stars and fans prepare to celebrate corrie's landmark anniversary.nutes on bbc news... a late finish in milton keynes, as neil robertson wins the uk championship on a deciding frame to win his first triple crown title in five years. to win his first triple crown if you're dreaming of a white christmas, scientists think it could soon become a thing of the past in the uk, as climate change takes hold. the findings of a met office study shared with the bbc‘s panorama project what could happen if no action is taken to kerb global emissions. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt. nothing evokes winter like a thick blanket of snow. and sledging, snowball fights and snowmen too, of course. but, says the met office, scenes like this will become a rarity across most of britain in the decades to come if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase as they have been. we're saying by the end of the century much of the lying snow will have disappeared entirely except over the highest ground. here's how the met office projections suggest our

there was a bit of competition and the speaker was mature over who was the biggest corrie super fun.r. small screen but a big tv. all in black and white. laying on the floor, the haunting melody on a monday and wednesday. my father would close the shop early in order that he could watch coronation street early because he loved it so much. at home i have got the tray from newton and ridley that was off the set of coronation street. both myself and mr evans were on the politics show and we had to guess so many questions. guess who won? i got the tray! another shopkeeper‘s child, margaret thatcher, also visited the corrie set during her downing street years. and she was particularly keen to visit alf roberts' corner shop because, of course, her own father was alfred roberts, who ran the grocer‘s shop in grantham. but she arrived on set and was very upset to see that alf roberts' corner shop 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, cult

another shopkeeper‘s child, margaret thatcher, also visited the corrie set during her downing streetourse, her own father was alfred roberts who ran the grocers shop in grantham, but she arrived on set and was very 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 southw

and knowing corrie, it won‘t be long until they‘re adding to those totals.n norfolk but more widely across east anglia, lincolnshire, through the midlands and parts of southern england. the fog is thickening up overnight and becoming more widespread, and it will still be around tomorrow morning. so some difficult travelling conditions, certainty. further north across the uk, well, things are looking different because an area of low pressure is moving in from the north sea. that‘s changing the weather in scotland in particular, bringing more cloud, bringing some outbreaks of rain. if there is any snow, it‘s probably over the mountains. the winds are strengthening too, and eventually, that will push some wetter weather into northern ireland, into the far north of england. still a few showers to the south around coastal areas, some creeping in towards the southeast corner of england. it could be a bit sleety as well, but it‘s going to be frosty more widely, i think, across wales, the midlands into southern parts of england, and there may well be some icy patche

i mean, the one—liners are just classic corrie, and they?tant story to tell. and maybe people will be able to relate to this story in a of ways. and hopefully it will help people. the beauty of coronation street is that you tune into it and you what your friends week after week, going through situations that may be you might be going through. and i think coronation street never shies away from those very difficult stories and i think they have done this one exceptionally well. it has been a brilliant story. right from the very beginning this story was so, so important to tell. how difficult has it been to get back filming and keep things going during the current situation with social distancing and all of that involved? -- all distancing and all of that involved? —— all that involves? distancing and all of that involved? -- all that involves? we left in march, we came back injune and it has been very challenging. but i think coronation street has done a brilliantjob. it's think coronation street has done a brilliant job. it's kind think coro

and knowing corrie, it won't be long until they're adding to those totals. kevin sinfield — in the blue hat — the former leeds rhinos captain completing a marathon in oldham this morning, which is actually the seventh marathon that he has run in as many days. he's done it to raise money to tackle motor neurone disease and to support his friend and former team—mate rob burrow, who has the condition. well, kevin sinfield's achievement hasn't gone unnoticed, he's raised so far more than a milllion pounds. right at the start, we were worried we might not get 77 grand, let alone what we've done, so i can't thank people enough. i tell you what, we've all been so proud of wearing this vestjust for our good mate rob burrow and his family, but also for the mnd community. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it's another cold day, particularly where the fog and low cloud lingers across parts of the midlands, south—east england and east anglia, some freezing fog as well, and in many areas where it has stayed grey, temperatures have str

su trabajo , en una de las tiendas el tiroteo ocurrió después de una pelea entre varios jóvenes >>> corríer pensamiento, muchos familiares que estaban esperando vi que corrieron para adentro y unoscorrían de pánico para afuera >>> una persona fue trasladada al hospital, nuestra cámara captó el momento en que un hombre esposado fue detenido por las autoridades pero se desconoce si se trata del sospechoso, asegura que ya no hay ninguna amenaza contra el público. >>> hasta este momento se desconoce la condición médica de esta persona que resultó herida, las autoridades no han dado a conocer esta información. es la información que tenemos en vivo, ahora regreso contigo al estudio fátima . >>> gracias, en otras noticias otro tiroteo ocurrió esta mañana en san mateo, la víctima en este caso perdió la vida, el incidente ocurrió a las 9:30 de la mañana en un banco ubicado en el 81 del bulevar detectives creen que el tiroteo fue premeditado, autoridades piden que cualquier persona que tenga información, lo contacten directamente y una mujer fue arrestada el viernes en conexión con un robot residen

s chief political correspondent belinda corrie. i'm standing in the heart of her lynn shopping district on a city square that would normally be bustling with shoppers and christmas carols and traffic behind me is a berlin landmark the entrance to europe's biggest department store normally in the christmas season it would be receiving up to 100000 berliners and tourists a day up till last night there was a line around the block to get in but not today despite the fact that the stores luxury grocery stands are still open there's scarcely a shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut retail associations say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one

