showers. wintry showers in the north and west of scotland, coming in across northern ireland, north—west england, the midlands and wales. not all of us will see them. pretty windy through the english channel. later, the winds will strengthen across the far north of scotland. these are the maximum temperatures. three in aberdeen, to six as we push down towards cardiff. no heatwave. as we had on through the evening and overnight come under clear skies temperatures will fall away rapidly. once again we are looking at more significant snow at low levels across parts of scotland. and we also have further snow showers coming across northern ire

who held dual uk and canadian citizenship proclaimed himself the enemy of britain after fleeing oxfordshire terrorist group isis. he was later captured by kurdish authorities in 2017 and begged to be allowed to here surprise, surprise . however, quite surprise. however, quite rightly, the home office tore up his passport. two years later, despite canada's reported fury at being left fully responsible for the terrorists. jihadi jack is now one of 23 people that have allowed to return syria. meanwhile the unrepentant shamima begum is keeping up her bogus charm offensive, which was disturbingly by the bbc podcast . i am not a monster. so is disturbingly by the bbc podcast . i am not a monster . so is the . i am not a monster. so is the west increasingly looking like a soft touch when it to its treatment of isis runaways? carol yes , i mean, canada , what carol yes, i mean, canada, what a hellhole that must be. let's those destroying the countries are true. yeah. yeah exactly. well, jacinda has now now just trudeau . but they'll probably trudeau. but they'll probably vote women again . i look,

his role with the local sarah's home the sussexes local sarah's home in oxfordshire have at loggerheadsity of his diddly squat shop restaurant. but squat farm shop restaurant. but our producer ben leo went our senior producer ben leo went to found out if they had any sympathy for clarkson's latest , sympathy for clarkson's latest, a showdown with cancel culture . a showdown with cancel culture. do you think harry and meghan should have accepted his apology ? two apologies. in fact, they should definitely put all the lies and everything she's told. clarkson is been , shall we say clarkson is been, shall we say rude? oh, i think he generally i mean he's put chillington on the map as well. we know but i've never heard a champion turn until he went as i think he has said things like too often and he clearly says things to be controversial. i'm not a big fan of being cancelled should of people being cancelled should he loses itv and amazon job over it is that fair is cancel culture the way we should go. we live in a blame society don't we. everybody's blaming everybody because i think who wa

who held dual uk and canadian citizenship proclaimed himself the enemy of britain after fleeing oxfordshire terrorist group isis. he was later captured by kurdish authorities in 2017 and begged to be allowed to here surprise, surprise . however, quite surprise. however, quite rightly, the home office tore up his passport. two years later, despite canada's reported fury at being left fully responsible for the terrorists. jihadi jack is now one of 23 people that have allowed to return syria. meanwhile the unrepentant shamima begum is keeping up her bogus charm offensive, which was disturbingly by the bbc podcast . i am not a monster. so is disturbingly by the bbc podcast . i am not a monster . so is the . i am not a monster. so is the west increasingly looking like a soft touch when it to its treatment of isis runaways? carol yes , i mean, canada , what carol yes, i mean, canada, what a hellhole that must be. let's those destroying the countries are true. yeah. yeah exactly. well, jacinda has now now just trudeau . but they'll probably trudeau. but they'll probably vote women again . i look,

his role with the local sarah's home the sussexes local sarah's home in oxfordshire have at loggerheadsity of his diddly squat shop restaurant. but squat farm shop restaurant. but our producer ben leo went our senior producer ben leo went to found out if they had any sympathy for clarkson's latest , sympathy for clarkson's latest, a showdown with cancel culture . a showdown with cancel culture. do you think harry and meghan should have accepted his apology ? two apologies. in fact, they should definitely put all the lies and everything she's told. clarkson is been , shall we say clarkson is been, shall we say rude? oh, i think he generally i mean he's put chillington on the map as well. we know but i've never heard a champion turn until he went as i think he has said things like too often and he clearly says things to be controversial. i'm not a big fan of being cancelled should of people being cancelled should he loses itv and amazon job over it is that fair is cancel culture the way we should go. we live in a blame society don't we. everybody's blaming everybody because i think who wa

further south, where clear skies continue, we could see —8, rurally, for example, somewhere in oxfordshire northerly wind, we're still in relatively mild weather, particularly for southern reaches of the uk, as we look to the end of this week. this is bbc news. the headlines. distraction for the party mr nadhim zahawi _ the process of hiring bbc chairman richard sharp is to be coming after reports of unpaid tax while he was chancellor.— while he was chancellor. integrity and accountability _ while he was chancellor. integrity and accountability is _ while he was chancellor. integrity and accountability is important. while he was chancellor. integrity and accountability is important to | and accountability is important to be and clearly in this case there are questions that need answering and that is why i have asked our independent adviser to get to the bottom of everything. the process of hiring bbc chairman richard sharp is to be reviewed by the commissioner of public appointments, following claims that mr sharp was involved in securing a loan for then—prime minister, borisjohnson.

