one of the worst affected areas here in angus, you can see roads are not passable. looking at the weather picture, we have seen 7a millimetres of rainfall across eastern scotland, that's over 2a hours but the rain continues to come down heavily. the met office have extended the amber severe weather warning for heavy rain across aberdeenshire, angus, perth and kinross and it is now valid and in force until 9pm this evening. by the time the rain finally stops falling we are looking at accumulations of 100-150 we are looking at accumulations of 100—150 millimetres of rain. in the last few moments, the scottish environment protection agency have launched five severe flood warnings, all in aberdeenshire, and that is where flooding is expected and poses a significant threat to life. away from the north—east of scotland, for the rest of the uk it is a bright enough day. sunshine and a few showers and temp are just close to average for the time of year. flooding is a major concern in scotland. some of the impacts, trains, scotrail say there is a major disruption across the

so charlie angus is one of the only politicians in canada to defend the rights of 1st nations, people in more than 20 years. he has been present at every battle. his activism was triggered by events at the residential school. i'm only like a member of parliament. these youngsters want canada to acknowledge his role in the darker side of its history. ah, and finally break the taboos of colonization. i was almost 40 years old before ever stepped foot on when i was elected my region. is that some of the for 1st nations communities anywhere? ah, and i remember saying when i 1st landed in this community, it was just, it looked like the prisoner of war, kim and i said, what did the other member of parliament say when he came here? and they laughed, they said the member of parliament never came to us. we had to find him. how can that be my country like canada? mm hm. did you think the lightning? that's canada. we think we know our history. we think we know our neighbors. and yet, just beside a big center, there will be a reserve where there is no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has been

just beside a big center, there will be a reserve where there's no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has fighting alongside the victims of saint dan's were. children were tortured in the electric chair. yeah. unlike other victims of residential schools, they have received no financial reparations with the abuse. they suffered legal proceedings have been rumbling on for years and have become a symbol of a national scandal. these are all from the police investigations that were done at st and report the interview with the police officer. was there use of an electric chair to administer shocks to children who were tied in the chair. yes, there were consistent reports of the electric chair. some reports suggested it was used for entertainment, there were beatings, children forced heat, thrown vomit. yes, numerous people edge alleged that it affected them, was their homosexual rape? yes. had her sexual rate. yes. it's like a horror movie. it goes on and on, on and on. when the case came to court, the canadian government adopted an odd position. it refused to handle for elegance . victims

angus crawford reports. it was molly russert — down. angus crawford reports.e kerner at her inquests singled out the systems or algorithms which you relentlessly push arm for the material at her. the online safety built. a bill tabled. delayed. and amended. it's taken years but will be back before parliament next week. legislative gridlock broken by a series of amendments. loath? legislative gridlock broken by a series of amendments. why did molly russell have — series of amendments. why did molly russell have to _ series of amendments. why did molly russell have to be _ series of amendments. why did molly russell have to be surrendered i series of amendments. why did molly russell have to be surrendered to i russell have to be surrendered to the content. today she announced new offences our own pornography and self—harm content. but co ntroversially self—harm content. but controversially dropped plans for ministers to decide what legal material should be classified as harmful and taken down by the platforms. ian russell, muscle molly's father is pleased to bi

you know, bradford's got the telegraph and angus, owned by newsquest, wolverhampton has the express andd also the black country bugle. i could go on. those places do already have news providers. yeah, but our starting point is not if there is a commercial news supply in that area. the bbc isn't a sort of journalistic polly filler there to fill the holes where they don't exist. we have an obligation to every licence fee payer in england to provide local value to them. you mean a dearth of bbc provision, not a dearth of provision? what we were seeing in the audience data were that local audiences there felt the bbc had a weaker connection with them than in other cities where we've been long—established. i mean, peterborough is a very distinctive area that was was underserved and underserved. so, could that be just because they're connected to these other providers who are providing a good news service in those areas, which is why the bbc is less connected? well, again, there's some mythology here. i mean, most users will use a mix of services, so the notion that an additional service sudd

