must live through the arctic region. our missile defense, whether they come from russia or china upload -- are deployed in greenland and alaska. the work, the potential of this place can only be realized, retain the right to engage peacefully. contrary to all the nonsense put out the -- put out by the woke left, there are some of us still. we need the rule of law and best practices in this region. arctic -- the competition must be fair. that means parties, reciprocal set of rules for opposites depends. have to play by identical, very same set of rules. those who violate the rules or disregard them for their own gain must forfeit their right to participate. transparency should be the price for admission in the arctic. that lays out the challenge of the chinese party. it is act -- it is actively pursuing dominance. its overarching strategy is to pursue areas defined as race, strategic laces were there is no government or control. space, the moon. south china sea. includes polar regions as well. when i went to the arctic co

of the arctic zone last year.he work took place in the krasnoyarsk territory, the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug. in yakutia and koma in the arkhangelsk and murmansk regions, in 2021, volunteers collected more than 1,500 tons of waste as part of the clean arctic project. the government has declared a national ecology pirates within it there is an ingenious cleaning. now there is a circular economy . and there are big volunteer projects, pure aktika, the biggest project volunteer, it's in its second year last year. these were the company's enthusiasts, who participated in this all, but the territory of presence. well , someone turned on more actively there, someone less, and we understand. how long does it take? how to clean it up? and? what technique is needed for this. we are talking about almost 12 million barrels. this year has become very eventful in all regions of the arctic zone . the regional headquarters of the clean arctic project have been formed, let's go through specific regions. so in karelia this yea

june in the arctic, summer has finally come. tundra blooms magician triad smolyovka pleases the eye for a very short time, therefore, they are awaited with such impatience. the mating season is in full swing and the tules birds are in full swing and the hague is enjoying warm days. the air temperature rarely rises above zero, sleet at this time is not uncommon and the animals have long been accustomed to this. but this time the real snowfall begins. hours later it's hard to believe that all this happens in the summer. gaga cannot even move, so as not to destroy future offspring. the return of winter was not part of her plans, even sheep and bulls suffer from bad weather, they are not afraid of the cold. but wet snow instantly impregnates their wool. a small herd of these animals, led by an old bull, is clearly nervous as an uninvited guest approaches them. lowering his head, the leader assumes a warlike pose; the rivals demonstrate their power to each other. the stranger even risks approaching the female. she sniffs him benevole

northerners who live here, which is why the phosagro company became a partner of the federal clean arctic project, because together we can make our far north uh, a little more food rusting road signs , car rims, broken glass bottles, and everything. this has accumulated over the years in the protected area of ​​the khibiny mountain system. lake maly vudyar was considered an ecologically unfavorable place until dozens of volunteers united by the clean arctic project decided to get together to clean it meter by meter this natural object from garbage to clean up the northern lands, student volunteers also come , including foreign ones, for example, from bolivia or egypt, local residents join them and get whole squads, uniform gloves, special shoes and you can start clean art when you knew it . i just wanted to come here, because i like to get to know new places and clean arches - it's possible to help our land of our systems. i myself invented my clothes for the cold. well now how are we going to look the weather is very good hot, nature, everything is very beautiful green. well, i really li

arctic inhabitants of the vast territories located north of the arctic circle must be strong hardy andth these qualities can one survive, where all year round there is only snow and ice. russia belongs the largest and perhaps the least explored part of this nearly deserted region. the russian arctic stretches for 6 thousand kilometers from the border with norway to alaska endless ice deserts and individual islands novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march , ice drift begins on the white sea in the west of the russian arctic. thousands of seals gather here just to give birth to offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free polynya next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. cubs seals weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow as quickly as possible, because their mother will feed them with milk for only 12 days, then their cubs, also called squirrels, will remain on the ice. only after the seals change their baby white skin for adult dark fur, they will be able to go to sea

