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we agree it's a grey table. i like the grey table. you hate the grey table.f one of us thinks the grey table isn't there, it becomes really difficult to have a conversation because, you know, he kept saying things to me along the lines of, oh, you know, well, me and you, you're actually the same. but you think you're exposing the harm caused by sort of disinformation and trolling and and so and so do i. and there was this constant back and forth of him kind of denying some of the stuff i raised, and then he'd say other things that kind of contradicted that. and you end up in this very cryptic back and forth, which one of the brilliant things about podcasts, i think, is you can unpick that for the audience and in a wider context as well. i think you're totally right that the interview alone is often not enough. i mean, one thing that in the years i've been a journalist and i, i started work here in 1984, is thatjournalists are much more in the the metaphorical or the realfiring line. where if you're out and about in a war zone, it feels a lot more dangerous, i

, grey— grey zone of european security, grey zones attract violence and aggression. grey zones attractsnonse _ aggression. what is your response to _ aggression. what is your response to his - aggression. what is your i response to his comments? aggression. what is your - response to his comments? i basically agree with what he is saying, in fact it is true that countries that are not in nato like georgia or ukraine, d10 get attacked by russia, whereas countries that are in nato, like poland and the baltic republics don't get attacked by russia, i think that is absolutely true. the problem is, how do you get ukraine into nato while it is in the middle of a war with russia, and if it were tojoin anytime of a war with russia, and if it were to join anytime soon, it could invoke article five, the collective defence provision, you could argue that 0k, article five doesn't prescribe any specific cause of action, all it says is that one —— an attack on one i like is an attack on one i like is an attack on one i like is an attack on them all. the allies would take well, we are carrying out ar

zones with european security. grey zones with european security-— grey zones with european security. time - security. how to do that if there was a time like - security. how to do that if there was a time like this | security. how to do that if. there was a time like this it wouldn't that give russia the ability to prolong the war as long as possible to prevent ukraine from joining nato? you ukraine from “oining nato? you do not have — ukraine fromjoining nato? you do not have to _ ukraine fromjoining nato? you do not have to get _ ukraine from joining nato? wi, do not have to get tied into timelines you have two demonstrate ukrainians and russians that ukraine will unambiguously get into the alliance, you look for a process, a process involving negotiations with the ukraine and working with ukraine to figure out what are the conditions necessary, what are the requirements nato needs to undertake to make sure the article five extension is credible. when you do that you can indicate ukrainians they will be in, they deserve that today. equally important you communicate to the russians,

quite a grey morning outbreaks of england south—west and quite a grey morning outbreaks of rainlandf rain and with some outbreaks of rain and they'll only slowly ease off through the day. so it will be quite damp here. of quite damp here. parts of southern seeing some southern scotland seeing some showers northern showers north of northern ireland. said, for ireland. but as i said, for many, be a drier, brighter many, it'll be a drier, brighter day . still a lot of cloud, but a day. still a lot of cloud, but a bit blue sky. we'll see bit of blue sky. we'll see temperatures the temperatures getting into the low the south, low 20s across the south, high teens further north. but then that next low comes in during tuesday into tuesday evening into the southwest. look at this, southwest. and look at this, a spell of heavy coming spell of heavy rain coming in, blustery showers falling on behind unseasonably windy again along the south coast of england. so a wet spell coming in through the middle part of the week with, again, temperatures below average for the time of year. bye for now. >>

we have left ukraine to lock in a grey zone of european security and grey zones attract violence anduld be moving decisively to eliminate these grey zones. but how do you _ eliminate these grey zones. but how do you do that? if there is a time said, wouldn't that give russia the ability to prolong this while as long as possible? you do not have to get tied into timelines. you have to demonstrate clearly to both ukrainians and russians that ukraine will unambiguously get into the alliance and you look for a process. a process that negotiations with ukraine, working with ukraine to figure out what other conditions necessary, are the requirements to ensure article five extension is credible. when you do that, you communicate to ukraine are going to be in, they deserve that today, equally important you communicate to the russians that ukraine is off the table. it is critical to show that vladimir putin hegemonic aspirations are untenable. you have talked — aspirations are untenable. you have talked about _ aspirations are untenable. you have talked about nato membership offer now. member

