[laughter] a toilet used by john london at a mansion he shared with yoko ono will be put on display atol museum. fans are thrilled as it will remind them of her music. that is so good. although she is underrated but that was funny. you are a scientist of they created a nuclear freeze your reaction by heating a target to over 5 million degrees. until now of course, the only thing to reach that temperature was the mcdonald's apple pie. what's up with that? several u.s. army soldiers are under investigation after sexually explicit photos of them, appeared on social media. wearing bondage gear and dog masks. if you want to see them simply do a google search for big black cop gets panels. [laughter] yeah, you just said it. the whale, starring brandon fraser, has a sister to paul man, and the biggest limiting opening in any year in l.a. this week. it also earned praise for being the first feature film to be shot entirely in a sizzler. is it? it is also earned a golden globe nomination for best sweatpants. [laughter] and do we really need a follicle? i don't know. let's watch some more whippi

to make up for inflation and years of cats live to john hall in london. so just how much disruption, jonah, is this strike coffee? ah, what is found to have an effect on health care provision in the national health service? that is, of course, the point of a strike to cause disruption and they will be a 2nd day of disruption with nurses joining picket lines. crossing wales and northern ireland historic. the sequence of nurses strikes the most expensive in the 106 year history of the royal college of nursing. and indeed, the history of the national health service itself, which many of the picket line behind me will tell you, has been the subject of funding cuts under funding for years since the economic crisis in 2010 as have the nurses themselves and show their cost up to 20 percent in real terms. play with wages failing to keep pace with in place, but one of those nurses joins me now. dave ha, thanks for joining us today. kind of being an easy decision. i'm sure that the nurses to walk up rewards to walk away from their patients. jibley, you and your col

to come: 13 years after the first film, the stars are out for the avatar two world premiere in london. johnew york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man. they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. - elsewhere. — people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she is facing seven charges of tax evasion, estimated at £120 million. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: democratic incumbent raphael warnock wins the last in its seed up for grabs in the mid—term elections, solidifying a democrat controlled. moroccan football ferns elaborate their world cup when over spain, throu

john was in london on a business trip. he was marketing v.p. for bacardi.cheduled on a flight the following day. but he decided to surprise us and come home a day early. >> neil: when you look back at that day and that time and really what would come after that tragedy, we would see obviously 9-11 many years later, what do you tell people about getting through that? >> well, i have worked every air disaster and active terrorism in the last 34 years. i've met thousands of families that have gone through similar tragedies as my own. you know, quite often people say, well, when do you get closure or when do you get over this? i've always maintained with everyone that you don't get closure and you don't get over it. you just learn how to live with it. >> you learn how to process it on a regular basis and learn how to live with it. in our case, you know, moving forward and not having -- trying to move forward and not having a criminal trial or the u.s. authorities trying to arrest and prosecute how many people were responsible was heart breaking. john loved amer

john hall reports for london ambulance workers have joined a long list of public sector strike driven to industrial action because of low pay in the face of a crippling cost of living crisis. in this sector, perhaps more than most low pay as life and death consequences. it's not just a p p is one of the reasons why the services in such a state because the government hasn't invested properly in the workforce and people are leaving in the rules. and it's one of these cumulative things isn't good. people leave, it means those who are left behind or under even more pressure and too often the ultimate price is paid by patience. according to n, h s. england, the number of patients who died while being transferred to hospital in an ambulance more than doubled from 40 in 2021 to 93. in the past 12 months. the number of patients who suffered severe harm in ambulances. triple to a 154 and more than 5000 patients came to some sort of harm on their way to hospital like their colleagues. the nurses know ambulance worker wants to risk patient care by going on strike. well, what they'll tell you her

john hall reports from london in 27 years. as a paramedic, steve johnson says he's never seen the abilene service, so short staffed the national health service, so over stretched ahead of a planned ambulance strike next week. steve says, if the government doesn't offer a significant pay increase, he like many of his colleagues may quit. so this isn't just about pipe or, or that is the main issue for the moment. we have devastating staff shortages. we've got a record number of vacancies across the chair, across the ambulance sector in the health and social care committee. i've been parliament stated we're experiencing the greatest workforce crisis in the history of the chess and it's on sustainable. yeah. the coming days and weeks will see already striking postal workers joined by paramedics along with railway and airport star. the border falls bus drivers. and for the 1st time in the history of the union nurses, we're seeing a wave of industrial action. and that's in response to 12 years of the government holding down public s

