some new england towns are telling people that if jefferson wednesday the election they need to hide their bibles. this also becomes a political issue. so jefferson begins to think about the moral basis and corresponds with a small group of friend. this leads to a series of letters he writes to his friends, as well as earlier projects in which he is trying to get to the essence of the teachings of jesus, which he finds to be the most moral of any teaching. and this could be a basis. other enlightened men -- looking at what was written and trying to discern through this what can andeasoned and identified what is possibly superstition added to the teaching. bibles and he starts cutting them up. and they are trying to extract the moral teachings of jesus. this is a project he is never quite satisfied with. he order some more bibles. starts to cut up the passages of the gospel of the new testament. he puts them in chronological and removes or extracts those parts that can be identified through reason and thought. out goes the merrick kohl's, out goes the resurrection. what remains is wha

now 68 years later, in the same new england town, dunkin' donuts is testing the concept store of thee. kate rogers went to quincy massachusetts for the coffee run and met the boss behind the brew. >> it's about the new dunkin' donuts. >> the coffee wars are on dunkin' donuts plans to win. part of the strategy a new concept store unvafld last month meant to cater to consumers on the go looking for value. >> it's modern, convenient with the drive through, and love the paper cups. >> dunkin' donuts is focusing on a bench first policy. slimmed down the menu and focus on the persons. outside the first ever mobile only drive through lane. >> we did the drive through one day. that worked out great. they're quick. >> in the stores that have drive throughs about 75% of our sales. as they say in boston we are wicked class. >> a innovation lab is next door printing out lat tai was coffee extract. >> you look good. >> they'll be rolling out 1,000 new stores over the next three years. 90% of them outside of the northeast where dunkin' donuts has a stronghold. franchisesees will be able to visit t

>>> it was back in 1950 the first dunkin' donuts opened and now 68 years later in the same new england townunkin' is testing its new concept store of the future our kate rogers went to quincy, massachusetts, for a coffee run and met the boss behind the brew. >> i think it's really about a new dunkin'. >> reporter: the coffee wars are on and dunkin' donuts plans to win. part of the company's strategy a new concept store unveiled last month in quincy, massachusetts, meant to cater to consumers on the go who are looking for value. >> i like the design, it's modern, convenient with a drive through and love the paper cups. >> reporter: dunkin' is focusing on a beverage-first policy they slimmed down their menu and are trying to improve the customer experience. they have cold drinks on tap and outside the first ever mobile only drive through lane. >> we did the thrive through one day, that worked out great they're very quick. >> in the stores that have drive throughs, about 75% of our sales and we are as they say in boston, wicked fast. >> reporter: there's even an innovation lab next door where

did into the criminal trial the first thing we discovered there was secret negotiations which england in town and the german federal government whilst the trial was taking place secondly the german federal presence at the time. granted into torchwood couldn't tell a contribution in return for the trial being terminated despite the fact that the prosecution office in zero five want him he must not do this this is illegal the net result of this the third point which is the most important for the four countries here is that all the evidence was suppress. the european parliament again discusses the come to go increase in march twenty sixth. in may twenty fifteen nine months ago any piece of a preplanned group here in the parliament insisted that a solution be found to the scandal of the lack of action on the urgent needs of it might make him a solution to a problem that's approaching sixty years old. during those sixty years the german government system and the pharmaceutical company. have deployed every possible prepare a cation pro question. to addressing those needs thank you very much. i mean

town back in first grade. >> reporter: american flags and clapboard cottages. madison, connecticut, is a picture perfect new englandmer town. and, it seems, a hotbed for aerial skiers. not just one but two. >> i got into the sport pretty much because of him. >> pretty much? >> reporter: you are almost gloating. >> look at him. >> reporter: mac and kiley mackinnon grew up together. same first grade class. both were natural athletes. kyrie mastering a bike at three. >> look at her go, daddy. >> reporter: mac flipping on the backyard trampoline. both families loved to ski. >> nice, guys. >> all right, mackie! >> reporter: before long mac started flipping on the slopes. >> oh, yeah, big mac. >> reporter: that's when he called kiley. >> he's like, you know what? we need more females in the sport of aerials. i think you should try it. you're a gymnast, a skier, perfect fit. >> reporter: they invited us to watch. mac announced he had a new trick up his sleeve. >> i planned on doing one variation. full triple full full, which is called the hurricane. >> i didn't know about this. >> reporter: you're shaking your head. >> th