>> reporter: grey is far from alone. antioch police say there has been a huge increase in auto thefts in the city. >> over the last week we had 20 vehicle thefts. over the weekend we had another 22 to bring the total of 42 vehicle thefts over the whole week, seven day period. >> reporter: police say kias and hyundais are the primary targets. they say a social media video has shown the bad guys how easy it is to steal them. police have stepped up patrols but are short staffed so they're trying to get the word out. >> we're trying to make people aware to set up your vehicles, park them in your driveways, in the garage, make sure you have good lighting set up and try to be a good neighbor and look out for suspicious people in the neighborhood and just try to stay alert. >> i think it is really crappy that people think it is okay to take stuff from other people. >> reporter: grey, too, wants others to be aware. she is hoping someone will recognize her car and do the right thing. >> it is a 2017 buick la crosse premium, what

i i think i have gained about 13,000 more grey hairsjust i think i have gained about 13,000 more greyan't predict what the outcome will be because it is the us, one minute they are hot, then cold. the rest of the world is catching up on this_ the rest of the world is catching up on this world cup in general will be a lot more — on this world cup in general will be a lot more competitive than past years. _ a lot more competitive than past years. we — a lot more competitive than past years, we have already had upsets. the expectations and anxiety are not lost on the team and its superstar. i think of because there is anxiousness every time there is a result that needs to be had, that has a little bit of feeling to it. but i think that is exciting, everybody knows that, everybody is like, 0k, we have to perform better, we have to get this result. i mean, i think that is something thatjust always gets passed down to the generations of this team. it is light, we go into these moments, held, yeah. following their stratospheric right, we hear how the changes on the pitch have reflected in th

what the showers in scotland it will stay grey through the afternoon, top temperatures here in round , highest values in the south of 21 degrees. moving through the night the rain will sweep steadily north and pretty much grind to a halt on the far north of scotland which could have impacts. quite a lot of cloud through the night acting like a blanket, mild night acting like a blanket, mild night to come with temperatures of 13-16 but night to come with temperatures of 13—16 buta night to come with temperatures of 13—16 but a grey start tomorrow. low pressure stays with us, the weather fronts spiralling around the low and driving in showers and still unseasonably windy. whether running still in place across parts of south wales, central and southern england and if you are camping 55 mile another gusts of wind will not be your friend and another gusts of wind will not be yourfriend and if another gusts of wind will not be your friend and if you have a marquee for the wedding that is worth bearing in mind. on saturday, plenty of showers, heavy, the rumble of thunder mixed in and temper

we are joined now by grey anderson.is the editor of the new book "natopolitanism: the atlantic alliance since the cold war." he co-authored a recent piece for "the new york times is -- "the new york times" titled "nato isn't what it says it is." welcome to democracy now! if you could respond to what happened at the nato summit this week? >> thank you for having me on. the two big news items, turkey's abandonment of opposition to swedish alliance and refusal to grant ukraine more concrete guarantees concerning the timeline for its own eventual membership. i don't think either of these developers is terribly surprising for someone who has been following the story has unfolded. at the same time, one can understand i think why the government in kyiv disappointed not to receive more substantial counties. yet a guest on recently that really invoke the precedent of another summit 15 years ago in bucharest at which the alliance on the initiative of george w. bush made the fateful decision to promise not just ukraine but georgia

— it then becomes a little bit of a grey area — it then becomes a little bit of a grey area about whethere based on what the — have been proportionate based on what the bbc new to the phone bashing, — what the bbc new to the phone bashing, every five minutes, to try and get _ bashing, every five minutes, to try and get a — bashing, every five minutes, to try and get a hold of this person. we don't _ and get a hold of this person. we don't know— and get a hold of this person. we don't know what they were saying about _ don't know what they were saying about the — don't know what they were saying about the present at this point. can i draw about the present at this point. can i draw your— about the present at this point. can i draw your attention to what about the present at this point. (gift i draw your attention to what we've already looked at? just take our audience the timeline and the gaps. you've been mentioning about the 19th of may being quite crucial, it is on the 6th ofjune, it's quite a gap between the 19th of may and the 6th ofjune before they made a phone call, even though it c

