we will have an orange weather warning issued, and due to the snowfall in the highlands and areas of sersi , we will have a disruption in road traffic in the mountain axes, but the intensity of the rainfall will be higher in the zagros highlands, in the western part of the country, including in areas of state kurdistan, kermanshah, lorestan, regions of central hamadan provinces, qom, northern and eastern parts of khuzestan, chaharmahal and bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad regions, western and southern parts of isfahan province, northern and western parts of fars province, and also in the continuation of alborz in zanjan provinces, qazvin, alborz, tehran and in the northern parts of semnan, you are also predicting that heavy rains will happen. i told you that we have an orange weather warning and during this time the persian gulf will also face it . thank you . one of the biggest environmental successes of our time is happening. scientists have recently discovered that the agreement of 35 years ago has led to a gradual and hopeful improvement of the ozone layer. in 1987, after sc

everything will be decided, the bears will not be able to keep the line and the brave highlander. it is easy to teach scoundrels a lesson from the borders of hungary to the heart of burma and nepal, the russian devil relentlessly pursues and torments the entire human race and tirelessly commits his evil faith, irritating our industrious and exceptionally peaceful empire . equally. and in the 19th century and in the 18th century and in the 17th century russia was a barbaric wild, uh, uneducated, aggressive imperialist country, and this largely became part of the western participation of the english consciousness, therefore, russia had a good image in england uh, only twice in its entire history . e. the first time it was in 1917, and the second time in 1991. that is, at the moment when the country was disintegrating. her image of britain in the west was exceptionally good. the actions of britain in the caucasus could not stop the military and political advance russia in the black sea and the middle east under the influence of st. petersburg passes persia shah refuses the services o

british agent highlander scot.with the caucasian highlander and at the same time was a completely different deep russophist visited the caucasian mountain villages. he met with the circassian leaders, he held several councils in the circassian leaders, he presented the highlanders with a flag, allegedly on behalf of the english king three crossed arrows and several stars scattered over them. in fact. they say that the city invented this flag personally, in addition to. here the western caucasus was visited by other british agents, all the thirties and forties of the xix man they are, there among the circassians the most interesting thing is that the presence of agents in the western caucasus by the british. in general, they did not hide, on the contrary , they were often proud of it, along with agents in tanks, journalists went to the highlanders who described the exploits of british spies. in general, it was believed that this was such a very important british mission to contain russia . precisely at these limits.

the action comes six months after a mass shooting in the chicago suburb of highland park during the town's fourth of july parade. we get more from cbs' charlie de mar. >> reporter: how has your life changed in the last six months? >> the trauma is very deep and very real. >> reporter: lauren bennett was at the highland park independence day parade with her family, like she is every year. >> we're going to go. >> reporter: when the celebration was shattered by a particularly american problem. >> i jumped up to run. as i did that, i was hit in the back. i looked down. my whole left side was bleeding. >> reporter: she was shot twice, one of four dozen hit when prosecutors say a 21-year-old armed with an ar-15 style rifle fired down on the crowd from a rooftop. >> and i was lucky because i got out of there alive, but one centimeter any direction, and i wouldn't be here talking to you. >> reporter: 63-year-old jackie sundheim was one of the seven who did not survive. >> for me it's just -- there's just a massive hole, and a hole in my heart, a hole in my life. >> it's just that sheer impact of

well, highlands or bank or it average, it is a crisis. if you got it, the coal we're goal is should be good for us. but for me, for me to, to just leave a small proportion of the vehicle in bangkok. so if the chaise just took is not enough to shing, the game of the apparition in bangkok. so how is going electric working in thailand for the other vehicles? i mean, there's a lot of infrastructure. the government would need to set up and even in rich countries like the united states, that this is been a real struggle year for, for, for thailand will bank all 4 we're call in here. maybe a little bit slowly. ching, in terms of our shame problems will combustion to b. o electric, real coal is like we sang, but it's not showing as much as are the country. it become higher to western country china or usa or ural. i think it's are older than them. a lot for that one. so if the government is not doing enough, why not? i mean, is it just a budget issue? because a having to set up these electric stations is it is very costly i think the problem is no

