failed to reach. finished don history shows that yes periodic mozarts and gauses appear.o have extraordinary abilities. in some narrow area. they do not demonstrate memory capability. here by pressing setting in harsh conditions to memorize large volumes of text, when they are simply deprived of childhood and sit from morning to evening studying genius. this is a little different. this is not a trivial, not a banal way of looking at things, when he, at the age of 5, composes brilliant music. once, having heard all this , he reproduces it in notes, when the same gaus, there the teacher gave various tasks to schoolchildren, so that they let him do their own business, and he instantly decided all this and gave out not banal, the answers of a genius are this, if the results of this a person have already some society. on historical value, so genius is not a frequent story, but a child prodigy. i would classify this as more of an assignment. that this is a child endowed with a sufficiently large number of various inclinations. well, that is, here nature just so generously poure

and we also tried to do everything possible so that the exhibition cossacks in the history of russia, the don army became a real immersion in the history and world of the cossacks within the framework of the forum, lectures, concerts and workshops on trick riding, and all this is free, but with prior registration, but the exhibition will require an entrance ticket to the museum. take a look at unique items. cossacks from the xii century to the present day can be until november 25 artyom kuznetsov maxim says anatoly ignatov and mariana pipanyan together. all three nations presented awards named after the korsh who was outstanding from the nyura center of the late 19th century, or as a successful theater manager would say these days, the ceremony is held for the second year in a row simultaneously with the start of the new season, the main prize is a symbolic figurine in the form of bricks, and those who hold the theater up were employees, lighting , costumers, sound department workers, as well as project curators and those who support the entire cast. the award, which wanted to thank people is

reach failed finished don badly. history shows that yes periodic mozarts and gauses appear. but these are children who have extraordinary abilities. in some narrow area. they do not demonstrate memory capability. here, through the pressure of setting in harsh conditions, to memorize large volumes of text, when they are simply deprived of childhood and sit from morning to evening, a genius learns. this is a little different. this is not a trivial, not a banal way of looking at things, when he, at the age of 5, composes brilliant music. once, having heard all this, it reproduces in notes, when the same gaus, there the teacher gave various tasks to schoolchildren so that they would let him do their own thing. he instantly solved all this, gave out non-banal answers of a genius, this is it, if the results of the activity. this person already has some social and historical value, so genius is not a frequent story, but a child prodigy. i would attribute this rather to the concept of inclinations, that this is a child endowed with a sufficiently large number of various inclinations

polovtsian women who are standing in the slobozhanshchyna in the wild field and this is the common history of both the donsacks and the zaporizhia cossacks directly, the history of the wild field, which is partly also on the territory of russia, their lack of history does not even happen a new story because without education we are not talking to the uneducated, but how to discuss with them if there is no discussion, well, i will also say that ukrainian troops are now standing on the border with the russian federation, i don’t know what kind of panic the russians can be, because they, if they are attacking themselves, they probably think that otherwise the army can come to the border, don’t go to bilhorod, then you and so on, they have evacuations there, but i don’t know if they imposed a state of emergency there, probably in some areas they imposed it. here is the situation, this is uncertain for the russians to what extent it scares them and how can it affect our advantage in this war when they see an enemy on the borders and i don't know if the enemy will come to them in belgorod or not my part will co

don icon of the mother of god, remembering all those wonderful events that are associated with the prayer of our pious ancestors before this icon. and, of course, there were two special events in the historythe people, when prayer before this image saved our country. the first time it was in 1380 on the kulikovo field. don cossacks bring the same icon in front of which we are praying today. and dmitry donskoy and our army bow their knee with the holy icon. so that the decisive battle would bring victory to russia and despite the superior forces of the enemy. undoubtedly by the power of god as well as the courage of our soldiers? the battle was practically won. but the second event connected already with the city of moscow 1.591 year crimean giray stands on the sparrow hills. the ratio of the defenders of moscow with this crimean horde is incomparable well, what is happening here on this place where you and i are standing now? a special prayer chant was performed. in front of the don icon of the mother of god, everyone who could only came to pray and ask for her help. and what happened? a miracle happened. in which, probably, none of the outsiders believed at that time. yes, and which toda