june in the arctic, summer has finally come.undra blooms magician triad smolyovka pleases the eye for a very short time, therefore, they are awaited with such impatience. the mating season is in full swing and the tules birds are in full swing and the hague is enjoying warm days. the air temperature rarely rises above zero, sleet at this time is not uncommon and the animals have long been accustomed to this. but this time the real snowfall begins. hours later it's hard to believe that all this happens in the summer. gaga cannot even move, so as not to destroy future offspring. the return of winter was not part of her plans. even musk oxen suffer from bad weather, they are not afraid of the cold. but wet snow instantly impregnates their wool. a small herd of these animals, led by an old bull, is clearly nervous as an uninvited guest approaches them. lowering his head, the leader assumes a warlike pose; the rivals demonstrate their power to each other. the stranger even risks approaching the female. she sniffs him benevolently, bu

uh, a lot of people came to the arctic, but there was no tradition.e to take away for today accumulated. in the truest sense of the word, millions of tons of abandoned industrial waste scrap metal, which is very important with this problem. we need to start coping with this part , i think the clean arctic project is very important, which is being implemented on volunteer principles. 800 tons of scrap metal collected within the framework of a clean arctic was installed in the village of tiksi in a week in tiksi, the arctic capital of yakutia on the laptev sea, volunteers have been working for the second year in the federal project to clean up the territory of clean arctic, this village was not chosen by the program participants by chance, the coast of bulunkam bay, the former industrial area, worked out. there used to be factories here. today, only mountains of scrap metal are left to clear the territory for the participants of the clean arctic project, local residents help employees enterprise administration and military personnel and even teachers he

the arctic has been and will be. singing.rthernmost vicar, and i have the whole of svalbard — or spitsbergen, as many says — as my congregation — nearly 3,000 people from more than 50 nations. this is siv limstrand. she's invited us to the wedding of a local couple — ellinor, a teacher, and jan—erik, an ex—miner. we can contribute to the world, like kind of a showcase. you know, "this is what happens "if we continue polluting the way we do. "this is how serious it gets, you know?" so that's also why it's important for us to share our experience. we know that the clock is ticking, but i choose to stay hopeful, actually. yeah. i can't do anything else. climate—induced dangers hang over the community. if you are witnessing something, like, ringside, you are kind of also kind of obliged to reflect on it and also to act on it...within your reach or your limits. every sunday, when we gather for worship, a part of our intercessions is always about the climate change and the threats. it's something that we always spend a lot of time

i mean, the arctic and so on.s issue, they cut the rumor that we have worldview contradictions by the americans, but they don’t look at what they, uh, they definitely want to lay their hands on their paws, and moreover, they perceive it as artificial education. yes, for them to impact on any process. this is protecting your own interests. and we live by the principle. here they are, if they are not there, it will be a disaster for them. but we believe that the arctic is for everyone the arctic is a place where those who see a creative humanity in the future, where projects are being implemented that affect the interests, working on the main needs of all countries and peoples, but geographers. here and there, but only a madman can imagine that we won't be there. we are already there, in fact, without russia, this is nato without the usa. i would be so, in spite of this we lend a hand. there is a friendship partnership with all those who are not even close to the arctic, but we always emphasize that this is a zone o

regions during the clean arctic volunteer project.d for processing about 5,000 tons of waste. the arctic is home to 2.5 million russians and is a very fragile ecosystem. unfortunately, this house has been badly damaged over decades of economic activity. eh, you know, in soviet times. uh, a lot of people came to the arctic, but there was no tradition. this is from there to take away for today accumulated. in the truest sense of the word, millions of tons of abandoned industrial waste scrap metal waste, which is very important with this problem. we need to start coping with this part , i think the clean arctic project, which is being implemented on volunteer principles, is very important. the record for the volume of scrap metal collected within the framework of a clean arctic of 800 tons per week was set in the village of tiksi, the arctic capital of yakutia on the laptev sea, for the second year, volunteers of the federal project to clean up the area clean the arctic, this village was not chosen by the participants of the program by c

the arctic has the largest population of reindeer. there are at least a million of these animals on the taimyr peninsula. herds of deer follow their usual routes from one pasture to another now, just through our colony of white geese, there will be no particular damage from them. but the geese are still worried. they have offspring. first, hatched chicks can already after a few hours, leave the nest with their parents, but you have to wait for the rest. this is a very dangerous time for helpless babies. if a fox approaches the nest, what is the safest place under the mother's wing? this time the arctic fox does not even pay attention to the geese in the dense thickets of dwarf willow. he noticed something much more attractive. this lemmin is a very appetizing prey for the arctic fox, it seems to the birds that you can relax. but for a short time, another predator appears. wolverine goose i can handle with this big beast, fortunately wolverine does not touch the pleasure chicks with one egg. for young geese this is the last opportunity

