. milder file further south. in caithness and sutherland. milderfile furthersouth. on monday and continueombination of spells of heavy rain and the potential for some snow in north and east leading to some flooding. snow in nor

isobars here, especially out towards the northern isles, the western isles, parts of caithness and sutherlandwidely of 50—60mph across northern ireland, north west england and into northwest scotland. there will be blustery showers, some sunshine in the north, more sunshine across northern england but staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain further south. but here, it's mild — 12 or 13 degrees. however, this is sunday. notice that the winds are now coming down from the northwest — cold arctic air — and there will be some wintriness in those showers, especially over the higher ground. and this time, it's windy, too, in the south with gusts of wind of 60mph, perhaps across western wales and down through south west england, too. there are met office weather warnings in place. also here, the air is cold. there will be some sunshine, however, butjust 6—8 degrees celsius temperature—wise. and it's still rather chilly on monday but a pretty nice day of weather with lighter winds and some sunshine. and then, it all turns milder again on christmas eve and christmas day. bye— bye. a tight squeeze on the

laughter eunuch donald sutherland. i would have put him on the front.try to click the image in my head _ front. i try to click the image in my head on _ front. i try to click the image in my head on when - front. i try to click the image in my head on when i - front. i try to click the image in my head on when i think. front. i try to click the image | in my head on when i think of donald sutherland. you suddenly realise that he has been taken by the body snatchers and then james ljones which was quite a difficult one because obviously, his voice is the iconic thing about him. he was darth vader or in the line king. but seemingly in coming to america, he wore a ryan's helped over his soldiers i think that cover that. i have sheuey think that cover that. i have shelley duvall in the shining pose and i have quincy shelley duvall in the shining pose and i have quinchones who for me, was probably the most significant money out of those four. a huge moment when he died —— the most significant one out of this war. he has been only present for a decade in pop

isobars here, especially out towards the northern isles, the western isles, parts of caithness and sutherlandand some damage. gusts widely of 50—60mph across northern ireland, north—west england and into north—west scotland. there will be blustery showers, some sunshine in the north, more sunshine across northern england but staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain further south, but here, it's mild — 12 or 13 degrees. however, this is sunday. notice that the winds are now coming down from the northwest — cold, arctic air — and there will be some wintriness in those showers, especially over the higher ground, and this time, it's windy, too, in the south, with gusts of wind of 60mph, perhaps across western wales and down through south—west england, too. there are met office weather warnings in place. also here, the air is cold. there will be some sunshine, however, butjust 6—8 degrees celsius temperature—wise, and it's still rather chilly on monday, but a pretty nice day of weather, with lighter winds and some sunshine, and then, it all turns milder again on christmas eve and christmas day. bye—

northern half of the country and bring with it some heavier rain and some snow for caithness and sutherlandble cloud, minimum temperatures 5—6 degrees. but the focus of the bad weather through monday and tuesday is going to be in scotland from the central belt northwards. combination of some heavy rain but also some snow leading to some flooding and some travel disruption. now, we start wet in many parts of scotland on monday morning. the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here, and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort ofareas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherlandeeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. a week after the ousting of president assad, growing evidence of human rights abuses in syria under his regime. the south korean president vows to fight on, after parliament votes to impeach him over a failed attempt to impose martial law. protestors are back on the streets in georgia, after the parliament chooses a former footballer with anti—western views as the country's new president. hello, i'm carl nasman, welcome to the programme. the extent of