>> yeah, i think that is kind of a pivotal moment in human history don.ed that we have the capacity at least to do this. if a big asteroid we're headed our way and over the course of the long term, and it's inevitable. we would have some thing in our arsenal that could give us an opportunity to defend ourselves. and put our ducks up with this thing. we live in a tough neighborhood. there is a lot of big rocks out there. we don't know where all of them are yet and that is an important thing to do. but if we do find ourselves in a situation where a huge rock which could cause an extinction event like the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, or something that might wipe out a whole city, it is nice to know that we could do something about it. >> so explain to me myles how did nasa actually make this happen. because this spacecraft was the size of a joint. >> yes, kind of david versus goliath kind of thing. the spending machine thing, about 1300 pounds hitting a rock that is five billion tons. you think we'll, what could that do? but it's not unlike playing pool.

masters from kansas, where he serves as an adjunct professor, teaching american history and ancient history. don, welcome. are you with us? >> i am, patrick. thank you for having me. >> excellent! how are you doing? and most importantly, how is the staff doing? are you guys reopen? there's obviously a lot of energy to get all these museums reopened. how are things there? >> we hope to share some of that energy, and soon. the staff is doing well. they are eager to get back. the library is in phase one, so some of the archivists are returning and doing some work on site. the museum continues in phase zero, but the numbers are trending our way. and so we hope, in short order, to be in a position where we can reopen the doors to the public. >> excellent! we are excited because justice last weekend, we were open in washington d.c., the headquarters -- the rotunda, for a few hours on saturday and sunday. we are testing our systems here in washington and, eager as you, say to get the crowds back and start engaging with the public. because of our situation, that's why we are doing this series so folks c

sister venus lost in straight sets, marking the finale to one of the greatest doubles teams in history. donnt today. i'm so jealous. give us a sense of the excitement that is building ahead of serena's match tonight. >> brianna, thanks so much. the excitement is bidding. of course, the excitement has been building all week. tickets to see serena williams play have become an incredibly scarce commodity because with every match, it could be the last one. there could be no more. especially since she's now out of the doubles. so the demand has been through the roof already. they're saying that the total attendance for last year's u.s. open might be surpassed before they even get to the quarterfinals and that's been driven by serena williams. she's the hottest ticket in sports right now. the atmosphere here is through the roof, and of course, do i need to mention, we're in new york, and it's on a friday night of a holiday weekend. so people need no excuse to have a good time and party, and you just know that energy is all going to be brought on the arthur ashe stadium behind me pretty soon. and

of our fatherland , praying before the miraculous image of the don mother of god , remembering the great heroic events in our national history associated with the struggle of our people for freedom for independence, with prayers before this miraculous image, we will be worthy of our great ancestors in the current conditions. let us also firmly hope for the protection to the most pure mother of god, also offer up your fervent prayer to her image, also love your fatherland and also be ready to defend it. if required. happy holiday to all of you. hello time news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. the last honors to the first and only president of the soviet union in moscow today say goodbye to mikhail gorbachev, who changed the course of history as soon as the main part of the iaea mission left the zaporozhye nuclear power plant concerned about what he saw at the station hit the enemy from the ground from the air. the ministry of defense showed footage of how the airborne forces stopped an unsuccessful attempt. a breakthrough. our artillery worked so that they had no chance. region with th

message we've been hearing from so many people up and down this queue, don, is that it's a historic moment. and it's a moment of history and their families want to be a part of. don? >> oh my gosh, those kids are in the little wagon there. they're so cute there all snuggled up and snoozing. good for them. i hope they're staying warm and warm there. standby, not a, i want to bring in neil, how do you explain this incredible showing of people who are filing past the coffin of the late queen, standing in line for hours, and they never even knew her. >> almost the whole population was born after she came to the throne. so, they've never known anything else. and she is like part of the furniture, but she's part of the mentally live in. it's like the loss of her is like a wall suddenly falling out of your room. and people felt protective, reassured by her presence. which continuously said, everything is okay, we're gonna be all right. nothing really has changed. and reality, of course immensely changed. express their condolences. we know this is about morning, but monday will also be a diplomatic event. yes it will. in that

