scarborough. who are l guys off to? scarborough. who are you seeing? nine.ver the next week or so for example no trains in or out of london paddington station between christmas eve and the 27th of december. however you are getting about the traditional seasonal advice stands. check before you travel. bring a different stories from across the uk. meet wilson. the foot six x taylor's manikin. who quit life in the fashion industry to help the local community. we had real problem with traffic flow coming through the village. far too fast. we coming through the village. far too fast- we put _ coming through the village. far too fast- we put a _ coming through the village. far too fast. we put a primary _ coming through the village. far too fast. we put a primary school - coming through the village. far too fast. we put a primary school at . fast. we put a primary school at the bottom of the school the children have to walk home fast and the only way to calm traffic down was to put a deterrent. i way to calm traffic down was to put a deterrent-— a deterrent. i thi

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scarborough. and who are you seeing in scarborough? nana!grades mean some disruption over the next week or so. for example, there will be no trains in or out of london paddington station between christmas eve and the 27th of december. however you are getting about, the traditional advice stands, check before you travel. katie austin, bbc news. ministers have downplayed the seriousness of new figures about economic growth which suggest the uk economy shrank slightly in the three months to october. the value of all goods and services — gross domestic product — fell by 0.1%. the next set of figures, due in february, will reveal whether the uk is in a recession. here's our economics editor, faisal islam. it's one of the last shopping days before christmas, and it doesn't look like a recession, but the ring of tills and the beep of card machines is accompanied by the signs that show retailers have had to slash prices to tempt in last—minute bargain seekers. i mean, pending recession is always worrying for everyone, for consumers and for retailers

this scarborough show. china seems to be from the philippines in 2012 time. each active is to have slammed opec after reports and match that the head of opec roads to members, adding them to refuse any agreement as comp 28. that would see fossil fuels faced out climates campaign is on several countries say that oil caught towels, resistance threatens the front, it didn't opec to focus on transitioning to renewable energy. how do you, if you any union has agreed on legislation to govern the use of artificial intelligence? the deal includes limits on facial recognition and technology and restrictions on using ai to manipulate human behavior. you use this the key to legal framework for a i would include tough burnouts, useful companies breaking the rooms, but will not stifle development of the industrial and view photos. he has of discussions among member states on low mucus columns. we have one objective to deliver and legislation that voted to ensure that the eco system of a i in europe will develop. we'd say human centric approach of respecting fund them into

philippine says it's votes for delivering supplies to filipino fishermen. near a china control brief, scarborough show. china seas 3 from the philippines in 2012. the organization of american states has condensed what it calls and attempted to against guatemalan president of leg. and not the rebuttal i'm from day the public prosecutor's office has declared the elections one by the political outside or, and, you know, and void the way. see you when you when have also expressed concern over attempts to overturn the election climate active as of slammed. opec officer reports emerge that the head of opec writes neighbors urging them to refuse any agreement a cup 28th of would see fossil fuels face down. climate campaign is in several countries say the oil pastels resistance threatens the planet, urging opec to focus on transitioning to renewable energy. the hollywood sign is celebrating the milestone state for a 100 years. the conic landmark has been battling the elements of bringing in visitors to los angeles. to mark the occasion. the city held a special lighting ceremony to commemorate the aging i

scarborough. and who are you seeing in scarborough? nana! on the railway, engineering work and upgrades mean some disruption over the next week or so. for example, there'll be no trains in or out of london paddington station between christmas eve and the 27th of december. however you're getting about, the traditional seasonal advice stands — check before you travel. katy austin, bbc news. let's bring in our panel. it feels like we discussed this every year, and every year there is a logjam on the roads and delays over their railways and airports. now this year's delays in the uk are a combination of factors, a little bit of weather and also engineering works and things, and some people would wonder why they timed it this time of year. would wonder why they timed it this time of year-— time of year. they timed it this time of year. they timed it this time of year. they timed it this time of year — time of year. they timed it this time of year because _ time of year. they timed it this time of year because there - time of year. they timed it t

the scarborough pursued and chased u 48 until it dived and disappear.t the attack drew off the making. entire rest of the convoy now vulnerable. the u. 38 then surfaced fired a torpedo damaged and slowed down another freighter. the following night, u-boats attacked in unison. they've been following news of the convoy from their fellow captains. the entire attack was coordinated all the way from by admiral doenitz, eager to micro-manage what he believed was going to be a victory. the u-boats struck singly and in pairs, picking off at the edge and in the middle of the convoy. some of these captains would sail into the midst of the convoy surface, fired torpedoes in either directions and disappear. they mostly attacked at night, which added terror of course for the lives of the crewmen board. but it also aided the u-boats as they could rely on ships against the horizon, whether by moonlight or starlight. the submarines would quietly surface between ships moving quickly in and out of the convoy, preventing any warships from from coming to the aid of damaged