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on.cular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the southwest. it�*s turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. a week after the ousting of president assad, growing evidence of human rights abuses in syria under his regime. the us broadcaster abc news will pay donald trump $15 million to settle a defamation case. the south korean president vows to fight on, after parliament votes to impeach him over a failed attempt to impose martial law. hello, i�*m carl nasman. welcome to the programme. the extent of the human rights abuses committed by the regime of syria�*s ex—president, bashar al—assad, is becoming clearer, nearly a week after he wa

northern half of the country and bring with it some heavier rain and some snow for caithness and sutherland6 degrees. but the focus of the bad weather through monday and tuesday is going to be in scotland from the bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we see a band of rain sweeping across northern ireland, into england and wales this time, with some stronger winds. particularly windy across this part of the country, and we may well find some more snow falling in northern scotland, particularly for the northern isles. that's going to bring some disruption here. it is cold in northern scotland, but elsewhere, it's going to be mild for new year's eve, temperatures 11—12 degrees. and then we get another area of low pressure, this one a bit deeper, and it's tracking over more of the uk. so it's going to bring more disruption more widely, i think, for new year's day. we're going to have some very windy weather for england and wales, and for wales in particular, some heavy rain leading to flooding. further north,

the colder air in the far north of the country, there'll be some snow falling in caithness and sutherland eve, scotland could get some travel disruption from the central belt northwards. combination of spells of heavy rain, but also the potential for some snow in the north and east leading to some flooding. we start with that wet weather in scotland. it does tend to ease away the rain pushing down across southern scotland, affecting northern ireland, the far north of england, where it's going to be gusty over the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south as well, breaking the cloud up, giving some sunshine at times and lifting temperatures into double figures. the cold is still, though, across northern scotland as it brightens up after the wet weather. there'll be a few showers for a while, but another area of low pressure is coming in and hitting the same sort of areas, bringing more wet and windy weather into tuesday. more heavy rain to come across scotland. that rain tending to ease off as it moves down across northern ireland into northern england and wales. it will be a wi

isobars here, especially out towards the northern isles, the western isles, parts of caithness and sutherlandit's enough to cause some disruption and some damage. gusts widely of 50—60mph across northern ireland, northwest england, and into northwest scotland. there will be blustery showers, some sunshine in the north, more sunshine across northern england, but staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain further south. with outbreaks of but here, it's mild — 12—13 celsius. however, this is sunday — notice that the winds are now coming down from the northwest, cold arctic air, and there will be some wintriness in those showers, especially over the higher ground. and this time, it's windy, too, in the south, with gusts of wind of 60mph, perhaps across western wales and down through southwest england, too. there are met office weather warnings in place. also here, the air is cold — there will be some sunshine, however, butjust 6—8 celsius temperature—wise. and it's still rather chilly on monday, but a pretty nice day of weather, with lighter winds and some sunshine. and then, it all turns milder again

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherlandhink we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more south—westerly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it will turn cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday. so a drop in temperature again. bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... the former manchester city footballer mikheil kavelashvili is elected as georgia's new president by the country's disputed parliament. it comes amid weeks of mass pro—eu protests by the opposition. us secretary of state antony blinken says the us has made direct contact with hts, the group leading the rebel alliance in syria. dipolmatic moves are gathering pace to stabilise the country, after the end of the assad regime. mps

northern half of the country and bring with it some heavier rain and some snow for caithness and sutherland5—6 degrees. but the focus of the bad weather through monday and tuesday is going to be in scotland from the central belt northwards. combination of some heavy rain but also some snow leading to some flooding and some travel disruption. now, we start wet in many parts of scotland on monday morning. the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here, and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort of areas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we see a band of rain sweeping ac

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland breezy, but i think we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. the face of a migrant in the middle of the channel trying to reach safety in the uk. behind every migrant, there are people smugglers. camera shutter clicks. men like these. they were part of a vast criminal network, these are significant players in the people—smuggling industry. their network extended to this city in i

the colder air in the far north of the country, there'll be some snow falling in caithness and sutherlandd five or six degrees. but on monday and continuing into tuesday, new year's eve, scotland could get some travel disruption from the central belt northwards. combination of spells of heavy rain, but also the potential for some snow in the north and east leading to some flooding. we start with that wet weather in scotland. it does tend to ease away the rain pushing down across southern scotland, affecting northern ireland, the far north of england, where it's going to be gusty over the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south as well, breaking the cloud up, giving some sunshine at times and lifting temperatures into double figures. the cold is still, though, across northern scotland as it brightens up after the wet weather. there'll be a few showers for a while, but another area of low pressure is coming in and hitting the same sort of areas, bringing more wet and windy weather into tuesday. more heavy rain to come across scotland. that rain tending to ease off as it moves d

