sarah dawkins, bbc news, caversham. fascinating insight.ecause after six weeks of action, we finally know who will be in the final of the cricket world cup. and it is going to be australia up against the hosts, india this weekend. you will of course be able to follow that as it develops on the bbc sport website and app. but for me and the rest of the team, we will see you again soon. bye—bye. hello there. it's a very mixed picture of weather across the uk on thursday and the rain and the winds will return, along with the milder feeling air over the weekend. but on friday, it's looking largely dry. a few showers out towards the west, plenty of sunshine around. temperatures now close to the seasonal average. so we're between weather systems on friday. these fronts clear into the north sea. this is the weekend's weather, a deep area of low pressure approaching from the southwest, we'll be seeing that by the time we get to the end of the day. but most of the day, it's certainly looking dry. the early cloud will clear away into the north sea. a

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he's the head of a watch. dawkins, measurable, some nichol. i goes door to door to find out how people are affected. do you have an issue with the dust? of course i do and the water is not good. everyone here has a story to share about the plants and nickel that wants to listen and gather as much evidence as possible. he said listen. i've had 2 big tumors in 2 years. you must do. you have hope that things will get better. i've got this to watch and not those sonya that i'm a little thoughtful because of a situation is very concerning me. is that most of eligible, but she's pretty certain that my wife wants us to move away from here, but not only because of her for that, but also for the future of our children as a need. maybe the more we can, we have 3 children and things aren't getting better able to assist you because we can't, we don't see that changing zone. it's called in them all to slow you mess. x to this, including nicholas say that change is difficult in par due to the serbian state, allegedly not being willing to enforce environment

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i was going to say, sounds like dawkins. yeah. pope is about eugenics. just marilyn. the idea that he this misunderstood. yeah. how do you propose those or what do you propose that we as individuals can do to have some effect on what's happening. and go through our schools? do we try? what evidence do you see as the most productive. all of the above. so one analogy that came to mind continuously in the writing of these books was that of tobacco smoking. and i say that not to knock smokers. i say that because there's a striking analogy here. decades and decades ago, smoking was so prevalent. i can actually remember when you could smoke in a hospital room. i remember seeing this as a child, not of oxygen. tanks were present, but you could smoke in a hospital room and and everywhere else. and we know the world is very different that way today. try lighting up in here right now and see what happens. so what changed? what changed? wasn't nicotine, which was and is an astonishing drug. what changed was social perception and what arrived was a new consent was based on decade

i was going to say, sounds like dawkins. yeah. pope is about eugenics. just marilyn. the idea that he this misunderstood. yeah. how do you propose those or what do you propose that we as individuals can do to have some effect on what's happening. and go through our schools? do we try? what evidence do you see as the most productive. all of the above. so one analogy that came to mind continuously in the writing of these books was that of tobacco smoking. and i say that not to knock smokers. i say that because there's a striking analogy here. decades and decades ago, smoking was so prevalent. i can actually remember when you could smoke in a hospital room. i remember seeing this as a child, not of oxygen. tanks were present, but you could smoke in a hospital room and and everywhere else. and we know the world is very different that way try lighting up in here right now and see what happens. so what changed? what changed? wasn't nicotine, which was and is an social perception and what arrived was a new consent was based on decades and decades of research about the harms

daniel dawkins runs the golden joystick awards and hejoins me now. gaming world? hugely important _ the gaming world? hugely important awards. - the gaming world? hugely important awards. and - the gaming world? hugely| important awards. and this the gaming world? hugely - important awards. and this year has been a truly remarkable yearfor has been a truly remarkable year for video games. objectively, this is the year where we have seen the most number of high—profile releases receiving the highest scores. have i still got you, daniel? yes, sorry! in terms of money because this is what it always comes down to, how much is it worth, how much is gaming worth? it worth, how much is gaming worth? , , , ., worth? it depends where you ick worth? it depends where you pick your _ worth? it depends where you pick your statistics. - worth? it depends where you pick your statistics. the - worth? it depends where you pick your statistics. the uk i pick your statistics. the uk market is anywhere between eight globally, the market is worth upwards of $200 billion.

take back control of our dawkins maybe gets our code and dawkins maybe gets the for quick job. the redo gb news plenty more to come in. just a tick. i'm martin and people that i knew had dewbs & co weeknights from . six & co weeknights from. six >> welcome back. now, the government's emergency cobra meeting is currently meeting to consider the domestic impact of the hostilities in the middle east. deputy prime minister is chairing the meeting, which is expected to discuss the planned pro palestinian march which coincides as this year, of course, with armistice day. well, comes as the well, this comes as the metropolitan police say the march inappropriate and risks march is inappropriate and risks violence. but human rights body amnesty international has called for the government to prevent a ban on saturday. well, joining me now is stuart crawford, political commentator and former snp member. thanks forjoining us on the show. so there's lots of tension around this, stuart , of tension around this, stuart, especially today as it emerged in the telegraph that half of the groups organisin

bills defensive line man deon dawkins. let's see what he has to say. >> hey.ou to the "monday night football" game, this "monday night football" game against the broncos. see you soon. thank you for the support. you already know. it's your boy. >> you guys are going to the "monday night football" game between the bills and the broncos. your reaction to that? >> awesome. >> awesome. thank you, good morning america. thank you to the mafia, to the west coast, buffalove! >> one more time. let's just hear that bills chant. >> hey hey hey hey we want to shout super bowl, baby! >> super bowl. let's see if they can do it. we hope you guys enjoy the game. congratulations. you can catch the game -- >> thank you, everybody. thank you good morning america. thank you! go bills! >> those who are not able to go to the game, you can catch it monday night at 8:15 p.m. eastern on abc and espn. we'll be right back. is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well

i'm brandon dawkins. i'm the vice president of organizing for seiu local 1021. i can speak from experience, first of all, as a former san francisco resident and now an antioch resident, i'm pushing for more funds to add police to the department does not keep san francisco safe, providing vital services to public health that we can provide mental health services, wraparound services to get people off the streets. that's what helped keep us safe. so i encourage you all to support supervisor safire's amendments and let's not add any more cops to this, but let's think smarter about how we're pushing these funds and let's think smarter about how we can keep san francisco safe. and it's not adding more police officers. i can speak from experience that living in the city of antioch, just because they just because they added a $30,000 bonus to add police officers and to recruit and attract more police officers, still ain't keeping antioch safe because it's still dangerous. hell. so we need to think other ways. and to keep san francisco safe. and it's not by adding more