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the just seems like a guides is a high way for storms in the high altitude winds are affected by arctic temperatures. and recent developments are alarming mun, vice, do we know that when winds increased? so to extreme weather events fun extreme, but it doesn't once you on shifting wind patterns pose a threat. ah, wind is the motion of air triggered by differences in temperatures and air pressure . multiple studies have found the wind speeds of winter storms are getting faster. increasing by up to 5 percent in central europe. storms are also lasting, longer and wreaking more havoc than before. that effect is clearly observed in our forests. in the last 30 years, 17 percent of the protective canopy in european forests has disappeared. in part because of storms getting more powerful and causing extensive damage. like here and the eastern german state of mecklenburg, western pomeranian lycos shoots and motus johnson are looking at a group of confers trees in the wake of the storm heavy rains. and hurricane force winds from the atlantic snapped trees while knocking down and up routing others

at the beginning of autumn, a powerful cyclone continues to rage in the region, which throws arctic air here. how long will the cooling last and when will the temperature return will exceed the climatic norm in october, this is the weather, a joint project of the russian tv channel 24 centrophobos and akseniya levitskaya hello in the european part of the country, it reaches the peak of cooling from the very beginning of autumn. the weather in the region practically did not change ; precipitation, and on tuesday already half as much in saratov the sum for 24 hours was 29 mm. true, the cooling in the capital began to intensify, for example, the maximum temperature for 2 days dropped from 16 to 13 °, and in sochi, where showers were also noted, thermometer readings on tuesday amounted to only plus 19 °. after + 23 days earlier in the cities of the caucasus in some places. there were even snowstorms on elbrus, for example , due to strong wind and snow. the cable car had to be stopped. well, today the cold snap associated with the cyclone will reach the peak, let's turn to satellite images i

of the arctic zone last year.e krasnoyarsk territory, the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug. in yakutia and koma in the arkhangelsk and murmansk regions, in 2021, volunteers collected more than 1,500 tons of waste as part of the clean arctic project. government declared a national park ecology, within the framework of it there is an ingenious cleaning project. now there is a circular economy. and there are large volunteer projects, clean arctic, the largest volunteer project, it is running for the second year last year. these were the enthusiasts of the company, who participated in this with everything but the presence. well, someone turned on more actively there, and less actively, and we understand. how long does it take hmm the process of finding this garbage. will it cause so much or waste, while fixing the understanding of what to do about it? how to clean it up? and? what technique is needed for this. we are talking about almost 12 million barrels. this year has become very eventful in all regions of the arctic

if my childhood had passed in the capital, the arctic, i could enter the nakhimov school and become asailor, all the boys of the kola peninsula dream of this, so eugene don’t jump, don’t jump, if i lived in murmansk, every saturday i would go to a secret fish sale, which only my own know about, but wish me luck, but whoever i am, a captain, a fisherman-conductor, a military diver trainer sled dogs or a seine or a scientist, i would live among strong real people, in one of the most amazing places in russia in the north they live. i would say that the most hardy and romantic people. romance if i were a resident of murmansk, it seems to me that they would easily take me to the olympic team. murmansk day. this is a continuous workout, ups downs downs. it's not surprising because the city stands on the hills, and the hill is a mini-mountain. you know, i've been going there for many, many years. i don't even know how old, probably 15 20. i don't get tired. this is my charger. it's also a good way to do cardio, we're on the move all the time. on rough terrain, i decided to test myself for st

the first arctic plant in the world works here, where gas is extracted and stored in four huge tanks. storage of 160,000 m³ of natural gas for understanding is exactly how much one large gas carrier in the council of them works 15 and they supply fuel mainly to the countries of southeast asia, the plant is considered the pearl of the northern sea route around it, the most difficult climatic conditions, a shift workers camp was built. for several thousand inhabitants by the forces of the enterprise, they organized. fire departments with modern equipment are trained to eliminate every shift at the post of 40 people and man-made accidents have their own extinguishing tactics. have their own extinguishing devices. that's just this car and is intended for such types of work, extinguishing, and the exemplary approach of the fighters in terms of work was also appreciated by the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander hurenkov. he also said at this point that the department is starting to fulfill the tasks set by the president of russia, namely the creation of an arctic rescue