here's angus crawford. the online safety bill does complete... a bill tabled.ng with the online safety... delayed. well, can i thank my honourable... and amended. it's taken years, but will be back before parliament next week. legislative gridlock broken by a series of amendments. so what's in, and what's out? powers for ministers to define "legal but harmful" content dropped — satisfying free—speech advocates, infuriating labour. but now included — new criminal offences of encouraging self—harm, and sharing deep—fake pornography. better age verification for children. adult users given more power to block unwanted content. the whole point around this bill, fundamentally, is about protecting children. that's why the first thing i did when i became secretary of state is defy what everybody said was impossible and actually strengthen this bill for children. we are going further when it comes to children. instead of going after the business models, the engagement algorithms and the way these companies work, which mean that people can be overexposed to abuse or suic

angus just that angus isn't that just nice that people which is people can help other which is excellent saturday find time for us saturday afternoon angus and a pleasure talking thank very talking to you thank you very much angus forbes much indeed. that's angus forbes who conservative councillor who is a conservative councillor in ward, councillor gary in gowrie ward, councillor gary ward , and as you said, ward, and as you said, a self—employed small business man with absolute honesty and transparency . as a conservative transparency. as a conservative councillor about the state that we're in and what his voters and electorate people he represent have been telling him about the state we are in talking of which i am delighted to be joined by my next guest and writer sarah palmer . not a my next guest and writer sarah palmer. not a great programme for you so far because as i sense of sympathy with the nurses but also a sense that there is a limit to what the government can do to help. and the prime minister himself yesterday said simply meet your demand deep down. you don't want to go o

this was one of our weather watcher photos coming in from angus, which had been one of the worst hiterdeenshire, perth and kinross as well. now, we've seen 140 millimetres of rain in places over the last 48 hours, and that rain has been causing big problems with flooding. we've seen around seven severe flood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. that's where flooding is expected and brings with it a significant threat to life. now, the rain continues to fall. the met office amber weather warning stays in force up until 9:00. after that, it will lapse. the rain will turn a little bit lighter and patchier. but that said, all of this rain still has to come down the river catchments, so flooding is likely to get worse for some communities before things start to improve. scotrail are reporting major disruption on services in the east. we've seen several a—roads completely closed due to flooding as well. so check before you travel if you have plans. but probably a better idea is postpone journeys across eastern scotland if you can. now, overnight, the rain tu

angus crawford, bbc news.rder christmas gifts online and plan what we're doing over the festive period but a new wave of strikes means there could be disruption — ben boulos has the details. the announcement has been made by the rmt union after the latest talks in their ongoing dispute over pay and conditions broke down. so let's take a look at what we can expect. 40,000 staff will walk out during december and january across network rail and 1a rail operating companies. each strike will last for for 48 hour periods, including the week —— four —— foui’iis—houi’ —— four 48—hour period... before christmas and the week after new year. there will also be a ban on overtime between the 18th of december and the 2nd of january. so in total its four weeks of action. commuters at manchester, piccadilly have been giving us their reaction. it's going to be a bit of a nightmare trying to get back into commuting down to london when i do sometimes and get home for christmas. it is annoying, but i wholeheartedly agree with it.

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one of the worst affected areas here in angus, you can see roads are not passable. come down heavily. the met office have extended the amber severe weather warning for heavy rain across aberdeenshire, angus, perth and kinross and it is now valid and in force until 9pm this evening. by the time the rain finally stops falling we are looking at accumulations of 100-150 we are looking at accumulations of 100—150 millimetres of rain. in the last few moments, the scottish environment protection agency have launched five severe flood warnings, all in aberdeenshire, and that is where flooding is expected and poses a significant threat to life. away from the north—east of scotland, for the rest of the uk it is a bright enough day. sunshine and a few showers and temp are just close to average for the time of year. flooding is a major concern in scotland. some of the impacts, trains,

angus crawford reports. the making. we will be proceeding... tabled, amended, delayed. the government now says it will go before parliament next month with a new clause first proposed a year ago, making it a criminal offence to encourage other users to self—harm. molly russell�*s family are calling for platforms to be held to account for the content they host, and the coroner at molly�*s inquest highlighted the algorithms which pushed negative content to children. ian russell, here in meeting other bereaved parents last week, ian russell, here meeting other bereaved parents last week, told us he was frustrated by delays to the bill. five years of becoming involved in online safety, and the subjects that surround it, have led me to not believe in anyone�*s words, but instead judge them by their actions. so, it�*s only when there�*s a positive step that�*s taken will i believe it. the molly rose foundation set up in her memory today said the update to the bill is a significant move, but stressed it�*s importan

