well, here in north yorkshire, we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here bysday in rhyl got up to 17 degrees, but it was just 12 degrees on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so, starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then, elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll tend to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind, yes. temperatures below where they have been over recent days —10—12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a little bit

well, here in north yorkshire, we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here byres on tuesday in rhyl got up to 17 degrees, but it was just 12 degrees on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so, starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then, elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll tend to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind, yes. temperatures below where they have been over recent days —10—12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a l

clever and dry, as you can see, one of the 2 shelves into the outback pushing a little further north yorkshire, just around the mares of wy, just around the fall north of queensland as well. some of the pictures we go one into a monday rather more shala's just into some parts of queensland, but down into the southeastern corner, the sunshine, but quite as warm for melvin. and for how about you notice, i'm not you some, what's the weather? it's grassy sliding. i have it to was new zealand, so sunshine and showers say along the spells with brightness. we go into the early part of next week. the spells and frames of the eastern side of china at present some heavier bust of rain around here. what's the weather making his way towards the korean peninsula. more right, back to japan. the. the, the latest news as it breaks, getting something new is he has to get his face to force on november the 5th, if he has any chance of winning the white house with detailed coverage with the release settlement on the summit such as the senior impressive positive i was also invited to come down from the house of th

well, here in north yorkshire, we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here by rhyl got up to 17 degrees, but it was just 12 on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll tend to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind? yes. temperatures below where they've been over recent days, 10—12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a little bit closer to average f

well, here in north yorkshire we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here byo north easterly wind. temperatures on tuesday in rhyl got up to 17 degrees, but it was just 12 degrees on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so, starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll turn to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind, yes. temperatures below where they have been over recent days — 10—12 celsius. although cooler, the

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ok, let's have a look at harrogate in north yorkshire.about these guys. seven individuals here. one of them was actually one of the original key members of the team. the fact that it's seven and not the usual smaller group, what do you think is happening here? we believe that they've used this specific hit as a training day for their new recruits to show them the ropes. you know, do a bit of schooling and then set them to work. what sarah sees happens all over the country. here in beverley in east yorkshire, gangs have been terrifying shop workers. they came around the counter, um, swiping this shelf and the shelf at the bottom there, barging customers and staff out of the way. sarah says the same gang targeted another of their stores in york on the same afternoon, but nobody was arrested. very, very frustrating. why are forces not talking to each other or have a unit that supports this? would you be surprised to know that there is actually a scheme out there that the government brought in with police forces to do just that, to to coordin

as a clever dries, you can see one of the 2 shelves into the outback, pushing a little further north yorkshire, just around the merits of wy, just around the fall north of queensland as well. some of the pictures we go one into a monday rather more shala's just into some parts of queensland but down into the southeastern corner, the sunshine, but quite a swamp melvin. and for how about you notice, i'm not you some. what's the weather? it's grassy. sliding over to was new zealand. so sunshine and showers say long dispels of rain as we go into the early part of next week. long spells and frames of the eastern side of china at present some heavier bust of rain around here. what's the weather making his way towards the korean peninsula. more right back to japan on the, our oceans are on the switch. by a for rushes, fishing industry, government, people are thinking of bring deep sea trolling back, eating off the choices, sees that go systems are going to suffer more and more with climate change. and we need to adapt. now marine conservationists are in a desperate race against time. the ocean provid

well, here in north yorkshire, we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here by7 degrees, but it was just 12 on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll tend to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind? yes. temperatures below where they've been over recent days, 10—12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a little bit closer to average for the time of ye

well, here in north yorkshire we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here byop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll turn to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind? yes. temperatures below where they have been over recent days ten to 12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a little bit closer to average for the time of year. now, the colder weather is still going

so i think she's hopefully up to north yorkshire not too distant future.appy with what she's saying. and her availability and her opportunities to get out there and say it. >> yeah, i mean, her latest piece , she actually wrote piece, she actually wrote a wrote a column for the telegraph yesterday. she said, i'm labour's worst nightmare. they can't paint me as prejudiced. why is that ? why is that? >> i didn't read the article, so i don't know the context of it, i'm sorry to say, but i think she's talking about identity politics, isn't she? >> that's something she's been railing against throughout her campaign and possibly throughout her career . her career. >> well, i tell you what i think about it. i mean, i do think she's labour's worst nightmare because she tells it like it is. and i've seen her so many times in the chamber, both as a backbencher and as a minister, absolutely wiping the floor with those on the opposition benches who are who try to use identity politics to somehow describe this country, has not been a great country or one that doesn't.

