swansea midfielder and coach leon britton will take temporary charge of the club for saturday's homeace. dafydd pritchard sent us this from the club's training ground. leon brittan, club legend with more than 400 appearances to his name, he is the coach and the caretaker manager at the moment. he's still register at as a player, but he will be the caretaker manager at the weekend for the match against crystal palace was yellow against palace on saturday, i'm sure the fa ns palace on saturday, i'm sure the fans will be behind the team. the liberty stadium has been a difficult place for the team in recent months, so place for the team in recent months, soiam place for the team in recent months, so i am sure the fans will be right behind us. if we can get the noise going at the liberty stadium, i don't see why we can't go into the palace game without a positive mindset. swansea are now searching for a full—time replacement for paul clement. that will not be leon brittan. he did leave the door open for a potential return one day as the full—time manager, however. in terms of those full—t

the northeast times first reported the lawsuit against britton industries.ay the smell is relentless near that facility. the hearing is set for januar january 30th at city hall. >>> as we told you earlier this month, we're seeing a big surge isn't snowy owls they're showing up in other places across the countries because a population boom. why? a bounty of their favorite feast lemmings in the arctic last year mild winter i was boom to the rodents. researchers are tagging the snowy owls to better understand the mystery shrowded beauties. we spoke to one expert in south jersey earlier this month who released one of the newly tagged owls. >> their eyes are just this really bright yellow you see like how white and all this fine streaking and then to be able to hold it and let it go and watch it fly. >> researchers believe the global population snowy owls was around thee hundred thousand but now they it's. lower closer to 30,000 even with that mini population boom. >>> dietz and watson and acme just handed over $2,500 check to the greater philadelphia coalition a

there were a lot of czech soldiers sitting around britton with not very much to do and they began to be trained to train with members of the british special operations executive or soe which was an outfit established by the british government by the war to engage in espionage, sabotage, and other secret activities in occupied europe. naturally one of the particular targets of interest for these czechs would have been the german occupiers of czech, and particularly this man who had the nickname the butcher of prague whom we have already encountered in other circumstances. this is hydric, the very high ranking officer in hitler's ss who is in charge of what they called the jewish problem, the jewish question, and ultimately the final solution. as you will remember from our earlier discussions, hydric was in charge of developing and ultimately implementing a plan for concentrating, deporting, and executing the jewish populations of central and eastern europe. part of hydric's rise to preeminence within the nazi apparatus owed to his efficiency in establishing himself as what was called

timest reported the lawsuit against britton industries. relentless near that facility. is set for januar >>> as we told you earlier this month, we're seeing a snowy owlg up in other places across the countries because a why? a bounty of their favorite feast lemmings in the arctic mim to the rodents. researchers are tagging the snowy owlso the mystery shrowded beauties. we spoke to one expert in south jersey ear released one of the newly tagged owls. really bright yellow you see like how white and all this fine streaking and then to and let ih glal population snowy owls was around thee hundred thousand buh that mini population boom. >>> dietz and watson and acme just handed over $2,500 check pa coalition against hunger. all about helping families get enough food to eat. the money called families helping families that ran from november 30th through. dietz and watson donated around about ten cents for every pound of lon london broil roast beefs bought at the acme on schneider avenue in south philly. >> so we're so happy, um, to be here today to present a check to the great

on the clinton e-mail on alleged russian meddling cases book as foreign policy attorney jennifer britton explains much more than that is needed if course it's not enough because you're talking about this this dusty a this person peter struck has actually he was caught having multiple phone conversations with a mistress of his who was also a lie and so there are multiple not only ethical violations but legal violations here which probably cross the desk and paths of many people not only within the department of justice but within the f.b.i. having two people here is certainly not enough they have to furnish more people on this all in all in these facts and they're going to continue to do that you know back after nine eleven we had this wall of separation between the intelligence community and the department of justice and congress and so by by withholding this information by withholding what it is that congress wants to see they want to see how many people that are politically biased against president and pro in favor of hillary clinton have taken part in some of these quote special inves

there's the maths for leon britton and swansea fans four points adrift.t christmas, not rock bottom level with hold who went down and paul clement rescued them. they have been some great escapes, it can be down. this was the famous one. west brom kubica be done. the first team to be bottom at christmas and survive. 2—1 against portsmouth on the final amazing scenes at the hawthorns. then sunderland did it as well. they called it a miracle, beating the likes of chelsea and manchester united and finished 14th with a game to spare. another team but at christmas that survived, leicester city, who then in the next season went on to win the premier league title. so it can be done but it is going to be so difficult for swa nsea. going to be so difficult for swansea. they lost some key players in the similar gylfi sigurdsson and fernando llorente. a feeling that luck has run out for swansea this season? another fixture that really stands out is spoke. a lot of reports wafting around the mark use has one more match to save hisjob. that's against west bromwich. who

