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a summer's day in the coastal resort of salcombe on the south devon coast. i was with george, my boyfriend, and my mum and dad, and we were on holiday and just having a couple of weeks down there. just normal stuff that we do, like going to the beach, going on walks, having some nice food, going on the boat, i've got a little boat down there as well, so i like to go on that. but charlotte's idyllic family holiday was about to be shattered one afternoon. out walking, they made a gruesome discovery. at the time my mum, she saw some fabric, she said, over the wall, and it was quite close to us, it was quite easy to see. and she knew that something was wrong but she didn't want to look again, so she shouted us over and said, can you look what's down there, i have seen something, i'm not too sure what it is. and so i looked then, and i saw a lady that looked like she had slipped down some steps, and then initially my reaction was to rush down and help her, because it looked like she had maybe just fallen, like, i guess that is what you presume, someone has had an

take care everybody. >> thank you devon and america and amanda as well. it's a double case. >> this is the largest longest argument i've ever attended. >> will have to revisit this after we had some time to think about. >> thank you audience for tuning into this event. visit our website to stay up-to-date. >> coming up republican congressman amy baker of california will lead a caucus with the 118th congress. the forum will examine proposalsto discuss what changes should be implemented live at 2 pm eastern here on c-span2 . >> cox along with these other television providers getting you a front row seat to democracy. >> congress returns later todafolegislative work for the first time since the midterm elections. houses bk 2 pm eastern. republican rudy office susan was elected to serve t e remainder of the late indiana republic congress with jackie borski's term will be orn into the house. incongouse members will also be on capitol hill for orientation training sessions orhetart of congress in january. the senate rurat 3 pm eastern and will continue debate o

and cornwalh _ wind across north—west to devon and cornwalh a _ wind across north-west to devon andand cornwall. �* ., cornwall. a good part of the day throu . h cornwall. a good part of the day through northern _ cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland - cornwall. a good part of the day through northern ireland with i through northern ireland with strength and the breeze picks up elsewhere but after a bright spark to the midlands ring developing here the afternoon. northern england to the afternoon. northern england to the far north of england will stay chilly especially with the breeze later on many will be dry and bright. this is bbc news. the headlines at six... the qatar world cup has kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony. the host nation are playing ecuador right now and they are 2—0 down after the first half. the tournament is taking place amongst criticism of qatar's human rights record — fifa and government officials in doha say the country is being singled out unfairly. a murder investigation has begun after two children died and a woman was left crit

there's around 120 gp practices here in - around 120 gp practices here in devon, and they employ moresomething is not done now. this nhs devon video illustrates how the general practice nurses role has evolved from prescribing to manage and conditions. there are all sorts of specialisms. it takes a lot of training to be one. i’iiii specialisms. it takes a lot of training to be one.— specialisms. it takes a lot of training to be one. i'll our scheme brinrs in training to be one. i'll our scheme brings in people. _ training to be one. i'll our scheme brings in people, and _ training to be one. i'll our scheme brings in people, and we - training to be one. i'll our scheme brings in people, and we supportl training to be one. i'll our scheme i brings in people, and we support the nurses who are new with training, so they are going to the university of plymouth where they have a special course. . ., ., plymouth where they have a special course. ., ., ., , course. the royal college of nursing are supportive _ course. the royal college of nursing are supportive of— course. the royal college

my favorites, though, have more growth and better dividends and the first one is devon energy.of a merger between wpx and the old devon which let the much smaller wpx terrific ceo take over the entire business. he is the one that pioneered the model earlier this month devon laid out the terms of the fixed plus variable dividend that works out to a more than 7.5% yield as long as it stays above 75 and comfortably above that now, you're getting a huge payout on that one rick visited us for a cnbc investment club meeting and we have another one thursday. i was impressed with what he has to say pioneer natural resources, follows the same variable model but the ceo is on a mission to have the highest dividend yield in the s&p 500 i've known him for a generation. he's going all in. if you annualize this payout, there is a 9% yield and a company called cotera. both low cost operators. a strong position in natural gas while they were a premiere perm yin -- permian basin. they are committed to buying a huge percentage. wow, this is intriguing. so much of the production is natural gas, w