well, here in north yorkshire we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here bys worked in. now, over the next few hours, we've still got some patches of cloud and rain to come across england and wales, with clearing skies further north in scotland and northern ireland. and it's here where we'll have the chilliest start to the day on thursday. temperatures low enough even for a nip of frost in sheltered glens in scotland. so starting the day on thursday, expect a bit of damp weather for southern parts of england and wales. that should clear out of the way as we go through the morning, and then elsewhere, loads of sunshine draped around coastal fringes. there'll be a scattering of showers, and they'll turn to come and go, really, through the day. a chilly wind? yes. temperatures below where they have been over recent days ten to 12 celsius. although cooler, these temperatures are actually a little bit closer to average for the time of year. now, the colder weather is still going to be with us into friday. indeed, we could have a touch of frost to start the day acr

north yorkshire cancelled.orth yorkshire police have issued an update this afternoon into the disappearance of victoria taylor , disappearance of victoria taylor, releasing a new cctv photograph of the 34 year old. a spokesman said that there was no information to suggest any form of third party involvement in the missing persons case at this time, and that there is now a high likelihood that victoria may have entered the river derwent. >> then the investigation. >> then the investigation. >> we are very open minded and will continue to explore all lines of inquiry based on the discovery of victoria's belongings so close to the water's edge, we must accept the significant possibility that victoria has entered the river derwent. >> searches are currently underway and taking place in the river, and those searches have been taking place above and below the water surface . below the water surface. >> and finally, rebekah vardy has been ordered to pay coleen rooney a further £100,000 following their high profile wag

you're joining us from north yorkshire in the u. k. you probably heard we were speaking to a former top is really diplomat. now we're speaking to you, a former top new k diplomat, having hill deposition in multiple countries across the middle east. how does someone with your experience you're behind the scenes knowledge, analyze where we are right now? the past i'd like to endorse the points made by the previous is really speak a by her requirement for is ready to use diplomacy and to accept that the massive support they have received since october the 7th last year denies and completely confident dates. this perception that somehow, that are on their own and nobody will support them. in fact, my view is to the degree of support from the outside world, including from the u. k, is actually working for games. they progress towards the escalation. it's working against establishing a peaceful several months across the region, whether within palestine or beyond because it is the aging, this sense that israel can do what he wants. they can h

wetherby young offenders institution in north yorkshire.andful of such prisons for young men in england and wales, who were jailed at an age where effective and lasting rehabilitation is key. but a joint review of five young offenders institutions by ofsted and the prisons inspector over the past decade has found inmates are spending very little time in the classroom and because of the need to keep some boys apart most of their days alone in their cells. children should have as close to a full time education as possible, ideally at least 15 hours. but in the worst case example, we've seen children who have been locked up for the best part of 23 hours in one day, and they only get one hour or less than one hour out of their cell. and too often my staff need counselling when they leave because what they see is so upsetting. this is feltham young offenders institution in west london, chastised previously for its high levels of violence and poor conditions, and this report adds to those criticisms. ofsted says when young boys eventually do get

closed down, that was burning coal some of the time, coal and gas and further up the road in north yorkshireot drax power station . got drax power station. >> this used to burn coal back in the day from a nearby coal mine. it's now burning wooden pellets. these are trees that are chopped down in north america. they're shipped over in diesel guzzling cargo ships and pulverised and then sent to drax. and we're told this is renewable because trees can grow again. and by the way, we subsidise this power station to the tune of about £1 million per day. this is madness. surely. >> it is absolute madness, right? and it just seems to me that ed miliband and his chums, they are the policies that they are pursuing, is very much with a utopian vision. i mean, i think that the tata steel plant being closed down, that was the tories that decided to do that. so, you know, it's all of them. it's not not just ed miliband. i think we have to be realistic with where we are at now. now, as ed has said, it would have been absolutely fantastic if when the ukrainian war, the war in ukraine started, when all of us

sirjulian smith, mr speaker, >> sir julian smith, mr speaker, special education needs budgets in north yorkshire under huge pressure. >> could i ask the prime minister and the chancellor as they prepare for the budget? could they look carefully at how increased funding and changes to the funding formula could make a massive difference to thousands of lives of children across the country? >> prime minister, i'm grateful to the honourable member for raising this issue, which is of real concern across the country. to many parents who are concerned about the provision, and i do agree that children with special educational needs and disabilities are being failed with parents struggling to get their children the support that they need and deserve, and we have to change that. i am determined to raise standards for every child so that they succeed in education, and we will work with the sector and we will work with the sector and across the house where we can to deliver on that mission, which is very important for many parents who will be watching this today. luke murphy . this today. luke murphy. >> th

victoria taylor was last seen at home in malton in north yorkshire on monday. a state of emergency has been declared in bosnia after at least 16 people were killed in flash floods and landslides. towns and villages became submerged after a storm caused rivers to burst their banks. a huge rescue operation is under way with a number of people reported missing. a new multi—million pound research programme aims to discover why immunotherapy fails to work for the majority of cancer patients. it's seen as a revolutionary treatment — using the body's own immune system to fight disease — but more than half of patients see no benefit. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. immunotherapy saved alex's life. he was diagnosed with melanoma, a dangerous form of skin cancer, which then spread. alex underwent a course of immunotherapy, helping his body's own defences to stop the disease in its tracks, but it was not without complications. i'm completely clear that immunotherapy has saved my life. without it, i would have died in 2019. it can come with side effects i

