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finns, not the dull drunk swedes, they do not know how to worry like that, suffer like that and so,you know, turn the soul inside out with tears, with snot, with vodka, but it turns out beautifully, well, i mean beautifully not for loved ones, let's say, yes, for suffering mothers, there wives, this book is the joy of russia, there was a need to write about that expressive era of the gorbachev law, to tell about the points that for some reason always attracted drinkers in the brezhnev era and now. in st. petersburg, one of such places, near the monument to mayakovsky, this phenomenon was dedicated a separate book with photographs by sergei podgorkov. well, the corner is well-known, the corner of nikrasova street and mayakovsky street. we know that here on the corner there was until recently a very famous grocery store from the soviet era, and the grocery store, in which... as local residents said, quite often you could meet boyarsky, for example, here you are standing in line for cheese, there stands boyarsky in a shawl in a scarf, yes, here too, by the way, is st. petersburg democr

and this piece on the left is is comparison quite dull? the color still quite vibrant, but it's not quite as or iridescent. and so that us it forced me to ask question, well, why is one shiny and why is one not? and there are two options. this piece may have been abraded when it was in the it might have had some friction applied it which kind of made it dull or it may have been exposed to some sort of trauma during its usable life here at the fort, we know that there were multiple fires and explosions here at the fore and it is possible it was exposed to postproduction heating that caused some discolored reaction, some upbraid men of that glass. so this is one of those things that sometimes you're working with a written archive. you don't necessarily to think about. but this is a very unique opportunity that we have within the archival archive or the archeological archive rather, to begin exploring new, new opportunities scholarship. i have this this is an item that i did not personally research, but it is context for these pieces. i, as i

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a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail. at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board, was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right. let's turn now to your forecast with showers moving into the bay area tonight. but the good news for the trick or treaters is these showers are not sticking around for very long. >> abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is tracking the wet weather and has your halloween forecast. hi, sandhya. hi, there. >> yeah, it's going to be a splash and dash kind of situation, which is obviously welcome. any time. but let's take a look at live doppler seven and we'll talk about what is happening right now. those showers are moving in exactly as we had predicted. as we take you into street level radar, right into the north bay across highway 101, we are seeing some damp roadways. also seeing some wet weather around oakland and emeryville. street level radar tracking. the showers on the peninsula heading towards the burl

here's tom costello. >> reporter: touching down at washington dulles airport, the fedex panda expressgh-level chinese diplomats. the dignitaries, two 3-year-olds, bao li, a male whose name means treasure and energetic, and qing bao, a female whose name means green and treasured. >> so much excitement, so much joy to welcome them to our city. >> reporter: it's all part of a global breeding and conservation program that's moved the pandas from the endangered list to vulnerable. >> if you want to see the species, you have to make more of them. and so, that's something we've really done. >> reporter: it was last november when 51 years of panda mania came to an end, and the smithsonian's last three pandas flew home, just as u.s.-chinese relations grew tense. but then, china announced the pandas would return. two arrived in san diego in june. now, a ten-year loan agreement with the national zoo paying china $1 million a year. for the first 30 days, the pandas will be in quarantine to ensure they don't bring any parasites or infectious diseases to other animals here at the zoo. today, the zo

a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail.at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board, was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right. let's turn now to your forecast with showers moving into the bay area tonight. but the good news for the trick or treaters is these showers are not sticking around for very long. >> abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is tracking the wet weather and has your halloween forecast. hi, sandhya. hi, there. >> yeah, it's going to be a splash and dash kind of situation, which is obviously welcome. any time. but let's take a look at live doppler seven and we'll talk about what is happening right now. those showers are moving in exactly as we had predicted. as we take you into street level radar, right into the north bay across highway 101, we are seeing some damp roadways. also seeing some wet weather around oakland and emeryville. street level radar tracking. the showers on the peninsula heading towards the burli