and now i get to work with them [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: a lot of people know you from "grey'ss that it's bringing a lot of folks from all over the world, surprisingly, that have never seen a broadway play coming to see it because they're big fans of "grey's." and, you know, we have fans that are 12 and 72 i mean, we have the whole -- we have four generations of folks >> jimmy: yeah >> primarily women, who come and see the -- [ laughter ] come and see the show. >> jimmy: yeah >> and they come, "yeah, i'm from chile and we love the show and we just wanted to come." because they know they are going to see you in real life. >> jimmy: yeah >> they know that they can stand there -- i don't want to solicit this because there's a a lot of people. but, like, i can stand down in one spot and i'm going to be there every night. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, it's a pretty cool experience for them. and it's a hell of a show, honestly so -- so, i'm excited about it >> jimmy: and you're -- you're back doing it. i mean, this is -- >> yeah, that was not expected >> jimmy: it takes so much work, by

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>> reporter: grey is far from alone. antioch police say there has been a huge increase in auto thefts in the city. >> over the last week we had 20 vehicle thefts. over the weekend we had another 22 to bring the total of 42 vehicle thefts over the whole week, seven day period. >> reporter: police say kias and hyundais are the primary targets. they say a social media video has shown the bad guys how easy it is to steal them. police have stepped up patrols but are short staffed so they're trying to get the word out. >> we're trying to make people aware to set up your vehicles, park them in your driveways, in the garage, make sure you have good lighting set up and try to be a good neighbor and look out for suspicious people in the neighborhood and just try to stay alert. >> i

extensive cloud, low—grey skies, drizzle, hill fog — that low—grey skies, drizzle, hill f0g - that sorts heavier rain, which then pushes further towards the east. in the north, there�*ll be some sunshine and the in, eventually, clear skies in the evening across parts of scotland or close. the first parts of monday indicate elongated low pressure with a lot of cloud, meaning it will take quite some time for this low pressure to move across. it�*s not moving particularly quickly. that rain may hang around for some time across the north and to the south, a lot of cloud, occasional showers and, again, some sunshine. so, pretty much what we�*ve had for quite some time now. here is that low. it is rather large, isn�*t it? it�*s spreading across much of northern and central europe. notice the wind arrows coming in from the north — quite unstable air, which is also going to develop some showers once we get some heat from the sunshine. a showery day, maybe even some thunderstorms developing there too on tuesday. here�*s that large low — even smaller lows running to the south of us. there�*s that

it'll stay pretty grey through further cloudy. it'll stay pretty grey thr0|pushing further cloudy.orth further cloudy. it'll stay pretty grey thr0|pushing north across her rain pushing north across northern scotland overnight , but northern scotland overnight, but elsewhere, most places becoming dry by. we'll see some clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland, which will allow to ireland, which will allow it to turn cooler here. but turn a little cooler here. but for another pretty for most, another pretty warm night. holding up night. temperatures holding up at 15 or 16 degrees. generally a fresher feel, though, through friday. and most , it'll be friday. and for most, it'll be a brighter day, too. in fact , a brighter day, too. in fact, a day spells , by and day of sunny spells, by and large, some wet weather, of course, northeast scotland working orkney up towards working from orkney up towards shetland and 1 or 2 showers elsewhere, certainly for northern on, northern ireland later on, plenty showers, for most, plenty of showers, but for most, tomorrow should a fresher tom

still a few showers, certainly initially across the south—west a grey south—west and quite a grey morningst england with rain and with some outbreaks of rain and they'll only slowly ease off through the day. so it be through the day. so it will be quite parts of quite damp here. parts of southern scotland seeing some showers northern showers north of northern ireland. as i said, for ireland. but as i said, for many, drier, brighter many, it'll be a drier, brighter day. still a lot of cloud, but a bit of blue sky. we'll see temperatures getting into the low across south, high low 20s across the south, high teens further north. then teens further north. but then that low in during that next low comes in during tuesday evening into the southwest. a southwest. and look at this, a spell heavy rain coming in, spell of heavy rain coming in, blustery falling on blustery showers falling on behind unseasonably windy again along the south coast of england. so a wet spell coming in through the middle part of the week with, again, temperatures below average for the time of year. bye for now. >> looks

