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it is actually the section in kent. it is actually the section in kent.e problems. at aam, engineers inspected the terminal and decided that no trains could start up. 28 trains cancelled so far. people here are desperately hoping they will be able to travel. they queues are building up in the concourse b beneath me. unfortunately, for the people whose trains have been cancelled, they go to the back of the queue. people still who think their trains will hopefully run will hopefully get there. i've been talking to so many passengers, really upset. lots of families going to disneyland paris. 0ne really upset. lots of families going to disneyland paris. one of them decided they would go and get their car and go off and drive, who think the ferries would be a—0k. 0ther the ferries would be a—0k. other people, skiing trips, they had been buying very expensive flights to geneva and they will be flying instead of travelling by train through paris.— instead of travelling by train through paris. instead of travelling by train throu~h paris. �*, .,, , through paris.

university incident that took place where the american army shot american students at kent kent university who were supporting uh the end of war, end of vietnam war, so the regimes in washington and london and paris will pass all kinds of laws and may even kill their own people if uh they sort of what they want to do is not allowed to continue. sorry to interrupt you, but i only have a minute left, i want to get dawn in on this, shabier, stay with me, let me just get dawn in this last uh minute, i mean don, do you think that there's a global change on the horizon as more and more people become aware of exactly what's going on, not only with the zionist regime, but also these western countries, these western regimes where they live, um, and this facade is is being seen through, yeah, it's a very dangerous time. you this is a time pretty much, it looks like a time of epical change, of epocal change, in other words, from one style of of life for humanity to another, um, and we have two competing things racing basically, the need for that awareness to blossom, and and to include methodology fo

knock on effect to some of the domestic lines in the uk running to the south—east, particularly to kenty it is a positive picture, things getting back to normal slowly but surely. as you say, there are some speed restrictions in place on some of those lines, the advice that we always hear in these situations is to check before you travel. i think thatis to check before you travel. i think that is very much the case, particularly for international travellers on trains today. as i say, a positive picture. we will continue to _ say, a positive picture. we will continue to bring _ say, a positive picture. we will continue to bring you - say, a positive picture. we will continue to bring you those - say, a positive picture. we will. continue to bring you those latest developments. russia has carried out more drone attacks on ukraine, with reports of explosions in a number of cities, including kharkiv and kyiv. the missile strikes on central kharkiv injured at least 21 people, including two teenage boys. the strikes are in apparent retaliation for ukraine's drone attack on the russian city of

university incident that took place where the american army shot american students at kent university who were supporting uh the end of war, end of vietnam war, so the regimes in washington and london and paris will pass all kinds of laws and may even kill their own people if they sort of... what they want to do is not allowed to continue okay, sorry to interrupt you, but i only have a minute left, want to get done in on this, stay with me, let me just get done in this last uh minute, mean don, do you think that there's a global change on the horizon as more and more people become aware of exactly what's going on, not only with the zinanis regime, but also these western countries, these western regimes where they live um and this facade is is being seen through? yeah, it's a very dangerous time. this is a time pretty much, it looks like a time of epical change of epocal change, in other words, from one style of life for humanity to another. um, and we have two competing things racing, basically, the need for that awareness to blossom and and to include methodology for for managing hea

i came along five years later, and the family home remain in kent until shane was 13 years old.s. it is well—known that dad and shane constantly wrapped irish literature together and discussed it avidly and that our mother, also a voracious reader, pastor of the him her own volumes of hardy and dickens, which he also devoured. i had early warning that my brother was somewhat precocious. both shane and i wrote and drew constantly. i was six years old and squatted there before the television and feverishly colouring in a tree i had just drawn. i had made the bark blue and i was in the process of colouring the leaves pink when the 11—year—old shane peered over my shoulder to see what i had drawn. no, he said, kindly, the bar should be browned in the leaves are green. then suddenly as if struck by a revelation, he said, oh, no, it's ok, you're a surrealist. 0k, you're a surrealist. laughter. he did. 0k, you're a surrealist. laughter. he did- and — 0k, you're a surrealist. laughter. he did. and when _ 0k, you're a surrealist. laughter. he did. and when i _ 0k, you're a surrealist. la