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many people have been here, don, for many, many hours, waiting to be part of history and one person saidhe only monarch i have ever known. she is not just the mother to one it and also a monarch to their children and they'll be making thereto way where the second part of the counsel is something weren't expecting it and we saw in wales as well as in belfast and northern ireland. really what do we expect, this moment where everyone wants to be here be part of history. in terms of the images that we have been seeing this morning, the cortege of seven cars we've been keeping an eye on. that's been going through various towns and villages, very picturesque key -- a picturesque city, a town next to ball that is in the outskirts of aberdeen. we're very close to aberdeen as richard said and you're seeing the gun salutes from edinburgh castle. from aberdeen we'll then go to dundee and then come back, past the royal mall here, past st. charles and past the royal residence of the monarch. she's expected to stay there and lie there overnight. and she will lie in rest for 24 hours where people can g

. >> i saw the don lemon moment and he just got lectured by royal expert on history and didn't turn out to that, but yet don lemon doubles back trying to push his ideology on the expert and tries to end it all by saying i grew up there, it is just amazing and this is before the storm hit. it is not a moment for politics or agenda. >> good on the director of national hurricane center, we want to have a discussion, we can at some point and we will probably disagree issue but not now. they can't resist the moment, it is present-ism or moment-ism, this has to be the worst moment, intensifying and has to be climate change. the problem is, it is always the default, but it is not always right employees hotter, colder, wetter, dryer, it is not as bad, it is climate change, you are making a religious argument. >> senator klobuchar talked about the inflation reduction act, she had to this say. >> we just did something about climate change for first time in decades, we have to win this as that hurricane bears down on florida, win in the midterm. >> harris, that was a moment. >> harris: i've interv

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don, with p public flanked on both sides. an incredibly raw emotion. of course you'll see a family grieving very publicly and the public between them, 15 feet in between them, really feeling the weight of history in that emotion as the family mourns very exposed, of course. i can feel the emotion will be incredibly raw when we see that happen in about an hour and a half, don. >> isa is standing by and we'll bring that to you live as it all unfolds. thank you, isa soares. >>> meantime president biden and the first lady planning to come to the queen's funeral a week from today. the white house says the president will not have a delegation of u.s. officials traveling with him. straight to cnn's jeremy diamond at the white house for us this morning. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, don. president biden and the first lady receiving formally that invitation to attend the queen's state funeral over the weekend. we heard yesterday from the white house that the president and the first lady do intend to attend this funeral, but a white house official also telling us that buckingham palace did not invite president biden to bring a larger delegation to the queen's state funeral. this funer

don lemon tonight. all right, this is a date for history in the books. it is right here in london. and a day of big developments back home and around the world. a judge releasing new never before seen information from the mar-a-lago affidavit. and we have news out of ukraine, where signs that some of vladimir putin's forces are retreating back into russia. all of that ahead in london. this is the day of the queen's return to buckingham palace. and first on cnn, we're learning that the queens children and their grandchildren had a family dinner at the palace tonight, a moment of unity for a family in mourning. what we saw here tonight was really amazing, cars coming to a complete stop so drivers could -- queens while passing by. around buckingham palace, waiting in the rain for hours just for the chance to pay tribute, breaking out in tears as she arrived at the palace for the first time, for the last time. [applause] the first -- inside so everybody could see the coffin and when. now in a matter of hours, kate charles will lead the royal family walking behind a coffin inside posses