north yorkshire, signs of the change, driven onto the beaches by the strengthening north north—easterly start the day and southern portions of england and wales. further north in scotland, cloud were taken on friday as the weather system moves and bringing outbreaks of rain. some of the rain could skirt into the far north of northern ireland. further southin north of northern ireland. further south in england and wales, beautiful day with barely a cloud in the sky. the weekend, still rain left over from this area of low pressure affecting northern areas, sunday looks to be the better of the days of the week and has high pressure builds. saturday, rain in northern ireland, scotland, northern england, and accompanying the rain, some pretty strong and gusty winds, another blast of mostly air dropping temperatures. —— another blast of northerly air. high pressure builds in for the second half of the weekend, cold start in the morning, mist and fog patches, but mostly dry with sunny spells coming and going. temperatures for most, 10—13. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: hurri

wetherby young offenders institution in north yorkshire.xample, we've seen children who have been locked up for the best part of 23 hours in one day, and they only get one hour, or less than one hour, out of their cell. and too often my staff need counselling when they leave because what they see is so upsetting. this is feltham young offenders institution in west london — chastised previously for its high levels of violence and poor conditions. and this report adds to those criticisms. ofsted says, when young boys eventually do get into prison classrooms here and at other institutions, the standard of learning is poor. it says some prisoners who can't read are expected to sit gcse papers, while high achievers are given activities such as word searches and colouring in. his majesty's inspector of prisons says more than 60% of children reoffend within a year of their release — an enormous cost to the taxpayer, but also to their communities and families. it is absolutely incumbent on our yoi system to reduce that reoffending rate, and one of

keep the coast of north yorkshire. much as we had yesterday. in northern ireland things should brighten up particular towards antrim and down. much of scotland sees the rain left northwards and sunshine reappearing to the central belt in the southern upland. england and wales, long spells of sunshine here, a little early innocent cloud bubbling into the afternoon. not wall—to—wall blue skies but fine and settled. top temperatures between 14 and 17. 18 towards the east. breezy out there and breeze coming from a southerly direction hence the mild conditions. this is the rain the moves in across south—west england this evening and tonight, fizzling out further east but with more cloud around overnight it will not be as chilly as it was last night. many in the south pulling up in double—figure is. tomorrow we see the frontal system working further east. nothing heavy initially on that band of rain on sunday morning some patchy light rain for northern ireland and parts of western scotland. some rain into western parts of en

will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshiref norfolk too. the best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of

will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshire best of the sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day wit

will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshirehe sunshine out towards the west, for much of scotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day with plenty o

will be lighter than on monday, of course, and we've still got that brisk north—easterly wind across coastal areas of yorkshireotland, into northern ireland, western wales and south west england. and here, we could see temperatures rise to around 16 or 17 celsius. and then on wednesday, well, high pressure starts to edge down from the north, so we're all going to be seeing that dry, sunnier—feeling weather as we head through wednesday and thursday. but it's going to take a while, i think, still for that low to clear across south east england, east anglia. still some showers here and a bit more in the way of cloud. some of the showers blowing a little further westwards at times, but lots of sunshine further north and west, some areas of cloud at times. chance of one or two isolated showers, but temperatures 15 to 17 celsius in the best of the brightness. and on thursday, it's going to be a locally chilly start to the day. a touch of frost, perhaps, in the north, a bit of mist around with those lighter winds, but for the vast majority of us, a dry day with plenty of sunshine. cloud developing here and there, and

north —— two venues. coverage on radio and online throughout that tournament. meanwhile, the squad for the men's white ball series in west indies has been named. there are three uncapped players included — among them, yorkshirenternationals and five t20 m through because a cricket. they came through that world cup qualifiers and they've been in the uae a lot in recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough.— recent times. in this heat, that's going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger. _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the _ going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's - going to be tough. it gets stronger and stronger, the women's game. | going to be tough. it gets stronger. and stronger, the women's game. we know professionalism has grown a lot recently. but we still see a bit of a gap of those in england, india, australia and below. who could perhaps cause in upstate nashe and upset? i’m perhaps cause in upstate nashe and u-set? �* ., ., ., ,, upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka- -- _ upset? i'm looking forward to sri lanka. -- because _ upset? i'm looking f