now confirmed by kent police. now the news today, russia's federal security service, the fsb, has hacked high profile mps in what the government has described as a sustained effort to interfere in british politics. the deputy prime minister says peers, civil servants, journalists and non—governmental organisations were also targeted. it's understood politicians had their personal email accounts compromised . oliver dowden says compromised. oliver dowden says the cyber attack is a clear pattern of behaviour by russia and those responsible will be held to account. i can tell you that a unit within the russian federal security service known as centre 18 has been behind sustained hostile cyber operations aimed at interfering in parts of the uk's democratic pi'ocesses. >> processes. >> this has included targeting members of parliament, civil servants, think tanks , servants, think tanks, journalists and ngos. >> as for dowden , now the first >> as for dowden, now the first vote on the new emergency rwanda legislation w

now confirmed by kent police. now now the news today, russia's federal security service, the fsb, has hacked high profile mps in what the government has described as a sustained effort to interfere in british politics. the deputy prime minister says peers, civil servants, journalists and non—governmental organisations were also targeted. it's understood politicians had their personal email accounts compromised . oliver dowden says compromised. oliver dowden says the cyber attack is a clear pattern of behaviour by russia and those responsible will be held to account. i can tell you that a unit within the russian federal security service known as centre 18 has been behind sustained hostile cyber operations aimed at interfering in parts of the uk's democratic pi'ocesses. >> processes. >> this has included targeting members of parliament, civil servants, think tanks , servants, think tanks, journalists and ngos. >> as for dowden , now the first >> as for dowden, now the first vote on the new emergency rwanda legislati

got to say at kingston castle in kent .is the west kent, an old surrey and burstow hunt. they meet here every year. there'll be a big crowd here today. 2 or 3000. and expected around 3000. and it's expected around the country. about a quarter of a million people will attend hunt meets. now. it's important to remember that since 2004, these packs haven't actually been hunting foxes . they're been hunting foxes. they're hunting a trail, and it does seem bizarre that there's now pressure being put on the labour party. if they come to power to ban people riding horses and following the argument is that sometimes the pack of hounds will pick up the scent of a fox and chase a fox, but actually that applies to every single dog in the country . you go for in the country. you go for a walk in the country if your dog sees a hare , it will sees a rabbit or a hare, it will chase it. it probably chase after it. it probably won't catch it. so this community, which has had to adapt to not really hunting, but has still managed to maintain

it's still a legacy of cloud across parts of kent and sussex until the end of the day.t with a brisk northwesterly wind and some showers just moving through into northwest scotland. again, wintry over the hills, temperatures dropping through the afternoon. but it's only a brief colder spell, because then things will start to turn a lot milder from the west as we head through tuesday night. temperatures dropping lowest out towards the east, rising through the night for these western spots with that warm front gradually pushing further eastwards through the day on wednesday. you can see the winds turning a little bit more westerly. and there will be some rain across northwest scotland, northwest england and northern ireland, western wales for a time. the further south and east you are, the drier your wednesday is likely to be, but there'll be a lot of cloud around, some rather murky conditions and some hill mist and fog too. but temperatures rising back up again into double figures pretty much across the board. but again, that mild air is not set to last because it's goin

jo ling kent, thank you so much.r development tonight, republican senators blocked a white house request for more than $100 billion in emergency aid, primarily for ukraine and israel. there is money in that bill for the border, but conservatives are demanding big policy changes. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. all right, nancy, so what is it that the republicans want? >> reporter: norah, what they want are sweeping concessions on immigration policy. the president had some harsh words for them here today. he said ukraine is going to lose its fight against russia without more american help soon. and he said the failure to provide that assstance before the holidays would be the best gift that russian president vladimir putin could get. here's the issue: many republicans in congress actually support the $61 billion the white house is seeking for ukraine. but they are vowing to vote against it until they secure those sweeping changes to u.s. border policy in the face of a record number of migrant crossings this

knock on effect to some of the domestic lines here in the uk running to the south—east, particularly kentve picture here, things getting back to normal, slowly but surely. but as you said, there are some speed restrictions in place on some of the lines and the advice we always hear in these situations is check before you travel, and i think that is very much the case, particularly for the international travellers on the trains today, but as i say, largely a positive picture with things getting back to normal. now it's time for a look at today's sport. the pressure continues to grow on manchester united manager erik ten hag after their 14th defeat of the season in all competitions. nottingham forest are the latest side to beat them as their new boss nuno espirito santo made it back to back wins. morgan gibbs—white scored the winner that made it 2—1 and gave his side their first premier league victory over manchester united in 29 years. 20 league matches and you have lost nine of them, it doesn't make great reading for manchester united fans. no, we know that, it's below our standards but w