i'm so happy. >> stephen: ten years on "grey's anatomy." almost ten seasons.sse: it's great to learn and completely fumble but i'm learning and trying to play around with some of the comedy stuff being a little lighter. it's kind of my natural disposition. these people who i really admire and the writers are incredible so i'm happy to be able to get that balance. also so much of my work, i do a lot of social justice work around serious issues and it's nice to have a balance. fill your soul in many ways. >> stephen: when you were doing "grey's anatomy," did you ever -- did people ever think that you knew about medicine? >> jesse: oh, yeah, a couple times. it's odd. i've said this before but i have been on a plane two different times when they have said, is there a doctor on board? somebody needs it. and they look at me. i say, the one thing you know about me for sure is that i'm not a doctor. but yet still. it's happened on two different occasions. >> stephen: that good of an actor. >> jesse: that is a good way to spin it. >> stephen: you just go up there and j

the grey lines here show average day—to—day temperatures since 1940 and let's now add in this year.uly 6th, that was the hottest day ever recorded with an average global temperature of 17.18 degrees celsius. and if you're thinking that sounds a little bit low, it's because it is global. it includes everywhere from the arctic to the antarctic and day and night. and now look howjuly continues to be exceptionally hot. this graph gives us all thejulys since 1880, when the industrial revolution and carbon emissions really started to take off. and look how the temperature has steadily risen to where we are now. this, of course, is how the weather looked for most of us here in the uk thisjuly. even if there was record heat elsewhere. it was a very different story last year, though, with that record—breaking heatwave. 57 weather stations across the country recorded all—time high temperatures. look how widespread they are. there were records broken in all the nations of the uk. so what can be done? well, we can plant more trees. they soak up carbon from the atmosphere, but it takes time for

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ending the grey zones in europe is everyone's importance, because this really, grey zones are a feedingee that there is is nato membership. guarantee that there is is nato membership-— guarantee that there is is nato membership. guarantee that there is is nato membershi. ., , ., guarantee that there is is nato membershi. ., , . ,, membership. how disappointed are you that germany — membership. how disappointed are you that germany seems _ membership. how disappointed are you that germany seems to _ membership. how disappointed are you that germany seems to be _ membership. how disappointed are you that germany seems to be not - membership. how disappointed are you that germany seems to be not be - that germany seems to be not be moving in the direction that france is moving? it seems that in the last few weeks president macron is moving closer to poland's position on accession to nato of ukraine, whereas germany seems to be a bit frozen. what you say to the german leadership now?— frozen. what you say to the german leadership now? well, we are working on the wording. _ leadership now? w

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it'll a grey, drizzly it'll be quite a grey, drizzly day the central belt of day from the central belthannels as well. we've got to get used to it because there'll be as end the be further showers as we end the month well. otherwise, enjoy month as well. otherwise, enjoy the your day by that the rest of your day by that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> yeah , you're with me. i'm >> yeah, you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. if you've just joined us, welcome on board. it is fast approaching 24 minutes after 4:00. now, before the break, we were discussing the coots saga . were discussing the coots saga. let's see what you've been saying about the coots and obviously the failed or everything that's going wrong. there i've not seen there john says, i've not seen any of your presenters taking the treasury to task about punishing natwest group board. surely as the biggest shareholder, it's opinion should carry a great weight at shareholders meetings. if the government wished to represent the publi

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it is described black as black grey as grey and dirt to you as the dirt for about over the whole switching progression in the okay. i see that little wait here is having a difficult time right now. she's gone and i also see that the current wave of migration brings with its significant risks and dangers, nothing more than that. if we to want to preserve human rights. but today we must rise up like a fist spirit that reigns here in your hearts. that's a spirit we need all across lithuania. we'll do that by going to you. we did it all through this where you all know people you. so yeah, yeah. the show sign. okay, that's what the song, the rifle you and the compass as a broad spectrum. it includes military exercises and all kinds of social activities . gloves. it's just that too. so there used to be resistance in the soviet era to please they focused on this. one common goal for the mature is so that it gets them done that on. and that's why i joined the rightful union city, move all the support the courses. so because our country is small crowds, it must be defended. and we will defend it, t