the firm that runs it says it could soon expand to other sites across the highlands.land�*s only gold mine, and it�*s nowjust starting to give up its treasure. it�*s taken years to reach this point, to drive a tunnel more than a kilometre into the heart of this mountain, following a gold—bearing vein of quartz. what lies ahead are years of mining that gold. but geologists think there could be far more gold still to be discovered, perhaps even under my feet. how many miles of tunnels have you got here? so we have 1.2 kilometres... a hundred people work here. among them, mine geologist rachel paul, whosejob it is to chart that seam of gold right through these rocks. so the vein itself... so it�*s a quartz vein, which runs through the mountain and it�*s been here for 408 million years. and you can almost see it above our heads right now. so it�*s a quartz vein and it has sulfides in it. you can see it a little bit closer in my hand. so we�*re looking for quartz vein, we�*re looking for different types of mottling and different shear structures. in a long soundproofed she

everybody has a phone even up in the highlands. the people are, are looking at social media before they go and work in the field. they are listening to the news and it is through the social media and what they are hearing . that people are deciding that they have to come to protest because they come to lima or come to the down to the communities or to the cities because they feel it's their time to to make their voice. i'm her and but it, this theories forgive me. the stories about yeah, it will model is the president or fear ring asked the us in pool know and they would be wouldn't care offended. yeah, would be offend. well, they're being told that somebody's telling them what to do and how to think marianna, you said that the violence is not playing well in the streets, in terms of the crackdown the response by the government. it also doesn't play well in our chat. here we have someone on youtube clear thing. i hope the peruvian government can stop killing people because they're violating the human rights, proven peruvian police,

. ♪♪♪ sally: victor mambor traveled to west papua's remote central highlands.r? sally: the recent conflict started here in the district of nduga, causing a humanitarian disaster. local officials say 45,000 people have been displaced. ♪♪♪ sally: victor is meeting raga kagoya, a highlander helping those who fled. raga kagoya: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sally: the construction of this road triggered the current fighting, a 4000-kilometer link called the transpapuan highway. jakarta says it will bring economic opportunity and improve living standards, but many west papuans fear indonesia will use it to take land, exploit natural resources, and destroy local culture. raga: [speaking foreign language] sally: in december 2018, a group of west papuan independence fighters ambushed and slaughtered at least 16 indonesian road workers. indonesia retaliated with a security offensive to capture those responsible. wiranto: [speaking foreign language] sally: "foreign correspondent" has obtained exclusive video of the aftermath of indonesia's operation. it shows houses bu

the law was passed in the wake of another mass shooting, on july 4th in highland park. it caps the sale of high capacity ammunition magazines. we saw those used in monterey park. and they allow them to fire rounds automatically and extends the possibility to prevent dangerous individuals from possessing a gun through firearm restraining orders. joining me to you discuss, illinois state representative bob morgan. he represents highland park, io you on this morning. >> it is good to see you again, jim. >> so in the wake of this we saw three shootings in three days in california. which like illinois has some strict gun laws. what is your response to the claim, well, hey, they passed a laws and it didn't make a difference there. what data, if i could ask por pointedly, backed up illinois's decision to pass the legislation it did in the wake of highland park, in terms of what state laws do, if anything, to reduce gun violence? >> well, and it is unfortunately good to be with you and it was about six months ago, you and i spoke the day after the shooting in highland park. so

precipitation is predicted in the form of snow in the highlands and areas of sersi. of course, i must say that for the next few hours in parts of the center and south-west of the country , we will have an increase in wind speed. be from these areas for the day on tuesday, we will strengthen and expand the activity of this rain system in the whole country. almost the entire western half of the country will experience rains in burmigireh, also in the northern regions of the country, the shores of the caspian sea , the southern slopes of alborz, parts of the northeast of the country will also be involved. until the flooding of public roads, we will have flooding of roads and seasonal river flooding, and i must also add that we have snowfall in high altitudes and cold areas . snowfall can lead to disruption of road traffic and slippery roads, especially in the zagros highlands, but the highest intensity of rains in which areas will we have? for which an orange weather warning has been issued in parts of the kurdistan provinces of kermanshah, ilam, lorestan, the northern

the highest rainfall will occur in the highlands of zagros, as well as in parts of the kurdistan provinces of kermanshah, ilam, lorestan and perhaps the center of tehran, alborz, qazvin, zanjan, also areas of khuzestan, chaharmahal , bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh, and boyar ahmad provinces, the northern and western parts of fars province, the western and southern parts of isfahan province, and even in parts of western and eastern azerbaijan, taj mohammad, as you can see, the concentration of rain is more at the foothills of the zagros highlands, it will cause public roads to be blocked until nightfall, we will have flooding of canals and seasonal rivers, also due to the snowfall that occurs in the colder parts , we will also have road traffic disruption, especially in the mountainous axes, as well as the phenomenon the other thing that they should talk about is the strong wind that will happen for the next day or two in a part of the southwest and maybe even from the center and for tomorrow in the west, which can lead to damage in these areas. for the next two days, the persian gulf and we will in