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knock on effect to some of the domestic lines here in the uk running to the south—east, particularly kent picture here, things getting back to normal, slowly but surely. but as you said, there are some speed restrictions in place on some of the lines and the advice we always hear in these situations is check before you travel, and i think that is very much the case, particularly for the international travellers on the trains today, but as i say, largely a positive picture with things getting back to normal. the un says around 300 people die every year from lightning strikes in bangladesh. that's in comparison to fewer than 20 people annually in the us, which has almost double the population. lightning is now considered a natural disaster in the country alongside cyclones, floods and earthquakes. officials say climate change is leading to an increase in extreme storms, driving up the number of lightning strikes. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports from bangladesh. a day of celebration turned into a lifetime of grief. mamun was due to get married when a storm struck. his family to

special correspondent malcolm brabant reports from kent.erlooking the north sea, has a poignant backstory. if you sit down here, you're inviting a conversation, or perhaps making a cry for help. >> my husband took his own life in 2019. malcolm: rachel stone is ben's widow. >> and at the time there was so many young men in the area, one after the other, who was struggling, who had taken their own lives. and i wanted to do something to help. because you feel a bit helpless in a situation like that. malcolm: while left to raise two small daughters and her older stepson, rachel strove to create a legacy for her husband, who was overwhelmed by depression. just in case no one stops to chat, there's a discreet reminder of a suicide hotline. >> if you're feeling desperate and you've got somewhere like this. come and sit tight, said one person, to stop and just say, are you ok? and if he genuinely had something like this and it could have delayed him taking his own life on that day. malcolm: 20 miles to the south are sheer drops where, over the year

wales, the rain will gradually clear as we head through the afternoon but still cloud across much of kentsussex and blustery conditions through the channel. the winter turns more north—westerly and we see more sunshine emerging for most. still wintry showers across the higher ground of scotland, temperatures dropping through the afternoon so it will feel colder. but it's not set to last because heading into wednesday, some milder conditions again taking hold from the west and again taking hold from the west and a warm front will give us some rain to the north and west. further south and east, largely dry, a lot of cloud and some hill fog. more of a westerly wind but temperatures back up westerly wind but temperatures back up into double figures. it is not set to last again because another cold front brings a brisk north—westerly wind through thursday, very strong winds, gales in the north of scotland, 70—80 mph and went on i was seacoast and possibly a coastal search on north—east facing coso look at the forecast, may be blizzard —like conditions with wintry showers across scotland.— and

high speed domestic trains into kent, completely cancelled yesterday, will run, but there will be a reducedod has certainly been challenging on the railways. at times, passengers have seemed relieved simply to be on a train that's on the move. but the warning is that delays, disruption and cancellations could continue for a number of days across several parts of the network. thameslink trains across southeast england are suffering from staff shortages, and today there will be no services on six lines on northern. add snow and wind into the mix and it could be another difficult day for getting around. hs1, which runs the rail route between london and the channel tunnel, says it understands how frustrating the problems have been for passengers at such an important time of year. and simon is at london st pancras this morning. he sent this update. eurostar services here at st pancras are now lined up, ready to leave, and the first train left st pancras heading towards paris just after 8:00 this morning. it was due at 8:01. it actually left about ten minutes or so late, but those on board were s

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josh thorpe, bbc news in kent, southern england. to secure an agreement to phase out the use of fossil fuels. it's backed by some 80 countries, including the european union, as well as europe's largest oil and gas producer norway and the us. but it's being opposed by russia, china and saudi arabia. here's the former us vice president al gore. we can say very simply that there is a test, a simple test of whether this cop28 will be a success or failure. of whether this cop28 will be a success orfailure. if of whether this cop28 will be a success or failure. if there is an agreement to phase out fossil fuels, an agreement to phase out fossilfuels, it will an agreement to phase out fossil fuels, it will be a success. if there is not, it will be a failure. finding alternative fuel sources will be vital to phasing out fossilfuels. let's go to oslo, norway and speak to fredrik mowill, chief executive and co—founder of hystar, which produces green hydrogen from water. good morning and welcome to the programme. can you explain to begin with

was due to flooding in the river thames tunnel, there are two tunnels just outside airbus fleet in kent to the severe weather conditions we are experiencing here, and that has caused a huge knock—on effect and means that south—eastern services, which run from london into the south—east and towards kent have been cancelled for the whole day and eurostar services over to the continent, over to europe have also been severely impacted, so that latest news now is there are no eurostar services running today. eurostar services running today. eurostar has also been affected in the last few days, last week. it had to suspend some services due to strikes from french workers, so coming on top of that, it has not been a particularly successful week for eurostar. they have been trying to direct people to their website for updates. also hs one, which operates the line, has been putting out information on its website and south—eastern also has information, but generally the information to all travellers is, check the website first before you come to the station. . but from this morning and even now,

