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we'll deal with through the day today as we'll pick up make six to 12 inches the good news is news iwill mov out. temperatures across this region ranging from the upper 30s in places like make tonight low 40s as we get down to valdosta that will be something we watch through this morning meanwhile, the middle of the country running warm, at 25 deg above normal for denver as they head to a high of neighborhood. we'll hit mid 40s in sioux falls, and minneapolis will deal with mostly cloudy skies and highs into the upper 30s and this's aat's a look at the forecast >>> the battle of the birds, the eagles and seahawks. >>> but first, pope francis approved a major change for same-sex couples in the catholic church in the catholic church. new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. charmin, enjoy the go. schwarzkopf keratin color transforms your hair and helps it break away from damage. for strength and a rich striking color, on all hair textures. let the world see your strength. schwarzkopf keratin color oh... stuffed up aga

challenges, yang guang and tian tian are healthy, so my plan is to feed them throughout the flight, iwill i will monitor them very closely of course and they also have one of their favourite keepers with them so they should be happy. the official handover _ they should be happy. the official handover of - they should be happy. the official handover of the two pandas will take place halfway between scotland and china. a zookeeper would handover the crates, officially ending their time in edinburgh zoo. alexander mackenzie, bbc news. you will find lots more detail and background to the stories we're covering on our website. just head to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. next, we will be looking at the top of business stories, hearing more on cop28 in dubai, what has been happening over there over the past few days and their commitments to try and their commitments to try and reach a deal on reducing the use of fossil fuels, which is proving to be quite difficult, but also as well be will be looking ahead to what has been going on in hong kong where the high court has adjourned for

so, yeah, iwill question whether eurostar�*s the best option.s like they're in for the long haul. we'll have to wait and see who goes and who doesn't. thank you. oh, look, there's- an announcement now. fingers crossed. this was the cause. a train track turned into a river. water cascades into the thames tunnel near ebbsfleet. track operator hs1 described it as an unprecedented volume. engineers with pumps and tankers worked through last night and all day today to bring the water levels down and try to get things moving. this is not the first bout of major travel disruption over the festive period. a last—minute strike by french workers on eurotunnel saw major problems in the days running up to christmas day for those trying to travel between europe and london. and storm gerrit caused widespread havoc across the uk last week. there has also been major disruption on thames rail services today across london and the south east due to staff shortages. and tomorrow there will be no services on northern rail — also because of a lack of staff and delays

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iwill- region. ok, thank you very much for updating us, olga ivshina.ent of azerbaijan and armenia's deputy minister of foreign affairs later in the programme. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bring you different stories from across the uk. cold and alone, the winter months are particularly bleak for people experiencing homelessness, and figures from the charity shelter suggests numbers are rising. adam's been sleeping rough for several weeks. it's really tough. it's degrading. because you can sleep in a doorway with a mat and people are walking up and down. research shows that across the wider south east region, hastings has the highest proportion of people experiencing homelessness, with one in 79. this is followed by brighton and hove, where one in 88 people are homeless. and then crawley, where one in 111 people are without a home. every homeless person, all they really want, is just normal life. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. christmas is nowjust days away and this

iwill not -- history well. i will not go back to south carolina _ -- history well.olina to explain... i will help all— to south carolina to explain... i will help all of— to south carolina to explain... i will help all of our— to south carolina to explain... i will help all of our allies. - to south carolina to explain... i will help all of our allies. but i will help all of our allies. but we've — will help all of our allies. but we've got— will help all of our allies. but we've got the _ will help all of our allies. but we've got the help _ will help all of our allies. but we've got the help ourselves| will help all of our allies. but - we've got the help ourselves first. we are expecting to hear from foreign secretary david cameron alongside his us counterpart, antony blinken. it's a visit clearly focused on trying to get that funding the united nations that it could no longer operate in operation in gaza. paul adams will be with us tonight. we'll speak to lord bethell test and trace minister during the pandemic on what he thinks the inquiry is delivering. good e