england. out of town, this temperature is well below freezing. ice a risk on monday morning.ooking too bad. plenty of sunshine, ascii wintry showers over the north and west. the winds are little bit lighter. —— wintry showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: there's mounting international concern as israel launches a wave of air strikes against what it calls ‘iranian targets‘ in syria. the uk threatens to cut funding for 0xfam following claims the charity covered up a scandal involving aid workers and prostitutes in haiti. a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong, killing at least 19 people. the driver's been arrested. britain's foreign secretary says myanmar must ensure rohingya muslims return home safely. boris johnson's set to meet aung san suu kyi on sunday. and six golds are to be decided on day two of the winter olympics. the first goes to sweden's charlotte kalla in the women's skiathlon.

england. for degrees in towns and cities. frost in scotland and northern ireland. on this week. next weekend, this coming weekend we will see the cold air carmen. really temperatures start to drop by wednesday. overall a nice day from most places with sunshine then this big high pressure is building, that will send a lot of settled weather but dry winds coming out of the continent so temperatures. dipping away by the time we get to the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at eight. oxfam apologises to the haiti government following a report detailing the prostitution scandal there involving its aid workers. one of britain's most prolific paedophiles — a 29—year—old university lecturer from birmingham — is jailed for 32 years. the prime minister calls for better value for university students in england — where tuition fees are among the most expensive in the world. i believe as do most people, including students, that those who benefit directly from higher education should contribute directly to the cost of it, that's only fair. also this

, the high court has ruled that ministers must to do more to deal with air pollution in towns and cities in englandful because they won't bring pollution levels within legal limits in the "shortest possible time." ministers will now have to introduce new measures in a further 33 towns and cities. 0ur science editor, david shukman, reports. the air we breathe. in dozens of places, it's dirtier than the law allows. for years, an environmental group has challenged the government to do more, and today the high court ordered ministers to double the number of areas where pollutions be cut. what it means today is that in those towns and cities that were covered by this order, the local authorities will have to take measures to try and fix that as soon as possible. and the government will have to help those local authorities to do that. this app shows that today in london the air quality isn't that bad. the problem is that, in towns and cities across the country, there are days when the air pollution reaches illegal limits. now the judgment, here at the high court, acknowledges that the government is doing

england. we don't think much, maybe ten centimetres across the hills and a couple of centimetres in towns andby the middle of tuesday, you see, in the afternoon, that is where the front will it have effectively snowed itself out and the temperatures will drop rapidly through the night. wednesday or tuesday night lay on the way. wednesday sees as between weather systems so a brighter window of weather with some sunshine around, but on thursday things will cloud over and turn that little bit less cold. here is a summary for the week, pretty cold, widespread frost at night and some snow as well. this is bbc news... our latest headlines... the home secretary, amber rudd, insists that rifts within cabinet have been exaggerated, and says the uk will continue to seek a bespoke deal with the eu. at least two people have been killed and more than 100 injured in a rail crash in the us state of south carolina. south africa's president, jacob zuma, is being urged to step down as leader of the anc, during a meeting with top party officials. political limbo continues in germany, as angela merkel‘s party fa

perhaps mist and fog patches for parts of east anglia, yorkshire and north—east england particularly. temperatures in townsd for many, spells of sunshine once any early mist and fog clears. as we go through the day, generally more cloud bubbling up. sunny spells rather than clear blue skies. a decent look to the weather. more cloud and strengthening winds and in northern ireland and western scotla nd and in northern ireland and western scotland and those temperatures typically around 5—7dc. into friday, similar looking day. a lot of sunshine to be had with some areas of cloud floating round here and there. the breeze perhaps becoming more noticeable down the south, making it feel a little bit colder. temperatures on the for monitor still restoring 4—7dc. into the weekend, high pressure still the dominant stage. this time, it is moved to scandinavia, allowing us to bring the air other way from siberia. through the week, things will turn increasingly cold. getting men for celsius, which is the maximum damage on sunday. add on the strength of the easterly wind, it will feel even colder than that. that area of