history put control, no green, the cochlea key model, which not a mileage later, scott, machine, field commander, romano, merchant, go as witnessed, numerous crimes committed by ukrainian neo nazis in don bass. none of the people know where walnut creek kiddos are going. not when i know told by 2 boys here. i thought of the glamour showing mental torch. cool. liberal story really took was signal still better. all. did you build good michelle or in your trunk, or i'll put on post face barajo if sure. ah. the willa milan digital solution i purchased of all sorts of videos. talk a direct me silly question. neil g, i to re evaluate linda to me. kentoria lucila valued valjean sion malady jared glass. proper dollar asked stevenson do shenise no one is she lena? mm. mm slash my children remain children. i mean, they always need a sense of wonder and joy most of the login's pabo this but kind of academic russian drama theater gala. michael york, felipe of a never forgets this government out there or too long against expert berkeley. it said i shouldn't like to keep the subsidies through. it's just that i think those are identity. luciana also cares for children who have lost their parents news

don lemon tonight. all right, this is a date for history in the books. it is right here in london.d the world. a judge releasing new never before seen information from the mar-a-lago affidavit. and we have news out of ukraine, where signs that some of vladimir putin's forces are retreating back into russia. all of that ahead in london. this is the day of the queen's return to buckingham palace. and first on cnn, we're learning that the queens children and their grandchildren had a family dinner at the palace tonight

it's a moment of history they and their families want to be a part of. don?oh, my gosh, those kids are in the little wagon there mp they're so cute. all snuggled up and snoozing. i hope they're staying warm. i want to bring in neil. how do you explain this incredible showing of people who are filing past the coffin, standing in line for hours and they never even knew her. >> almost the whole population was born after she came to the throne. they've never known anything else. she is like part of the -- not the furniture, but she is the house they mentally live in. the loss of her is like a wall suddenly falling out of your room and people felt protected, reassured by her presence, which continuously said, everything's okay. we're going to be all right. nothing really has changed. in reality of course immensely brittain has totally changed. >> totally changed. they don't know what is next and they're seeing what is going to happen with the new king. let's stick to what is going to happen here today, selma. today was majestic. >> if you can imagine it, don, we h

there was racing history at salisbury this afternoon: the first horse to run in the royal colours of king charles iii. tom marquand donned supporter of racing. her horses won every classic during her reign, apart from the derby. her stable has now been passed to king charles but his first runner could only finish second. that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. bye. we are going to end the week on the wet and windy note but the weekend is looking drier and brighter so here's a headline for friday. now that wind and rain will sweep into western parts of the morning in fact gale force winds affecting parts of northern ireland and scotland at this stage as this area of rain sweeps in. in many parts of england and wales actually clear and calm. with the mist and fog and really quite chilly in real spots temperatures just the few deeds above freezing. so here is that waterfront as it sweeps across the country. during the course of the morning and into the afternoon. accompanied by some very strong winds in fact gusts of wind across the north—west could approach 70 miles an hour. and around coast and inland a

don tab walks among the vintage. >> this place will take from wod war ii up through vietnam and let at, feel and get engaged with history. >> reporter: in san francisco jn ramos, kpix 5. > >> stay with us. > >> a rescue of more than 100 bis has a significant tie to oaklan. >> protecting these herons fromy streets. right after this. > >> and written us every week bay week bay day for our new live nt at 7:00 and 8:00 on our sister station kbc w, you can find kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. > >> today some off-duty flight as on the picket line. we are going going to hear from bay area workers on their demands to betr pay and better safety measures on the job. > >> one last check with f

defeated sarah palin peltola will make history as the first alaskan native to serve in congress she will complete the remaining months of the late congressman don young's term peltola will have a rematch against palin to determine who will fill the next two-year term they are using their new ranked-choice voting system. >>> last night serena williams proved she is still a major force to be reckoned with. she won her second-round match in a hard-fought, three-set battle take a look. talk about a comeback queen. it was a grueling three-set match that went on for almost two and a half hours, tan was all topped off with that crowd-pleasing signature twirl after playing only a handful of games this year, here's what the tennis champ had to say about last night's win >> well, i'm a pretty good player you know, this is what i do best i love a challenge, love rising to the challenge >> can you catch serena playing doubles with her sister venus tonight. and on friday, she will face the third-round singles match. serena is the hottest ticket in town and celebrities packed the stands you know that guy, golf legend tiger woods, also spike lee and singing s