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iwill number of sports you are investing in. i will be at the high point now or are we just beginning thejourney? high point now or are we 'ust beginning the journey? beginning the 'ourney? there is a loss, beginning the 'ourney? there is a loss. as you— beginning the journey? there is a loss, as you said, _ beginning the journey? there is a loss, as you said, our- a loss, as you said, our ambition is to host the best events around the world in the kingdom for the people of the kingdom for the people of the kingdom to see but also to invite the world to the kingdom. we have formula i is one of them. the olympics. these are the highest events that any nation would love to host within their countries. within the 2030 vision, we have targets that we want to host the biggest advance to attract the biggest advance to attract the world sports to be part of that employee a role in that. do you want to be the number one sporting superpower in the world? , ., .,, one sporting superpower in the world? , ., , ., world? they are hosted in a

iwill talk leeann. thank you so much for joining us, both. i will talk to you first.ey are going to have to be scotland and probably score a lot of goals in the process so how did they approach the occasion and deal with the pressure having to do that? it is difficult. i think what they have got to do is control they can control. they know what you have to do, after come here, they have to be scotland first and foremost and try and beat them as buy as many goals as they can, and it is not going to be easy, but exotic we saw that the alaskan against scotland, yes, they won, but it was a close game, scotland had a couple of opportunities, potentially could have had a penalty, he could've gone either way, the theory is, they would take that second performance against netherlands and if to start like that in this game, because the second half they were brilliant and showed great clarity to come back into the game. i think they will start like that, then start on the front foot, a lot of energy, a lot of pressing, and if they get the opportunities, an early goal is a must,

i know you are keeping and i had, iwill- timetable on that. are remembered and they are represented by lawyers in that room. what is the feeling from those you have managed to speak to in the past seven or eight weeks?— seven or eight weeks? there have been more — seven or eight weeks? there have been more of _ seven or eight weeks? there have been more of them _ seven or eight weeks? there have been more of them over— seven or eight weeks? there have been more of them over the i seven or eight weeks? there have been more of them over the last i seven or eight weeks? there have i been more of them over the last few weeks coming here to make their presence felt. you can probably see some of them over there. a number have travelled hundreds of miles to be here. they will have been in the inquiry rome itself to hear straight from the horse's mouth what these politicians have been saying. there are those representing bereaved families and those who suffer from long covid. at times, there were protesters on the half of the trade unions, on behalf o

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that is the latest weather from me, iwill wish well. the most recognised sounds around the world. big ben has been broadcast now because it has become a symbol of freedom. so the people who were hearing it during the second world war realised that there was one country which was still free. thereafter it was part of the meaning, the symbol of freedom. it's a seamless operation, getting the bongs transmitted from here to the homes of radio listeners. but it hasn't always been this easy. big ben's bongs were first broadcast on new year's eve in 1923. bbc engineers were not allowed in the building. instead, they had to climb onto a rooftop opposite the houses of parliament with a microphone to capture the sounds of the chimes. from february 1924, the bells were regularly transmitted on the radio. and the tradition has run ever since then, with the chimes of this great bell, big ben, also being heard on special occasions such as christmas day, armistice day and new year's eve. but there have been some notable exceptions. during the second w

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. >> iwill be a tag team. >> got a little jocular there. >> we were skeptical because he was just such a promoter. so aggressive about it nikola, by the way, still exists. let's get to phil lebeau and bring us up to date on mr. milton and where things stand for the company itself. >> oh, it's a far different company now than what trevor milton was promising back in 2020. shortly after that interview, david, remember, he arranged to have a relationship with general motors. and he was on our air with mary barra. they were going to be working together. and then hindeerg research came out and said, you know what, not sure a lot of these aims are really true. that was the beginning of the end for trevor milton. so, here are the crimes heas convicted of. wire fraud and securities fraud, twcounts of wire fraud, one count ofecurities fraud. basically prosecutors say he's accused of misleading vestors. his attorneys say that's not true. they deny those charges. nonetheless, t prosecutors are seeking 11 years in prison by the way, the hearing, the se

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iwill environmental consequences are minimised. are taking advantage of post—coded demand to take nhs practice is private, earning more money backing behind those most in need. training a dentist costs constituency and broadened more than £300,000. does my right honourable friend agreed with me that if the dentist accepts public funding in order to qualify, they should be asked to commit to nhs dentistry for a number of years before going private? that nhs dentistry for a number of years before going private?— before going private? that is an excellent point. _ before going private? that is an excellent point. we _ before going private? that is an excellent point. we are - before going private? that is an l excellent point. we are investing before going private? that is an - excellent point. we are investing £3 billion into dentistry. the dentistry contract with the nhs was reformed last year to improve access to patients. over all around half of all treatment was delivered to nonpaying adults and children. the number of adult scen

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