together we've got residents , signatories and residents, signatories and members in oxford and oxfordshireouse not only why they doing this to and be why have they rejected the idea that so many have said we don't want it, but also, will they have a pubuc but also, will they have a public debate with us? we want to a public discussion, a town hall type. get them out. yeah, as i say, if people want these things, that's fine. in a free society, they can have but society, they can have them. but it's being imposed it's it's just being imposed it's crackers. it is the new crackers. but it is the new religion as we up on religion as we give up on christianity , we embrace the christianity, we embrace the religion greta thunberg and we believe by all these things we will save our planet. all the while the chinese build a new coal fired power stations every alameda. good luck with this campaign you whether you agree with on or not he's right with that on or not he's right about one thing we should have a full public debate on these issues changes made issues. big changes are made people's lives n

together we've got residents , signatories and residents, signatories and members in oxford and oxfordshirese not only why they doing this to and be why have they rejected the idea that so many have said we don't want it, but also, will they have a pubuc but also, will they have a public debate with us? we want to a public discussion, a town hall type. get them out. yeah, as i say, if people want these things, that's fine. in a free society, they can have but society, they can have them. but it's being imposed it's it's just being imposed it's crackers. it is the new crackers. but it is the new religion as we up on religion as we give up on christianity , we embrace the christianity, we embrace the religion greta thunberg and we believe by all these things we will save our planet. all the while the chinese build a new coal fired power stations every alameda. good luck with this campaign you whether you agree with on or not he's right with that on or not he's right about one thing we should have a full public debate on these issues changes made issues. big changes are made people's lives now

the lowest was just below —8 in oxfordshire. we also have — just below —8 in oxfordshire.s. fourto wales and the south—west. these are our temperatures. four to seven in the south. _ our temperatures. four to seven in the south. 12— our temperatures. four to seven in the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north _ the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north as — the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north as we _ the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north. as we head through the evening — north. as we head through the evening and overnight eventually this front — evening and overnight eventually this front starts to slide away, some — this front starts to slide away, some clear skies, and then we have two weather— some clear skies, and then we have two weather fronts. this will produce _ two weather fronts. this will produce cloud and spots of rain, some _ produce cloud and spots of rain, some heavier rain coming in across north-west— some heavier rain coming in across north—west upland but has the front slit south _ north—west upland but has the front slit south the rain will

my route has brought me back up through oxfordshire, into northampton . yeah. going to, not going to take it and i've just driven past fields staff turned over all to nhs to is it going go to central london now. is it not going to go into central london now. i should say. oh well is are we going to have any relief break as when this is going to happen and should we go further and shouldn't we go further? you've just ripped up half the countryside at least have the decency start breaking apart decency to start breaking apart the when you that, the thing. when you get that, you do you think ? you come on. what do you think? did hear lord berkeley, who's been a longstanding critic of this? he says look, pull up, pull out the spades now because it's going to soar to £160 billion. and, you know, probably even more than that is to face the consequences, because, you know, i just i think that actually, if it on all our smaller areas or some of our towns we i've got that's not that far from in northampton shire bucha hasn't a train station in that town staffed by actua

he's in oxfordshire. mike yeah, hi nama.lem with a company and uk. usually there's a problem with a company and uk . you look at the company and uk. you look at the management and this is a we have a serious structural problems in the uk and we seem to skirt around them we sold our assets off under big bang under thatcher you know telling anyone that they can't do or do something unless they've tried themselves. i've no idea it's a kind of irrelevance it is it is a bit it's bit of an odd and strange statement say i think it's personal circumstance. some might argue that you've got the three kids, it's your own fault and you should them . and if and you should pay them. and if you sorry. thank you you comparison. sorry. thank you very called. sustained. milton keynes . that's keynes mike in oxygen. that's not my view this not necessarily my view of this . to present the other . i have to present the other side come on. let's move on to side. come on. let's move on to another story. and this one caught my eye tv personality. j