ok, the correspondence shaped bows just mentioned, the editor of the grey zone investigative outlets. max bloomfield was also the un security council meeting. and during that meeting, he presents a details of how american taxpayers money allocated his financial aid to ukraine, ends up with more recipients than perhaps expected. the american public has no idea where their tax dollars are going. and that's why this week we have the grades on published an independent audit of us talks, tax dollar allocation to ukraine throughout the fiscal years 2022 and 23. our investigation was led by heather kaiser, a former military intelligence officer who served in iraq and afghanistan. we found among many bizarre payments, a $400.00, a $4500000.00 payment from the us social security administration to the key of government. we found $4500000000.00 worth of payments from the us agency for international development to pay off ukraine. sovereign debt, much of what is which is owned by the global investment from black rock. that amounts to $30.00 taken from every us citizen at a time when $4.10 america

so we're going to start off on a grey note for many on saturday.sobars, strong winds, unseasonably windy for this time of year. the strongest of the winds on saturday likely to be across central and southern wales, along with central and southern england, 50—55 mph gusts of winds not out of the question. that is unusual for this time of year. and on top of that, spiralling around the low will be significant rash of showers, some of them heavy rumbles of thunder mixed in there. now, in between the showers, there will be some drier, brighter, maybe even sunny interludes. but the temperatures subdued for this time of year, 14—22 as the overall high. now, as we move into sunday, it's likely that the low will drift away, but we still run the risk of more significant showers or longer spells of rain in the north west of scotland. sunny spells and scattered showers elsewhere, and as we go through the day for the rest of the country, hopefully the showers should start to ease. again, highsjust peaking into the low 20s. a little bit disappointing for this t

to see sweden admitted as well stop you think we ought to be making a statement that ending these greyeliminating these places in europe where putin feels free to attack is actually in nato's security interest because if we don't do it then we are dealing with the effects of war such as we are dealing with ukraine today. that would be a very powerful statement to make, meaning that bringing ukraine in is not only about ukraine, it is also about nato's own security. ambassador, great to speak with you. more information has emerged, concerning allegations that a bbc presenter paid a teenager, tens of thousands of pounds, for sexually explicit images. the young person, now 20 years old, has claimed via a lawyer that, nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place, and that the claims that first emerged in the sun newspaper are rubbish, and an invasion of their privacy. the sun says it stands by its story. meanwhile, the metropolitan police say they are making further inquiries, but there is currently no investigation underway. the male presenter, who has been suspended, has not been na

it now controls the areas in grey.rovince in south—west yemen, and a warning you may find the images of malnourished children in her report distressing. imagine if this was where you had to turn for help, if this was your local clinic. every child here is in need. like safaa, wasting away at 13 months. war, hungerand poverty are intertwined here. this is a room full of desperation. mothers have come here to show us how sick, how thin their children are. but this clinic is normally closed. it's been opened todayjust because we are here. and doctors say they'll be able to do nothing for these children except send them home. tell me, doctor, why is the clinic normally closed? dr ali bin ali says, "the staff are on strike because they haven't been paid for the past four months and can't feed their own children." neither can safaa's worried mother, umm ahmed. her baby girl is severely malnourished and has a liver complaint. translation: some days| she doesn't have any food, when her father is at sea. when he comes back, we

but elsewhere grey, it's elsewhere it's grey, it's gloomy, and we've got these spells of crossing thelarly many places, particularly towards it's going to many places, particularly tov heaviest it's going to many places, particularly tovheaviest and it's going to many places, particularly tovheaviest and it's persistent be heaviest and most persistent towards accompanied towards the west and accompanied by wind, particularly by a strong wind, particularly around southern and southwestern coast. all in all, feeling on coast. so all in all, feeling on the side the more the cool side now, the more persistent wet weather pushes through on saturday night, but it lingers central and it lingers across central and southern northern southern scotland, northern england . a few showers england as well. a few showers elsewhere. but sunday in the south and the far north looking brighter compared with . saturday brighter compared with. saturday >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . on. gb news. >> now the bank at the centre of the nigel farage scandal coutts which is