the prime minister is due in the highlands for his first i due in the highlands for his first trip ash nicola sturgeon. as anticipated rishi sunak will highlight the benefits of scotland remaining in the united kingdom as nicola sturgeon continues her push for independence. let us speak to our scotland correspondent lorna garner. this is a marked change from liz truss who didn't talk to nicola sturgeon at all and nicola sturgeon was pretty upset about that. this is different because they are actually talking. what is likely to be the tone of the meeting do you think? the two have met before- — meeting do you think? the two have met before. they _ meeting do you think? the two have met before. they met _ meeting do you think? the two have met before. they met in _ met before. they met in blackpool backin met before. they met in blackpool back in november which nicola sturgeon said work or the other despite their political differences. looking for the tone of the meeting will be important. it could be scarcely more different than the their relationship with rishi sunak predecessors. the

so time highlands authority tells us that in 5 years time, the dumb wool will stand right here. $5000.00 hectares of land will them be flooded . as we are all away, this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and what we, as the project helpful at number of programs, which had been there, is customer lead vocal many desert as ways and means of ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land. that the laws over there, grazing alia, and perpetual mer to sea sick, we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cat saddam was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir, from where it's piped to south africa. sick we worked for the santa legal center, the project was conceived georgia by to an democratic governments of south africa, apathy to regime and the military. it there at the gym in the social. those governments did not have mandate from the people. they did that. they said need for the review or basically to the project is also threatened by massive soil erosion. the construction of the dams, along with overgrazing and climate change m

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. >> reporter: one of these extreme cases is now playing out in highland park, illinois.ii, age 21, allegedly opened fire on an independence day parade, killing seven people, injuring more than 30. soon after, he was charged with 21 counts of murder, three for each of the deceased victims. but robert creamo iii pleading not guilty is not the only one facing criminal charges. prosecutors are holding his father accountable, robert creamo jr., alleging he should have seen the red flags in his son's behavior before sponsoring his application to have a gun license in 2019. >> you tell people to be responsible with their decisions when it comes to operating their cars, we tell people to be responsible with the decisions they make in all facets of life. and if you are signing an application that says that "my son or daughter can have to weapons" then you will be held responsible if that decision is reckless. >> reporter: creamo jr.'s defense attorney put out a statement describing the charges as baseless and unprecedented, writing, "the decision should alarm every single parent

ah was highlander had i had a great time here because i found new friends to play with sending a quick group photo as a memento before abdul and the other children bold band flights home after a 10 hour flight, the children have landed safely in the them oh, here the red crescent helps to organize their return soon the children will see their parents again. they've had no contact all this time so that they wouldn't get to homesick. abdul and his father hug among a horse with identical shadow she to that of the 7 months were like 7 years for ash joel gallow it. but now my son is back and i couldn't be happier. did with i wanted to cry, but i stopped myself because i did not want abdul to cries on. mcglochan went to me to ask ellen jody abdul's father wants to see everything right away. look up his asthma medicine, skinny all the wounds on your chest healed. now, booth he said yes, it's all better now it's all gone. richly, did i have no wounds any more? settle oliver's meal when he laughed. he was hot and in terrible pain wash. hello joe. there now he is better and healthy, much better

the dams to generate electricity for its population of the local project manager from the la soto highlands, authority, tulsa, let him 5 years time. the dumb wool bull stand. right? hare, 5000 hectares of land. will them be flooded? as we are all away? this kind of projects would have social impacts and environmental impacts. and so we as the project template number of programs, which had been there, discussed mac lead vocal amenities are as ways that means ha, ha ha, mitigating against the laws of land that the laws over there, grazing earlier, and were patched but to see sick, we heard exactly the same promises 24 years ago when the cancer down was built. all other dams feet that water into this reservoir, from where it's pipe to south africa. sick, we worked for the se and only legal center. the project was conceived georgia by 2 undemocratic governments of south africa, apathy, the regime, and the military. it is jim, in mistletoe. those governments did not have monday to form the people they did their days in need for the review of the security. the project is also threatened by massiv