northern half of the country and bring with it some heavier rain and some snow for caithness and sutherland temperatures five or six degrees. but the focus of the bad weather through monday and tuesday is going to be in scotland from the central belt northwards. combination of some heavy rain but also some snow leading to some flooding and some travel disruption. and we start wet in many parts of scotland on monday morning. the worst of that wet weather moves away. see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england where it could be very windy in the northern pennines, and some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort of areas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through and we see band of ra

northern half of the country and bring with it some heavier rain and some snow for caithness and sutherlandtures 5—6 degrees. but the focus of the bad weather through monday and tuesday is going to be in scotland from the central belt northwards. combination of some heavy rain, but also some snow leading to some flooding and some travel disruption. now, we start wet in many parts of scotland on monday morning. the worst of that wet weather moves away, we'll see some patchy rain heading into southern scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, where it could be very windy in the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south, helping to break up the cloud, give us some sunshine and lift temperatures close to double figures, although it will become drier in northern scotland. the air is quite a bit colder here, and as we head overnight and into new year's eve, the next area of low pressure is going to hit the same sort ofareas, bringing more heavy rain to scotland. another wet start to the day on tuesday. the worst of the rain does move through, and we see a band of rain sweep

isobars here, especially out towards the northern isles, the western isles, parts of caithness and sutherlandidely of 50—60mph across northern ireland, north west england and into northwest scotland. there will be blustery showers, some sunshine in the north, more sunshine across northern england but staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain further south. but here, it's mild — 12 or 13 degrees. however, this is sunday. notice that the winds are now coming down from the northwest. cold arctic air and there will be some wintriness in those showers, especially over the higher ground. and this time, it's windy, too, in the south with gusts of wind of 60mph, perhaps across western wales and down through southwest england, too. there are met office weather warnings in place. also here, the air is cold. there will be some sunshine, however, butjust 6—8 degrees celsius temperature—wise. and it's still rather chilly on monday but a pretty nice day of weather with lighter winds and some sunshine. and then, it all turns milder again on christmas eve and christmas day. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on. we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the south—west. it's turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. so, this is the velodrome? this is it. this is where i spent 20 years of my life. i this week, alasdair�*s talking wheels with cycling legend sir chris hoy. we're watching how wind is helping wheelchair racers. i think building the chair around you and your needs is incredibly important. and we whip up a chat with the new voice and face o

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherlanday breezy, but i think we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it will turn cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday. so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. and it was a beautiful end to the day — lots of red skies after the parliament chooses a former footballer with anti—western views as the country's new president. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. the extent of the human rights abuses committed by the regime of syria's ex—president, basharal—assad — is becoming clearer, nearly a week after he was overthrown. the bbc has visited a military base, bombed earlier this week by isra

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme.

now the sutherlands video was set to show the moment of a strike on the highway, according to reports around a 1000 terrorists had been killed since this thought of escalation on wednesday. syria and john list to hide most of foss sent this report. as we all know that more than 60 percent of the neighborhoods are under the control of the ottomans, the groups and the doors to groups. but the celia and the army and others can and forces on site to avoid or to, to prevent them from installing in the city and installing inside the as high as in the city. but unfortunately, they are missing some of the funds. the saw some of these and also it so these, especially in the other 5 which is the city which is controlled by the costs of the city and the democratic forces. we are trying to, to, to know more about the amount of 74 and once have a disability in there, but the, the position of the city and is not good after 4 days of verify, see that celia on me is trying to re control the, the the to the, the f alpha. how about proven, said the city and the inter and most of the villages on the are