, the high court has ruled that ministers must to do more to deal with air pollution in towns and cities in englandid existing plans were unlawful because they won't bring pollution levels within legal limits in the shortest possible time. ministers will now have to introduce new measures in a further 33 towns and cities, as our science editor david shukman reports. the air we breathe. in dozens of places, it's dirtier than the law allows. for years an environmental group has challenged the government to do more, and today the high court ordered ministers to double the number of areas where pollutions be cut. what it means today is that in those towns and cities that were covered by this order, the local authorities will have to take measures to try and fix that as soon as possible. and the government will have to help those local authorities to do that. this app shows that today in london the air quality isn't that bad. the problem is that, in towns and cities across the country, there are days when the air pollution reaches illegal limits. now thejudgement, here at the high court, acknowledges th

ago recently i turned fifty so i spent nineteen years of my life in sheffield england that's where i grew up the steel town but as a kid i'd always dreamt of america i watched a lot of american t.v. shows such as starsky and hutch dukes of hazard and i always had an affiliation for america and los angeles always loved america and american music evil knievel and i suppose it was my destiny to end up in l.a. it's the place that i call home. and the warehouse really was his home he used to live right here on the upper floor but those days are over no i no longer live here i live right around the corner of this became a full time film location so it actually made more sense to financially not live here so what started out purely as an accident became basically my day job for me porter is a hobby it's not a business what pays my bills is hollywood the film location and by that i mean we rent the building out that was sat in to production companies for commercial filming of t.v. shows music videos film reality still shoe t.v. commercials so ironically i'm in the film location business and a portion of hobby is j

or other types ofabuse, based in crime, a qb hacking or other types of abuse, based in a town somewhere in england of trying to get on top of this. the high—profile cases like this serve a valuable role in reminding people, we can come after you but below that there is a lot going on which unfortunately is just beyond the police. thank you very much for coming in. it's emerged that three of the 0xfam employees — accused of sexual misconduct in haiti — physically threatened witnesses during an investigation in 2011. the charity has published an internal report — which said more needed to be done to prevent problem staff — working for other charities. but despite the warnings — several men linked to the alleged abuse did subsequently take up roles at other charitable organisations. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. those operations have become an industry which has spread into 80 countries. for more than half a century 0xfam has been helping those in need, such as these victims of conflict in nigeria in the late 1960s but that hard—won reputation has been put at risk by the behavio

and eastern scotland, north—east england, east anglia and the midlands and southern counties, taking a swipe at south cornwall and devon. this is the temperatures in townsoss the north and east of scotland and the central belt, snow across eastern england, all pushing steadily westwards, said he will seek snow in other western areas, snow showers in south devon, dorset and south hampshire. and it will be windy. tomorrow there will be a noticeable wind—chill. in aberdeen, it goes from —2 to minus 12. that is how it will feel against your skin. certainly a day for wrapping up warmly. we're not finished with the slow, as the end of the week comes across there will be more disruptive snow and blizzards. we have a system coming up from the near continent, the portuguese service have named it emma and it is bringing in significant snow. it will be blowing in severe strong winds and a wind—chill, drifting snow and blizzards. we will have snow showers and sunny patches, and there is more snow on friday and saturday. the wind—chill is going to be staggering. yes, particularly wednesday and thursday when it will feel like minus double figures during the day. we s