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but we are limited by the quality of our environment. phase 2 of the low soto highlands water project started 3 years ago. one of 5 damage is being built here to supply water to neighboring south africa. the entire village has been moved to another location. yes, the, the, on the construction work hit us hard. they had promised us jobs. our children are supposed to be earning something from this, but instead they're out of work for adults, while other people in south africans get the jobs we go hungry. one and they also took our fields till another about gas in the cornfields and grazing land. now, how's construction workers? far from leading to greater prosperity, the dam has brought misery for residence. driving 8000 people from their homes. the water will flow to south africa's financial hub, johannesburg, 400 kilometers away. for the 16000000 people in the city and surrounding province la, so toes dams a vital and already provide 60 percent of their water since the project is financed with south african taxpayers money. union kline hans has been monitoring it for a long time. he w

iam—2am we'll start to see this swathe of very strong winds passing between shetland and the north highlandswards the norwegian sea by around dawn. there'll be showers or longer spells of rain across the northern half of the country, wintry on the hills. further south, bar the odd shower, it's going to stay largely clear, temperatures overnight range from around 3—6 celsius. it's that area of low pressure pushing in towards norway wednesday morning, taking the gales with it, but still going to be quite a blustery day across the north and the east of the uk. this weather front will bring some showery bursts of rain to northern ireland, south western scotland, north wales, northern england and into the midlands at times. sunshine, blustery showers for the north east of scotland, and we'll see some sunshine across the south and the southwest corner of the uk. double figure values in the south, single figures across scotland. now as we head into thursday, this weather front will pass across the north of the uk to bring outbreaks of rain mainly to the north and the west of scotland. looks quite w

relatives of shooting victims gathered just outside highland hospital. one family received devastating news relatives emerged from the hospital. visibly distraught and grieving . they identified the victim who died at the hospital as 18 year old mario navarro of oakland heartbroken right now and about to go see my family inside the shooting took place at or near a gas station on macarthur boulevard in seminary. police say they were alerted by a shot spotter activation shortly after six pm on monday upon arrival, they located shooting scene they located casings. but no victims shortly thereafter communications division received notification of multiple gunshot wound victims who self transported to local hospitals. police say there are seven other gunshot victims who are expected to survive. one woman tells me her sister is among those who were shot. investigators collected evidence from two cars that may have transported the gunshot victims to the hospital . it's really disheartening and difficult, you know to deal with. but um, you know, again, we're rel

parts of scotland had snow and temperatures in the highlands got very close to minus nine celsius. and it is mild air that will win out for much of the time, i think, through this coming week. there will be some rain at times, but equally some drier and chillier interludes. so for the rest of today, we will see thickening cloud and some patchy rain across the channel islands and fringing into the south coast of england. elsewhere, some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery and some rain still with some snow over high ground affecting northern parts of scotland. temperatures four degrees for aberdeen and glasgow, 13 in london. and then tonight, we will see this area of wet weather pushing across southeast england into east anglia, some showers further north. most of them will phase. there will be some clear spells, ice likely to be an issue through northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland where it is going to be another really cold night, minus eight in the highlands and even further south, it will be chillier than it was last night. now into monday, some

parts of scotland had snow and temperatures in the highlands got very close to minus nine celsius. in the south of england and it is mild air that will win out for much of the time. i think through this coming week. there will be some rain at times, but equally some drier and chillier interludes. so for the rest of today, we will see thickening cloud and some patchy rain across the channel islands and fringing into the south coast of england. elsewhere, some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery and some rain still with some snow over high ground affecting northern parts of scotland. temperatures four degrees for aberdeen and glasgow, 13 in london. and then tonight, we will see this area of wet weather pushing across southeast england into east anglia, some showers further north. most of them will phase. there will be some clear spells, ice likely to be an issue through northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland where it is going to be another really cold night, minus eight in the highlands and even further south, it will be chillier than it was last night.

parts of scotland had snow and temperatures in the highlands got very close to minus nine celsius.outh of england and it is mild air that will win out for much of the time. i think through this coming week. there will be some rain at times, but equally some drier and chillier interludes. so for the rest of today, we will see thickening cloud and some patchy rain across the channel islands and fringing into the south coast of england. elsewhere, some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery and some rain still with some snow over high ground affecting northern parts of scotland. temperatures four degrees for aberdeen and glasgow, 13 in london. and then tonight, we will see this area of wet weather pushing across southeast england into east anglia, some showers further north. most of them will phase. there will be some clear spells, ice likely to be an issue through northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland where it is going to be another really cold night, minus eight in the highlands and even further south, it will be chillier than it was last night. now into