john hall reports from london. yeah. in our time, a grave famine of peace, the words of pope francis in his annual christmas blessing will be at or be to the city and the world went to school. i'm going to show you really deluxe, as we gather with our loved ones that think of families, the perience great difficulty and those struggling in this time of economics christ . the pope recalled the scars of conflict in syria at the time of height and tensions between israel and the palestinians. he prayed for mutual trust and in yemen, iran, lebanon, haiti, me and ma, and of ganna stand. pope francis prayed for reconciliation and peace. when it goes special attention was reserved for ukraine. is he only to render pro and may the lord inspire us to offer concrete gestures of solidarity to assist all those who are suffering and may have enlightened the minds of those who have the power to silence the thunder of weapons and put an immediate end to this senseless walker, ah, another seasonal message this time delivered by a king. i

john, it's not from london, is helena blanco, research director and head of america's risk insights. verisk maple croft could have you with us, again at humana, from a truck drivers to teachers, nurses to train drivers. there seems to be a lot of industrial action around at the moment. are we seeing a revival in labor activism and in unions? well, i think what we're seeing right now is the reaction to the cost of living crisis. and uh, you know, people taking what would be more extreme measures in demand for pay raises. and of course, you know, we're, we're noticing now is in developed economies in emerging markets. labor activism never went away. if you look at countries that have been struggling with inflation for many years. but we're now seeing is in western europe in the united states that workers are facing double digit inflation. and this is something that hasn't happened for decades. and this, you know, the strikes you're talking about is just a symptom of the economic situation that families are dealing with day in and day out. but our strikes affective, they come at a cost

family with my three small children and i were waiting for the arrival of their daddy john to come home from a londonusiness trip and then four days before christmas, john, among 259 passengers and crew, boarded pan am 103, which was a u.s. flagged boeing 747 flying from london to new york. and like you said, 38 minutes into the flight, at 31,000 feet, the terrorist bomb exploded and scattering the 259 souls, the airplane content and debris over a 845 square mile area on the serene country sooiside and tow lockerbie, scotland. at that moment 275 lives were shatter and thousands of victims from 21 nations were left to pick up the pieces. we really want to make sure that justice is served in order to avoid further attacks on the flying public and on the american people. >> yep. victory you thank you for coming on. a very important step toward the justice that you're seeking. but it is still a long road ahead for sure. but i really appreciate you coming on. thank you so much. we'll be right back. >> thank you for your interest. we're very grateful. ♪ a car buying process that lets you shop tens of thous

john hall has moved from london. this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play only you countries buying any russian all at all at where it has global significance. though it is in limiting you countries ability to license and ensure vessels, many of them registered in new countries carrying seaborne russian oil, the so called urals oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. while meanwhile, the kremlin says that russian president vladimir putin as open to taught towards ending the war in ukraine. but persons as the west must 1st accept his demands, and russia won't be withdrawing its troops from the annexed regions of ukraine. the prominence had putin has complained that the west was pumping weapons and to ukraine putting, give off any negotiations. so africa is the governing party has postponed a decision on the political future of president. so around the prism the president was in

john hall has more from london. no immediate sign of the government backing down no to the demands of unions for higher wages and better conditions. that would of course, be hugely damaging for this conservative governments. we seem to be giving in to the demands of striking workers, britain in the meantime, bracing for a 2nd highly disruptive week of public sector, industrial action. big numbers being taught to adopt for poor surround the cost of all of the economy. retail, hospitality in the run up to christmas and there are real concerns about the effects that nurses and medic strikes will have on the health sector. the health service, the national health service that many say is on the brink of collapse. the unions broadly speaking, say their members are subject to government conflicts, is all therapy pretty much. you can all make crisis of 2010, low pay a real terms weight costs as high as not kept place. paste with inflation enough is enough. they say they will do this for as long as it takes their members now