town. it will kick off as the new england patriots take on the philadelphia eagles.temperatures down to minus 25. that won't affect the player, the fans are us. won't affect the player, the fans are us. we will be inside. a good job they rebuilt the stadium. the old one the roof collapsed because of the weight of snow. no such problems come super bowl sunday. what do you need to know about the game? perhaps the eagles the underdogs. don't mention their name too often. they beat the home side. the vikings to get to the super bowl. as for new england they have been here, done it before, they have that superstar quarterback tom brady. he is going for a record sixth win and six super bowls for his team too. they have the edge, the advantage but the eagles have come back from adversity, they lost their own quarterback in december, they brought in a new guy, he had a wobble but he is is now doing the tea m wobble but he is is now doing the team justice, that is about all you need to know apart from it is so cold. round about 20 minutes is all you need to get frostbite. so

bowl this year sees five time champion new england patriots face underdogs the philadelphia eagles who never won a super bowl d.w. traveled to the eagles' home town to meet the fat cats. this weekend's philadelphia is the city of underdogs that doesn't mean anyone here expects to lose the super bowl. although philadelphia's mascot is an eagle fans of adults at the underdog as a symbol of pride. on the balls right now one of so many yes but we know. we've got to be the change tomorrow. super bowl fifty two we played in far away minneapolis but tens of thousands of eagles fans are expected to descend on philadelphia on sunday evening. my with a reputation for rowdiness the fans are looking forward to a big night win or lose this city is going to burn a beautiful majestic green color for all the fans the stakes are even higher friday but she was at the nine hundred sixty championship game when the eagles lost took home a national title but nothing would compare to winning their first ever super bowl filled if you are kind of a used to losing a lot of times but everyone is sure feels like we're going to win and we're going to take care of the evil em

towns and cities and coastal areas will be mostly getting rainfall. the rest of the country, the early hours, look absolutely clear, england and wales.zing or below. barely above freezing. around +1. here is the pressure map for friday. this is an area of high pressure, the closer you are to this area of high pressure today the better the weather will be. for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a lot of sun further north as well. across scotland, more cloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts

england and wales. ministers will now have to introduce new measures in a further 33 towns and cities across the uk. air we breathe. in dozens of places, it is dirtier than the law allows. for years an environmental group has challenged the government to do more. and today the high court ordered ministers to double the number of areas where pollution must be cut. what it means today is in those towns and cities that were covered by this order, local authorities will have to take measures to try and fix that as soon as possible. and the government will have to help those local authorities to do that. this app shows that today in london the air quality isn't that bad. the problem is that in towns and cities across the country there are days when the air pollution reaches the legal limits. now the judgment here at the high court acknowledges that the government is doing a great deal to clean up. but also says ministers need to do a great deal more. at prime minister's questions theresa may was asked about the court ruling. they have asked us to go further in areas with less severe air—quality problems.

towns and cities and coastal areas will be mostly getting rainfall. the rest of the country, the early hours, look absolutely clear, england and wales. +1. here is the pressure map for friday. this is an area of high pressure, the closer you are to this area of high pressure today the better the weather will be. for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a lot of sun further north as well. across scotland, more cloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most lik

there was the shoe company which was a model town with model buildings. we arrived in englandrsuing may and the village was pursuing me all over europe. it was a question of deciding which bit of me was czechoslovakian. wanting to become far more english as well. my mother spoke to us and we asked her not to speak to us in czechoslovakian, but to speak in english. it was cemented by public school and by national service. being in the army, it helped. being at cambridge, a very english, british experience. i had no direct about what i was but bits of me will always be czechoslovakian. the music that the language i like speaking. i am very proud of it. what was it about the cambridge experience that led you towards broadcasting and the bbc? simply having friends who had applied for bbc traineeships. i thought i was going into the law and that would've been a bad idea. suddenly, two very good friends, john timon and jon drummond, they wore more or less the same generation as me and apply for traineeships. i thought what a good idea. it was as casual as that. it was rather a good

england. we don't think much, maybe ten centimetres across the hills and a couple of centimetres in towns andthe temperatures will drop rapidly through the night. frosty wednesday or tuesday night on the way. wednesday sees as between weather systems so a brighter window of weather with some sunshine around, but on thursday things will cloud over and turn that little bit less cold. here is a summary for the week, pretty cold, widespread frost at night and some snow as well. this is bbc world news, the headlines. ajoint north and south korean ice hockey team has played together in a landmark sporting collaboration. in a practice match ahead of the winter olympics, they took on sweden, who beat them three goals to one. the top six officials of the governing african national congress in south africa are meeting president zuma. he's coming under renewed pressure to resign and give way to the party's new leader, cyril ramaphosa. two people have been killed after two trains collided in the us state of south carolina. around 70 others were injured when an amtrak train travelling from new york to mia

