and she was particularly keen to visit alf roberts' corner shop because, of course, her own father wasvery upset to see that alf roberts corner shop had the sign, "licenced to sell "alcohol", and she said that certainly this would never have been allowed in her own father's shop who would not have dreamt of selling alcohol. the culture minister and former thatcher aide john whittingdale at what sounded like a meeting of the coronation street fan club. well, that was wednesday in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin me at the same time tomorrow for the week in parliament. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. we've a much colder snap of weather on the way for the next couple of days, so there's a much greater risk of some ice and some snow. snow from these showers in the north through the course of today, and even perhaps in this band of more persistent rain in the south just on the hills because we got that cold airjust nudging further southwards, hanging around through today, hanging around through tomorrow as well. and look at this strengthening wi

and she was particularly keen to visit alf roberts' cornershop because, of course, her own father wasrantham. but she arrived on set and was very upset to see that alf roberts' cornershop had the sign "licensed to sell alcohol". and she said that certainly this would never have been allowed in her own father's shop, who would not have dreamt of selling alcohol! john whittingdale, culture minister and former aide to margaret thatcher. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin us on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and lords. until then, as they say in weatherfield — "ta—ra, chuck". hello. pa rt part two of the weekend has been cold, some dense fog patches, best parts of northern ireland and west anglia, it has felt very cold. it is going to stay cold during the week, mainly dry and grey foggy weather for a time mainly dry and grey foggy weather fora time and mainly dry and grey foggy weather for a time and then from tuesday onwards, we will see low pressure moving in and turning and settled for some of us.

but she arrived on set and was very upset to see that alf roberts' corner shop had the sign "licensedown father's shop, who would not have dreamt of selling alcohol! john whittingdale, culture minister and former aide to margaret thatcher. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin us on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and lords. until then, as they say in weatherfield — "ta—ra, chuck". hello there. it's been a wintry scene for many parts of the uk. we started with some widespread snow in scotland. that then turned to rain and so the most of any snow that's falling right now is really over the higher ground. but, more recently, there has been some snow through the midlands, particularly over the peak district. but it's been a messy picture because we've had these bands of cloud bringing wet weather swirling around an area of low pressure together with some stronger winds. that low pressure, though, will tend to move down into france, so, for a start, the winds will ease and through the weekend we should be

but she arrived on set and was very upset to see that alf roberts' corner shop had the sign "licensedfather's shop, who would not have dreamt of selling alcohol! john whittingdale, culture minister and former aide to margaret thatcher. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin us on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and lords. until then, as they say in weatherfield — "ta—ra, chuck". well, frosty and quite foggy for some of us out there again at the moment, certainly the south east of england, into east anglia as well. some of this fog could persist right through the morning and into the afternoon, a bit like on sunday, so it's going to feel pretty raw in these areas. now at the moment, we're sort of between weather systems, one in central parts of europe there, more clouds out in the atlantic. we're kind of stuck in the middle where the skies have been clear. it's a really tricky area to forecast because you have areas of cloud, mist and fog floating around. you can see we've sort of been wrapped around by

but she arrived on set and was very upset to see that alf roberts' corner shop had the sign "licensedfather's shop, who would not have dreamt of selling alcohol! john whittingdale, culture minister and former aide to margaret thatcher. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i hope you canjoin us on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and lords. until then, as they say in weatherfield — "ta—ra, chuck". well, the chilly weather is here to stay for the next few days. it's not desperately cold but certainly cold enough for some of that snow to still hang around in the hills and the mountains. for most of us, sunday is actually going to be quite a bright day and, yes, a few showers in the forecast. low pressure is close by so hence there will be a fair bit of cloud in places from the morning onwards. but more significantly we still have that current of cold air coming in and out of the arctic. it is actually fed all the way down towards the western mediterranean. so, this is what it looks like through the early hours of sunday mo

also stock i had to gustus the strong had mistresses as status symbols and when we know alf was town tesco is not. and showed off the splendor of the saxon cool it blinds the 6 issue for us over. the. last. there are a few things that christmas and wouldn't be complete without like the wooden christmas decorations little angel snatch crackers candle arches pyramids all wooden arch from the or mountain range not far from here. the dress nurses are very proud of this. a case like fruit bread this christmas specialty even gave the market its name. the old german word for sure. only original store and if it's baked in one of the 150 bakeries in enter. and it has to have the seal of the showing protection association. i'm going to learn how to bake a real story. master baker beyond reach the is my boss and i am his apprentice. almost is why is the story protected. it has to be protected so that not any old baker in germany can call their fruitcake dresden strawman. so we got the idea for this seal which every major in this geographically protected area gets . this but before they do that