john hall has more from london. it's bad to have an effect. it's found to be disruptive. that is the point of industrial action, of course. but the nurses say they've been pushed to the point to a point where they have simply no choice. but to do this, it is the 1st time in the $160.00 a history of the royal college of nursing that nurses have gone on strike at the organization within a within which they work. the n h f is itself been pushed by years of funding cuts and under funding to the brink of destruction, they will tell you as have they, their profession, people are leaving the profession. they simply can't afford to stay. the nurses say they've lost up to 20 percent in real wage terms as pay has failed to keep pace with inflation over the years. but i'm joined by one of the striking nurses. annabel burgess, thanks for joining me. if you can hear me over the boisterous picket line behind you on about give us a sense of how things have become so bad. the nurses whose vocation it is to care for people on board are willing to walk out of those ward and take the sort o

john hall has moved from london. this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th, a band comes into play on a you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance though, easy and limiting. you countries ability to license and insure vessels. many of them registered in new countries carrying cbl and russian oil, the so called urals oil to big oil consuming economies like india and china. well, meanwhile, the kremlin says that russian president, vladimir putin, is open to talks towards ending the war and ukraine. but prudent says the west must 1st accept his demands, and russia will be withdrawing it streams from the alex regions of ukraine. the criminal said person has complained that the west was pumping weapons into ukraine, pushing kids off any negotiations on thursday, us present, or by and said he was willing to meet person. so the african governing party has postponed a decision on the political

the you will now approve the deal and plans to announce it formerly on sunday, john hall has more from london, has been the subject of really quite fraught negotiations between the member states for months now initially over the sort of market economics of an oil cap at all, and then over the price at which any oil cap might be set, poland has joined estonia. they were the 2 main holdouts among the member states. in agreeing to the commission proposal made on thursday to set an oil cap at $60.00 a barrel. with that verification mechanism for the price to be revisited every 2 months to ensure that it remains at least 5 percent in theory, at least 5 percent below. whatever the market value of rational is deemed to be. now this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play only you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance though, easy and limiting. you countries ability to license and ensure vessels. many of them registered in new countries carrying sea

john hall in london, thank you for laptops. sandia, where thousands of farmers are protesting in new delhi. they say the government has not fulfilled its promises. protesters are demanding more subsidies and support from the government, as well as better prices for their parties. pardon me, thom has more from the demonstration in new delhi, it's a massive show of strength, of farmers. here are they want to send a strong message to the government. housing of them have gathered acktis valley in the heart of new jelly. interestingly, this protest, this valley has been called by a union that is. 2 closely affiliated with the governing bgp. now broadly speaking, that 2 issues over here, one is the set of 4 demands. farmers want the government to guarantee them better prices for they produce pc that costs have gone up for lasers. more expensive fuel is more expensive. on the other hand, their incomes have fallen, so they're really feeling the squeeze over here. the 2nd issue is that off field promises, you know, you may remember that farmers took out a yard long flow test against 3 agricul

three small children and i were awaiting for the arrival of santa and for their daddy john to come home from a londontrip. and then four days before christmas, john among 259 passengers and crew boarded pan am 103. and lives were shattered. and thousands of victims' loved ones from 21 nations were left to pick up the pieces. >> that's some important context. i'm join by cnn's nic robertson and july yet khiyam. nic, to you first, the 34 years later, one of the suspects, one of the masterminds, allegedly, will be brought to justice in a u.s. courtroom. it's a remarkable development and yet there's still a lot with don't know. >> reporter: it is remarkable and it's been painstaking to gather the evidence on the ground in scotland all of those years to get to the trials in a scottish cord in the netherlands which is a convoluted way to bring the last two intelligence agents to justice. partly because this particular intelligence agent was questioned in libya. when he was being held on unrelated issues back in 2012. and it was five years before the fbi new about the details of what he said. and then could

security agency has confirmed a child from st john's school in eaung child from st john's school in ealing in west londonas died from the infection it's thought three others died in the past week including one child in surrey and another in cardiff. health officials say they've seen a slight rise in cases of strep which can cause scarlet fever though deaths and serious complications from the infection already . two teenage boys have already. two teenage boys have been charged with the murders of 216 year olds. he was stabbed death just a mile apart in south east london. ten solanki was found in thames and charlie bartolo in world last month. the met says the boys, aged 15 and 16, will appear bromley magistrates court later. an 18 year old man was also arrested this morning in connection with the deaths . the rmt union bosses the deaths. the rmt union bosses urgent talks with the government in, a bid to halt strikes planned over the christmas period. mick lynch met with scotland's transport minister yesterday . the pair have urged yesterday. the pair have urged westminster to intervene in the network rail