and then of course the highland park shooting where there was an ar-style rifle used.t that we had a very successful november election for democrats who are in favor of gun safety legislation, and so we were able to bring all that together here in early january. it's something very important we got it done. >> when you talk about the nra, they have already said that -- while the state gun law lobby has said that -- when the state revolution has said that the challenges accepted, the illinois state rifle sensation will see the state of illinois in courts. are you concerned at all that the law could be overturned? >> look, of course they are going to try to take this to court. they do this every time something passes that keeps people safe in the state. but the fact is that it is now law in the state of illinois. we have an outlaw upset assault weapons, we have outlawed the switches that turn normal weapon into an automatic weapon. the success that we have achieved is keeping families safe now. we believe that the court challenge that they will bring will be unsuccessful

different story, particularly in scotland, with snow for some and some very low temperatures in the highlands i think it is mostly mild weather that will win out, with some rain at times equally though, some drier and chillier interludes. as we head into monday it's this little ridge of high pressure that's going to be in charge of the weather. a brief, drier interlude with a wedge of colder air in place. and the day certainly starting on a really cold note across northern areas, particularly in scotland. ice an issue here, also for northern ireland and for northern england. and further south, some showery rain pushing across the far south east of england. that will tend to ease away, i think, as we go through the morning. and then for most of us, some good spells of sunshine, some further showers pushing into the western side of scotland. and some of those will be wintry and a slightly chillier day, particularly in the south. highs ofjust nine degrees and further north, two or three across some parts of northern scotland. but a change as we move out of monday into tuesday. low pressure movin

most of them, we've seen our people from the highlands, from coastal, from who know where 3 weeks ago, 17 people were killed just in one afternoon in clashes with the police. the police opened fire there. many people are very angry at the government especially because just 2 days ago the police went into the university of san marcos campus where not only students live there, but also there were many people from the highlands camping there. they were taken out, they were detained and they were taken not to any police station. they were taken to the head quarters or the anti terrorism task force in the country. that is a big message being sent to the protesters that the message from the government seems to be. well, if you protest we are going to treat you as a terrorist. mariam also widespread condemnation of the excessive use of force by security forces. we've been reporting on at least 50 protest is dying over the past month or so. what does the government say about this? that's right. is this mission for the entire american, the entire american commission for human rights transparen

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campus, it uses all of the parts of a de mall, highland mall, which opened in austin in 1970 and has ilt a number of new structures. so you have classrooms, the old boutiques, you have an eating area in the former food court, you have this internal seating and part of an old department store, and they cut skylights into it so that there's more natural light, but they've reused the concrete and steel, which is increasingly important now that we're more aware of, you know, how how costly it is to extract building materials and that, you know, we shouldn't just be throwing them away according the colleges chancellor students associations with the mall actually helps some first generation students feel comfortable on the college campus and they saved a giant fiberglass hotdog from original food court and it's become popular selfie location at highland so i kind of wrap up my you know summary skim through my book here i hope you becomes clear that i didn't write this history of malls for nostalgia. like i thought the book would appeal to, you know, eighties babies like me but i also want

there were individual bans even in highland park, but, you know, the shooter in highland park simply county in illinois and purchased one. so, you know, we need an assault weapons ban nationally and i have spoken with the president about this and with members of congress. we obviously need to elect gun safety advocates at the federal level like we did here at the state level. >> i just wonder if that's a realistic option because you did have until a couple weeks ago, right, democrats controlling not just the white house but both chambers of congress and they couldn't move an assault weapons ban, they didn't have the votes, particularly without 60 votes in the senate. is it a realistic prospect support a national ban given those numbers? >> well, let me remind you that we, too, here in illinois had democratic house and senate, democratic governor and we had trouble moving an assault weapons ban for many years. we were able to do it this time for a variety of reasons, the biggest one is that the survivors and the families of victims came together to, first of all, get everybody engaged

was highlander had i had a great time here because i found new friends to play with something a quick group photo as a memento before abdul and the other children bold than flights home after a 10 hour flight, the children have landed safely in cobbled with here the red crescent helps to organize their return soon the children will see their parents again. they've had no contact all this time so that they wouldn't get to home sent with abdul and his father hug. among a horse with identical shonasha to that of the 7 months when like 7 years for ash joel gallow it. but now my son is back and i couldn't be happier, did with i wanted to cry, but i stopped myself because i did not want abdul to cry. his own mcglochan went to me to ask ellen jody abdul's father wants to see everything right away. look at that as well on mister finney, all the wounds on your chest healed now. booth he said, yes, it's all better now it's all gone. she said, i have no wounds any more settle our lives off me when he laughed. he was hot and in terrible pain wash la jolla. there. now he is better and healthy, muc