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scarborough, sirius and sticky.cret team that cracked nazi codes. it took a certain type of brain to deal with it, bearing in mind that all the messages were in groups of five letters or five figures. it changed the course of history. absolutely, yes. we don't know exactly how much it shortened the war but clearly it was two to three years. these clocks show a four—letter word, can you work it out? this could well be a letter cipher. big clue from betty. that's when numbers relate to a letter in the alphabet. what breaks but cannot fall, can leap but never crawl. can be seized but never gripped. often present, never skipped ? quite cryptic, isn't it? maybe if i get a strong gin and tonic, i'll have to work something out. is that the key to cracking a code? a strong gin and tonic. pass. you have five minutes to go — five minutes. when it comes to recruitment, gchq has been widening the net. for example, it's keen for neurodiverse candidates to apply for jobs. so people with conditions like autism, adhd or dyslexia. i

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this was when a walrus arrived in scarborough.to scarborough, do they? lewis >> uh, well, maybe . no, they go >> uh, well, maybe. no, they go for the summer season or the time they go. >> they go for panto . >> they go for panto. >> they go for panto. >> wow. he's a big, big old beast as well, isn't it? >> i've been to scarborough and it's a fantastic place to go to. it's if you love walruses. >> it's quite surreal as well. didn't they. didn't the local council firework council have a firework display for oh council have a firework display for on they for the cancelled it. on they cancelled it. >> it. cancelled it. >> oh it. cancelled it. >> oh i it. cancelled it. >> oh i thought they had it for the walrus. >> cancelled he >> no, they cancelled it. he rocked got a bit naughty, rocked up. he got a bit naughty, got a bit frisky with himself. >> and uh, and >> oh yeah. yeah. and uh, and then just slunk off then he just sort of slunk off in shame. >> yeah. after everyone had watched that's it. watched him. but that's it. that's look l

here's our political editor chris mason with the details saint cecilia's nursing home in scarboroughber of vacancies. overseas staff are seen as crucial. but net legal migration has ballooned when the government promised it would fall. home secretary. the government wants to show it gets that for many, this is unacceptable. people are understandably worried about housing, about gp appointments, about school places. and so the home secretary said the government will... stop overseas care workers from bringing family dependants and we will require care firms in england to be regulated by the care quality commission in order for them to sponsor visas. he claimed he didn't think this would cut the number of care workers coming here. secondly, we will stop immigration undercutting the salary of british workers. we will increase the skilled worker earnings threshold by a third, to £38,700, from next spring, in line with the median full—term wage for those kinds ofjobs. that means some will need to earn more to get a visa. those working in health and social care will be exempt. allowing ove

deployed thursday night. strong winds caused a blaze to spread from simon's down into neighboring scarborough. and another fire broke out along the main highway. the joint team managed to fly out between ourselves and risky with assistance from proving provincial disaster management. and so it is a cold and night to if it's at any given time. um, we believe that we've had up to $250.00 uh, firefighters on the file with multiple tankers. and at times it is so used up to 680 couplers with spots of things to actually bomb some of the file lines. especially yesterday we, we may have such strips that you weeks evacuation orders be issued for about 100 households, many and the early hours of the morning. so to authority say it's a precautionary mission. on friday there was some respite from the wind, but they all consented to pick up again, fanning the flames from the act of the key from um and uh we sold areas resources a stretched the military has sent in additional helicopters, tsr t say the situation is unpredictable and more people may need to lead their homes all the way up to contain the fil

and thursday night strong winds caused the blaze to sprayed from simon's down into neighboring scarborough. and another fire broke out along the main highway. the joint team managed to find between ourselves so as to keep the risk with assistance from the provincial disaster management and said, is it cool tonight? if it's in any given time? and we've had, we've had up to 250 uh, firefighters on the file with multiple tankers and times that are so used up to 680 couplers with sponsored things to actually bump some of the file lines. especially yesterday we, we may have such steps that you weeks evacuation orders be issued for about 100 households, many and the early hours of the morning. so to authority say it's a precautionary emission. on friday, there was some respite from the wind, but they all consented will pick up again, fanning the flames from act of the key from uh to areas resources, a stretched the military has sent in additional helicopters, city as r t say the situation is unpredictable. and more people may need to lead their homes all the way up to contain the files and preve