isobars here, especially out towards the northern isles, the western isles, parts of caithness and sutherlandge. gusts widely of 50—60mph across northern ireland, north west england and into northwest scotland. there will be blustery showers, some sunshine in the north, more sunshine across northern england but staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain further south. but here, it's mild — 12 or 13 degrees. however, this is sunday. notice that the winds are now coming down from the northwest — cold arctic air — and there will be some wintriness in those showers, especially over the higher ground. and this time, it's windy, too, in the south with gusts of wind of 60mph, perhaps across western wales and down through south west england, too. there are met office weather warnings in place. also here, the air is cold. there will be some sunshine, however, butjust 6—8 degrees celsius temperature—wise. and it's still rather chilly on monday but a pretty nice day of weather with lighter winds and some sunshine. and then, it all turns milder again on christmas eve and christmas day. bye— bye. live from sin

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milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherlandver: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. in this programme, this year's nobel laureates in physics and chemistry tell us about the benefits and pitfalls of artificial intelligence. this is nobel minds 202a. nobel laureates, this is the first time that some of you have been brought together in discussion on television, and we're also joined by some of your family and friends, as well as students from here in stockholm. before we start, let's just give them a really big round of applause. renewed congratulations to all of you. i guess you're all getting very used to the sound of applause now, aren't you? so tell me, how has winning the nobel prize changed your life? er...who shall i start with? gary.

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherlandth on monday. it does stay breezy, but i think we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. a week after the ousting of president assad, growing evidence of human rights abuses in syria under his regime. the south korean president vows to fight on, after parliament votes to impeach him over a failed attempt to impose martial law. protestors are back on the streets in georgia, after the parliament chooses a former footballer with anti—western views as the country's new p

the colder air in the far north of the country, there'll be some snow falling in caithness and sutherlandith lows around five or six degrees. but on monday and continuing into tuesday, new year's eve, scotland could get some travel disruption from the central belt northwards. combination of spells of heavy rain, but also the potential for some snow in the north and east leading to some flooding. we start with that wet weather in scotland. it does tend to ease away the rain pushing down across southern scotland, affecting northern ireland, the far north of england, where it's going to be gusty over the northern pennines. some stronger winds further south as well, breaking the cloud up, giving some sunshine at times and lifting temperatures into double figures. the cold is still, though, across northern scotland as it brightens up after the wet weather. there'll be a few showers for a while, but another area of low pressure is coming in and hitting the same sort of areas, bringing more wet and windy weather into tuesday. more heavy rain to come across scotland. that rain tending to ease off

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on.re sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the south—west. it's turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the united states makes direct contact with the rebels now in charge of syria, despite designating them as terrorists. a cyclone rips through the indian ocean territory of mayotte — officials fear there could be a high numbers of casualties. five people are killed in shootings in northern france — a 22—year—old has turned himself in to police. abc news is to pay $15 million to donald trump to settle a defamation case over comments by a host. and coming up, who to

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on. stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the south—west. it's turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and sarah campbell. 0ur headlines today: the home secretary says the number of migrants crossing the channel is far too high as the figure for this year is expected to reach 35,000 this weekend. one person is in a critical condition and seven others are injured after a double—decker bus crashes into a bridge in glasgow city centre. warnings that disabled people are being failed over a lack of accessible housing. counci