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. >> court documents suggest a group of men arrested for beating and robbing a dulles woman last month or members of a benevolent street gang. >> the men threatened to cut off her fingers as she did not cooperate. manuel hernandez was built by police just two days earlier, and released a day before the. >> robbery a peruvian gang leader wanted for 23 murders, arrested by border patrol in texas then released into america. [somber music] mr. trump: this is what we are leading into our country, with no control whatsoever. we have no idea who they are. they don't check them. there is no vetting. no nothing. they are coming in at levels that we have never seen before. last month i was in the beautiful small town of prairie duchenne in wisconsin where police arrested a tren de aragua gang member who crossed kamala's open wide border. and then came into your state and held a mother and daughter captive against their will and sexually assaulted them again and again and again. and did great harm to both. just last week an illegal alien driving an suv, and a 60-year-old retired green bay police

accused of this, but it just seems to me that some euphoria in which we have lived in recent years has dulleds sense of danger, remember, at the beginning of the great patriotic war, in a few months from the center of the country to the urals were transported gigantic factories almost immediately. trains with tanks, guns, weapons and so on and so forth went to the front. well, tell me, how can such a mobilization take place, a necessary mobilization today, if on one of the federal channels, during a live broadcast, something like this can happen. at a meeting with his belarusian colleague, the russian prime minister emphasized: it is necessary to strengthen cooperation within the framework of the union state, at a meeting in the government they discussed how keep it accessible. by the way, i can't help but note the restraint and professionalism of the presenter katya andreeva, she didn't even bat an eyelid, believe me, this is not a flighty, hysterical , single lady, this is not an agent of sir, no, this is systemic corrosion, you know what it's like during a live broadcast, to get into the s

it's still quite dull and cloudy for a lot of places. the mist and fog of this morning is lifting. change in the weather here. now we have an area of low pressure close to the southwest that's going to pull away this weekend. and the sunshine is coming in behind this weather front, which is bringing with it a little bit of rain. ahead of that, there is a lot of cloud and temperatures are going to be typically 15, maybe 16 degrees, but with some sunshine ahead of that rain. in east anglia, temperatures are likely to reach 19 or 20 celsius. there's the weather front, there's what's left of that rain, that continues to push northwards, pushing the cloud northwards, clearer skies following from the south but in the southeast and across east anglia, later in the night we're going to find more cloud and maybe even a few spots of rain. otherwise most of the rain is in the far northwest of scotland. still pretty mild overnight, just not quite as mild as it was last night. heading into tomorrow, in between these two areas of cloud, there will be some sunshine just going to get wetter though

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he was taken into custody after the plane landed safely at dulles. the faa and fbi are investigating. the bay area air quality management district in california. air resources board is announcing the largest penalty in their history. they have find the valero refining company in benicia close to 82 million dollars to address significant air pollution violations over 64 million dollars from the fine will be returned to local projects aimed at reducing pollution exposure. mitigating pollution impacts and improving public health in areas surrounding the refinery. the remainder of the fine will go towards beneficial clean air projects throughout the bay area. the penalty stems from a 2019 inspection that found and reported emissions from the facilities. hydrogen system. all right. whether time now as we get a live look at sfo, no clouds out there. no fog cuyler road win here to let us know what we have to look forward to tonight if we're out there trick-or-treating. yeah, well, we got so lucky because that system that brought some rain in the overnight h

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the flight took off monday for washington dulles airport. the fbi says the suspect was returning to his seat from the bathroom when he, for some reason, just began hitting a man in the head. another passenger pulled him off. here is some audio from police radio traffic about the incident. >> one individual was assaulted. other individual possibly suffering from ptsd. copy saying the plane is at the gate. >> we have eyes. fbi is notifying they're en route. >> the suspect was taken into custody and ordered to be temporarily detained by a judge. happening now. hundreds of striking hotel workers are blocking the street near the intersection of geary and powell streets in san francisco. they expect to get arrested. earlier, they marched through downtown, passing by some of the hotels where they work. roughly 2000 hotel workers in san francisco are currently on strike. they're demanding higher wages, better staffing and fair workloads. so far, the strike has hit five major san francisco hotels, including the marriott at union square, the grand hya