david is joe scarborough and todd henry represent the us government hardly. um they may want to appeal to elements of the government, but they don't represent it. and i'm glad scott brought that up. i see the same shows, same kind of pod heads and some of our very jingle wasting. absolutely. they are okay, but it's part of the entertainment landscape unfortunately. steve, let me go back to you again. you know, we have um, um, nato, uh, defining russia as an enemy. since this conflict is started and much, much more, more, but unofficially, now it's official here. russia is going to react to that. i don't understand why people don't. if you're called anatomy, you're going to react to it, go ahead, see as well. and the fact that this, this was a conflict that could have been completely avoid is had uh, uh, victoria new and uh, from the state department in forest jobs and not swooped in to keep the wednesday from striking a deal on the front end. and then you had your rest and making it clear that the expansion of nato, to their border was, was intolerable. it wa

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sinking , the engines of the ships were damaged, the coast guard reported. the incident happened near scarborough, a town that is a hot spot in relations between the two countries. venice turned green, italian eco-activists changed the color of the water in the grand canal as a sign of protest. the purpose of this... action is to condemn the lack of solutions to the climate crisis, protesters poured fluorescein into the famous canal and put up a banner against the government's climate change policy. some sections of rivers have turned green throughout italy from turin to rome. however, activists assured that in a few hours the water will become natural color. at the same time, the mayor of venice condemned the protesters and called on the italian authorities to punish the vandals. in the russian belgorod, there are huge queues for the second day, where cheap eggs are sold on sale. citizens take their place in the queue before dark, take two or three trays, there are eggs in stores, but they are expensive. in a year, the price of eggs increased by a quarter, so people pecked at the cheap ones, eve

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a nazi, a dictator of joe scarborough and m as nbc former republican congressman said if trump selected again, he's going to execute his enemies. i mean they know no shame. so in their minds anything is justifiable, shooting on elections is justifiable. they'll do what it takes to stop the truck, and that's very dangerous. and again, the media i believe feels the same way. and when you have that, you know that complacency all around it, it's inevitable that you're going to see what we're seeing. yeah, line. and we don't have so much these days about america being the lee or the leader of america, being the leader of the free will do it here. that sentence a bunch of these, i know, but alright, let's move on line. know, i mean, i'll see a question, how divided our policy is unable to example. republicans, are they, are they divided that they have pro donald trump? i'm pro somebody else or i, i'm with the democrats. do you have pro by the, i'm pro somebody else, is it other party is divided, or are they 100 percent behind their mind? i will say that, but as far as the republicans go, they

is joe scarborough and todd henry represent the us government. hardly . they may want to appeal to elements of the government, but they don't represent it. and i'm glad scott brought that up. i see the same shows, same kind of hotheads and some of our very jingo istic. absolutely, they are okay, but it's part of the entertainment landscape unfortunately. steve, let me go back to you again. you know, we have um, um, nato, uh, defining russia as an enemy. since this conflict is started and much, much more, more, but unofficially, now it's official here. russia is going to react to that. i don't understand why people don't. if you called anatomy, you're going to react to it, go ahead. see as well. and the fact that this, this was a conflict, it could have been completely avoid is had uh, uh, victoria new and uh, from the state department in boris jobs and not swooped in to keep the wednesday from striking a deal on the front end. and then you had your rest of making it clear that the expansion of nato, to their border was, was intolerable. it was something t

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scarborough. and who are you seeing in scarborough? nana!e'd start off with these rare nacreous clouds that are once again being spotted overhead in the uk. these form really high in the earth's atmosphere, between 13—19 miles above the ground. that's two or three times the height of which aeroplanes fly at, and you need temperatures in this part of the atmosphere to be at —78 celsius or even colder. normally, that really cold air is concentrated around our polar regions, but right now it's moved a bit further southwards. and it's cold enough across the uk for next week or two to see some of these rare clouds. best chance before sunrise or just after sunset, so eyes to the skies. further down in the atmosphere, we've got this mild flow of air to take us through the rest of the night. it's going to be quite a damp night across western areas. some heavy rain for western scotland. as that rain band bumps into the cold air across northern scotland, some of it turns to snow. could bring some disruption here as we head into the first part of satur