we got jack from devon, we got alan fairless from cornwall . brexit. the brexit cornwall. brexit.e brexit debate. you know, i for years the real prize was to get back our territory waters the minimum was 12 miles around the coast that would be there for you guys and for us it didn't happen . and for us it didn't happen. your industry voted about 90% in favour of brexit . alan tell me, favour of brexit. alan tell me, you know, six years on from the vote, is there any benefit yet for fishing? no, none at all that. but now absolutely none . that. but now absolutely none. gosh, that's depressing . we gosh, that's depressing. we haven't seen anything at all. no, it's just as bad as not worse . we need to take control worse. we need to take control and at least get all the foreign boats excited . french. and that boats excited. french. and that from our shores because . yeah. from our shores because. yeah. we've got control to six miles before . what i can understand of before. what i can understand of it right along the south coast from kent to cornwall there are a very large number of

what's your thoughts on devon. >> devon in oklahoma helped build the beautiful art collection with thet french impressionist in the country and other than a couple art museums around here and i will tell you i think that devon will rebuild the position if it gets back to 64, 65. the chart signiuggests there co be one last washup 60s or 707s cos could be the bu opportunities. much more "mad money." could the transportation company transport games? i'm getting the latest >> then, what does a lemon have to do with jay powell? right in front of you and him. i'll reveal. >> all your calls rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightening round is stay with lightening round is stay with cramer. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? what if “just an idea” could become a family tradition? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ >> earlier this

devon energies, almost an 8% dividend >> i like servicenow they continue to expand and make businessese yesterday, i forgot what firm it was said servicenow over salesforce interesting pick there steve weiss? >> wtwo trades i'm trading your promo picture that was taken 30 years ago for a current one. and number two, xpi, two years in a row since the indices came out where it's been down two years in a row this will be it. >> if they put your picture on there, but the vampires don't show up. >> top financial holding, it's wr berkeley, ticker symbol wrb, property insurance >> i'll see all of you in "over time" what is now has a tendency not necessarily to be later. we'll see how we finish it we'll talk about it with our special guests today "the exchange" is now. >> happy friday, everybody welcome to "the exchange." i am brian in for kelly. several fed heads throwing a hawkish haymaker at the market can stocks really rally longer term, even if the fed keeps hiking a new superstar, goldman sachs, here to break it down. speaking of breakdowns, oil limping into the weekend it was down big a

this is the picture in dawlish in devon, taken earlier by one of our weather watchers.r the next few days we kick this unsettled spell of november weather, so we are looking at blustery winds, rain at times, perhaps a window of something drier for many of us through tomorrow. but here is a radarfrom the past for many of us through tomorrow. but here is a radar from the past few hours. you can see this line of persistent rain pushing slowly eastwards, and is followed by heavy showers. low pressure is sitting to the north—west. we have brisk winds and heavy showers rotating around that low pressure in the weatherfront driving its way northwards and eastwards. so the rain is lingering longer today across parts of central and eastern scotland, northern and eastern england as well. clearer skies and sunshine for the likes of northern ireland, but heavy showers in the south—west and gusts of wind reaching 20 to 30 mph for many of us, but closer to 60 mph for the north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles. not as warm as yesterday. into the evening, we will ho

my niece faith, my nephew jordan my niece aaron, my niece ryan and my nephew cameron and my nephew devon and mike cousin alice. and my sister audrey denise abrams mclean. [applause] >> i have another sister leslie abrams but she's not allowed to be out here because she is a judge. [laughter] you all ground me you sustained me in times of triumph, you support me and you bolster me in times of difficulty. i am reminded in the tradition of my friend carolyn huguely and because i come by it honestly because my parents are reverends. i am reminded of what scripture tells us. second corinthians 4:8 tells us we are troubled on every side yet not distressed. we are perplexed but not in despair. we are persecuted but not forsaken. we are down but not destroyed. i know the results are not what we hope for tonight and i understand you are hurting and you are disappointed. i am, too. we may not have made it to the finish line bu r