isaac is the third autistic child that bbc news identified to die in the kent and medway area, each timed stefan, two teenagers who died afterfailings in their care, nhs kent and medway said it was improving services for other young autistic people. frances believes that not only was isaac failed when he was alive, there has been little accountability after his death. part of me feels like if his parents had known the system, what would that have looked like? if his parents knew where to go, where to fight and everything else, what would that have looked like? unless you know the system, you don't get anywhere. and that's the difficulty. frances feels that this wasn't just a tragic accident, a chance happening. i don't think that we're curious enough or clear enough about whose accountability, responsibility is for these children. of course, different agencies need to be involved. my fear is that when it comes to the tragic circumstances that so often we see, sadly, that actually, no one's clear whose job it is to keep these children safe. in response, medway council said their children'

he was born in kent, the son of irish immigrants. the lyricaltriumphs. muse 2014. he was known for the lyrical triumphs. muse nick cave called shane macgowan of one of the greatest of his generation. and the charlatons frontman said he was an inspiration to so many of us who wanted to be in bands. and one last story before we go. a new study shows that penguins can sleep forjust new study shows that penguins can sleep for just a new study shows that penguins can sleep forjust a few seconds at the a time, thousands of times a day during breeding season. the reason for this would be familiar to any parent who is new to parenting. it allows adult predators to guard. scientists say that the micronaps add up to 11 hours a day, which is enough for the penguins to function for weeks at a time. the study was published on thursday in the journal of science. right, time for a journal of science. right, time fora nap! thank you for watching the show. we'll be back at the top of the neck hour with more news. do stay with us. hello. this cold sna

started kent actually had started to form some kent actually had started to forthem some kent actuallytarted to forthem studying getting ome kent actually had started to forthem studying getting an; of them were studying getting an education in one way or another. and just heaved and they've just been heaved up and somewhere else . and and shoved somewhere else. and it's damaging to it's kind of very damaging to the integration. >> i ask , though, should >> could i ask, though, should the priority not be people who are already here in british taxpayers and therefore or who's thinking of those feelings? people are voting for things that you know, mean that they want control all of this. want to control all of this. every time the public are surveyed, the rwanda scheme is actually deeply actually nowhere near as deeply unpopular would like to unpopular as you would like to believe. read certain believe. if you read certain news outlets. and the public seems to be being left in seems to be being left behind in all this, we can consider all of this, we can consider other as other people's

on a farm in kent, southern england, an army of robots are picking the last of the seasons strawberriesking sure only the ripest and best shaped berries get plucked. 0nce picked, the fruit is packaged and sent to supermarkets across the country. the robot has two robot arms and each arm has two cameras that see in colour. on each end, and those cameras find right berries. they allowed the robot very dexterous lead to pick those berries. when we picked each berry we transfer it to this inspection system which allows us to check quality and therefore place it into a planet or if it's defective in some way to discard it. the fruit picking industry in the uk relies heavily on margaret workers who are becoming harder and harder to recruit. we can reduce food waste by eliminating recruitment risk. eliminating footprints of large numbers of migrant and seasonal agricultural workers travelling increasingly long distances or farms. these were about fruit pickers help this farms like this one in southern england reduce wastage and cut emissions that arrive the word arise from food production. the

jo ling kent, thank you so much. >>> in another major development tonight, republican senators blocked a white house request for more than $100 billion in emergency aid, primarily for ukraine and israel. there is money in that bill for the border, but conservatives are demanding big policy changes. nancy cordes is at the white house. all right, nancy, what is it that republicans want? >> what they want are sweeping concessions on immigration policy. the president had some harsh words for them here today. he said ukraine is going to lose its fight against russia without more american help soon. and he said the failure to provide that assistance before the holidays would be the best gift that russian president vladimir putin could get. here is the issue. many republicans in congress actually support the $61 billion the white house is seeking for ukraine. but they're vowing to vote against it until they secure those sweeping changes to u.s. border policy in the face of a record number of migrant crossings this year. democrats called their plan extreme. so we're now in a situation where pa