s chief political correspondent belinda corrie. i'm standing in the heart of her lynch shopping district on a city square that would normally be bustling with shoppers and christmas carols and traffic behind me is a berlin landmark the entrance to europe's biggest department store normally in the christmas season it would be receiving up to 100000 berliners and tourists a day up till last night there was a line around the block to get in but not today despite the fact that the stores luxury grocery stands are still open there's scarcely a shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one

in a game done while glad back hope it will rekindle memories of a corrie days. xina to dan coats real madrid to 3 straight champions league titles between 20162018 but now the record 13 times winners risk going out in the group stage for the 1st time the 3rd in group b. heading into the final round of matches captain said joe ramos is set to return from injury but they all know defeat at home to motion club back will dump them out and leaves it down clinging to his job no group of. clubs will do what it has to do i'm just thinking about the game. movie increase for the lending club will do as it always does i'm not really thinking about it. not. in. that back warmed up for the game with a hard fought to to drop freiburg in the bond as leader at the weekend. out of some players scored a cracker and will hope to shine again against reality having been directly involved in 8 goals in 5 champions league games this term. cut back need just a draw to reach the knockout stages for the 1st time since their heyday in the 1970s. to this myself and we know what to expect a

union is reportedly delaying a nearly $110000000.00 aid package to ethiopia over the crisis in te corrie has been announced the 2030 asian games will be held in doha the cattery capital was revealed as the venue by the olympic council of asia was named as host of the 2034 games compromise agreed between canada and saudi arabia the games of the 2nd biggest multi-sport event after the olympics. 'd the. achievement wasn't made just today but is the result of 16 years of hard work who are proud of this historical moment today we have won the bid for 2030 and it's no surprise to his state of the arts reports facilities and experience in hosting world class events. al-jazeera and the richardson has more. it's a victory really for doha in qatar as a long term commitment to its sporting infrastructure i mean it's hard of course not to see the geopolitics of this situation with saudi arabia being part of the blockade that's been imposed on cattle but i think this is slightly more nuanced and perhaps slightly more straightforward than that qatar has vast experience of hosting huge sporting events

s chief political correspondent linda corrie. i'm standing in the heart of her lynn shopping district on a city square that situation does not improve significantly they've made partment store normally in the christmas season it would be receiving up to $100000.00 berliners and tourists a day up till last night there was a line main for longer. so the christmas shopping experience cut short by. what would normally be bustling with shoppers and christmas carols and traffic behind me is a berlin landmark the entrance to europe's biggest depair around the block to get in but not today despite the fact that the stores luxury grocery stands are still open there's scarcely a shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas mar

s chief political correspondent belinda corry i'm standing in the heart of her lynn shopping district on a city square that would normally be bustling with shoppers and christmas carols and traffic behind me is a berlin landmark the entrance to europe's biggest department store normally in the christmas season it would be receiving up to $100000.00 berliners and tourists a day up till last night there was a line around the block to get in but not today despite the fact that the stores luxury grocery stands are still open there's scarcely a shop or insight and if we look further down the street to another berlin landmark the city's memorial church there's a beloved christmas market there that in fact 4 years ago was the site of a terror attack that didn't stop people from going there until yesterday to drink mulled wine and enjoy christmas treats but not anymore all of germany's renowned christmas markets are shut. retail association say that the latest lockdown could prove a catastrophe for shop owners predicting that as many as one in 2 could be driven into bankruptcy if they don't g

i know you move up here from corrie, it'll get your night of a dead all over when come from where you get off. on the french side, the disaster resulted in more than 3000 dead and 5000 wounded. the viet mean captured nearly 11000 troops. france had suffered a humiliating defeat the worst since the dark days of 1940. to say they're going to shift over to going to america. oh man, i missed it. of course. she fell into a new machine. some awesome book. i'm up on that good. a moment is gone yet, is your pommel? do pretty much it too says, and i say, oh yeah, i see down them to say this is going to new food. the military crisis soon became a political 1 pm and a sponsor had been advocating negotiation since 1950. became prime minister on the 20th of july 1954 in geneva, he succeeded in negotiating a cease fire and pull france out of the indo-chinese quagmire. vietnam was divided into 2 separate states. the north returned to the viet mean while the south became a republic place under american protection. cambodia and laos saw their sovereignty recognize it was the end of french indochina. d

with corrie because. the moment. coming up on to your.stocks but only main one clean concern for the planet can also be pulp in the financial market share holders one doesn't sustain a point but how does that work do green investment payoff for the environment the sustainability financial chad or the other some surprising results. 3000. and 30 minutes on d w. what's the secret behind this classic. is it the sound. or the story behind the music was a hit for the ages british. law. beethoven's 9th symphony for the world starts december 9th on g.w. . in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world. it's lonely. aaron. and breathtakingly beautiful the arctic a powerful expanse of bitter cold. and the sound of global warming. take a journey around the north pole meet profiteers and talk with people experiencing the changing environment of the ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating it's a huge the last years have been smelling rough. makes it hard but if it is. our future depends on what happens here in one of the most fragile ecosystems