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devon and cornwall especially, we could see winds around northern coasts as they flip from southeastaround 70—80 mph. to go with that through the day, we're going to see some heavy rain, particularly in the morning — turning wet across much of wales after a bright start in the north, rain throughout much of the day in northern ireland with some strengthening winds. away from that, the midlands, east anglia, south—east morning sunshine gives way to cloud and rain for the afternoon in the far north of england, scotland, actually, even though the wind will be picking up, making it feel particularly chilly in that breeze. many places will be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers in the far north and east. but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through into tuesday on the northern edge of our double—centred low, which�*ll continue to produce outbreaks of rain through the night and into the morning, especially for england and wales. breaking up, turning more showery, so about a chance of some afternoon sunshine at times. but whatever

in cornwall and devon brightening up. it is still on the mild side out there today.gh rain out of this to bring some may be local flooding issues and difficult travel conditions for parts of south wales and southern england. as the rain advances, we began dry in the north—east, into scotland, aberdeen could well see some flooding issues out of the rain is at last longest during tuesday. behind it though, many places brighten up. it will stay windy out there. much stronger winds as well. as we end wednesday and going into thursday, developing quite stormy into the northern isles from low pressure and showers around it. fewer showers, brighter weather and lighter winds as we see out the week on friday. as the winds drop out we will see some frost on saturday morning. as it goes on, the return of wet and windy weather. this is bbc news. the headlines... britain will pay france millions more for increased patrols on french beaches and improved surveillance. on the uk coastline, on the french coastline, is absolutely integral. the prime minister claims expected tax rises

devon and cornwall especially, we could see winds around northern coasts as they flip from southeasting around 70—80 mph. to go with that through the day, we're going to see some heavy rain, particularly in the morning — turning wet across much of wales after a bright start in the north, rain throughout much of the day in northern ireland with some strengthening winds. away from that, the midlands, east anglia, south—east morning sunshine gives way to cloud and rain for the afternoon in the far north of england, scotland, actually, even though the wind will be picking up, making it feel particularly chilly in that breeze. many places will be dry with some sunshine, just a few showers in the far north and east. but it's across the north where we'll see even colder air move out of scandinavia as we go through into tuesday on the northern edge of our double—centred low, which�*ll continue to produce outbreaks of rain through the night and into the morning, especially for england and wales. breaking up, turning more showery, so about a chance of some afternoon sunshine at times. but what

in the west of belarus in the regions, as it were, without devon yes, there was almost no maksim but him in general. i am kopytova and ginseng that i have all my sisters have already gone. but i didn't go. ivanna didn’t have her own because of the kuldyvain, she didn’t grow up, but i’ll go to you and rent a teak on the sternum, some kind of couch tradition and what show passes. it was such a family, a relic or what was passed down from generation to generation, the mother could weave devon for all her daughters, the cabin mutually came to the whore funds. we have a bogatyr with a fund founded, a fund of 24,000 mature items and eight and a half thousand. no, that and two of us, we are rich and towels. and well, here's horsemeat, uh, collector fireplaces the richest museum slope will be for seven thousand one. the most important thing is that our museum is obliged to constantly update and open new expositions every time, at least 2-3 months to update. our expositions. recently, the museum has acquired an authentic loom, which will not only become an attractive exhibit, but will also be

story and if we knew all about him from his own point of view, would be for a narrative historian, devon mcculloch, but we do not know. it is in those voids i think you take your imaginative empathy to work. and when the line of fact phrase becomes too faint to follow, that is when i allow myself to think, maybe it went like this. so to try to hear the unheard, the people who did not tell their story. >> my guess is you had trouble with the historical research on the black grooms and horsemen. ms. brooks: that was a challenge, because enslaved people, generally speaking, were not allowed to become literate. so they did not leave an account of their own lives. you can find them. you can find them, it is just that you have to look very hard. the interesting thing was that the white owners who had enslaved these men differed to their expertise. because there thoroughbred horses were prestige and wealth for them. they wanted the best horses, and that meant they wanted the most expert in the field. you see in their letters to each other how much they put in the knowledge of the black horsemen

nhs hospital trusts in devon have joined forces in a scheme to attract more staff and save money.staff to the county. as emma rumminski reports, the nurses travel to exeter for assessment and so far have all been successful. this is just this isjust one this is just one of the many practical assessments these international nurses have to pass before becoming registered in the uk. today they are learning all about medication, administration, something they might have done many times before. charlene is originally from india. she already has 13 years experience as a paramedic and nurse working in dubai. she had now passed to uk exams and is working on a dementia word here in exeter. being in the world. — dementia word here in exeter. being in the world, and _ dementia word here in exeter. being in the world, and getting _ dementia word here in exeter. being in the world, and getting in - dementia word here in exeter. es: “i; in the world, and getting in touch with patient because in dubai i was not in touch, it was just a fraction of five minutes, patients in the ed and you're out.