still some snow on the ground for this weather watcher in the highlands, but there is a change that willtart to take place, a slow change, with a bank of cloud pushing in from the northwest, some southwesterly winds bringing something milder. they will develop across northern ireland and western scotland as we go through the night. some rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by 6am again, temperatures for belfast and stornoway will be up at six or seven celsius. further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. so quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and slo

s highlands, head of international development at the keel institute for the world economy. and i asked him what role germany is likely to play when it comes to firms creating jobs and opportunities for people? i certainly expect that germany will, will offer to help countries to, on the one hand, build more inclusive institutions to bite corruption to leapfrog, to green energy generation. and what we will have to see what kind of instrument germany will offer to its firms, to transfer to knology, to create shops in african countries. that's something which will probably only be visible. as for example, the economy ministry will create its own strategy during the countries on the african continent have very different economic conditions which countries are in the focus here. so from the discussion i have heard during the last year, i would certainly expect that for development corporation for development 8 am to reform partners like cynic, i will still play major role. but when it comes to generation, we have seen that germany is interested in working with maybe south africa

that i, for example, saw only in zoo, and here in the south-west of the republic of tyva in the highlands, yakov breeds wool to get meat, milk, and behind my back, the state farm herd of 200 heads and pay attention to black, yaks, this is a cross between yako and a cow. the young irgit family received a herd of sheep 3 years ago under the governor's program. now they have to give the born animals to other young breeders. since childhood, i dreamed of breeding jacobs, these are beautiful mountain animals. they graze themselves, but from time to time they need to be looked after. alaya, alyona have three children, but at the shepherd's camp with them only the younger seniors study and live with relatives, the irbita family has a herd of horses and cows. electricity in the house from solar panels heats the stove with traditional dung, without fail, adding a little honey and flour for spirits, hosts in blue clothes - this is a symbol of the clear sky, it is customary to treat travelers to the table. about how livestock farmers work getting up early in the morning hmm five in the morning stand

there's obvious benefits this plan is not just on the medical side, but on the tourism side, course highland is, is quite strong and on tourist industry. right. and we're pushing very, very hard on the medical tourism, which is, you know, there's the big, the facts and the data. since the new years. there's been a record, a number of tourists come into town and i'm kind of hopefully can be a part of that experience. but how do you overcome the stigma? and at the same time, remind younger people of the health hazards, especially teens whose brains are still developing. honestly, it's a, it's quite difficult because it's something that it used to be grown. know in the back yards of farmers. you know, any families i'm, you know, they use it to, to put it in their suits as part of the food and beverage right or whatnot. but it's very difficult to do. so. i mean, the government has tried their best to, to limit, you know, the usages with, for example, under twenty's or, or moms or pregnant women as well. best feeders, you know, these are, these are, it makes it kind of what they're trying their b

further steady rain heaviest over north—west highlands . that over north—west highlands.'s going to continue much of thursday as well as into friday. but for the rest of uk, for many places it is mostly dry and it's warming up . to my thanks to the brilliant nigel farage. he returns tomorrow at 51. tonight, it's mark dolan looking after the 8:00 show all of this week up in my big opinion three years on from brexit my verdict also do the tories face extinction the next election? could they disappear altogether? we'll ask top academic and expert on the red wall, professor matthew goodwin what he has to say will not make for happy listening for rishi sunak as it emerges. for happy listening for rishi sunak as it emerges . british sunak as it emerges. british army have been spying on

for decades these 3 wheels have been a feature of bangkok street, the talk to highlands on official items. it's fast, it's loud and tourists love it. when my vanilla from what i think took or something tied on should be proud of them. they are unique and represent island. we're going to have it. but as i conic as the 3 wheeled vehicle may be, the technology hasn't been updated for nearly half a century. and it has been a major contributor to bank hawks, poor air quality, more than 300 of these electric took, took snack are about to change that her half of the madame and but as a truck driver, you normally after shift gears manually. yeah. but this one is fully automatic on the wireless fall and very convenient to drive. then you can look whereby will minor and not just the engine has been changed. the entire booking system is controlled by an app. the clean writing cards are made for 6 passengers rather than just 3. using the app the electric took took can be shared. it is comparatively cheap. guy out if i want to reduce the damage to the environment. so i prefer electric took talks, whet