john hall is in london. he says this period of strikes will affect all aspects of life in the u. k. rolling sequence of public sector strikes a real season of disruption looming here. some are already underway. others ramping up during the course of this week and into next, and then sustained across the christmas period and potentially well into the new year, as well as, as union square up against the government against government run and subsidized businesses over disputes to do pay and conditions and affecting their everything from your christmas post to rail travel to travel through airports in board of board of stop going on, strike sectors, big and small, the bus drivers driving instructors all the way to nurses. as you mentioned there, the nursing union going on strike later this week for the 1st time in its history and paramedics going on strike next week. and i'm standing outside the headquarters of london ambulance service here. and more strikes, potentially coming in 2023 with valid yet to be concluded likely to include firefighters, teachers midwives at junior doctors

john hall has more now from london. britney's pricing for a 2nd week of highly disruptive public sector. industrial action with no sign of the government's willingness to give in to the demands of striking workers already . big numbers are being taught it up around the cost to the economy of this strike action, particularly retail and hospitality in the run up to christmas. and there are very real concerns in the health sector about the effective, likely nurses and paramedics ambulance workers strikes on the ability of hospitals like this one behind me to cope the national health service already. of course, in the minds of many on the brink of collapse were to go through that list of striking public sectors. this week the nurses are closer to the big one going on strike on tuesday. the 2nd day of walk out by nurses and its historic, it is only the 1st time in the history of the national health service. the nurses conducted such widespread strides to be followed on wednesday by ambulance workers at paramedics and then customs and immigration officials, postal and rail workers with fire f

s shocked of pelley and bobby, more than that and several others were taken by john, barley of the daily mirror of london. his grandson james varley is working on the world cup and cutter, and has teamed up with carly to exhibit these images at the next world cup in 2026 . what we want to do in 2026 is showcase these photographs. the funds of the next woke up in canada, mexico in the united states, and we can show these iconic these retro, these incredible woke up images at all different cities across 2026 and hope to really like tell the story of football and get people excited about the next woke up nowadays, click can capture single moments, but not all of cut are 20. 22 is defining moments are captured on camera. thumb are captured in public mural, and sketched into world cup history. in a career of memorable moments will messy, provide. one more, the flinging when al jazeera doha, will cut all has been eager to use the tournament to highlight a number of global initiative. one of its priorities is supporting refugees and internally displaced people. rhetoric a, b has more on that from the fif of fan

s shocked of pelley and bobby, more than that and several others were taken by john, barley of the daily mirror of london. his grandson james varley is working on the world cup and cutter, and has teamed up with carly to exhibit these images at the next world cup in 2026 . what we want do in 2026 in showcase these photographs. the funds of the next woke up in canada, mexico in the united states, and we can show these iconic these retro, they've incredible work of images at all. different cities across 2026, and hope to really like tell the story of a football and get people excited about the next woke up. nowadays, i click can capture single moment, but not all of cuts are 20. 20 twos defining moments are captured on camera thumb are captured in public mural and sketch into world cup history. in a career of memorable moments will messy, provide one more flinging when al jazeera doha. while staying on the same theme as funky was saying, the defining images, well cups are also often captured by photographers. so by newspapers, websites, and agencies, and the biggest archive of those photographs in the wall

somehow yes yes yes friends well and one more fun and sad news at the same time elton john will give his last concert in londonng to retire that's how he announced it will be at the blastenri festival so if you let's also quickly end the war by in 2023, we will all go to a concert at electron, because he will give the last one. but i think that he will come to a big holiday concert, i see, and the executive director of the european business association is in touch with us at derevyanko young lady, we congratulate you well, of course, dreams of going to elton john's concert, they warm us up but nevertheless, i understand that russia is trying to do this, they could not buy tickets for that concert, it is hitting our energy infrastructure, you know, i think he will take this step well, in turn, we can issue free tickets to kobzon's concert here, too , it happens every day, literally non-stop , actually. tell us how all these power outages affect business. we see that there are generators near the shops working, but we we understand that there are large networks for whom these generators cannot simplify life as m