now stacy chung to me in devon e. com families he to maintain can't leave it. i don't know. i don't know. are they medium nature? a little bit one. yeah. you know the budget a little bit as he will be. i'm listening to contain him face hope recorded. the video thing to people course came from a, from the to have the locals in north america enables whenever 170 and i said, i'm coming over you know, to hang columbia, him official, seeing if he covers little conflict will continue low money that i'm calling after the laser losing dean it listed on ah, ah ah ah whole as the world faces an overwhelming storm of global challenges, indonesia set to host the most difficult g 20 summit since its inception, with the worn ukraine soaring inflation, food prices, and energy instability will dial up prevail of a rivalry and hope to bring solutions to global issues. the g 20 summit on al jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places, mistake. i'll just there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist ah.

devon booker had 27. who is guarding anybody? nobody is guarding anybody.tanford was up 31 points in the woman's leg. haley jones to the job. she was 8-15 from d. stanford roles. hosting the jaguars, saint mary's was up early. kicked out to mccamy in the corner. you don't just waltzed down the streets and beat them at home. out goes to alex. gail's win. they are a 4-0. the great bill checking in on the san francisco dons. marcus williams with the steal. isaiah hawthorne with some authority. to all roberts pulls up for three of his 32. the dons with a victory. oh the weather outside is frightful. only two touchdowns in this game. western with the 12-10 wind. -- win. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have

my min appreciation goes to devon today. second, i wish to thank walk sf for add have kaes and work. the evaluations this you have done are remarkable and are deeply appreciated. i want to return to the board here to see if there are questions you would like to take before off to brian? in the seeing comments. >> i hundred it to brian. for presentation on the 2022 safe streets. >> nope. i don't think so this is item 10. holdup. >> thank you. if there are no comments or questions on the high injury. my question is how what is kayed cadence likely going forward of updates to the monopoly? i believe it is every 3 years. >> and um -- so the methodology changes the methodology for the map changes between maps, right? >> it should not. but this is was unusual time frame dramatic traffic pattern changes due to the pandemic. >> all right. let's open this up to public comment. thank you. >> thank you. if folks want to line up or come up. good morning. first i want to commend department of public health. and devon and realize thanksgi

bad with some sunshine around, showers clipping pembrokeshire, running into parts of cornwall and devonere it will be a windy day. temperatures of 7—11 c, just a degree or two below average for the time of year. more rain in the forecast for wednesday, another area of low pressure on the way, bringing heavy rain, pushing northwards and eastwards, and through the afternoon it brightens up through the afternoon it brightens up in the west, a mixture of sunshine and showers, but showers widespread, some quite heavy and thundery as well. temperatures not changing much, 7—12 degrees celsius, but over the next few days, although the weather stays unsettled, expect more rain, the wind is switching to a south—westerly direction, so highs of 13-14 a south—westerly direction, so highs of 13—14 into the weekend, with more rain on the way. chris with the latest on the weather. that is the bbc news at ten on an eventful 21st of november. more analysis of the main story is coming up right now on newsnight, thatis coming up right now on newsnight, that is with victoria derbyshire standing by on bbc tw

they were devon chandler, a second year from virginia beach, virginia, lavelle davis, and deshaun perry, a fourth year student from miami, florida. all three were members of the football team. two other students were wounded and are being treated for injuries at the uva medical center. one is in good condition, one is in critical condition. in order to protect their privacy, we are not releasing their names at this moment. the families of all the victims have been notified and the university is providing any and every available assistance. i have spoken with four of the families and i spoke directly to the student who is in good condition. law enforcement, including university police, local law enforcement agencies and virginia state police continue their search for the suspect and will not stop until he is found. they have, however, lifted the shelter-in-place order following an exhaustive building-by-building search of grounds and are confident that the suspect has left the area. classes and all extracurricular activities have been canceled for today. although we do not yet have a ful