for the vast majority of england and wales, it is a clear sky —— start to the day. around —1, wyness to around most townsay on friday. around about eight in newcastle. this is friday night, the early hours of saturday. some cloud, spots of rain and again, some mountain snow across the north of england and scotland. on a chilly and clear note across east anglia and clear note across east anglia and the south—east, these more northern and western areas will have a bit of cloud. this weather front grazing northern parts of the uk. saturday, bits and pieces of rain across the north and maybe in the west. not a bad day but further south and east you are. temperatures will get up to around 10 degrees. on sunday, a very different story, a lot of cloud across the uk. some rain around the western coast and it‘s going to be a bit milder with that south—westerly wind across the uk. up to double figures. this is business briefing. i‘m david eades. is coca—cola losing its fizz? the drinks giant is releasing its fourth quarter results in a few hours amid a 12 year decline in the us market for carbonated soft drinks. j

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england. we don‘t think much, maybe ten centimetres across the hills and a couple of centimetres in towns anday or tuesday night on the way. wednesday sees as between weather systems so a brighter window of weather with some sunshine around, but on thursday things will cloud over and turn that little bit less cold. here is a summary for the week, pretty cold, widespread frost at night and some snow as well.

towns and cities in the 19th century. they transmitted that culture, it is really sort of an american kind of culture that gets appalachia, middle tennessee, places like that. the scots irish, people of england -- english dissent, ,erman descent, scandinavians cherokees, other native american groups. ofves, free blacks, all those people create this upland south of culture. free range herding of capital and hogs -- herding of cattle trapping hunting and is a crucial element of life, along with religious practices that they bring. their music tends to be scottish, irish, german influences, some african influences. it all gets transmitted from the horse area -- the area upland south, east of mississippi, over to the ozarks. that is the culture that you get. lture people have come to associate with the ozarks in the national consciousness. it is the same culture that carries out corn, whiskey making traditions, moon shining, that kind of stuff. it is a culture that could be closed, it could be tureed, but it was a culter hardnessired a certain and toughness to survive in a ozarks, wheree much of it was an anuunruly pla. then you had these oases like northwest arkansas thrown in there. one of the

towns and cities and coastal areas will be mostly getting rain. the rest of the country, the early hours look clear, england the south coast around plymouth on the temperatures barely above freezing. here is the pressure map for friday. this is an area of high pressure, the closer you are to this area of high pressure today to the weather will be. for places like hull city, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a lot of sun further north as well. across scotland, more cloud and rein in the western isles, stronger wind and thicker cloud for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and around the north, a decrease in newcastle, aberdeen seven. friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow there will be some rain around too. s now m ostly there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines

towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of englandhe country, northern ireland, the rest of england, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas, and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid — three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. so chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas, settling across the

towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, parts of east anglia. one or two flakes of snow likely into the north—east of englandngland, scotland, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. so, let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, but partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. how about the rest of europe? it's pretty cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid — three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. so chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, look at this, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas, settling across the hills for sure. ten centimetres is possible.

don't have any credible or specific threat in town but we will continue to actively measure with our international partners. >> philadelphia and new englandthe nose, felt their game plan in my enforcement. we planned, trained. it's game time for and we are ready. >> authorities take in the event so serious that appeared a number of tons of border patrol agents to minneapolis to x-ray every vehicle going into the stadium. they need the public self if anyone sees anything suspicious they should report to authorities immediately. >> will carr in the l.a. bureau. >> traveling to minneapolis they noticed that security is that the only thing being backed up. hotel prices through the roof. let's talk about it but the ceo of hotel planer.com. good morning. first of all, and we are excited to talk about this. are there been so big game? as of yesterday we had 80 hotels available. this morning only 70, but last week we had 55 hotels available so a lot of people don't know this, but the nfl will block an 18,000 of the 42,000 rooms in advance and if they don't fill the baathists are releasing them. starting to release some rooms and you can take adva

