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how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. what a beautiful sight. we had been hoping to bring you an interview with debbie for the 100th anniversary, but i'm afraid she's vanished. she really has. we hope we will be able to talk to her some point during this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. a bit of a shift in our weather focus as we move into the new week. the wintry weather of last week replaced by some very wet weather in places this week, there is the risk of flooding. it isn't a bad start to the week, certainly through the early hours of monday, we will see some showery rain across scotland, into northern ireland, the odd shower for england and wales. further south and east, some clear skies, that's where we will see the lowest temperatures, one or two spots getting down to freezing, most places hovering just above. then for tomorrow, this band of rain across southern scotland will eventually shift back northwards into the central belt. sunshine and

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there. it's a perfect sunday for getting outside and enjoying some fresh air. for most of us, it will be a dry, settled and relatively sunny afternoon, but the further north and west you go, a brisk wind driving in some showery outbreaks of rain, with gusts of 30mph to 40mph here. elsewhere, with some sunshine, the temperatures will peak between 6—9 degrees — where they should be for this time of year. moving into monday, closer to this area of low pressure, it will continue to feed in showers across much of scotland and we will see weather fronts starting to gradually approach from the south—west as low pressure edges in from the atlantic. but there will be some drier, brighter weather, particularly in sheltered eastern areas. generally a little more cloud around than we have seen today. 5—10 degrees the overall high. but from tuesday onwards, it turns increasingly wet and windy across the country. milder for england and wales, but some o

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.hello. there we have severe woernt the way for the week ahead, today's been fairly quiet. this evening we have thicker cloud bringing wet weather for a while across scotland and northern ireland before it turns showery again. some of that cloud will push into england and wales, a bit of a breeze overnight. shouldn't get too cold, to many places temperatures will be just above freezing, there is the risk of a few icy patches here and there. tomorrow we are left with this line of rain in southern scotland. to the north there will be sunshine, showers, wintry over the hills, bright enough start elsewhere, with the odd light shower but it will cloud over from the south—west, getting rain into the south—west, getting rain into the south—west, getting rain into the south—west, pushing into wales, west country in the afternoon. in the south—west it will turn misty later, temperatures may be making double figure, elsewhere a chillier five to seven. we have wet weather arriving over night whip

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.ry, but i'm afraid she's vanished. she really has. we hope we will be able to talk to her some point during this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. a bit of a shift in our weather focus as we move into the new week.

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.ark lowen, bbc news, rome. now it's time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. precious point for motherwell who move off the bottom. rangers still a hefty lead at the top still unbeaten. i will have more throughout the afternoon. . hello. we have severe weather on the way, today has been fairly quiet, this evening we have thicker cloud bringing wet weather for a while across scotland and northern ireland before it turns more showery, some of that cloud and showers will push down into england and wales, a bit of a breeze overnight. shouldn't get too cold, to many places temperatures will be just above freezing, there is the risk of a few icy patches and tomorrow we are left with this line of rain in southern scotland, to the north of that there will be sunshine, showers, wintry over the hills, a bright enough start elsewhere with the odd light shower but it will cloud over quickly from the south—west. getting rain into the south—west. getting rain into the south—west, pushing in

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.rson in hong kong to climb more than 250 metres of a skyscraper while strapped to a wheelchair. lai chi—wai scaled the great height using a piece of rope and sheer grit and determination, as our reporter freya cole explains. from dizzying heights, lai chi—wai looks tiny, but in the grand scale of the situation, he has more strength than most. translation: l was quite - scared, climbing up a mountain, i could hold onto rocks or little holes. but with glass, all i can really rely on is the rope that i'm hanging off. ten years ago, lai chi—wai was in a car accident which left him paralysed from the waist down. it ended his highly successful professional career as a climber, as he knew it. but over time, he's overcome mental and physical barriers and now there is very little that will stop him. translation: i want to climb something higher| than lion rock mountain. i want the image of me climbing up in a wheelchair to become a reality, and it's always been a dream. lai chi—wai came so clos

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.ing here. now it's time for a look at the weather. we started with blue skies, particularly across england and wales this morning but the weather has been changing a bit. you can see in gloucestershire how we have this shield of generally high cloud and further north—west into western scotland the cloud is thickening up and we have had showers which are getting longer spells of rain. looking at all this ground coming from the atlantic, it's mostly high cloud, spilling eastwards, so sunshine is hazy at best and the best of the sunshine probably to the south—east of the uk. the north—east turning wetter, breezy as well with temperatures of 6—8 . this evening looking wet in scotland and northern ireland. before we replace the rain with showers will stop a view showers and more cloud pushing into england and wales. a bit of a breeze as well and on the whole it should be just about frost free although there is the risk of a few icy patches. tomorrow, a line of rain across southern scotland.