areas of scotland with one or two showers running down the irish sea living pembrokeshire and also devon as strong as they were yesterday. on wednesday, the went start to pick up once again with another band of rain coming in of the atlantic and this one moving its way northwards and eastwards and it will be followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers but there will be quite a lot of showers across western areas as we head into the afternoon. temperatures not really changing too much, about seven again in the north to about 11—12 across and parts of england and wales. more rain in the forecast for thursday in this area of rain looks to be quite a slow—moving band as it extends its way gradually eastwards and it could see some localised flooding impacts from that in one or two areas before we start to see those areas pick a cop —— picking up in parts of england and wales were 13 celsius vi. into the weekend and next week, staying on the unsettled side with the wind is turning more unsettled and temperatures just coming up 14 over the weekend in cardiff. welcome to newsday. reporting liv

okay, no, stacey jonesy and tin devon e confirm or c to maintain can leave it. i don't know. i don't know. are they medium nature a little bit, the only one? yeah. you know the budget a little bit as he will be. i'm listening to contain him. fairhope recorded the video thing to people, of course came from a, from those who have the locals in north america, animals, whenever contact with him coming over, you know, look or hang columbia, him official seeing if he covers a little conflict in the low money that i'm calling for the laser losing dean, it listed on a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community has helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we see how the melanesians people of the torres strait fighting, rising sea levels, which threatened to swallow their islands. first nations frontline, the torres strait swallowed by the sea on al jazeera when the news breaks, it's not just personal property, but also an infrastructure that now leaves fixing from power lines to water. me when people need to be heard and the story told they woul

could see damaging gusts of wind, 17, maybe 18 mph across the north coast of devon and cornwall.gh a good part of the day in northern ireland with strengthening winds. the breeze picks up elsewhere, but after a bright start in the midlands, east anglia, south—east, cloud over, outbreaks of rain developing here into the afternoon. limited extent of northern england, too. far north of england and scotland, though, even though they'll stay chilly, especially with the breeze later on, many will be dry and bright. see you soon. tonight at ten... a landmark deal for developing nations at the un climate summit — but disappointment at the lack of progress on cutting fossil fuels. rich nations agree to create a fund to pay poorer countries for the damage and economic losses caused by climate change like flooding. this will not be enough, but it is a much—needed political signal to rebuild broken trust. the voices of those on the front lines of the climate crisis must be heard. but despite that success there's criticism there were no stronger pledges on cutting emissions and the use of fos

he saw what liberal democrats did to conservatives in buckinghamshire, shropshire, and in devon. wall right across the country. but being scared of the democrats isn�*t a good enough reason to deny the british people their say. this is the guy who two years ago was telling us all, eat out to help out. well, our message to the conservatives as this, helped out by clearing out. rishi sunak, your government does not have a shred of credibility left. it does not have a shred of legitimacy left, and if you had a shred of integrity left, you would call a general election now. whenever the election comes, the liberal democrats, we will show that we are the party that cares comedy party that has a plan, the party that offers a fair deal, and that is why we will win. that was ed davey with a keynote speech to replace the party conference speech after the liberal democrat party conference was cancelled because of the death of the queen. a political speech and also some poignant personal moments from him.

. >> thank you, devon. >>> hundreds of families came together for a pre-thanksgiving meal and carnival in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood today. the event was put on by city impact, they shut down the whole city block for the communal meal and kids carnival. city impact also opened their kids design lab and let certain families shop for new clothes at no cost. >> allows them to get brand-new clothing, and feel good about themselves. getting is encouraging to see so many smiles as they walk out the door, it's an amazing resource, and it's a tool for us to build relationships with them to plug them into other programs. >> city impact is gearing up for their big thanksgiving meal, they plan to serve more than 2000 people and say they still need volunteers. you can sign up on the city impact website. >>> darren is back again, we have a sprinkling going on in the north bay right now. >>, north bay, if you look at the camera behind you or the camera we have on the sales force looking east, it's a clear sky right now but if we go to first alert doppler hd will see where the showers ar