the question is, can we open the arctic and avoid the conflict?he last quarter center. in fact some scientists believe webbed see summers without any ice blocking the north pole within the next dozen years. all that extra space means more shipping lanes and faster shipping times. we could see some shipping routes we rheduced by up to 15 days. that's a huge economic advantage. keep in mind russia owns more than half of the coastline in the arctic and according to this graphic by the american security project, they've been steadily building it up militarily for years with dozens of new bases and old retrofitted soviet ones as well. >> if there was a conflict with russia, it's one of the ways that russia would come at us. i believe, unfortunately, we need to have some response to that, not in a conflict situation, but just in a defensive situation. cnn got a firsthand look at russia's northern most outpost in 2021, and though the kremlin insisted its intentions for the region were peaceful at the time, that was before the invasion of ukraine. >> ther

the question is can we open the arctic and avoid the conflict?isappeared in the last quarter century. in fact, some scientists believe we could see summers without any ice blocking the north pole within the next dozen years. all that extra space means more shipping lanes and faster shipping times. we could see some shipping routes reduced by up to 15 days. that's a huge economic advantage. keep in mind, though, russia owns more than half of the coastline and the arctic. and according to this graphic by the american security project they've been steadily building it up militarily for years with dozens of new bases and old retrofitted soviet ones as well. >> if there was a cop flict with russia it's one of the ways that russia would come at us. i believe, unfortunately, we need to have some response to that not in a conflict situation but in a defensive situation. >> reporter: cnn got a first-hand look at russia's northern most out post in 2021. and though the kremlin insisted its intentions were peaceful at the time there was before the invasion o

in the arctic, satellite images are partly confirmed.t's island , clouds of smoke regularly rise and at times the plume even reaches the coast of alaska for some historians. this is an argument in defense of yakov sannikov , they say, in the 19th century. the yakut merchant could observe a volcanic cone sticking out of the water and mistakenly take it for vast lands. in the middle of an icy ocean. why everything is so ghostly in this raging world is easily explained by modern physics, underwater volcanoes erupt. yes, a small island is formed there, then the ice can destroy it altogether, well, there are many such islands that can disappear over time, because they are very complex with rocks when the ice begins to thaw. they naturally occur drawdowns at the beginning of the last century in search of the earth sannikov, members of the expedition disappeared without a trace. and baron toll, their last lari on bennett island, was discovered by young lieutenant alexander kolchak, the future admiral, the head of the white movement in russia in

for example, in central russia at the beginning of the month it will be dominated by the arctic air,d of the first decade, the thermometer readings will again exceed the norm, but subsequently two more waves of cold will await the inhabitants of the region in the middle and end of november. average temperature is expected to be significantly lower than long-term values ​​frequent arctic intrusions will contribute to the formation of snow cover now snowdrifts have appeared only in the north and northeast and european russia but in the second ten days of november the border of this zone will break through to the south up to the veliky novgorod line moscow saratov and during december winter will take over already the black earth and the teeth of the volga and the don on this today, everyone is interested in the weather, goodbye. high-tech pulse fuel ensures engine cleanliness reduces fuel levels emissions into the atmosphere saves the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. storms shook her head in the spring, look everything is worth it. she cannot unders

the arctic is opening up. we also have increasing tensions in the arctic, and the arctic also will be a place for increased commerce. so this is something that we need to get on top of. as congress, i think that we're a couple of decades behind in building out our infrastructure up here, our ports, our roads, and our railroads, also developing out national security infrastructure to protect us for readiness and defense. i've spent over a decade in the national security community, i have the relationships and the knowledge and the experience to be able to advance us in this area, and very quickly, because we can see that russia and china have objectives counter to our own here in the arctic. being the only arctic state, this is imperative for us, as is the health and viability of our arctic coastline communities out in rural alaska. we really need to prioritize their health, their housing, and their jobs, as well. >> ms. chesbro, 45 seconds for this question. >> the coast guard in 2015 developed a plan for thei