history. hagar, me ah, ah . ah, as the 2nd day of voting begins, archie continues with special coverage of the ongoing wrapper and don bath, zapper. she and her song on whether to join russia with international observers monitoring the event suspended to see this is a historic day for don bosh. i've been covering this issue since 2014. therefore, i know very well with the feelings of the people are here. having survived torture and paying 55 military personnel from russia and don bass republic had come back home after their nightmare and ukrainian captivity.

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will guns chameleon so people and don s can look at people as republicans, up out in harrison regions where they made their choice and our common destiny and millennia history has behind us that was passed on from generation to generation quite old the, they pick it, it was, they kept the law for russia 3 years. and these feelings cannot be destroyed. and by anyone that's why older generations and the youth who were burned up for the tragedy of the call that of the soviet union voted for our unity for our common carriage future in 991 in bullet pulcher, without asking about the wheel of regular citizens representatives of those party leads when made the decision to do with bringing their homeland to collapse and the people they were are. and what does that mark from? bear in mind. that land is man bridge. our unity, national unity turned into this asteroid like the opera there a balloon and they were making dividing and border is somewhere behind the scenes. and the latest leader is called the soviet union. despite the direct expression, we'll let the referendum of 991 and they destroyed our great country. they just the fact that you were maybe they didn't

andrey tikhonov ntv moscow rostov-on-don these days has become the center of historical memory, the international forum zmievskaya balka is working there. the history cadets military-patriotic clubs, public figures and deputies honored the memory of the civilians shot during the great patriotic war, the number of victims, according to historians, amounted to 27,000 people and laid flowers at the largest holocaust memorial. in russia, the organizers note, in the light of recent events, when the nazis terrorize ukrainian citizens, fire at the civilian population of russian border cities and impose their ideology in every possible way. it is important for young people, among other things, to preserve continuity of generations, patriotism and historical memory. this event is very significant and what is the main thing from this as a conclusion. you must do this to preserve the memory and tell the younger generation about these atrocities. and so that they repeat me, so that they live in peace and thank our compatriots for the victory for the peaceful sky above their heads. from the past to the present participant of the forum were transferred during th

captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "don lemon tonight" live from london, where special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth continues. historye moments people will talk about for years to come.

don. the 1619 project is part of that different story, stories of asian american, pacific islander historyes, queer stories, the black lives matter movement. i try to do this third reconstruction as well. we need to tell our kids a story that shows the tragedy but also the beauty of this country, that shows what it was like for racial slavery to end and how people who were enslaved became architects of american uphold the white people who have been abolitionists. and right now, are staunch anti racists -- and not just allies. more than that, they stand in solidarity with black people. we need to tell stories about our brown sisters and brothers who stand in solidarity with us, our asian american pacific islander sisters and brothers, our indigenous sisters and brothers who stand with us. that is the story that can build consensus and community. so, i reject governor abbott's notion that, if we tell a critical version of american history, we somehow are not patriotic, we somehow do not love the country and do not believe in the country. if anything, those of us who strive, whether we are pr

captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "don lemon tonight" live from london, where special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth continues. history is being made before our very eyes. these are the moments people will talk about for years to come. charles, who has spent his life preparing for this, addressing the nation for the first time as king. in a rare display of royal emotion, talking about his mother and what she meant to the country and her family. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. >> king charles -- yes king charles -- acknowledging how much the nation and the world have changed since his mother was crowned and the challenges he faces ahead in a britain that is very different from the one he was born in. he'll be officially proclaimed king in a matter of hours. charles also addressing his family, naming william and kate prince and princess of wales. kate taking on the title that her mother-in-law, diana, ha