areas of scotland, one or two showers running down the irish sea, just clipping pembrokeshire and also devonsius, but not feeling quite as chilly. for most of us, the winds won't be as strong as they were yesterday. now, for wednesday, the wind starts to pick up once again, another band of rain coming up the atlantic, this one moving its way northwards and eastwards. it will be followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers, but there'll be quite a lot of showers across western areas as we head into the afternoon. temperatures not really changing too much — about seven again in the north to about 11 or 12 across southern parts of england and wales. we've got more rain in the forecast for thursday. this area of rain looks to be quite a slow—moving band as it extends its way gradually eastwards. could see some localised flooding impacting from that, just one or two areas, and we'll start to see those temperatures just picking up across parts of england and wales, 12—13 celsius the high. into the weekend and next week, it does stay on the unsettled side, the winds turn more to the south—westerly

this is a story from devon.and the last place it is known to be seen is in the scottish highlands. devon wildlife trust is saying they would like it to be at the forefront of a radical species recovery programme, so to be reintroduced. they say they are stocky, larger and bushy tailed. reintroduced. they say they are stocky, largerand bushy tailed. hares stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how bi are stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? — stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? not— stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? not a _ stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? not a lot _ stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? not a lot bigger, - stocky, larger and bushy tailed. how big are they? not a lot bigger, not i big are they? not a lot bigger, not a lot bigger _ big are they? not a lot bigger, not a lot bigger than _ big are they? not a lot bigger, not a lot bigger than a _ big are they? not a lot bigger, not a lot bigger than a domestic- big are they? not

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what about devon? it was a simple goth i do. i have is i sit around stuff like that, hang on your friends, they boyfriends like these kids right here. and you know, stuff like that. but from one day to the next life changed locked downs, curfews school shut down, sports facilities, closed even hoops for remove to make sure nobody played for me. it was rudo because like i said, i didn't really know. i know was like a table as a right. i didn't. my knowledge on like activities was home low, so i was miserable in the house. that was home alone. most of the time a mom was at work. 16 hours a little boring though, the only thing i really want to have was my dog at the time, books and games. kevin's mother is a single parent. she worked in a nearby hospital during the pandemic. she had very little time to take care of her son. she was horrified to see how lonely he became and how he changed physically. the hardest part of the pit demick was seeing my son. when i come home. in the same spot, i left him. they started snacking more. of c

bodies of devon and deshaun. >> u.s. president ryan indicate were found inside a charter bus where they had been for the day and enjoying school activity, having a meal together and coming back to our grounds and someone amongst them chose to do an act of violence. we found them dead inside that bus. and for hours we had to process a crime scene in september. the university says its threat assessment team learned jones, the suspected shooter told someone he had a gun. but before sunday, the statement hadn't amounted to a crime or any charges. the motive for the deadly shooting that continues to rattle families and the entire campus remains unclear. >> that was evan lambert reporting for us tonight. classes today across all university of virginia campus is were canceled as well as tonight uva men's basketball game. the man accused being a serial killer in stockton. and oakland was in court again today. wesley brownlee was arraigned on new charges at the san joaquin superior court. >> last month, stockton police sent out 7

what about devon? it was a simple goth i do. i have is i sit around stuff like that, hang on your friends, they boyfriends like these kids right here. and you know, stuff like that. but from one day to the next life changed locked downs, curfews school shut down, sports facilities, closed even hoops removed to make sure nobody played for me. it was rudo because like i said, i didn't really know. i know was like a table as a right. i didn't my knowledge on like activities was home low, so i was miserable in the house. that was home alone. most of the time i was out work. no 16 hour shift. a little boring. the only thing i really want to know was my dog at the time, books and games. kevin's mother is a single parent. she worked in a nearby hospital during the pandemic. she had very little time to take care of her son. she was horrified to see how lonely he became and how he changed physically. the hardest part of the pit demick was seeing my son. when i come home in the same spot, i left him. the started snacking more. of course,

we could see winds around northern coasts, devon and cornwall touch around 70 or 80 miles an hour, travelat and with it, some very heavy rain, too. the winds flipping from the southeast to the northwest through the day. rain also spreading northwards across wales there through a good part of the day in northern ireland and into the afternoon, the midlands, east anglia, the southeast will get progressively wet as well. influence across northern england, a little bit more limited far north of england, scotland after a frosty in places icy and foggy start, should be dry and bright day for many. a few showers in the northeast, but it will feel cold here in the breeze. that breeze strengthening through the day and the breeze will strengthen a bit further through monday night to tuesday even colder air across scandinavia, working into the far north of scotland on the northern edge of our double low centre. that centre, though, fizzling out cloud. outbreaks of rain in the morning, a bit bright and showery into the afternoon, certainly a bit better than some will have seen on monday. but in the f