service from the nhs , from king's hospital in london and from the local hospital where she lives in oxfordshire what i'm telling you and she gets amazing and she's always comes back from the hospital and she says what the hospital and she says what the nhs when they do it right they really right. you two they do it really right. you two types of experience here and your mum's experience and god bless her hopefully she does well. okay but having a well. okay but she's having a great experience. she's mine all the presumably some the time. presumably some programmes she has to go through and of stuff. a and all that sort of stuff. a regulatory that is in is in regulatory plan that is in is in the bag. she's having that done. great. and do do a great. lovely. and they do do a tremendous that. tremendous in doing that. i think other thirds only think the other two thirds only get exposure to this one when they've when they've time. they've when they've stub time. yes. end up in and even yes. and they end up in and even when well i haven't when they got well i haven't even the 3 hours in even seen t

. —9 first thing in rural oxfordshire. travel all the way north to the highlands, plus 12 degrees.tend to see things the other way round more typically. in the next few days certainly we are going to return to a more average temperature picture across the uk. we're going to squeeze away this arctic air from the south and we're going to start to introduce some relatively milder airfrom the north. for this evening and overnight, our temperatures will hold up across scotland and northern ireland. plenty of cloud here. a weather front comes into the north—west. there'll be some rain for western scotland and the north of northern ireland by the end of the night. further south, clearer skies, temperatures will plunge again across parts of england and wales. perhaps not so much though for northern england and north wales. some cloud coming in here. but where we're set to see the lowest temperatures, across the midlands, east anglia and the west country, also the areas where we're likely, i think to see some freezing fog around for first thing on wednesday. through wednesday daytime, this

he's now a billionaire and essentially owns hambledon village in oxfordshire.anthropist who's contributed enormously to the local community migrants with this mentality should be encouraged and welcomed . and again, i mean, and welcomed. and again, i mean, how do you argue against that? it's a really valid point, but perhaps perhaps the argument is that we would have more room for people like jules , his friend, people like jules, his friend, if we weren't being inundated as we are 46,000 people crossing the channel illegally in small boats. last year and they're expecting that. don't know who works it out, but they're expecting it to double in the next 12 months, which of course, is bad news for everyone. i mean, those people who can come to the uk and really contribute even if they are economic migrants, as it were. well, why not? it's good for everybody, isn't it? but then how do you actually go processing who that is to be? it's very, very is going to be? it's very, very difficult and quick one on the strikes, alan says, although it gives a lot of inconveni

. —9 first thing in rural oxfordshire. skies. temperatures will plunge year. where we are sad to see the lowest temperatures across the midlands, east anglia and the west country, also the areas where we are likely to see some freezing fog around first thing on wednesday. throughout the day time this weather front will work its way south, a cold front with a north—westerly coming in behind it. this error has worked its way and originally from the atlantic so it is relatively milder than this arctic air to the south. as different come south, there will be thick cloud, some outbreaks of rain and we will see milder conditions returning to southern areas. it will then start to turn somewhat cooler across scotland and northern ireland, returning to average temperatures here. under high pressure on thursday, fine weather to come across the uk. and northerly winds of the north sea to eastern coastal counties. definitely adding are more raw feel to proceedings. assault in england it is much milder than it has been in recent days.

he has form for doing because was originally doing because he was originally an mp for henley in oxfordshireto become prime minister he got dropped the minister he got dropped into the then seat of uxbridge. and then safe seat of uxbridge. and so was fix for him to get so it was fix for him to get back in rather easy fix in back in a rather easy fix in that way. so he's it once. that way. so he's done it once. it like he might be it looks like he might be doing it kind of wonder the it again. you kind of wonder the rishi it again. you kind of wonder the fishisunak it again. you kind of wonder the rishi sunak might think, oh, this will him trying to this will stop him trying to take advantage least up take advantage and least whip up problems me on my problems for me on my backbenches you also backbenches but would you also still want him to be there after the next election when he's such a pain? tory leaders was a pain? some tory leaders i was going to you, i mean, going to put to you, i mean, what does rishi sunak get out of that well, i suppose that agreement? well, i suppose he term . i me