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focus in -- >> at the conferences the place is full of private jets and they are eating expensive angus beef at the conferences also, which is funny. i will say this and maybe you can explain it to me because it makes no sense to me. if the issue of climate is about we want to protect the earth, that's their argument. if that's their goal somebody has to explain to me why it is okay to import oil from russia to send emissaries to deal with countries like venezuela to try to make a deal with iran to beg opec and joe biden beg the saudis for oil when we have more domestic energy resources than any other country on the face of the earth. if you want to fix our inflation problem and lower the price of diesel, you want to make sure that people don't have to pay a 45% increase heating their homes this winter the best thing we can do is accept the reality in the near term defined by decades we don't have any other alternative. it is the lifeblood of the world's economy. >> harris: you said the president doesn't have power with china. i argue the president doesn't have power with the green -- t

angus crawford reports.n life after being exposed to a stream of content about suicide, depression and self—harm. the coroner at her inquest singled out the systems or algorithms which relentlessly pushed harmful material at her. the 0nline safety bill does complete... a bill tabled... we will be proceeding with the 0nline safety bill... ..delayed. .. well, can i thank my honourable friend... | ..and amended. it's taken years, but will be back before parliament next week. legislative gridlock broken by a series of amendments. why did molly russell have to be subjected to those horrendous pieces of content? she shouldn't have been, and those platforms had a duty of care towards her that they didn't adhere to, and we are making that change by introducing this record—breaking piece of legislation. today she announced new criminal offences around pornography and self—harm content, but controversially dropped plans for ministers to decide what legal material should be classified as harmful and taken down by the p

by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire — risk of some localisednshine on friday again, parts of northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. up to around 12 degrees there, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. then that fizzles out saturday. brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through during saturday night into sunday, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night into sunday, and that'll be followed by sunshine and showers. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... the nato secretary general says the missile which killed two people in poland was likely fired by ukraine's air defences, as they tried to fend off russian missiles. this is not ukraine's fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against ukraine. uk inflation hits t

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by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire and the risk of localised best of the sunshine on friday again. parts of northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. up to 12 degrees, but chilly further north where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. that fizzles out on saturday and a brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through on saturday night into sunday, and followed by sunshine and blustery showers. it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday and quite chilly. wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night to sunday and that will be followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has congratulated the republican party after they secured control of the us house of representatives, following last week's midterm elections. the democrats still hold the senate. the republican majority in the lower house will limit president biden�*s ability to push through his legislative agenda. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky says he's in no doubt the mi

by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire and the risk of localisedal and southern england. up to 12 degrees, but chilly further north where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. that fizzles out on saturday and a brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through on saturday night into sunday, and followed by sunshine and blustery showers. it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday and quite chilly. wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night to sunday and that will be followed by sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news — i'm rich preston. our top stories. president biden congratulates the republicans as they secure a majority in the us house of representatives — marking a return to divided government in the united states. disagreement over the poland missile strike as ukraine insists its air defence teams weren't to blame. a rousing reception for brazil's president elect, lula da silva — who told the un climate summit he will stop the deforestation of the amazon lift off of artemis 1.

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by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire — risk of some localised of the sunshine on friday again, parts of northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. up to around 12 degrees there, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. then that fizzles out saturday. brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through during saturday night into sunday, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night into sunday, and that'll be followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news, we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. next month in south africa, the ruling anc holds its five yearly national conference, where president cyril ramaphosa is seeking re—election as leader of the party, which puts him in position to contest national elections in 202

the other hand, the family connections are just not as strong as they were for the 2nd generation. angus weatherford, it's fight again. that's who on the future of commemoration is also a concern at zacharon bas alone, 10 years ago when it was 1st initiated by a younger generation, it was still small. but to day it has almost gruen into an institution itself. and being given a place among official commemorations now to johannesburg, south africa, where studying european history is helping young people come to terms with their own country's experience of violence and oppression. the south african metropolis of johannesburg. at the heart of the sprawling cityscape is the holocaust and genocide center. its founder and executive director is talley knights, who was born in israel in 1961. the historian has lived in south africa for nearly 4 decades. she's dedicated her life to this project. it was never a museum come while don't engage any more. we wanted people to come again in again, visit temporary exhibitions, visit our resource thing to come to events come to phil's, come to dialogues, e