1970 s shocked of pelley, and bobby more that and several others were taken by john, barley of the daily mirror of london. his grandson james varley is working on the world cup and cutter, and has teamed up with carly to exhibit these images at the next world cup in 2026 . what we want to do in 2020 fix is showcase these photographs. the funds of the next woke up in canada, mexico in the united states, and we can show these iconic these retro, these incredible woke up images at all different cities across 2026. and hope to really like tell the story of football and get people excited about the next world . nowadays, a click can capture single moments, but not all of cut our 2022 is defining moments are captured on camera. some are captured in public mural and sketched into world cup history with in a career of memorable moments will messy, provide one more fucking when al jazeera doha. oh wow. wow, it's helen said lady there emily certainly lazy that is it for me for now, but i will be back in the next hour. we have the argent tinian football commentator is august that should be grateful and looking forw

can charles the 3rd acknowledge that is festive period is unusually tough out there is john hall reports now from london in our time a grave famine if peace, the words of pope francis in his annual christmas blessing will be at or be to the city and the world, i'm going to show you really to watch as we gather with our loved ones, that was think of families that experience great difficulty. and those struggling in this time of economic crisis. the pope recalled the scars of conflict in syria at a time of height and tensions between israel and the palestinians. he prayed for mutual trust and in yemen, iran, lebanon, haiti, men, ma, and duff canister. pope frances prayed for reconciliation and peace. when it goes special attention was reserved for ukraine. you see only to bring the pro and yes, may the lord inspire us to offer concrete gestures of solidarity to assist all those who are suffering and may have enlightened the minds of those who have the power to silence the thunder of weapons and put an immediate end to this senseless walker. ah, another seasonal message, this time delivered by a king. i'm

john hall has more from london. no immediate sign of the government backing down no to the demands of unions for higher wages and better conditions. it would have cost damaging to this conservative governments. we seem to be giving in to the demands of striking workers, britain in the meantime, bracing for a 2nd highly disruptive week of public sector, industrial action. big numbers being taught to adopt for surround the cost of all of the economy, retail and hospitality. in the run up to christmas and there are real concerns about the effects that nurses and medic strikes will have on the health sector, the health service, the national health service that many say is on the brink of collapse. the unions broadly speaking, say they're members of the subject to government conflicts, therapy, pretty much, he can all make crisis of 2010, low pay, a real terms, weight costs as high as not kept place. paste with inflation. enough is enough. they say they will do this for as long as it takes their members now face an addit

bombing was the second deadliest 4 americans after 9/11/2001, the plane had taken off from london and was on its way to john f kennedy airport in new york. today we're seeing new images of brittney griner's flight back to the united states. she was accompanied by. >> roger curse teens, the special envoy for hostage affairs, the state department also released new images of griner on the ground in texas with her. her wife griner is staying at fort sam houston in san antonio where she is undergoing a freed prisoner reintegration program yesterday. her agent says she picked up a basketball for the first time since her release in griner's said to have done a dunk as her first move. >> coming up next kron, 4 news at 6, another coyote attack in southern california. raising concerns. details on the latest encounter and what residents need to know everywhere. >> and a costco membership is about to cost. more details on the new pricing. and when it starts. >> costco could soon be raising the price of its membership fee, possibly sometime this winter. the company cfo hinted at this hike during a recent interview sayin

chinese billionaire developer john lee was arrested in london in connection with alleged bribes given to san francisco building officials, including euro to get construction permits. least not facing an extradition hearing in england. well, that could take months earlier this year, you are was sentenced to seven years in prison for fraud. a new petition has been launched by some san francisco taxpayers demanding that the city refund the taxes and businesses they paid this year. the tenderloin business coalition says that money is needed to pay the costs of staying open because customers are afraid of the crime and drug dealing in their neighborhood. and the business. coalition members say the city isn't doing enough to keep the tenderloins safe. similar demands were made last august by business owners in the castro district who say they've been negotiating with the mayor's office since then, coming up. it'll be a big game tonight, right here on ktvu as the san francisco 40 niners are up in washington state taking on their rivals, and i love a rivalry game against the seattle seahawks