effect and means that southeastern services, which run from london into the south—east and towards kent whole day and eurostar services over to the continent, over to europe have also been severely impacted, so that latest news now is there are no eurostar services running today. eurostar has also been affected in the last few days, last week it had to suspend some services due to strikes from french workers, so coming on top of that, it has not been a particularly successful week for eurostar. they have been trying to direct people to their website for updates. also hsi, which operates the line, has been putting out information on its website and southeastern also has information, but generally the information to all travellers is, check the website first before you come to the station. but from this morning and even now, i've been seeing passengers turning up at st pancras, people sitting down in the coffee shops, people sitting down on the platforms, just waiting to see what will happen and they are very disgruntled because they feel as though they have really not had the information

about an inch all the way over into kent field.eading into the next seven chances the rain chances are pretty much nonexistent. chance of showers next saturday but that's so far out for now get out there and put some christmas lights up and enjoy this dry weekend. it's a beautiful one out there for all of us here in the bay. g? >>> yeah, it's pretty on the freeways too for like the bay area bridges, jess. so the weather and the traffic working together. i wish i could say the same though for anyone commuting out of the south bay. however, we have traffic alert here. first you are take tag ride 101 northbound near brokaw a lot of backup there all the way to about the 205 over to 680 connector at this point. unfortunately a traffic alert and on the exit ramp. the crash isn't actually on the main lines of 101 but you can see it as you travel through there and that's causing the spectator slowing for people heading north 280. use 87 and 287 as an alternate to get through there. at the bay bridge, minor backup. not too bad here. reed? >

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we could just see a few begisussex and kent, but|y lot into sussex and kent, but a lot of other easternemain largely dry with some clear underneath clear intervals underneath that, some possible. it clear intervals underneath that, som also possible. it clear intervals underneath that, som also turn possible. it clear intervals underneath that, som also turn relatively ible. it will also turn relatively chilly, so for chilly, particularly so for eastern where we can eastern scotland, where we can expect some frost. a expect some frost. so quite a chilly start to the new working week head into week here. but as we head into monday, a day of sunshine monday, it is a day of sunshine and for many . monday, it is a day of sunshine and for many. those and showers for many. those showers most frequent in the west again, perhaps a few west wants again, perhaps a few rumbles thunder maybe some rumbles of thunder, maybe some hail those heaviest ones as hail in those heaviest ones as well afternoon, just well into the afternoon, just starting see showers starting to see those showers progress area

it's still a legacy of cloud across parts of kent and sussex until the end of the day.ore sunshine emerging further north and west, with a brisk north—westerly wind and some showers just moving through into north—west scotland. again, wintry over the hills, temperatures dropping through the afternoon, but it's only a brief colder spell because, then, things will start to turn a lot milder from the west as we head through tuesday night. temperatures dropping lowest out towards the east, rising through the night for these western spots, with that warm front gradually pushing further eastwards through the day on wednesday. you can see the winds turning a little bit more westerly. and there will be some rain across north—west scotland, north—west england and northern ireland, western wales for a time. the further south and east you are, the drier your wednesday is likely to be, but there'll be a lot of cloud around, some rather murky conditions and some mist and fog too. but temperatures rising back up again into double figures pretty much across the board. but again, that

germany's oldest christmas markets has just been opened by the christmas angel in your in the chris kent traditionally to close to my can always been just before the 1st sunday of advance, attracting thousands a year. been as to you have been selling, give smiled, wine and 50 of traits full around 400 years. dw business is up next. the, sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retrievers.

the christian kent traditionally declare some market opened just before the 1st sunday of advent, attracting around $2000000.00 visitors a year. vendors here have been selling gifts, mold, wine and festive treats, including ginger, ready for around 400 years. you're watching dw news life from berlin. i'm next by sir, for me in the entire news team. thanks for watching the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy burner, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retrievers. 2 2 should we. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

mai in kent is now;t as this school in kent is now described, but they changed the head, theyd now it's a wonderful school so it can be done. wonderful school so it can be done . you can get this straight, done. you can get this straight, but it requires was real, really good management at the top and a real focus on getting good behaviour . real focus on getting good behaviour. in a sense to soft on some schools and some teachers not all obviously are too soft on kids they are letting them get away quite literally with murder . it's get away quite literally with murder. it's not get away quite literally with murder . it's not the teachers, murder. it's not the teachers, i mean teachers , if you're a mean teachers, if you're a teacher, you just have to go along with the systems that are there in the school. it's the head, the senior leadership team, the multi—academy trust. on top of that oasis is not a bad outfit. it ought to be able to get this straight. i i'm really surprised that it hasn't , really surprised that it hasn't, but it's it it it's such a big thing for parents