and this piece on the left is is comparison quite dull? the color still quite vibrant, but it's not quite as or iridescent. and so that us it forced me to ask question, well, why is one shiny and why is one not? and there are two options. this piece may have been abraded when it was in the it might have had some friction applied it which kind of made it dull or it may have been exposed to some sort of trauma during its usable life here at the fort, we know that there were multiple fires and explosions here at the fore and it is possible it was exposed to postproduction heating that caused some discolored reaction, some upbraid men of that glass. so this is one of those things that sometimes you're working with a written archive. you don't necessarily to think about. but this is a very unique opportunity that we have within the archival archive or the archeological archive rather, to begin exploring new, new opportunities scholarship. i have this this is an item that i did not personally research, but it is context for these pieces. i, as i

group dulles, touched by the body. but on hold on this part by the usa automatically to the door, look at it. it will describe most of us could, well, i hope is a class, but i'm on that a and doing it in the god about. another thing is just, i'm not tacit to otherwise, i'll be that the we use to get super psyched loans in the past decades that can tens of thousands of people. sometimes hundreds of thousands that doesn't happen any. we've had super site loans in the last few years with the debt store. it's been less than a 100. we have the best, the best site loan warning protection system in the world. what, you know, by the minute we're there, i think we can warn about half a 1000000 people living in the cost of the so, and we have tens of thousands of shelters around. cool, so they lose their lives. but they don't understand. i see the televisions are the more white one now is in the late lunch and we'll go get wireless is our gosh, this is chad young with a lot of our reports to times as industry, but there was a co

and so, as we look at the forecast for monday, it's going to be quite a dull and damp day for englandsome mist and fog patches up over the high ground. a bit of drizzle to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little bit drier and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow, but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk. it's quite weak initially, and there's going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure. so for tuesday, it's a grey day, a few spots of morning drizzle. in the afternoon, one or two brighter spells, but predominately, it's a cloudy looking day on tuesday. temperatures, 14—16 degrees, and so on the mild side of things for this time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday, so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england

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the intern landed at dulles airport and they sent a week chat message was is a platform that is in chinao one of their friends in maryland. the friend never got the message because it was intercepted and canceled by the chinese. and so what you see, china's strategy was to basically create a firewall and then keep the people on the social meter platforms. so when they came over, they would stay connected to the chinese government. and so essentially you see the same thing with these people coming over. they are on their social media platform stupid they are within their groups and they stay with them. i think part of the problem is we have not moved to ban those types of communication within the country. so university students that come from china and they stay on their platforms. they speak in chinese for they do not assimilate speed you do not actually had to understand the benefits of living in a free society because they stay connected to the chinese communist party. and as you know, and the middle east, the islamic leaders are connected to their followers who, as you rightly point o

the suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail at last check. the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> former 49 san francisco 40 niners. quarterback colin kaepernick says his experience being shunned by the nfl inspired his new business venture. kaepernick spoke about his silent sideline protest in 2016 at the techcrunch disrupt conference in san francisco. he's promoting his ai driven storytelling storytelling platform called lumi, which is meant to help others tell their stories. >> where we're focused is how do we enable stories? and that may come from ai assistants. it may come directly from users. >> kaepernick says he was inspired by his experience taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality, saying he lost control of his own narrative at that time. now, the latest on efforts to bring two chinese pandas to the san francisco zoo. the chronicle reports the zoo is close to its goal of $20 million in donor co

this summer has been a bit dull, with less sunshine and a bit cooler than we have been used to.nd this means that everything's running a bit late. what we want are bright sunny days that are warm and then cool nights that close the plants down so the colours can't be reallocated to the roots. despite the warning from the trust, there is still a flurry of autumnal colours popping up all around the uk. so while this year's autumn leaves are showing up a little bit later compared to previous years, there is still plenty of time to catch the bright autumn colours in the coming months. simon king, bbc news. a reminder of our top headline this afternoon: there's explosions in gaza and beirut as israel marks one year on from the deadly hamas attacks. our correspondents will bring us the latest on the ground. and the olympian rebecca adlington opens up about experience of miscarriage, after losing her daughter at 20 weeks, as she aims to raise awareness of baby and pregnancy loss. we ll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's

