the mackenzie tugboat service has been in the family for 50 years, broke mackenzie is the latest family member to join. the business is very new. female tug mouth is even in the marine industry, especially the tug industry is very few women in i think i'm probably one of them be less than 10 in wy, i would say recently the mackenzie's last operating rights in the port of banbury to mares going to companies that sir, later this year, the contract operate here in the poor of s. bronze will be up the mackenzie, say if they don't get that contract, it could sink their business. one solution, invest in their tug fleet so they can haul bigger ships. it'll grow from 3 to 4. yeah. way we need 3 operational tugs for the lodge type ships. but to buy another boat, the mackenzie say they need financial help in order to navigate the rough seas ahead . if you've had to look for an apartment and a big city recently, you may be all too familiar with the problem of housing shortages. rapid urban eyes ation has left authorities struggling to keep up with to month. materials a fide finding construction wo

now general mackenzie realizes thing is going bad. he throws two marine battalions in the 82nd airborne 5000 troops. so we from 2500 to 650 up to 5000 on 15 august. that's the pictures where you see all the civilians holding on to the airplanes. the taliban surrounded the airfield, pushed all the civilians on the airfield and use them as cover, as they got into firefights with the marines. marines killed six or seven people. we don't talk about it. that same day, general is in doha negotiates basically surrender with the taliban. they our external security. he talk about the firefights he calls them critical partner. then the taliban, a suicide bomber through the checkpoint, probably came from the prison. we'll never know. 13 service members injures, 20 more, hundreds afghanis at the gate killed. and then in response to that, we conduct a drone strike and kill nothing but women and children. and then we stand in front of everyone, say it was an overwhelming success. ladies and gentlemen there is no better list of overwhelming failure

francine: don't miss that exclusive interview tom mackenzie will bring us later on.et to the first word news with laura wright. >> hundreds of people have been killed in an earthquake that ripped across the border between turkey and syria. it measures 7.7, one of the most powerful in years, it was centered near the turkish city of does young -- of gaziantep. the yen fell on a report that amamiya has been approached to become the bank's next chief. discussions were held with amamiya on succeeding governor kuroda whose term ends in april. but the government has repeated the report. dell has announced massive job cuts, it will lend low mandate -- it will eliminate 6600 jobs, 5% of its global workforce. it is facing plummeting demand for personal computers. the g7 and e.u. $100 a barrel price cap on russian diesel has taken effect. a g7 statement says it trades at a premium to crude. they will also delay reviewing a $60 cap on russian crude until march. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in

tom mackenzie down the road as a u.k. fresh -- faces fresh strikes.anus: fomc is set to raise the benchmark by 25 basis points. jerome powell getting further hikes on the table and optionality is key. let's take a listen to some fed officials and what they have been saying. >> i expect that we will raise rates a few more times this year. >> monetary policy has more work to do. >> a favorite toy five basis point increase at the fomc next meeting. >> hikes of 25 basis points will be appropriate going forward. >> expect to continue tightening policy passes meeting. >> the fed will have to maintain rates at high enough levels. >> the policy will need to remains efficiently restrictive for some time. >> now at some point this year, i expect that the policy rate will be restrictive enough that we will hold rates in place, just hold them in place to let monetary policy do its work. >> we can and if necessary should adjust our overall policy strategy to keep financial conditions restrictive even as the pace slows. manus: dobson is our executive editor for asi

you've mackenzie. it's not true.ll let i'll let you do your monster munch rant and former gurkha officer bestselling motivational speaker around adrian hayes. lisa, quick word on monster match you got for us. i watched a documentary was about food and obviously they want to try travel a community in africa and they the packets of monster munch and went you know what do you think about monster and they never the tribal people they they couldn't understand that it was food that was just like vanishing. yeah and they touch taste it. and there was, like, what is this do you just. and it was just incredible. watch in a person . incredible. watch in a person. try and make something of pop monster. there's a very famous scene , captain. fantastic you scene, captain. fantastic you know the story about the marvel . yeah. so one of the it's the it's the one about the guy that actually rescues his kids. they grow up in the wilderness and. he finally takes them home because the mother start and it's her and we go into it's her f