the arctic invasion will happen again. moreover, it will turn out to be much more powerful than the leading wave of icy air that will not break through only to the russian south. here in the coming days, the temperature regime is stable in krasnodar right up to until tuesday in the daytime, plus 14 plus 16. cham plus 6 plus 10. but the central regions will literally be transferred from mid-autumn to pre-winter in moscow until sunday plus eight plus 10, which is 5-6 ° above the climatic norm, but on monday night frosts will strike, and in the afternoon the thermometers will show only plus four on tuesday it will become even one degree cooler, and it is important to note here that in this temperature regime, it will become extremely dangerous to drive on the roads on a summer set of tires in general, according to our calculations, by the beginning of next week the driver already throughout the european, russian territory will need to change shoes, the spikes will not be needed until the southern mesopotamia of the volga and

it will be equipped with modern weapons and will serve in the arctic, a strategically important regionemonies were visited by our correspondent alexei konov on the quay walls of the vyborg plant, the entire team of shipbuilders such ships for the border guard service of russia have not yet been made with a length of almost 115 m, this is no longer just a factory order 235, the future defender of sea guns is a new border ship. not just a patrol boat is capable of performing the functions of both a tugboat and an escort ship, and in the harsh conditions of the arctic, a strong hull allows you to break ice with a thickness of one and a half meters, which means serving to protect the coastal borders of the arctic. he will be able to year-round, blizzard in the arctic is now not just a weather phenomenon in front of the ship there is a large the state task of the strategically important region for the country is to ensure the security of economic interests and navigation. including the recent act along the northern sea route, and other manifestations of international terrorism in relation t

in the arctic, satellite images are partly confirmed. not far from bennett island. smoke and at times the plume even reaches the shores of alaska for some historians. this is an argument in defense of yakov sannikov , they say in the xix century yakutsk, a merchant could observe volcanic cone sticking out of the water and mistakenly take it for a vast land. in the middle of an icy ocean. why is everything so ghostly? in the world of the raging , it is easy to explain, modern physics underwater volcano erupt, yes, a small island is formed there , and then the ice can destroy it altogether , well, there are many such islands that can disappear over time, because they are very composed of regist rocks, when the ice begins thaw. they naturally occur drawdowns and at the beginning of the last century in search of the sannikov land members of the baron's expedition disappeared without a trace. roofing felt is their last chest, on bennett island was discovered by young lieutenant alexander kolchak, the future admiral, the head of the white movement in russia in 2010, it wa

arctic inhabitants of the vast territories located north of the arctic circle must be strong hardy and and perhaps the least explored part of this almost deserted region. the russian arctic stretches for 6 thousand kilometers from the border with norway to alaska, endless ice deserts and individual islands of novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march , ice breaks on the white sea in the west of the russian arctic. thousands of seals gather here just to give birth to offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free hole next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. seal cubs weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow as quickly as possible, because their mother will only feed them with milk for 12 days, then their cubs are also called pups, but they will remain on the ice. only after the seals change their baby white skin for adult dark fur, they will be able to go to sea on their own. but for now they are snow-white and very touching, looking forward to when their mother feeds th

epicenter in the waters of lake baikal and this handsome man will pass through any thickness of the arctic ocean renewal of the russian nuclear fleet defend historical truth and fight nazism unite in resolving controversial issues in the commonwealth of independent states space make efforts to switch to national currencies in bilateral trade. this is what vladimir putin spoke about today in the capital of kazakhstan at the summit of the cis heads of state astana second day in a row remains the center of world politics. today. there will be another russia-central asia summit for the first time in this format. well, now our special correspondent alexey golovkov alexei golovkov is broadcasting live from astana. hello, what topics are in the focus of attention of heads of state today? good afternoon, maria, indeed, in the capital of kazakhstan, astana, the summit of the heads of state of the commonwealth of independent states has been going on for 3 hours, everything is happening in the congress center, such a building of an unearthly space form. here we could, and in the morning more to watch