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it is all about the threat to democracy, he is going to -- joe scarborough said he would assassinate his political rivals. the hysteria is unbelievable. they are looking stupid and we all know it is because they have nothing else to run on. stuart: for more they come out with this dictatorship, the higher trump's marks. liz: without a doubt because it look so foolish. stuart: we will run to the iowa call later in the show. again 8 points in a month but if you're into that paul, first-time caucus goers give him 63% support up from 49% in october. liz: other polls had the same thing. people who never voted, it is interesting. stuart: glad we are in agreement. liz: today is a special day. stuart: black voters made a crucial block, are both biden and trump having trouble with minority voters? liz: no one wants a biden/trump rematch. that's with the polls keep saying. one in 5 black voters say they would vote for someone other than biden or trump. really bad for biden. in 2020 he got 92% of the black vote. it hurts president biden on the battlegrounds like georgia where there are a lot of

this is after morning joe scarborough said trump would execute people. >> marc: they think you are notuld lose to donald trump. joe biden is most vulnerable in incumbent president in u.s. history. he is most unpopular president. vulnerable candidate. i understand democrats are worried they might lose to him, i worry republicans are not more concerned that trump could lose. if you look at that "wall street journal" poll, he beats them by four points against the most vulnerable democrats in modern political history, that is not a big deal. >> molly: consistency of polling, trump is polling above biden and still back today, back in november, trump beat biden, newsom, harris, joe manchin by four points and even now in earlier in the month, showing trump 49% in the primary. leading in the polls within his party and polls against all democrats, including and most concerning their candidate biden. that is really the big concern, how consistent this has been. >> kayleigh: and trump leading in georgia. >> leslie: if i were to look at polls, whether my guy is winning or losing, i can't put a lot

here's joe scarborough from morning joe talking about his reaction to this.igger that somebody may apply the constitution to the facts at hand on an insurrection that donald trump inspired, that he led, that he was responsible for. so please, spare me the anti-democratic lectures. >> martha: what do you say to that, jonathan? >> well, it's really mind-blowing. you know, the fact is that this was the first success in front of a major -- in terms of a major decision. there is a string of losses in front of many democratic jurists. this court is split out of seven democratically appointed justices, 3 refused to sign on with this. yet if you watch some of these programs, you hear this echo chamber that this is unassailable and it is clear. it's not. it's going -- they're going to get overturned. i'm hoping it will be unanimous. there is this thrill-kill environment that goes on where every 1 is trying to replicate this. we've seen it before. all of these criminal cases came. then the civil cases. now over a dozen states are trying to prevent voters from voting fo

using the rather dramatic actions recently over the last weekend in scarborough shoal.these are issues we are involved in as a treaty alliance under the 1951 u.s.-philippines mutual defense agreement. if you think on the competitive side, the larger firmament of issues dealing with the east china sea, and the taiwan straight. it is such an important place for the global economy. 50% of container traffic in the world flows through the taiwan straits daily. 70% of the advanced semiconductors in the world are produced on the island of taiwan. think about that as a strategic economic space as well as strategic politically. this is a consequential part of the world in terms of strategic military and political and economic interests. technology on the competition side has become the heart of the battle in a way. it's not just the commercial rivalry that might be normal if you think about the development of ai in machine learning and biotechnology and quantum mathematics. it's the fact that many of those technologies will be militarized into a new generation of military techno

deployed thursday night, strong winds caused a blaze to spread from simon's down into neighboring scarborough. and another fire broke out along the main highway. the joint team managed to fly up between ourselves and risky with assistance from the provincial disaster management. and so it is a cold and night if it's at any given time. and we've had, we've had up to 250 uh, firefighters on the file with multiple tankers. and at times it is so used up to 680 couplers with spots of things to actually bomb some of the file lines. especially yesterday we, we may have such strips that you weeks evacuation orders be issued for about 100 households, many and the early hours of the morning. so to authority say it's a precautionary mission. on friday there was some respite from the wind, but they all concerns it will pick up again, fanning the flames from act of the key from um and uh, resort areas resources, a stretched the military has sent in additional helicopters, tsr t say the situation is unpredictable. and more people may need to lead their homes all the way up to contain the files and prevent