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a suspect was arrested shortly after the plane landed at dulles and is still in jail. at last check, the victim, who was being treated by the doctor on board was okay, but physically and mentally shaken over what happened. j.r stone abc seven news. >> the san jose city council has rejected embattled council member omar torres's request for a 30 day leave of absence. torres made the request citing mental health issues tied to an ongoing investigation he's accused of sending sexually explicit text messages to a minor, and yesterday the santa clara county democratic party joined the growing calls for his resignation. their statement reads, in part, quote, council member torres admitted conduct has rendered him unable to represent and serve his constituents and disqualifies him from continued service on the city council. we join other community leaders in calling on council member torres to resign. now it's your voice, your vote and a sprint to the finish in the race for the white house. >> with just five days to go. vice president kamala harris and former president trump

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. >> reporter: touching down at washington dulles airport, the fedex panda express. two i3-year-olds bao li and qing bao, a female whose name means green and treasure. >> so much kmexcitement. >> reporter: it's part of a global breeding and conservation program that's moved pandas from the endangered list to vulnerable. >> if you want to have more pandas, you need to make more of them. >> reporter: the smithsonian's last three pandas flew home as chinese-u.s. relations grew tense, but then china announced the pandas would return. two arrived in san diego in june. now a 10-year loan agreement with the national zoo paying china a million dollars a year. for the first 30 days, the pandas will be in quarantine to ensure they don't bring any parasites or infectious diseases to other animals here at the zoo. the zoo was closed as staff worked to get their new residents settled. soon they'll move to an upgraded pa panda habitat, then make their public debut if january. as a half century of panda detente returns to the nation's capital. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>

a dull start to our monday morning. it's unsettled with low cloud and outbreaks of rain.can see the green in that rain, indicating the heavier bursts. but any rain, any spots of drizzle to follow, will eventually clear as the morning progresses. so, most certainly an improving picture as we head into the afternoon with much drier conditions. but we are going to hold onto mostly cloudy skies. quite a bit of low cloud lingering. we're looking at highs today of around 13 degrees with a moderate breeze. so this evening and overnight it stays largely dry. a few clear spells at first, but cloudy skies by the end of the night, and our temperatures will fall away to about nine to ten degrees. on tuesday there's going to be a lot of dry weather around. also, again, quite a bit of cloud lingering. it may well brighten up occasionally through the afternoon, but notice our temperatures on the rise. so a much milder day tomorrow, with highs of 18 degrees. and on wednesday we could be seeing highs of 20 degrees. sunny skies at first, cloudier later, with some rain. that's it from me fo

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and so, as we look at the forecast for monday, it's going to be quite a dull and damp day for englandund. a bit of drizzle to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little bit drier and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow, but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk. it's quite weak initially, and there's going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure. so for tuesday, it's a grey day, a few spots of morning drizzle. in the afternoon, one or two brighter spells, but predominately, it's a cloudy looking day on tuesday. temperatures, 14—16 degrees, and so on the mild side of things for this time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday, so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england and wales, so the weather turning a bit brigh

he's been so dull lately? what, i'm driving the samovar. go. i had a woman like your regina.rovide the electric train for the whole district. what does regina have to do with it? dad, i broke my belik. what happened? who pushed me off the goat? he's a sixth-grader, healthy. wow, what's wrong? oh, mishanya, the goats are in the field, eating grass, misha. but don't be a wimp. rana letkovaya. bring the first aid kit, yes, come on , just not with iodine, it will sting, don't worry, i have hydrogen peroxide, and it doesn't sting, well, we'll fix you up, son, and you know, you wake up with uncle vasya, and i'll go give the goats some grass, you say, his name is stas, what are you doing, pa, the boys will laugh at me, well, give me your hand, before the germs spread, it doesn't sting, it's normal, dodovo. it stings a little for everyone, maybe i'll go after all, misha? no, pa, i 'll do it myself, that's right, the guy is growing, oh, no, just without showdowns and accusations, got carried away with conclusion, yes, i noticed, well, i'm telling you, excuse me, then you won't go to t