public works director mohamed new roof multiple reports a chinese billionaire developer john lee, was arrested in londonnnection with alleged bribes given to san francisco building officials, including euro to get construction permits. i is now facing an extradition hearing in england, though that could take months. earlier this year new rule was sentenced to seven years in prison for fraud. a new petition has been launched by some san francisco taxpayers demanding the city refund the taxes and business fees they have paid this year. the tenderloin business coalition says that money is needed to pay the cost of staying open because customers are afraid of the crime and drug dealing in their neighborhood and the business. coalition members say the city is not doing enough to keep the tenderloin safe. similar demands were made last august by business owners and the castro district who say they have been negotiating with the mayor's office since then. the administration is restarting its free covid test program ahead of an expected spike in covid cases during and after the holidays. lauren blanchard is in

well, john, hallman and lima, thank you. alkie 0 from london was still to bring you on the program. corruption, scandal deepening division to south africa governing policy is meeting to elect, new leadership and legacy of councils wildcard designed to be flat acts of refugee counts around the world. ah, let's start with the good news. there's a warm up coming to the northwest of europe personally. so here's the details all has to do with his what weather in the atlantic. it's going to drive up warmer air from the south. so already we see that 5 degrees in paris on sunday, but wait, it gets better. here's the forecast on monday dark, the yellow, the higher the temperature. we're in double digits, london at 12. even scandinavia starts to see its temperature is pop up to ok back to the here and now a central europe just a few clouds around, but cooler air digging into sophia bulgaria. big drop in the temperatures there in time winds have shifted around and we've got some what weather for. it's stumble. so you're down to 15 degrees on sunday. and for the other side of the mediterranean, we got tha

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the latest death is of a child from st johns school in ealing in west london . past week, including one child in surrey and another in cardiff. health officials say , they've seen officials say, they've seen a slight rise in cases of strep a, which can cause scarlet fever, though deaths and serious complications from the infection are rare . two teenage boys have are rare. two teenage boys have been charged with murders of 216 year olds who were stabbed to death just a mile apart in south east london. the victims have been named as colne slansky , who been named as colne slansky, who was found in thames mead and charlie bartolo. he was found in wood last month. the met police say the suspects, aged and 16, will appear . say the suspects, aged and 16, will appear. bromley magistrates court , an 18 year old man, was court, an 18 year old man, was also arrested this morning in connection with the deaths . the connection with the deaths. the rmt union boss has held urgent talks the government in a bid to halt strike planned over the christmas period . mick lynch met

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john maguire is at st thomas' hospital in central london with the latest for us.cket line with other nurses in northern ireland three years ago, and is walking out today, too. i ago, and is walking out today, too. ., ., , , too. i am absolutely gutted, cutted too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we — too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are _ too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are in _ too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are in the - too. i am absolutely gutted, l gutted we are in the situation again. 50 gutted we are in the situation aaain. gutted we are in the situation aiain. , ., gutted we are in the situation aaain. , again. so it is a second time on strike _ again. so it is a second time on strike for— again. so it is a second time on strike for lindsey - again. so it is a second time on strike for lindsey and - on strike for lindsey and others in the royal college of nursing in northern ireland, but a first for england and wales. nurses in scotland are about to vote on a new salary offer. the main reason is pay. starting salaries for nurses in engla

bruce and football in general, well known watching out their life in london, wilson had on the program for me as president donald john takes aim in the constitution as he repeats, unfounded claims of election fraud. and the devastating tell of russia's more in ukraine we have from residents living in snug haven't ruins, as the cost of rebuilding right. ah. with that for about the last week, it's been a chill breeze blowing as an easterly after western rush across most of northern europe getting colder and colder and colder. that breeze is still blowing, but it's coming to less aggressive over the next day or so. so the skies are leaden, sometimes full of a little bit snow or cold rain. but the real aggressive when is an older now coming in for monday and tuesday, with a massive snow for norway and eventually come down through the nor see cross the british house already as an early warning out of significance day for the scottish hottest. the high grounds for england, for example, and even london, that cold day will be felt the temperature dropping from 7 hostile down to a persistent freezing on thursday. then he slow