areas of scotland, one or two showers running down the irish sea, just clipping pembrokeshire and also devon most of us, the winds won't be as strong as they were yesterday. now, for wednesday, the wind starts to pick up once again, another band of rain coming up the atlantic, this one moving its way northwards and eastwards. it will be followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers, but there'll be quite a lot of showers across western areas as we head into the afternoon. temperatures not really changing too much, about seven again in the north to about 11 or 12 across southern parts of england and wales. we've got more rain in the forecast for thursday. this area of rain looks to be quite a slow—moving band as it extends its way gradually eastwards. could see some localised flooding impacting from that, just one or two areas, and we'll start to see those temperatures just picking up across parts of england and wales, 12—13 celsius the high. into the weekend and next week, it does stay on the unsettled side, the winds turn more to the south—westerly direction, so temperatures just coming up,

areas of scotland, one or two showers running down the irish sea, just clipping pembrokeshire and also devonas chilly. for most of us, the winds won't be as strong as they were yesterday. now, for wednesday, the wind starts to pick up once again, another band of rain coming up the atlantic, this one moving its way northwards and eastwards. it will be followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers, but there'll be quite a lot of showers across western areas as we head into the afternoon. temperatures not really changing too much — about seven again in the north to about 11 or 12 across southern parts of england and wales. we've got more rain in the forecast for thursday. this area of rain looks to be quite a slow—moving band as it extends its way gradually eastwards. could see some localised flooding impacting from that, just one or two areas, and we'll start to see those temperatures just picking up across parts of england and wales, 12—13 celsius the high. into the weekend and next week, it does stay on the unsettled side, the winds turn more to the south—westerly direction, so temperatures

areas of scotland, one or two showers running down the irish sea, just clipping pembrokeshire and also devonndy day. temperatures 7—11 celsius, but not feeling quite as chilly. for most of us, the winds won't be as strong as they were yesterday. now, for wednesday, the wind starts to pick up once again, another band of rain coming up the atlantic, this one moving its way northwards and eastwards. it will be followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers, but there'll be quite a lot of showers across western areas as we head into the afternoon. temperatures not really changing too much — about seven again in the north to about 11 or 12 across southern parts of england and wales. we've got more rain in the forecast for thursday. this area of rain looks to be quite a slow—moving band as it extends its way gradually eastwards. could see some localised flooding impacts from that, just one or two areas, and we'll start to see those temperatures just picking up across parts of england and wales, 12—13 celsius the high. into the weekend and next week, it does stay on the unsettled side, the winds tur

football players, devon chancellor labelle davis junior into shawn perry after they returned from a field trip late sunday. the suspect is a former member of the virginia football team last played in 2018 elder jones says that he last talked to his son about a month ago and he says jones junior told him that someone was giving him a hard time. but that he was upbeat and doing well. the head football coach and athletic director at the university of virginia spoke today at a news conference about the shooting that left 3 football team members, dad. >> feels like it's. a nightmare. to be honest with you. when i'm ready for somebody to pick up and it said this didn't happen. still in shock. trying to. rationalize. but also finding courage me community with those that have come out and support and also those banded together to. trying to figure out, you know how we move forward after going through a situation like this. >> university of virginia running back michael hollins was also injured in the shooting. his lawyers say that he is out of the icu now and he's awake and alert after surgery. o

mr. devon pulling sand out of the sea, bucketful after bucketful among vendors jerome channel. he can dive up to depths of 12 meters. when he started 20 years ago, he was just to person who hold the buckets on board. but then he started diving the spending of the firewall was in the water doing dive after dawn. good mill protective equipment and no oxygen tank. big dangerous work? well, on the day i go into the water with the pipe in one hand and the bucket in the other . we hold the pipe with our legs and used a bucket to dig outside. i thought of ivy i have and then the people on the boat pull up the bucket. when i come up by holding the pipe, the empty the bucket into the boat. i give it back to me and then i dive again. you still owe them money, but this is the up north. lydia is delivering this coastal region has a decades long tradition, not pulling sand out of the sea for use and construction. the problem now is the scale several 1000 people on a living by mining the sea for sun says activist samira up the log. she has been campaigning against legal st mining on and he h