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there is a real grey area here. it is a complicated one. tim davie has come clean about it and has expressed exactly what needs to happen. expressed exactly what needs to ha . en, , , ., , , expressed exactly what needs to hauen. , , ., happen. lessons will be learned followinu happen. lessons will be learned following this _ happen. lessons will be learned following this exercise, - happen. lessons will be learned following this exercise, he - happen. lessons will be learned following this exercise, he has l following this exercise, he has stated that already. what do you make of how he has handled this and the bbc has handled this so far? it is easy to criticise the bbc. the bbc is a publicly funded organisation, unique in the world, so it will get flak. the commercial section is very interested in giving the bbc a hard time because it gets all this public money. the bbc does have to keep its nose clean, be accountable. it is a difficult one, but i think, by and large, it has been handled quite well. they had to keep the name of the perso

lewis hamilton and noris drilled the crowd under grey skies. —— louis hamilton.nd on the grid but a pulsating taking over max or stopping on the first corner. the chairs of the british support was short—lived with first step in using his drs system to affect on lap five to retake the lead. later in the race a problem with magna sins lead to the safety car being deployed in a frantic last 14 laps or noris having to hold off hamilton who had moved up behind him from seventh. he succeeded to equal his best ever resulting in formula 1 with his mclaren team—mates coming forth. there winning was for stefan and the dutch with two red ball winner appears is excessive for third world tumble after successive grand prix victory. denmark's yonas vingegaur is still wearing the leaders yellow jersey at the tour de france, but the defending champion's lead has been cut to 18 seconds by tadej pogacar. stage nine was one for the climbers, as drew savage reports. it was a day to remember for michael woods, the canadian writer who's won stages at the gerald italia but never before

elsewhere, pretty drab grey elsewhere, pretty drab and grey with of rain with some outbreaks of rain is still going through. but it is still going to relatively humid if that to feel relatively humid if that brightness temperatures to feel relatively humid if that brightneshighs temperatures to feel relatively humid if that brightneshighs of temperatures to feel relatively humid if that brightneshighs of aroundratures to feel relatively humid if that brightneshighs of around 22 c.�*s climb to highs of around 22 c. enjoy day by by the enjoy your day by by the temperatures rising . temperatures rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news and welcome back. >> you're watching and listening to breakfast with anne and martin. thanks very much for watching and sending in all your pictures of doggies. we've been talking so much about dogs today because dog napping story because of the dog napping story about twiglet. we about little twiglet. but we will try more of your will try and show more of your pictures a bit on right pictures a bit later on right now, are talking show

lewis hamilton and lando norris thrilled the crowd under grey skies., norris started second on the grid, but mounted the challenge to overtake max verstappen on the first corner. the cheers of the british support were short lived, however, with max verstappen using his drs system in effect on lap five to retake the lead. later in the race, a problem for magnussen�*s car saw the safety car deployed. and a frantic last 1a laps saw norris having to hold off lewis hamilton, who moved up behind him from seventh. he succeeded with his best ever result in formula 1 with his mclaren teammate oscar piastri forth. podium in my home race. the race winner was max verstappen and the dutch red bull driver appears destined for a third successive world title after a dominant sixth successive grand prix victory. adam cottier, bbc news. denmark's jonas vingegaard is still wearing the yellow leader's jersey at the tour de france, but the defending champion�*s lead has been cut to 18 seconds by tadej pogacar. it was a day for the climbers, as drew savage reports. it was a

well, looking ahead to today , it's a bit of a grey to today, it's a bit of a grey start out there withurk around too, as start thursday morning. as we start thursday morning. heaviest across heaviest of the rain across parts scotland and the very parts of scotland and the very far of england. actually far south of england. actually very little changes throughout the central areas the day. it's more central areas where start to some where we will start to see some sunny to develop as we sunny spells to develop as we head lunchtime. that may head towards lunchtime. that may well sharp showers well trigger a few sharp showers though, in the sunnier though, but in the sunnier moments, especially across central parts, we central and eastern parts, we could highs reaching around could see highs reaching around 24 or 25 degrees as as we go into the evening, we will start to see improvements elsewhere, especially across the southern half england . we should start half of england. we should start to turn bit drier and clearer to turn a bit drier and clearer here. the rain will linger on. howeve