patches of drizzle across the south midlands and southeast england, so for some it will stay quite dullts way northwards. there'll be some hill fog patches and a bit of drizzle falling from that cloud at times as well. it is turning milder, though, for much of the uk. temperatures by the end of the night quite widely 10 or 11 degrees, but still colder into parts of scotland where there could be a nip of frost into the countryside. tomorrow, well, overall, it's a very cloudy—looking weather picture, and the cloud could break and thin at times to give some hazy spells of sunshine. probably the best of that across the far north of scotland. otherwise, it stays mostly cloudy, but it is turning milder. temperatures — 15 degrees in belfast and 14 for glasgow. we're up to 17 in cardiff. then for the middle part of the week, well, the uk finds itself sandwiched between low pressure in the atlantic and high pressure around the baltic. a mild flow of south—easterly winds covers the uk. it may well be mild, but it's also going to be pretty wet. we have outbreaks of rain moving across the uk thanks

well, it's very, very common in the field of robotics to say that if a job is dull, dirty or dangerousl that hadn't been explored for 25 years. —— you. we don't have a whole lot of information about this facility before we go in. it's like going into another world, in terms of then having to explore that for the first time. so you take your first tentative steps in there as the robot enters this completely unilluminated but highly complex environment. we're able to start building up this image of where the radiation is, so then, at the end of it, we can produce a 3d model that then gives the engineers just this amazing data set that informs how they're going to decommission this whole facility. and it's interesting — spot is wearing protective clothing, like we're wearing protective clothing. yes. you see that on the film and you see it here. that's right. so spot is currently in our contamination control suit. when spot has been put to work, has been used for... it was a period of five days, multiple deployments. at the end of that, we can then clean the suit, we can remove the suit,

they landed at dulles airport in virginia in a plane with, fittingly, pandas on the side.w pandas will be quarantined for at least 30 days before making their debut for the public. after landing, they continued theirjourney in specially branded trucks to their new home. they will be there under a ten— year breeding and research agreement. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. areas of heavy and, in places, thundery rain to take us through tonight, but it won't be a cold night by any means. now, if i show you the temperature — normally this is how temperatures compared to normal over the next few days, the oranges and the reds show temperatures above average, peaking really on wednesday and thursday, but remaining above average as we go through into the weekend. driving it all is this area of low pressure. it's allowing those southerly winds, but because of its proximity is why we're going to see those areas of rain. so, for the night ahead, it's going to be a case of heavy, thundery rain in the south and west to begin with, pushing its way northwards and eastwards. some dr

and so as we look at the forecast for monday, it is going to be quite a dull and damp day for englandver the high ground, a bit of drizzle to start the day for scotland and northern ireland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little dry and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk, it is quite weak, initially, and there is going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure so for tuesday, a great day, a few spots of morning drizzle, the afternoon, one or two brighter spells but, predominately, it is a cloudy looking day on tuesday, temperatures 1a to 16 degrees and so on the mild side of things for the time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england and wales, so the weather turning a bit

. >> reporter: touching down at washington dulles airport, the fedex panda express.ats. the dignitaries, two 3-year-olds, bao li, a male whose name means treasure and energetic and qing bao, a female whose name means green and treasured. >> so much enjoy and we welcome them to the city. >> reporter: it's part of a conservation program that moves the pandas from the endangered list to vulnerable. >> if you want to see the species you have to make more of them and so that's something we've really done. >> it was last november when 51 years of pandamonium came to an end and the pandas flew home as u.s.-china relations grew tense, but then china announced the pandas would return. two arrived in san diego in june. now a ten-year loan agreement with the national zoo paying china $1 million a year. >> reporter: for the first 30 days the pandas will be in quarantine to ensure they don't bring parasites or infectious diseases to animals here at the zoo. >> reporter: today the zoo was closed as staff worked to get the new residents settled and soon they'll move to an upgraded

the flight took off from sfo on monday bound for dulles.ng to united. 82 passengers and six crewmembers were on board. we talked to a passenger on the phone. she told us they were two hours into the flight when chaos broke out. >> i just laid down, stretched out, you know, went to sleep. the next thing i knew i just heard this just really awful screaming. i open my eyes and there was this guy who was just pummeling the guy in the seat in front of me. >> the attacker was reportedly she only stopped when another passenger came up behind him and wrapped his arms around him in a bear hug. >> it was strange. as soon as he sort of embraced the assailant the assailant just went totally limp. he was not resisting, he walked a few rows forward, found an empty seat and sat down. it was like a switch got turned on and a switch got turned off. >> remember, that victim was nonverbal. she said the victim could only communicate with everyone by typing on the phone because there was no sign language interpreter there. the attacker claims the victim assault