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.move off the bottom. rangers still a hefty lead at the top still unbeaten. i will have more throughout the afternoon. . hello. we have severe weather on the way, today has been fairly quiet, this evening we have thicker cloud bringing wet weather for a while across scotland and northern ireland before it turns more showery, some of that cloud and showers will push down into england and wales, a bit of a breeze overnight. shouldn't get too cold, to many places temperatures will be just above freezing, there is the risk of a few icy patches and tomorrow we are left with this line of rain in southern scotland, to the north of that there will be sunshine, showers, wintry over the hills, a bright

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city. of saw last week, this coming week is going to be dominated not by wintry weather but by wet weather. in fact, for some parts of the uk, a lot of heavy and persistent rain, which will bring the risk of flooding. through this evening and tonight, many spots will be dry, particularly down towards the southeast. a few showers for wales, northwest england and certainly some showery rain at times for northern ireland and scotland. a bit of snow mixing in over high ground across the northern half of scotland. temperatures getting quite close to freezing, most spots will hold just above. then, as we go through tomorrow, we will have this band of rain affecting parts of southern scotland, that will drift northwards back into the central belt. showers for northern scotland, some of which will be wintry, not a bad day for northern ireland, and eastern parts of england will hold onto some brightness, but for wales, the western half of england, it will turn increasingly cloudy, misty and murky wi

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city. months after a near fatal poise nipping with novichock, he is flying here with a lot of media that you can see as well. he is flying back to moscow from berlin, russian authorities, have announced that he is on wanted list, for allegedly violating the terms of suspended sentence from seven years ago, and he is calling that political prosecution, so the prison service in moscow says it has an order to take measures to arrest him, when establishing his whereabouts so extraordinary navelly and his wife flying back to moscow following his near fatal poisoning five months ago. more on that as get it. some weather, darren. what we are seeing today more cloud coming in from the atlantic, so, the sunshine has turned hazey, we have thicker cloud in the north—west, it is turning wetter in northern ireland and particularly western scotland, we close out with temperatures of six to eight degree, into this evening and it will be wet for a while across scotland and northern ireland, before it turns

how man and nature can coexist is the eternal problem of the eternal city.n and flooding the forecast for the week ahead. later in the week, even the chance of some snow. things have been fairly quiet today. we have seen the sunshine turning hazy after what was a sunny start. all this cloud is spilling in from the west. a lot of it is quite thin, higher cloud but we do have some wet weather this evening across scotland and northern ireland in particular, that will turn more showery and we see the cloud and showers pushing into england and wales. bit of a breeze overnight, shouldn't get too cold. for many places, temperatures will be above freezing, just the risk of a few icy patches across some eastern areas. tomorrow, we are left with this line of rain across southern scotland. to the north of it, some sunshine, some showers, wintry over the hills. bright enough start elsewhere with the odd shower but it'll cloud over from the south—west. rain coming into south—west england in the morning, into wales, the west country into the afternoon. it'll turn misty in

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cities. how do they get away with pretending black people don't have any power in america? >> and the answer for that question is because it's more gratifying to situate yourself as eternallytling power differential in america past and present so this is exactly what i mean by the suspension of disbelief. what you said is to obviously true. the idea that black people have no power. black people have an awful lot to do with making joe biden the democratic nominee, black women in particular and now there's a black woman vice president and let's say, she could, she has a better chance of vice president of possibly ending up president and yet we are supposed to say that black people have no power because george floyd was killed by an undertrained and possibly mean white policeman one night last spring and really that is what the answer is supposed to be or, of course, they will be brought up various statistics of say health care, say earnings, although those arguments get very, very sketchy. there's various guess, certainly, but the idea that the idea is more important than the idea that black people have so much power both politically and culturally that any time an old would

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