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cuz some put that out with how much was from the filter. angus, but neither all newton architecture. after all, isn't really disposable concrete, has a considerable carbon footprints and the sand needed for its production. isn't increasingly scarce. commodity cities would do well to begin reusing what's already there. another idea, working with natural materials that can be found near a given construction site. the enzymes are gibson off up. so it also says as hold on the one that we have the renewable resource would that rudy seeing that countries where would, is being grown at delivering to countries with few renewable resources in lender. this leads to it becoming less available in countries where it was once used. i'm much better off of in the wood initiative of houston. so if we're thinking in terms of the total energy balance archive, we need to ask which local materials can be used for construction? thankful de la carla has to present a colleague, a swiss colleague often constructs with clay. they will and he wants to build a clay tower here that he is led to the area around b

by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire — risk of some localised of the sunshine on friday again, parts of northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. up to around 12 degrees there, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through during saturday night into sunday, so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather followed by sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines and main stories at the top of the hour, just after this programme. music you don't realise how much goes _ music you don't realise how much goes into _ music you don't realise how much goes into a _

san mateo police responded to reports of a fight shortly after one this morning at the corner of angus and hensley avenues in san carlos. >> the victim and witnesses pointed out the suspect. 25 year-old gabino garcia at the scene. the victim was taken to a local hospital with a number of stab wounds. he is expected to survive. also on the peninsula, 2 people arrested in relation to a string of crimes. officers were initially called to the safeway on el camino real in response to a purse theft wednesday afternoon. >> the victim shopping when the alleged robbers and i kemmons and darren ireland of oakland stole her purse. reportedly. and while it from her shopping cart officers were able to track them as they committed other crimes at a cvs pharmacy and a nordstrom using tracking technology in the victim's purse. they were arrested traveling on hillsdale boulevard toward highway 1, 1, >> well, flu season is here. and so is the first reported flu death in the bay area. this season happening in santa clara county. now local hospitals are getting ready to treat many more people in the comin

mateo police responded to reports of a fight shortly after one this this morning to the corner of angus in hensley avenues in san bruno, the victim and witnesses pointed out the suspect's 25 year-old. yeah. but, you know, garcia at the scene, the victim was taken to a local hospital with multiple stab wounds. he is expected to survive. also on the peninsula, 2 people arrested in relation to a string of crimes. officers were initially called to the safeway on el camino. real in response to a purse theft wednesday afternoon, the victim was shopping when the alleged robbers and nia kemmons and darren ireland of oakland stole her purse and wallet from her shopping cart officers were able to track them as they committed other crimes that a cvs pharmacy and a nordstrom using tracking technology. the victim's purse. they were arrested traveling on hillsdale boulevard towards highway 101. 4.35. now this time is a sad time for us here at kron. 4. it was one year ago that her friend kevin nishita was shot while providing security for one of our reporters in oakland, kevin was rushed into surgery

angus crawford, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. week ahead is looking a bit colder and also much drier, but in the short term, we've still got some rain in the forecast. this is where it's been falling in the past few hours, this band of rain has been very slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england. we've still got more showers piling into many western areas, still a thundery element, perhaps, across parts of north—west scotland, and we'll keep those showers in the west as we go through tonight. that rain eventually clearing away from east anglia and south—east england. in between, some clearer skies, but with lighter winds, that can mean some fog, particularly across north—east england. a cooler night than recently, could see the odd pocket of frost across parts of north—east scotland — maybe north—east england, too, where the skies stay clear. now, that fog could linger across north—east england for a good part of the day tomorrow. for many places, a lot of sunshine around, although there will be showers developing, pa

has expressed a desire to have some sort of control of the top of the world. recently, a us senator angus king and nato chief, you installed and bug spoke on that stating that the arctic as a potential conflict zone between america and russia must go responded claiming the west is trying to turn that area into a battlefield. well. we spoke with former pentagon security unless michael maloof, he believes washington is trying to send a clear message. well, it's just trying to show power projection and, and experimentation. and they're supposed to be trying to send a message that's very clear. whether or not they be able to do that under real bad feel conditions as, as questionable. but at any rate, it's something the air force has been trying for a few years. what they're really doing is continuously provoking in a way that is driving russia closer and closer to china. and it's something that if they did not want to provoke russia, they're doing a great job of it by, by doing what they're doing and constantly using russia as their, as their whipping post all the time. but it's, i think what