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different this year. in finnish lapland, things are a little different this yearlj am anthony, the busy alfof development in this village. santa claus village is an international tourism centre in the middle of the official hometown of santa claus. we have normally more than half a million visitors in a year, they are coming from more than 100 countries. christmas time is the busiest time in our village, and we will receive during the busiest days, more than 5000 people, and now we will receive maximum one third of that amount. 2000, 260 kilometres from here is london! finland has imposed strict measures on incoming visitors, effectively closing the borders to international tourists, which means that almost all of the visitors this year are from finland. we try to offer all the visitors that christmas spirit and joy, despite of these challenging times. the most valuable christmas present is that vaccination. after that, we are able to focus and plan for the future. santa receives around half a million letters each year from half a million letters each yearfrom children half a million letter

the last time we talked you told alf-fullre glass-h person, and you mentioned that there is more capitalmetty and ginni ken frazier yesterday. do you think we are at a real inflection point? this opportunity going to be more dystrophy did for black workers across the country, or are we still going to be talking about this? carla: i don't think there is any doubt we will continue to be talking about it, but we will be talking about it differently. we will talk about the things put in place in 2020 that actually made a difference from people will be talking about the strategies that worked. not saying we will be there. i don't think you can take the gross amount of inequities that happened for centuries and think that in five years it will be completely wiped out. but i do believe that we will have made a big, big move between 2020 and 2025. i refuse to believe that this is just a moment. i would like to believe it is more like a movement. your optimism, and i hope it is a movement as well. carla harris, vice chair and managing director at morgan stanley, thank you so much. carla: thank yo

. >> i think the problem is the more success alf society is -- ii you could lean closer know mic we're losing you. >> the more successful a society is, the higher imclimbs the mountain of achievement than high quality of life, the smaller is the cost and the harder it is to notice the cost of backsliding. we have been backsliding for a long time but it's been a death by a thousand cuts. now, hough, i would say the lost two years or so have -- should have shocked some people into reality. it's time for us to take civic education seriously, to not be agnostic about moral education, to get in the game. we have not been in the game. we have abdicated the game and the progressives have filled the vacuum with their own brand of moral teachings. >> so now we're seeing kind of the fruit of that abdication in a lot of ways your point, dr. rose. another question here in the chat box from paul. do you think there has ban decline in the quantity and quality of civic associations which is contributing to the problem, decline in the quantity and quality of civic associations as part of the problem.

we join hands with our western allies, we represent more than .alf of gdp under the wto provisions, we can say you are out, you are not part of the club. out in a more positive way a forward agenda has some possibility, but at the can, if weday, we act multilaterally, we can change the theme. cannot jump in for a second? i did not hear the context of carla's comments, but i want to say amen to what you just said. assuming we are talking about the wto as a relationship with china and other nonmarket economies. you remember there was a resolution we thought we be required to vote on to pull the united states out of the wto, and in the context of that, senator cornyn of maryland and i -- senator cardin of maryland and i introduced a resolution and among those was we need to reform the wto. carla, i think you're absolutely right we need to ensure the wto works better or else we will continue to get pressure to get out of the wto, not just from this administration but from members of congress who think this is a good issue. one thing we said in that is wetion with cardin have to get the wto

again for a little bit more during these challenging, challenging next few weeks, month, month and a alf. so when we look at staffing, as well, we are looking to be creative and flexible with our existing workforce and getting additional staff contracted and have now been deployed in 20 counties. these are recent staff enhancements, 130 in calumet individuals and i mentioned the contract staff, 300 to 507. cal guard, they've asked me to today, how about the california national guard will be included in the staff deployment of critical workers with unique expertise and then our health core team and another cohort of health-care members that are also part of our recently deployed staff. i will talk more about health core in a moment. e are also asking support from the federal government. we received it through fema for 40 emt and paramedics and we have our disaster management. if you are familiar with both disaster management teams from the beginning of the disaster, there are folks who are supporting hospitals, two hospitals down near the border. they have already been sent and deployed d