we landed in lapland and everything was fine. we were so excited.here was loads of snow. it was such a magical start. and i think we got quite an early night because we had had a long day and travel

middle of the 16th century and the island appears in plans to capture russia from the north through lapland . the german of heinrichstadt writes kildin in his notes about muscovy even then the islands assigned important strategic importance such a kirdin turned out to be a stranger at all times. someone even compared the island with a cork, a kildin flying out of a bottle of champagne. it is located at the intersection of the main sea routes from murmansk, one goes through scandinavia to europe, the other to the northern sea route and the white sea. in 1594, the dutch traveler gene valenchotan drew a map of the island. you can see the lake grave isthmus. between it and the barents sea in the 17-18 centuries, the thoughts of the solovetsky monastery, a bay, a gildina were located on the island. an intermediate stop for warships, it was often attacked; the island lived in constant alarm. what can't you say about him? now calm, silence, broken only by the cries of tea. in the middle of the 19th century, a norwegian married couple settled on the kildin, their homeland, johan and karolina erikso

we landed in lapland and everything was fine. we were so excited. was taking photos at the airport. there was loads of snow. it was such a magical start. and i think we got quite an early night because we had had a long day and travel and a big day the next day so we put our pyjamas on and were really in the festive mood. and then we went to sleep. our security guy woke me up and said you — our security guy woke me up and said you need to calljohn. and i remember my immediate thought beingm _ i remember my immediate thought being... who has died? you know. — being... who has died? you know, because when you've woken up know, because when you've woken up in _ know, because when you've woken up in the _ know, because when you've woken up in the middle of the night and been told to call someone you obviously know it is going to be — you obviously know it is going to be bad _ you obviously know it is going to be bad news. and i said, you to be bad news. and i said, you to listen— to be bad news. and i said, you to listen to _ to be bad news. and i said,

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before the raid, tamara posted on instagram saying she was away for a family christmas holiday to laplandversation that, actually, they had been successful and they had been able to take quite a lot. they entered in via our back garden, hid behind a wendy house. apparently, they then break in via an extremely slim window! they then spend an hour in the house. they go into every single room, on every single floor. every single room is locked, so they use a crowbar to open every single door. the burglars were eventually disturbed, but made off with the stolen items into the night. in their hurry, burner phones and screwdrivers were dropped. police saw cctv of the three men flagging down a taxi, and detectives had to call over 1,000 black—cab drivers in order to piece together their getaway. they were traced to southeast london, then later to italy. last year, jugoslav jovanovic, alessandro donati and alessandro maltese were arrested, extradited, and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to burgle. the trio were jailed for a total of 28 years. having seen their faces, it's kind of haunting in a way,

middle of the 16th century and the island appears in plans to capture russia from the north. through lapland describes kildin in his notes on muscovy even then the islands assigned important strategic importance to the outpost fortress, so the kirdin turned out to be a stranger at all times. someone even compared the island with a cork, a kildin flying out of a bottle of champagne. it is located at the intersection of the main sea routes from murmansk , one goes through scandinavia to europe, the other to the northern sea route and the white sea. in 1594, the dutch traveler gene valenchotan drew a map of the island. seen the lake grave isthmus. between it and the barents sea in the 17-18 centuries, the thoughts of the solovetsky monastery of the bay were located on the island. it was an intermediate stop for warships, it was often attacked by the island and lived in constant alarm. what can not be said about him now is peace and silence, broken only by the cries of tea. in the middle of the 19th century, a norwegian married couple settled on the kildin, their homeland, johan and carolina eri

middle of the 16th century and the island appears in plans to capture russia from the north through laplanddin in his notes on muscovy even then the islands assigned important strategic importance to the outpost fortress, so kirdin turned out to be a stranger at all times. someone even compared the island with a cork, a kildin flying out of a bottle of champagne. it is located at the intersection of the main sea routes from murmansk , one goes through scandinavia to europe, the other to the northern sea route and the white sea. in 1594, a map of the island was drawn by the dutch traveler yangi and gen van lenschoten. you can see the lake grave isthmus. between him and the barents by sea in the 17-18 centuries, the thoughts of the solovetsky monastery of the letter were located on the island. she was an intermediate stop for warships, it was often attacked. the island lived in constant alarm. what can not be said about him now is peace and silence, broken only by the cries of tea. in the middle of the 19th century, a norwegian married couple settled on the kildin, their homeland, johan and c

before the raid, tamara posted on instagram saying she was away for a family christmas holiday to lapland—west scotland where we have seen more rain, we have only had 49% of the july average. 14% in northern england and 1% of what we would normally expect in the month ofjuly across the south—east of england, even though last night near foundation we had an extra 13 millimetres, but that will not really adjust this figure very much if at all. we are starting off with a fair bit of cloud around —— near faversham. we also have breaks in the cloud and sunniest sky across parts of southern england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. we hang on to persistence cloud in south—east scotland and much of england, where we could see further showers through the day but fairly few and far between. we might catch them in the lakes and pennines later. temperatures 13 to 25 degrees. in the evening and overnight, we could have some early evening sunshine before the cloud spreads out and we will see a return to some showers. some of them coming in across central scotland, the pennines, wales and the midl