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on.tand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the south—west. it's turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states says it's made direct contact with the rebels now in charge of syria — despite designating them as terrorists. it comes as the new de—facto leader of syria condemns israel for continued air strikes on the country. territory of mayotte, devastating homes and uprooting trees throughout the islands. french officials say there could be a high numbers of casualties. five people are killed in shootings in northern france — inc

milder air, there could be some localised flooding, the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday we look out towards the southwest, it's turning really very wet and windy, with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week, and then it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. i'm yuja wang. i played the piano throughout the whole world. and today, i'm in london, in the royal college of music. go riot. you're too musical, like. too much, yes? no, it's nice. if you can play this more italian. brava! bravo! i'm here to share my passion for music with the next generation of amazing musicians. yuja wang's been a role model to m

bad news for the tool and it's full seed power, but those are the spaniard will not speak to any sutherland during the 3rd round. that's all to she was dumped out by well, number 43 and the name of an a c n. d 22 year old dominion winning 631663 to ruben. i'm right and says it's embarrassing to be the mansion see eyes and manager at the moment and to have to answer questions about relocation. you know, i said we're beaten again on monday, slipping to it's, you know, home to seasick as you kaufman to permanently. it means, you know, is the 13th invitation to 7 points of, of, of allegations. i reason, man, 16 guys last 3 link games and, you know, counts as the lead for by chance to get on it. i think that the more he's not there is nothing to but um i think he's is so little bit lost in this moment. so it's it's, it's still is it between barry seem to be interesting. i think coaching to to was a lot of game so. but we have to cope with us difficult moments in the, in the life of every but so you to neil squires is the former chief sports. right. so for the daily express, he says that munches

we may as well and i'm wondering this sutherland because looking good is she hopes to defend her astray and or can title the better of us increased costs next because right now says that i do uh, earlier in prison, 646 love to school. she belongs to the 3rd round rush, her height, really a ribbon i'm writing says it's embarrassing to be the match, the ice and manager at the moment and to have to answer questions about relegation . united will be seen again on monday sitting. so it's, you know, home just need to get from utah. so anytime you lease means you nice to the 15th to the table is the 7 points to the validation design to speaking man, physically, they've lost this really games and we're not south of them because i think that even though he's not, there is nothing to but um i think he's is so little bit lost in this moment. so it's it's, it's silly. it beats embarrassing to be a chest and not to coach and to, to lose a lot of game. so, but we have to cope with us difficult moments in the, in the life of every but. so it's the males clause is the former chief sports. right. so for

the judge sutherland meant to say as a slight or not, but he basically talked about the thing that happens when you have this mixing of classes in hell. an apartment building is going to take away the light and air is a parasite his words parasite on the so he was very much against the idea of art of using the constitution to strike zoning and despite would have happened when the louisville ordinance is struck down in a case called buchanan and versus worley despite that decision he upheld the euclid ordinance and. he basically upheld economic or class based zoning. and that has been with us till day. so one, you introduce some acronyms, i'm thinking in particular nimby and banana what are each and how do they matter in? debates over land use regulation. well, everybody knows what a nimby is not in my backyard. a banana are the people that say build nothing near anybody. and you also have the numbers. those are not on planet earthers. so there is a parochial interest among people not to have more growth in their areas than their neighbor good. and that is why single family zoning, large lo

the rena sutherland k is looking in good shape. the 2 time defending australian open champion crews, posts mexico then also sought a sewer at the brisbin international. 6 full and 6 loved the school as she advanced as to the 3rd round where she will play against julia uprooting, saved by the but bad diesel, the tournaments for the power, but also the span. it will not be joining sub lanka in the 3rd round. that's off the she was dumped up by will number 43, a lima alpha, nancy on the 22 year old old media and winning 6316 and 6. the detroit lions have one and then price of 8 the game in a row on the road this time the san francisco 49 is well on the wrong end of the lions. excellent wrinkled away from home. the choice winning 1654 on this occasion . it takes the facility winds into the peaceful season, joined face frequently and it's okay. that's what was both ease of all the time being during. thank you so much, peter. well, the main supply of drinking water in somebody's capital city is severely contaminated. farmers are experien