these, you're getting grey and voting for your brain. the u. n. g, a lazy probably not receiving a camera. right? because a, this was an off a made only to it. there's to 6 of the 17 countries in attendance or exactly. yeah. and it was, uh, as i said, being companies that are in attendance. i suggest that there's a smaller than the 43 that were in the last 2019 summit. so the vast majority of the internet is not going to be receiving supplies permission. and so those countries that stayed away what, what was mostly, what are they, are they making a point by staying away? is it was easily offensively, a boy thought, because as you say that the, the attendance they see much lower than last year. and then 2019 companies are doing well, i think it reflects in some ways the opinions of various members dates towards the warranty. we look at the u. n. g vote to see major regional power like that area, any road construction or repeatedly in those resolutions. but also, i think, as the russians have pointed out, they may be some pressure coming from the le

uh, what's the, what's the grey with all its official intelligence sorted us more about writers and the way the scripts are written them active? yes, writers have a problem with the to because you know, you can use chat, g, b, t and you can use other other a software out there to write scripts. so clearly you can see how writers would not want a i taking their job. however, you can still use machines and scanning to duplicate a human beings, likeness, their voice, and what not to use in future episodes or whatnot. so i think a lot of background actors that are, may not be a list or ones are concerned if they come in and they do one day of shooting. and you take a picture of them and you scan them. and then when there's time to do re shoots for a series or a film, you don't need them because you can just use or likeness. the problem with that is, are they being paid every single time you're using their likeness and how often and have you gotten permission to use their like this? and right now, the lines around that are very blurry in sac after a wanted to be much more concrete and they w

we've seen 60000 tons of grey and one of the both since he's booked today was about residential buildings which have missed your building. so different targets but certainly set to be the cities at off. very, very valuable. and you can simply doesn't have enough in the way of actually miss all systems to projects. well, the big city census. as a result, there are palpable fears at the moment that russia will be targeting ukraine bound ships is ukraine still determined to continue making those green exports just to be clear, seen from key if this is nothing showing a russian attempt to the naval blockade full scale blockade of ukraine's ports, i think they've been a bit of hope either in the weeks that russia might not directly attack ships that would just not guarantee safety that there might be issues with minds. and that some kind of alternative arrangement may be touchy, providing security too much and shipping might allow some continue to explore. i think that is increasingly looking a lot k, there is more aggressive terms coming out of most go now and do crating. and government sofa

grey, and if somewhere 12 we put the scheme. and we decided to bring it to life.heme, he refined it a little there. it turned out they went to combat shooting. you made a self-propelled gun. yes? came out to us was to see, in fact, on the counter-battery fight. itself is the main thing to change the position, of course, shot back. i looked at the stopwatch. yep, the exit is coming. you hear, immediately 2 minutes you turn around and turn around. well, on the seventh minute we roll back. that is, he has time for this time. how many shots, yes, it’s better to have 9-10 shots for drones more precisely induced and it is faster on the blood. here or not there? there, if there is just that, you know, i only know one profession where there is more adrenaline than here. i talk to the guys from donetsk, than before the war. you say the miner i say, after the war you will go to the mine, he says, no, it's not scary, ulyanka who called the daughter the youngest 4 years old? well, in general, this is sergey seryozha, or rather a car for me, but it turned out like this. uh, so

kevin men should be careful with grey areas of morality.morality or am i just missing the point? >> i, i worry that you might be being slightly unfair to justin welby because i think , i mean welby because i think, i mean the fact is 46% of brits like the fact is 46% of brits like the small boat stop in that aspirate ocean. they don't like the small small boats. it offends their sense of natural justice. they don't like seeing, you know , seeing it happen . but you know, seeing it happen. but the actual letter to the times, which will be signed with other religious leaders, is quite it suggests just improvements to the legislation . and i don't the legislation. and i don't think he's ever suggested it's immoral to want to control immigration. >> he said the small boats policy was immoral. he said that not not in this letter, but earlier did he ? yeah. earlier did he? yeah. >> yeah. i mean, i think i you know, i'm more generous towards the ideas behind it. the idea behind it is that it offends people's sense of fairness about immigration. >>