towns and cities and coastal areas will be mostly getting rainfall. the rest of the country, the early hours, look absolutely clear, england and wales.ly above freezing. around +1. here is the pressure map for friday. this is an area of high pressure, the closer you are to this area of high pressure today the better the weather will be. for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a lot of sun further north as well. across scotland, more cloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degrees, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this

england, maybe south—east scotland. should not be too widespread. temperatures in the townsorrow morning, spells of sunshine around once any early mist and fog has cleared. we will see cloud bubbling in the sky, it will be sunny spells rather than clear blue skies to the afternoon. generally more cloud into northern ireland and scotland, a strengthening wind. as temperatures typically around four to 7 degrees. looking further ahead, we will stick with the chilly feel. turning colder if anything into the weekend. an easterly wind making it feel better, but still some sunshine. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. victims of the black cab rapist john worboys win a landmark case against police, after the supreme court rules scotland yard was liable forfailures in its investigation. a brexit negotiation document suggests the length of the transition period could be extended, as more than 60 tory mps call on ministers to insist on a clean break with the eu. hund redshavedied ifi'gove mment ai r students from the florida school that saw a mass shooting — march in the state capit

town and village he visited he spoke of human dignity justice and independence. across the country nationalists organized bonfire protests to burn textiles imported from england gandhi launched his charkha all spinning wheel movement. he declared it the patriotic duty of every indian to spend two hundred yards of cotton thread a day and to boycott textiles produced in the mills of manchester and liverpool. to become a symbol of the commitment of the nationalist corps to every every morning to sit down and to get out your spinning wheel to spin your cotton thread and they became very skillful at it you know they were spent hours every day doing this i'm down the saugus of something which was was was almost a spiritual task of of spending you know for the good of the. the nineteen thirty gandhi led the three week sultan march walking three hundred fifty eight kilometers to the village of dandy on the arabian sea where he defied the british sultan of lead by lifting and auctioning off just full of salt. he and his followers were arrested but it was a victory for the man who churchill contemptuously called the half naked for. coverage of the march captured the world's a

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towns and cities and coastal areas will be mostly getting rainfall. the rest of the country, the early hours, look absolutely clear, england and wales. ; ;.. ;..,....n sownbad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming our way, so come sunday, thick cloud right across the country here, a very different day, out of the two days, saturday is the sunnier day, sunday will be more cloudy with outbreaks of rain getting into cardiff, birmingham, belfast. maybe a bit of brightness in the north—east of scotland and east anglia for a time. bye— bye. the latest headlines... a day after 17 people were killed in a school shooting, democrats in the us have criticised president trump and the republican speaker of the house, paul ryan, for refusing to discuss gun legislation. the president reacted to the florida killings by saying school safety would be his top priority. the newly elected president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa, has been sworn in. shortly after his unopposed election in parliament, he said fighting corruptio

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towns and cities temperatures typically overnight between one and four degrees. showers for eastern scotla nd four degrees. showers for eastern scotland and englandales and running into cornwall, but for most it isa running into cornwall, but for most it is a dry day with sunshine. with the winds light it won't be quite as chilly. looking ahead to the weekend prospects, we have rain and snow coming our way for saturday. it will often be cloudy with a bitter wind developing across south—east england. saturday's forecast, outbreaks of rain moving in. snow across the high ground of scotland and wales and the peak district. what starts off as cold rain could switch to sleep, maybe some flakes of snow coming down as well but it is going to be one of those cold and dank days with temperatures struggling. into sunday, the weather becomes drier with cloud for england and wales, bitter winds in the south—east and the best of the sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield — our latest headlin