they promoted leon britton to caretaker player—manager.them off the bottom of the table, but they did come from behind to claim a point. next up for the swans is a trip to liverpool, for what could be a bruising encounter on boxing day. elsewhere sam alla rdyce continued his unbeaten run as everton manager with a 0—0 draw against chelsea. southampton's charlie austin could face retrospective action from the football association after an incident with huddersfield goalkeeperjonas lossl which left the keeper with a suspected broken nose during their 1—1 draw at st mary's. and brighton beat watford 1—0. in the scottish premiership, celtic are eight points clear after beating second placed aberdeen 3—0. kilmarnock came from behind to beat rangers that the first time since every 2012. kris boyd scoring twice in three minutes against his former clu b to in three minutes against his former club to secure a 2—1victory. elsewhere, wins for hibs and partick thistle, motherwell drew 1—1 with dundee and it was goalless between stjohnstone and hearts.

northeast times first reported the news of the lawsuit against britton industries. neighbors there began smelling a nasty stench near the facility on the 8900 block of torresdale avenue. a hearing is set for january 30th in city hall. >>> and with just a couple days left in 2017, president trump is delivering a report card of sorts on his first year in office. >> grief jenkins has more from washington. >> reporter: this week president trump is still in florida where he'll remain through the new year but he's been fairly outspoken both in person and over twitter about his administration' accomplish many and his own presidential performance. >> we want to give police people credit for the great job they do. >> reporter: president trump and spending final few days of 2017 visiting a west palm beach firehouse. praising the work of firefighters and paramedics and his own administration. >> we have more legislation passed including the record was harry truman long time ago. we broke that record. >> reporter: proette president touting his administration's work over the pas

the eu will not concern us, so she will not be invited tomorrow and that is a clear symbol of beau britton'sim tojoin us former ambassador to france, good of him to join us today to give us his expert analysis of what is going on in brussels. the headlines: a national memorial service is held at st paul's cathedral to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. in france the eu summit where theresa may has just arrived and the talks going on, hoping from the prime minister's point of view to get onto talking about a future relationship and trade. four people have died and several others injured after a train crashed into a school bus at a level crossing in southern france. an update on the market numbers for you. here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. they both slipped a little. trading is still going on in the states, the dow and nasdaq figures there, in positive territory. haemophilia — it's a condition that leads to excessive bleeding, even from minor injuries. it severely affects around 2000 people in the uk. now a team of doctors say they have achieved a significant breakth

. >> britton has approved three inhibitors for dementia and down syndrome patients. >> so we had the fda improved that is the last major breakthrough it was 25 years ago those are drugs that are out there and available to treat sympathetically. but i think they are underutilized but it is also fair to say those side effects may be different than in the general population but the bottom line that you really need to hear despite those billions of dollars invested are not yet there were those disease modifying treatments so my argument is here is a chance for people with down syndrome to change that. >> you are generous to recognize that left left. [laughter] >> thank you chairman for convening this hearing and all of you on the panel for sharing your information and also your personal testimony but to highlight biomedical research and development it is truly fascinating to learn that that could translate with certain cancers just to name a few. i would like to recognize a couple people. [applause] they are constituents of mine from alabama we are excited to have you here as advocate an

and so, because the army was such an important tool and because it's early commander george britton mcclellan was so avid in his insistence and participating in the debates over what those policies should be, the politics of the officers within the army of the potomac came to matter a great deal. and hooker realized this early on. and although he was a conservative democrat who generally opposed using the army as a tool for emancipation, for example, although he doesn't seem to have been quite as solicitous of southern civilians as mcclellan. he opted out of the public debates. to this day, many people who write about joseph hooker really don't have a clear view of what his politics were. and that was intentional on his part. he made himself disappear on those subjects that could do him the most harm and perhaps inhibit his advancement through the army. so i want to read to you a quote by hooker. now, after the war he would embark on a pr campaign that would last until his death. not so much through newspapers, although he granted an uncommon number of newspaper interviews. but through corres

sanders is the first britton to have skied to both the north and south pole.pecially in australia, new zealand and across north america here has been phenomenal. you will arrive soon, what is the first thing you will do? my four—year—old harriet said she wants to get to me first. i can‘t wait to see my little girls. family, friends. an amazing public response. it will be a big finish, hugely exciting. he was not wrong. you have beaten your plan of 80 days. there was a small contingency, but it was tight, almost no margin of error. and has the euphoria calmed?m tight, almost no margin of error. and has the euphoria calmed? it has been crazy, incredible. i have done expeditions before but this, the level in terms of interest, the 80 days. before people said it was impossible. the previous world record was 123 days and to go 44 days faster, there was no reference point. whereas people were saying at what point will it fail, everybody afterwards seemed blown away by the effort. can you break it down in simple terms. 80 days, how many miles per day, how do you set