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle. let's get some of the day's other news.son has died in a mass stabbing in the northern italian city of milan. several others were injured, including a football player for arsenal and monza, pablo mari. he's recovering in hospital. police have arrested a man who they say has psychiatric problems. officials have ruled out terrorism. shares in amazon have tumbled after it issued a gloomy financial update. its sales rose by 15% in the last quarter, but amazon has predicted weaker growth to come as consumers tighten spending because of the cost of living. space probes have witnessed a big impact crater being formed on mars — the largest ever recorded in the solar system — as it happened. researchers calculate the falling space rock was about the size of a van. it dug out a 150m—wide bowl, hurling debris in all directions for up to 20 miles. president putin has warned that the coming decade will be the "most dangerous and unpredictable" since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukr

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.sian president putin has warned that the coming decade will be the "most dangerous and unpredictable" since the end of the second world war. speaking in moscow, he defended russia's actions in ukraine and claimed that the russian economy had survived the worst of the sanctions imposed by the west. he also said the dominance of the west in world affairs is coming to an end. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. applause. his war in ukraine has not gone according to plan. but more than eight months in, from vladimir putin, there were no regrets and no remorse. he blamed the west for the conflict and made only passing reference to the human cost of his invasion. translation: of course, - there has been a price to pay, primarily the losses connected to the special military operation. i'm always thinking about that. there are economic costs, too. but there are enormous gains. without any doubt, what's happening now will ultimately benefit russia and its future. it will strengthen our s

nick beake, just back from the arctic.litical atmosphere in britain for a while. it has been pretty crazy for some time now, with borisjohnson thrown out by his parliamentary party, then replaced by liz truss, whose policies affected the pound so badly and then, afterjust a few weeks, it looked as though borisjohnson might actually be coming back. well, that hasn't happened, of course, but it's interesting to see how reluctant british politicians and journalists seem to be to link all this directly to the brexit vote back in 2016. maybe it's because brexit has been so uniquely divisive in britain. 0utside this country, though, most political observers seem to regard it as a given that these things are closely related. well, that's it from unspun world for another extraordinary week. thank you forjoining me. and until we meet again, goodbye. hello. saturday was a super mild day across many parts of the uk and really quite warm in the south—east in the queue garden, temperatures reached 22.9 c to be exact. really quite excep

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.on bbc news, still to come: prince harry announces the title and publication date for his much—anitcipated memoir. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation. after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty. of what each day might bring. booster ignition, and lift—off of discovery with the crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. elon musk has completed his $41; billion takeover of twitter. it's believed his first move was to fire the social media company's senior mangement. the un warns there

invasion is the brightest of all, of course, it will manifest itself in the arctic in in arkhangelsktoday, tomorrow, light precipitation may turn into snow due to dense clouds, night temperatures will remain positive for now, and in the daytime , thermometer readings will not exceed plus three plus five, then under the influence of the anticyclone clouds of russia by morning. frosts will hit to -1 -3 in the afternoon , the sun will warm the air to plus four, and by sunday a new rainy cyclone will break through to the shores of the white sea in central russia. friday saturday the probability of residuals is expected to be small by morning the air will cool down to zero -1, and in the afternoon we expect plus 7 plus 9 at the end of the week in the secondary region the weather will deteriorate again, but it will warm up in the afternoon to plus 10 °. now our joint rubric with roskosmos is a snapshot from the orbit and today we will look at the leningrad region, the embankment is ready to be fully completed by the end of 2022, the bridge under construction across the volkhov river in the

evgeny golovanov and maxim belikov ntv the arctic ocean.from evgeny golovanov's report reminds that the time has come for a brief weather forecast on ntv. irina polyakova joins us irina, what about the weather for tomorrow? well, i would say that tomorrow is such a transitional day, after which we can talk about a noticeable improvement in the weather. we have good, slightly distant prospects, and specifically, tomorrow another cyclone entered the arena in the center of the european territory of russia. and he declared himself very loudly and rains and thunderstorms and wind and warm air, for example, the capital got into this warm air, it was at night and at 10:00 in the morning it was as much as plus 16. well, the temperature has dropped already during the day, heat is squeezed out to the east. but vladimir nizhny novgorod kazan and in the very center tomorrow again to the sound of rain and wind in the region of plus ten with rain and in the north-west to the middle volga but in dreams sunny weather of hope, we associate with the european