towns and cities look at 2—4dc. friday morning start with showers, across northern eastern scotland, running down the north sea to affect eastern englandtentment on saturday, it will be cloudy this weekend, and there will be cold wind developing across the south east as the weekend goes by. saturday before the weather charts, the weather front pushes in across the uk becoming slow—moving. we are likely to see a spell of snow in the hills of scotland, across the pennines and the high ground of wales. initially starting a cold rain on low levels, but things turned sleety for a time formerly a bit of snow across parts of midlands and southern england as the afternoon goes by but hopefully not causing too many issues. by sunday that out of the way, we are left with cloudy skies for england and wales, feeling chilly, particularly in south—east england with strong winds. northern ireland and scotland have sunshine tour than skipping ahead to next week. monday night into tuesday, a band of snow moves in across the uk, the main uncertainty with this seems to be how fired gets crossed the country, but nevertheless we are looking that potential

town and village he visited he spoke of human dignity justice and independence. across the country nationalists organized bonfire protests to burn textiles imported from england gandhi launched his charkha all spinning will movement. he declared it the patriotic duty of every indian to spend two hundred yards of cotton thread a day and to boycott textiles produced in the mills of manchester and liverpool. to become a symbol of the commitment of the nationalist corps to every every move. to sit down and to get out your spinning wheel to spin your cotton thread and they became very skillful at it you know they would spend hours every day doing this i'm going the saugus of something which was it was it was almost a spiritual task of of spending you know for the good of the nation. in nineteen thirty gandhi led to three weeks all to march walking three hundred fifty eight kilometers to the village of dandy on the arabian sea where he defined the british self monopolies by lifting and auctioning off just for the songs. he and his followers were arrested but it was a victory for the man who churchill contemptuously called the half naked for. coverage of the march captured

from the sort of eastern coast of scotland, north—east of england and again the temperatures will go away to —3, —5, in some of the major townsthe weather will not get in the way. but you will not get in the way. but you will need the layers, three, four, five, six degrees or so. monday, we begin to see the first signs of a change because along the ice above i we re change because along the ice above i were showing you the cold wind were showing yeu—thecoldwihd to were showing you—thecoldwind to start showing its hand and begins to start showing its hand and there will be snow showers here. the darker lumps of cloud here if you like is a representation of the snow showers coming through, particularly to the eastern side of the british isles and notice how the temperatures begin to slip away. that is what you will see on your thermometer when i added the strength of the wind. this is the crucial bit because this is what you will feel. across the midlands and eastern parts of the british isles, four, five, six degrees minus. and from there, monday— tuesday, tuesday— wednesday is when i will tuesday— wednesday is when we will be

guilty of murder and countdown today zero in cape town where tensions are running high as new water restrictions are introduced. in sports the new england patriots and philadelphia eagles hit the training ground as the countdown to super bowl continues. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. holloway is starting to see some slightly warmer weather slightly model weather coming in across central southern parts of china over the next six hours is the high in shanghai that could for a way to twelve celsius there for hong kong on friday it will be a. similar values fifteen as we go on through saturday hope through the window easing off a touch and feeding on quite as nippy one celsius same shanghai so sunny on the cool side show also some showers there into the philippines as we go on through the next couple of days also a possibility of some showers just around central and southern parts of vietnam the usual scattering of downpours heat of the day down pulls across much of southeast asia i suspect the more organized ones will be across indonesia but even the western parts of borneo because the some shop showers long s

towns and cities around freezing or below. here are the wintry showers getting into kent and sussex, east anglia. one or two flecks of snow likely into the north—east of england, waking to frosty weather but mostly bright if not sunny weather. let's see what's happening during the course of monday. the best of the weather will be across western areas, most of the sunshine, beautiful for the lowlands of scotland, around the lake district, into wales, the south—west as well, partly cloudy skies across central and eastern areas and from time to time we'll continue to have those wintry showers. but there won't be too many of them. for the rest of europe, it is cold for many of the major centres across parts of western europe. look at madrid. three celsius. very chilly. some of the cold air has dug into africa, into morocco and also the ca nary islands. chilly weather across many western parts of europe. back home, monday night into tuesday, a weather front rising to that cold air. there will be a period of snow across some of these western areas, settling across the hills for sure. ten centimetres is possible. even the towns and cities could have a covering durin