we still have the brisk north—easterly wind across though —— across coastal areas of yorkshire, lincolnshireghting with hezbollah after troops crossed the border into southern lebanon overnight. israeli defense forces launch what they called a limited, localised and targeted grant operation against hezbollah. this map shows the border, with southern lebanon marked in red. hezbollah said it was targeting israeli troops with artillery fire at one border town, metula, which has been declared a closed military area, meaning entry is prohibited. let's show you the border between israel and southern lebanon. we have seen plumes of smoke rising for several hours. let's turn away from that and talk to a senior unhcr spokesperson for the middle east. she is based on thejordanian capital. i imagine every day you do not see a ceasefire means the humanitarian challenges get even greater?— get even greater? yes, with every da the get even greater? yes, with every day the conflict _ get even greater? yes, with every day the conflict continues - get even greater? yes, with every day the conflict continues

yorkshire. a different story in the west, though , as we story in the west, though, as we start to see more and more cloud to spill in into north some light rain by the time we reach friday morning. so a bit of an unsettled start, fairly damp just in western parts of scotland. a few drips and drabs of rain across northern parts , of rain across northern parts, two generally drier further east, but likely rather cloudy. similar across northern ireland with some outbreaks of rain just starting to push into the west . starting to push into the west. elsewhere though, as i say, there will be some mist and fog in places. a little bit slow to clear through tomorrow morning, but largely bright once this clears away. and here we do generally have high pressure sticking around, so still plenty of sunny spells once that fog clears in the morning and with light winds it should feel fairly pleasant here. a different story in the north—west, though . cloud north—west, though. cloud continuing to spill in here with some outbreaks of rain and turning rather blustery under those cloudier skies too . but those cloudier skies too. but where you

yorkshire, down across east anglia and the south—east. not as heavy as yesterday's downpours but staying pretty grey and soggy here throughout, with a cold wind curling in from the north sunny, along with most of scotland and northern ireland as well, and in the brighter spells, particularly in the southwest, we could see temperatures in the high teens. feels colder than that, though, on these north sea coasts. as i said, with the further outbreaks of rain and that brisk, chilly wind continuing to feed some showers in across lincolnshire, maybe some brighter spells this afternoon over parts of east anglia and the south—east, but generally pretty grey and cold further west we'll see some good spells of sunshine. a fine end to the day across northern ireland and much of scotland, as well. on the coast again a fairly brisk wind, but the winds easing down generally across scotland as we go through the night, and that will allow temperatures to fall away into single figures pretty rapidly this evening. we'll keep a lot of cloud through the evening and overnight across eastern parts of england. a bit more showery rain pushing down across the midlands , perhaps even into mid

the 34 year old nurse left her home in malton , north yorkshire, on the malton, north yorkshire, on the 30th of september. speaking in a press briefing in york a short while ago, assistant chief constable wayne fox said the body was found by the police underwater search team in the river derwent , close to where river derwent, close to where miss taylor's belongings were recovered. in other news, at least 18 people have been killed in an israeli airstrike near lebanon's biggest public hospital in beirut. israel insists the hospital wasn't the target and wasn't damaged, but pictures appear to show rescuers searching through piles of broken concrete and twisted metal, looking for survivors. meanwhile, hezbollah claims it launched missiles at a suburb near tel aviv in response . it near tel aviv in response. it comes as america's top diplomat antony blinken, is in israel to push for a ceasefire in gaza. to the us now, where the former ceo of abercrombie and fitch has been arrested on sex trafficking and prostitution charges. mike jeffries, along with his partner matthew smith and alleged m

the 34 year old nurse left her home in malton, north yorkshire, on the 30th of september.speaking in a press briefing today in york. assistant chief constable wayne fox said the body was found by police underwater search teams in the river derwent, close to where miss taylor's belongings were recovered , and to the us. were recovered, and to the us. now, where the former ceo of abercrombie and fitch has been charged with running a prostitution and international sex trafficking business. mike jeffries, along with his partner matthew smith, an alleged middleman , james jacobson, were middleman, james jacobson, were taken into custody. this morning. the arrests follow an fbi investigation sparked by claims the couple coerced young men into having sex at parties thrown for the american fashion label. lawyers for jeffries and smith have both previously denied any wrongdoing . those are denied any wrongdoing. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or g

let's have a look at - harrogate in north yorkshire stop what you are going to bring up some of the offendersut these guys. seven individuals here, one of them was the original key members of the team. . . was the original key members of the team. ., . , was the original key members of the team. , , the team. the fact it is seven and not the _ the team. the fact it is seven and not the usual— the team. the fact it is seven and not the usual small- the team. the fact it is seven i and not the usual small group, what is happening? irate and not the usual small group, what is happening? we believe the have what is happening? we believe they have used _ what is happening? we believe they have used this _ what is happening? we believe they have used this specific- they have used this specific hit as a training day for their new recruits to show them the ropes, do a bit of schooling, and then set them to work. where do we think the goods that are stolen here end up? from what we see from the data, after incidents like this, a couple of days later, that the vehicle will travel to romania and then th