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle.the past few minutes, reports from the us say elon musk has completed his $41; billion deal to buy twitter. mr musk, the world's richest person, has said twitter needs significant changes. i'm joined now by the washington post's silicon valley correspondent elizabeth dwoskin. what happened in the last few minutes? ., ~ , minutes? elon musk is officially _ minutes? elon musk is officially the _ minutes? elon musk is officially the owner - minutes? elon musk is officially the owner of l officially the owner of twitter. long—standing executives and the ceo will walk out of the building with security, so it looks like he is already leaning out and putting his stamp on one of the world's most... inaudible. you mentioned executives have been walked out of the building, who and why? fine been walked out of the building, who and why? one of them is the _ building, who and why? one of them is the ceo, _ building, who and why? one of them is the ceo, it _ building, who and why? one of them is the

and meet the first cloned arctic wolf club whose mother happens to be a pet dog.from our studio in singapore, _ live from our studio in singapore, this - live from our studio in singapore, this is - live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc| live from our studio in- singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsdav _ it was a massacre that shocked the nation and the world. thailand's king is expected to visit the town of utthai sawan in northern thailand where at least 38 people — mostly young children — were killed by an attacker at a nursery school. the man responsible was a former police officer who was facing a trial on drug charges. he carried out the attack with a gun and a knife and killed both children and teachers before killing himself. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head is at the scene. a warning — his report contains some very distressing images. this is a community now consumed by grief and shock. that children so young had been deliberately there, and then opened fire. translation: it all. went down really fast. he was slashing the knife, he

nick beake, bbc news, in laura: the arctic circle.he struggle to survive, there. 12 days to go until the midterms in the u.s., president i'm hoping that democrats will keep control of their narrow majorities in congress while republicans feel confident in making gains. tonight we look at what polling said just is a number one issue for voters, the economy. we have a report from the midwest state of io. >> paul festivities are underway in circleville, local farmers and small businesses serving up everything pumpkin. by the looks of things, the economy appears to be back in swing. but the only thing that weighs more than the pumpkins on the minds of the people is the cost-of-living, worrying democrats as they battle to hold onto congress. >> what is happening in washington is they have got the care how much it costs to fill gas tanks. we care about how much eggs are at the grocery store. 18 eggs, $7.85. >> the president has done nothing >> ohio used to be a swing state but is moving further to the right and in the midterms is the republ

it is located about 1.000 km from the arctic port of tiksi and overcome.ance group of researchers. smog on river catamarans. for more than the laptevs, it would seem unthinkable transport, where they move exclusively on ice -class ships, the most unique place in which i ever visited in my life. i hope not the last i will take two containers from here. there is also such a wonderful black volcanic sand that ben island is of volcanic origin. domestic science assumed even soviet times, but unlike other novosibirsk islands , scientists could not explore it thoroughly during the season of storms. here all year round, and the difficult ice conditions did not favor private visits to a remote part of the russian archipelago by the participants of the current expedition, which supported by the russian geographical society and got lucky for global warming, even hundreds of kilometers from the arctic coast. they did not encounter ice hummocks. on the shores of bennett island itself, and is completely washed by warm streams. the great siberian voyage does not freeze.

nick beake, bbc news, in the arctic circle. look set to be called in northern ireland after a day of negotiations. political parties in stormont have less than an hour left to form a new executive — almost 6 months after they were first elected. procedures are currently being blocked by the democratic unionist party — which objects to the nothern ireland protocol. a long—awaited memoir by prince harry is due to be published in the new year. his publisher penguin random house, said the book will be titled �*spare�*. it will give the story of his life, including the death of his mother in 1997, and his decision to give up royal duties and move to the us. uk schools that try to ban pupils from wearing their afro hair, in certain styles, are likely to be breaking the law. that�*s according to new guidance, published today, by the equality and human rights commission. it says students shouldn�*t be "unfairly singled out" because of their hair. i want to turn to tibet now where — footage has emerged showing what appear to be rare lar