it always angus the north. and so they always carry. 3 a, something in retaliation be at a missile test and so on. but we have seen an incredible number of tests say yesterday, wednesday, i think the total was 25 projectiles of all sorts of description. short range, ballistic missiles, other types of missiles being fired off into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula, with one of those short range, ballistic missile, actually crossing the de facto maritime border, separating north to south landing 26 kilometers south of that dividing line. and that caused a response from the south koreans firing 3 add to surface miss sounds in response traveling exactly the same distance across the board or north into. 3 into northern waters, just off the territorial waters of north korea. so yes, we are seeing a attack escalation and we're waiting to see what's today. they might bring in the way of more mis. i'd like to be from the north because these military drills here in south korea continue. well, it's me keep a close

by this point, rain really will be accumulating across angus, aberdeenshire — risk of some localisednd, the best of the sunshine on friday again, parts of northern ireland, wales, central and southern england. up to around 12 degrees there, but distinctly chilly further north, where it will continue to be windy, especially for the northern isles. then that fizzles out saturday. brief spell of quieter weather before the next frontal system moves through during saturday night into sunday, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. so, it starts off fairly dry for many on saturday — quite chilly, mind you — and then wet and windy weather sweeps through saturday night into sunday, and that'll be followed by sunshine and showers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and journalistjenny kleeman and the broadcaster david davies. let's break through some of the titles that are already in. all eyes on the fiscal statement tomorrow with the fts stressing the chancellor will attempt to repair britain's frayed reputation

but however , angus macneil at , out of time. angus macneil at thank you. it's not a full stop. for joining us there at forjoining us there at westminster. we'll speak you again, as the debate again, no doubt, as the debate you're watching live with me, mark longhurst coming . plenty mark longhurst coming. plenty more you with reaction to more for you with reaction to the prime minister's questions on that supreme court ruling . on that supreme court ruling. but let's take a look at the weather for now. it's been weather for you now. it's been a wet morning for much of the but things turning brighter this afternoon some sunny spells coming through, but a whole of blustery as particularly blustery showers as particularly in west where they be in the west where they be accompanied gusty winds. this accompanied by gusty winds. this pressure and in particular this weather front made for a very soggy start for of rain soggy start for zone of rain working its eastwards. the i suppose squeeze in together behind it blowing in plenty of showers but that rain is starting to pull away from

heavy rain has caused widespread flooding in parts of eastern scotland, including aberdeenshire and angusa search is under way after reports that someone was swept into the river don while trying to rescue a dog. lorna gordon is in ballater in aberdeenshire now. yes, it has eased now, but in some parts of eastern scotland, more rain has fallen the last 48 hours and would usually be experienced in the whole month of november. it has caused severe disruption on the rail networks, really tricky localised flooding on the roads, and in places like here in ballater, where the river burst its banks, some homes have been flooded. police have been going door—to—door to check on residents. the power remains out on some streets, and dozens of people have chosen to spend the evening in a local hall where there is one thing hot food on offer. nearby, people living in 300 properties have been invited to leave their homes for the night to move to a local school to protect them from any local flooding. there is good news here, in that the water seems to be receding here in ballater, but there is a warnin

office have issued an amber warning for heavy rain in eastern scotland, particularly for aberdeenshire, angusause some flooding issues. so, we've had this low pressure drifting its way northwards overnight, continuing to bring all of this heavy rainfall. through the early hours of friday morning, still a pretty soggy scene in the north and east of scotland. most of us frost—free to start the day — we could just see a touch of frost, though, earlier on across northern ireland. through the day on friday, there's that persistent rain driven in by these easterly winds across parts of scotland, drifting its way westwards. elsewhere, a few showers around, but they're tending to peter out through the day. best of the sunshine for parts of southern england, wales, perhaps into northern ireland later in the day. it's not quite as warm as it has been — temperatures generally around 9—12. then, over into saturday, we've got more cloud and rain sitting in the east, so overnight temperatures by saturday morning around about 4—6, but further west, we're looking at a touch of frost for parts of northern ire