began nancy pelosi quote, terrible thing as he booting it, to rise in crime rates in what he called devon crunch runs cities. their thought came often of, of democrats, a highly critical republican of failing to reign in a rise in violent political rhetoric. yeah. with for pelosi, that's a terrible thing with all of them. it's a terrible thing. look at what's happened to san francisco general. look at what shepherd in chicago. it was far worse in afghanistan. soon after the incident, the democrats branded this in a trump supposed to, but the media is being speculating about a number of interesting details the most. here are some of them. the moment the intruder broke into the house wasn't caught on any security cameras, which there are several police boating cameras or were also turned off. and according to various reports, the politicians husband was allegedly calling the intruder by his name and even told the police that the attacker was the friend. a quick reminder of the incident last friday, the 42 year old and food attacks, nancy pelosi, his husband, paul, a wealthy businessman and

0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been looking at the impact of the policy on the resort of torbay in devonis resort has a long tradition of welcoming visitors, but the sending of asylum seekers to hotels here is having a mixed impact on the area. are you getting all your bits ready? this family have lived and worked in this hotel for over a year. but now they are packing up with nowhere to go, so asylum seekers can move in. fundamentally, we've lost ourjobs, our livelihoods and our accommodation in the run—up to christmas. don't forget baby peter. the home office took over this third hotel in the area this month. the couple say they and other long—term residents were told they had to go. how do you feel about the fact that you're having to move out so that asylum seekers can move in? well, we understand that the government has a duty of care to anybody who lands on our shores, basically, but it also has a duty of care to the people already here. you know, it's got to be justice for everybody, you know? what's it been like since you got here? this couple told me they fled to the uk earlier

and for lack of a better word, i'm free to see 500 kilometers and also devon in pennsville for waco. go to her old neighborhood to meet someone who has the same dream of leaving the township behind i, my name is adam, are from taylor long to show home off on my so i and i was the fast in his family to go to university. but 2 months ago he was kicked out, he's timely, could not pay the tuition any more. now i and that he's back helping out as his mother's tavern, a diploma, and a well paid job. i now farther away than ever. oh, my boys, mud, legalese, i kid movie, eat central bees of academics in all the subjects is good. he was the number one. so i think he can do his not fit to be given a chance so that he can, you know, pursue his bed and become what, what he wants to become. and she has a big round of his family and make a better life. rancho voice is sir. i yonder lived in a room behind the tavern, 10 percent of south africans on more than 80 percent of the country as well. when i am the, he is this numbers. he filled thick. though we, i grew up and i feel like it's more like it'

0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been looking at the impact of the policy on the resort of torbay in devon lived and worked in this hotel for over a year. but now they are packing up with nowhere to go, so asylum seekers can move in. fundamentally, we've lost ourjobs, our livelihoods and our accommodation in the run—up to christmas. don�*t forget baby peter. the home office took over this third hotel in the area this month. the couple say they and other long—term residents were told they had to go. how do you feel about the fact that you�*re having to move out so that asylum seekers can move in? well, we understand that the government has a duty of care to anybody who lands on our shores, basically, but it also has a duty of care to the people already here. you know, it's got to be justice for everybody, you know? what�*s it been like since you got here? this couple told me they fled to the uk earlier this month in fear of their lives. they didn�*t want to reveal their identities. translation: i feel safe now because no one will come - to arrest me or my husband. but living in a hotel room

the showers will be mainly devon and cornwall and could locally heavy.oss the south—east of england will remain cloudy and we can expect some rain at times especially for kent and sussex. wales see a showery end to sunday, with winds also remaining brisk along the west coast. eastern areas, though, will see some lengthy spells. sun however, will end on a dry note across the midlands with the clearer skies across the north and west. a few mist and fog patches may also , as the fog patches may also, as the evening goes on. north eastern england will also be largely dry. that further west there will be some showers , some of will be some showers, some of which may be heavy. it will be breezy along irish sea coast. lighter winds elsewhere . showers lighter winds elsewhere. showers will be quite widespread across scotland this evening. but showers heavy in places . the far showers heavy in places. the far north—east, though, may avoid most of the showers and state largely dry. northern ireland, though, won't be so lucky with scattered showers continuing here