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don back hardly implemented the tool. why not? this was agree by france, germany, russia and the ukraine. long former british diplomat and russia. william melanson is well acquainted with the history of the minsk records withdrawal, a foreign arm groups, weapons, and mercenaries not implemented. we have america doing what it can, sending soldiers arms weapons to keep things boiling under the surface. the u. s. wishes to provoke as much as it can ra moscow into taking, defend more and more defensive measures in order to justify continuing the sanctions. ah, luis, the counter russian state full narrative. i've studied as i'm forming those landscape diva under jingles, house lamps and a for a group in 55. been okay. 09 is the final speed you on your policy with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine. the state aunt rush up to date and school ortiz spoke back to even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. mm hm. so we could push videos if it twisted shelf with with with the implementation of the minsk agreements. assume the peaceful restoration of don bass is part of ukraine or mm. like apparently washington needs a newborn. you wouldn't get away with sus

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don bus hardly implemented the tool. why not? this was agreed by france, germany, russia, and the ukraine blue form of british tip imagined russia. william melanson is well acquainted with the history of the min skakel its own withdrawal, a foreign arm groups, weapons, and mercenaries not implemented. we have america doing what it can, sending soldiers arms weapons to keep things boiling under the surface. the u. s. wishes to provoke as much as it can moscow into taking, defend more and more defensive measures in order to justify continuing the sanctions. ah ah ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time. time to sit down and talk. mm mm. the implementation of the mince agreements. assume the peaceful restoration of don bass is part of ukraine or mm. but apparently washington needs a got the one of someone who born knew it wasn't it also with the machine that you're so when you, when a small galaxy you did an additional perspective. but the political leader

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don back hardly implemented the tool. why not? this was agreed by france, germany, russia and the ukraine blue form of british diplomats and russia. william melanson is well acquainted with the history of the min sky codes bmw withdrawal. a foreign arm groups, weapons, and mercenaries not implemented. we have america doing what it can, sending soldiers bombs, weapons to keep things boiling under the surface. the u. s. wishes to provoke as much as it can moscow into taking defense more and more defensive measures in order to justify continuing the sanctions. ah, i ah, in the united states a news and tax on other countries economic sanctions are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the country that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole war and we need to make room for the rest. because without out there with me, with the implementation of the minsk agreements, assume the peaceful restoration of don bass is part of ukraine or mm. but apparently, washington needs a got the one of someone who born near you wouldn't get als

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don bass. we've all wanted this for a very long time. we dreamed about it in 2014. and then we realized that dreams of that we made history. these are historic days. we are reuniting with our great homeland with russia. i know what you and i have been through what we continue to go through. now we are not alone, sir, but certainly feels like it's after the holiday. it's very 1st. if year as the results. kate, results of the referendum came in just before midnight on a tuesday. now the head of an esc peoples of republic is a speaking right now. just behind me, i was asked to be a little quieter while i was speaking with you. but definitely the mood ad here is a very festive and just likewise said 99.23 percent of the voters said yes in the referendum to to i had joining with russia now. this referendum was taking place over the last 5 days of oral those days. we had some mo bile referendum, a group. so walking from a home to home from the apartment building to an a 4000000 pal calling on that people to come down and vote that was done outside of the pulling stations for safety reasons. because ukrainian nationalists continu

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there was racing history at salisbury this afternoon: the first horse to run in the royal colours of king charles iii. tom marquand donnedto sweep right across the country. a big autumn low is on the way, and here it is on the weather map. a lot of isobars there, and that does mean some very strong winds, especially in northwestern parts of the uk. let�*s have a look at the forecast for the early hours. you can see that broad band of rain sweeping into ireland and western parts of scotland, a good squeeze in the isobars here. that means of strengthening winds. but further east and south, it�*s a completely different picture — light winds, calm, mist and fog in a few places and really quite chilly. on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and really very windy around the irish sea coasts and down towards the southwest as well. now, here�*s that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it�*ll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it�*ll be very windy a