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so if you notice right here, warming nights will give you sort of that dull color to the leaves. and i don't know about you, but i've been trying to look around for fall foliage in the bay area, and i feel like i haven't really seen a lot of it yet. so we're not in the peak just yet here in the bay area now. cooler nights tend to enhance the color. here's the problem with climate change. this is a study from climate central. what we're seeing close up is that we're seeing warmer overnight lows and that impacts the fall foliage. so just to give you an idea, this is a closer look here at san francisco over the years dating back to 1970, we've seen that those overnight lows have warmed up. typically we see overnight lows in the 40s and the 50s. now it's starting to be more in that range of 54, 55, 56. and just that 4 degrees difference can really make a difference. so we also wanted to find out what other connections were related to the fall foliage and climate. and here is a meteorologist from climate central to make that connection fall temperature warming has delayed that cool si

well, it's very, very common in the field of robotics to say that if a job is dull, dirty or dangerousthat hadn't been explored for 25 years. we don't have a whole lot of information about this facility before we go in. it's like going into another world, in terms of then having to explore that for the first time. so you take your first tentative steps in there as the robot enters this completely unilluminated but highly complex environment. we're able to start building up this image of where the radiation is, so then, at the end of it, we can produce a 3d model that then gives the engineersjust this amazing data set that informs how they're going to decommission this whole facility. and it's interesting — spot is wearing protective clothing, like we're wearing protective clothing. yes. you see that on the film and you see it here. that's right. so spot is currently in our contamination control suit. when spot has been put to work, has been used for... it was a period of five days, multiple deployments. at the end of that, we can then clean the suit, we can remove the suit, and then sp

and so, as we look at the forecast for monday, it's going to be quite a dull and damp day for englande high ground. a bit of drizzle to start the day in scotland and northern ireland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little bit drier and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow, but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk. it's quite weak initially, and there's going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure. so for tuesday, it's a grey day, a few spots of morning drizzle. in the afternoon, one or two brighter spells, but predominately, it's a cloudy looking day on tuesday. temperatures, 14—16 degrees, and so on the mild side of things for this time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday, so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england and wales, so the weather turning a

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and so, as we look at the forecast for monday, it's going to be quite a dull and damp day for englandotland and northern ireland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little bit drier and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow, but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk. it's quite weak initially, and there's going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure. so for tuesday, it's a grey day, a few spots of morning drizzle. in the afternoon, one or two brighter spells, but predominately, it's a cloudy looking day on tuesday. temperatures, 14—16 degrees, and so on the mild side of things for this time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday, so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england and wales, so the weather turning a bit brighter. across northern areas of the uk later i

and so as we look at the forecast for monday, it is going to be quite a dull and damp day for englandland, with extensive cloud, but it should turn at least a little drier and perhaps a few bright spells around. a bit milderfor northern areas, temperatures coming up to 15 in belfast and glasgow but not a great deal of sunshine around. now, into tuesday, high pressure starts to move in across the uk, it is quite weak, initially, and there is going to be extensive cloud beneath that area of high pressure so for tuesday, a great day, a few spots of morning drizzle, the afternoon, one or two brighter spells but, predominately, it is a cloudy looking day on tuesday, temperatures iii to 16 degrees and so on the mild side of things for the time of year. that area of high pressure continues to build across the uk through wednesday and thursday so there should be a few more breaks in the cloud developing, particularly close to the centre of the high pressure towards england and wales, so the weather turning a bit brighter. across northern areas in the uk later in the week, it is set to turn co