donald sutherland brought us into the world of a korean war "m*a*s*h" unit. >> i'm dr. all. >> and we salute your courage and your sacrifice. >> i've always wanted to use that spell. >> reporter: dame maggie smith's characters cast spells on audiences, truly elegant spells. >> whoever opened the window has opened it too wide. six inches is perfectly adequate. more is vulgar. forsooth, one should have an innate sense of these things of what is suitable. >> reporter: fame came to her in her 70s. >> put that in your pipe and smoke it. >> reporter: out of a series that took both sides of the atlantic by storm. >> i was right about my maid. she's leaving to get married. i mean, how could she be so selfish! >> you know they're always saying, you know, this aren't enough parts for women of a certain age. but in actual fact, i have been incredibly lucky. >> reporter: she's like so many actors we lost this year. >> take her to sea, mr. murdoch. >> reporter: sink or swim, played their roles full steam ahead. >> sissies, you let a woman beat you, huh? you little, tiny nothing! >>

this show, which seemed like this goofy thing about, you know, kiefer sutherland chasing after middletern extremist terrorists, becomes the most timely show on television because that is all that anyone in america can talk about. after september 11th. >> the name for the series comes from the idea that it's 24 episodes in a season. each episode is one hour in a day, and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time. pull the trigger. please don't make me do this, boy. i know how hard this is for you, but if you care about me at all, you will pull the trigger. do it. i'm sorry, i can't. chloe, pull the trigger. pull the trigger, you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath 24 was really the first binge show. if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of 24 that would only buy the dvds. >> do you think he'll come after you? >> yes, and a lot of the subtleties and complexities that the storytellers have been doing. you'd say, my god, this is blowing my mind. i can see it now because i just

george sutherland of utah, great leaders in the 20th century.essman edward taylor of colorado. even champa park, the democratic speaker who had to deal with his caucus, had been a separate supporter. the men who finally got it across the finish line, the house minority leader in later chair of the woman's suffrage committee with frank mondello of wyoming. we had andrea jones of new mexico, senator, john rinker, california congressman, who work supporters of the amendment, but in the end adjusted to the plan by eliminating federal enforcement. so, a lot of really interesting things take place in congress. host: looking at that time compared to when you served and then when we are now as republicans get ready to retain control of the house and take control of the senate, with the white house as well, the republican trifecta. what advice would you give and what are you expecting from the republican party for at least of the next two years? host: they will have a very narrow majority -- guest: they will have a very narrow majority, this is no time t

the rain gradually pushing across caithness and sutherland later on. in the cloud, i think, further south on monday. it does stay breezy but i think we'll stand the chance of seeing more sunshine across east anglia and parts of the east midlands in particular. as we head through monday and into tuesday, we look out towards the southwest. it's turning really very wet and windy with this deep area of low pressure starting to sweep through. the winds turn more southwesterly and it will be very blustery, unsettled as we head through the middle of the week and then, it all turns cooler with a northwesterly wind developing on thursday, so a drop in temperature again. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. a week after the ousting of president assad, growing evidence of human rights abuses in syria under his regime. protesters are back on the streets in georgia, after the parliament chooses a former footballer with anti—western views as the country's new president. the us broadcaster abc news will pay donald trump $15 million to settle a defamation

my comedian guests this evening are louis schaefer and jojo sutherland. here they are. welcome.how are you? thank you very much. i should say that when andrew handed over the mantle, he only had one request for me. he just said, take care of louis. >> he said, take care of louis. >> he said, take care of louis. >> keep my boy safe. he didn't say anything about you, jojo. >> i know he knows i'm safe. >> i know he knows i'm safe. >> yeah, you are safe. >> yeah, you are safe. >> you are safe. >> you are safe. >> exactly. from you. >> exactly. from you. >> but you guys had a nice week. >> but you guys had a nice week. >> lovely week. it's lovely to see you. that was a really lovely, interesting monologue. and i'll tell you for why we forget. even though it's only three and a half years ago. why that all came about and the whole point of the show. and so you've stepped into andrew's shoes, and he was a great advocate for free speech. he took a lot of pelters for it. and it's easier for you. three and a half years down the line to see what we're seeing. but it's very difficult for you