you've mackenzie. it's not true.ll let i'll let you do your monster munch rant and former gurkha officer bestselling motivational speaker around adrian hayes. lisa, quick word on monster match you got for us. i watched a documentary was about food and obviously they want to try travel a community in africa and they the packets of monster munch and went you know what do you think about monster and they never the tribal people they they couldn't understand that it was food that was just like vanishing. yeah and they touch taste it. and there was, like, what is this do you just. and it was just incredible. watch in a person . incredible. watch in a person. try and make something of pop monster. there's a very famous scene , captain. fantastic you scene, captain. fantastic you know the story about the marvel . yeah. so one of the it's the it's the one about the guy that actually rescues his kids. they grow up in the wilderness and. he finally takes them home because the mother start and it's her and we go into it's her f

mackenzie, can go on to the next one, please. it helps him to relax and focus. and we go again.er so much more, but feels limited in what it's able to achieve. despite the best efforts of the staff. he will do all of the sensory room. it frustrates me so much in this room because ijust know that we need to get more students in like mackenzie. he needs to be in three, four or five times a week, not just one session. they really need to be able we need to be consistent. and it's frustrating because i can't be consistent a lot of the time. we've just got so many children. is there enough recognition of what happens in schools like yours? no, because we shut up and get on with it. that's the problem. and we put up with it and we do the best that we can for the good of the kids. but there comes a point. there comes a breaking point, and we are at capacity. so something has to be done. some pupils have had to leave the school because they can't cope with the overcrowding. sarah was hoping this day wouldn't come. she's in school to collect her son cohen's belongings. he's no longer abl

i'll be discussing that with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie.y after this . it's mark dolan with you all this week at ets and if you're this, you're likely to be one of the millions affected walkout wednesday which is seen action by teachers civil , servants, bus by teachers civil, servants, bus drivers, lecturers and rail workers all therefore that the leader of the opposition seemed to have missed that topic. dufing to have missed that topic. during prime minister's questions instead he focussed on nadine zahawi. now clearly the government have a case to answer relation to nadhim zahawi and his tax affairs, but you think that with hundreds of thousands of public sector workers all going on strike in one day that might have cropped up in the conversation. why is keir starmer so reluctant to talk about the strikes ? a man that about the strikes? a man that i suspect has the answer is former national newspaper entrepreneur and political commentator kelvin mackenzie. kelvin keir starmer strangely quiet the strikes today. well he's on a lose lose. h

mackenzie cancelled as even let's. mackenzie cancelled as ever. thank you.but it's speak on thursday night, but wsfime speak on thursday night, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest person. and you needn't jackass . carole you needn't jackass. carole malone, who's your gb nominee ? malone, who's your gb nominee? kelvin, you saying you wouldn't be the love letter forever you wouldn't get one go away my bet is liz truss oh this is not because she was a great part not because she was a great part not because i want to but she's taking on the establishment she's taking on the dark forces and she's a man and she's showing women the right way . i showing women the right way. i in bateman butterworth who migrated britain's of the striking nurses because they're refusing to be while doing an essential job for the rest of us and i think good on them and it's no wonder they really support them billions is lucy who's your money mine is an honorary this evening is honorary brit this evening is bethany hamilton . very high bethany hamilton. very high profile spor

mackenzie cancelled as even let's. mackenzie cancelled as ever. thank you.'s speak on thursday night, but wsfime speak on thursday night, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest person. and you needn't jackass . carole you needn't jackass. carole malone, who's your gb nominee ? malone, who's your gb nominee? kelvin, you saying you wouldn't be the love letter forever you wouldn't get one go away my bet is liz truss oh this is not because she was a great part not because she was a great part not because i want to but she's taking on the establishment she's taking on the dark forces and she's a man and she's showing women the right way . i showing women the right way. i in bateman butterworth who migrated britain's of the striking nurses because they're refusing to be while doing an essential job for the rest of us and i think good on them and it's no wonder they really support them billions is lucy who's your money mine is an honorary this evening is honorary brit this evening is bethany hamilton . very high bethany hamilton. very high profile sports who

why are people carol mackenzie.esenting very real concerns from his listeners, why does he just want to paint all of the people as far right? because it may. it's an easy conversation to have as to why don't you say far right up a picture of hitler or something like that? what he what nobody will into account. remember, all these from the left and these guys are from the left and these guys are from the left and the by the way, the labour the lbc, by the way, the labour broadcasting company. i love that it's a show. it's a shocking time. what about just about james o'brien? by sending his kids off to private school, but talking about isn't it disgusting state disgusting the state of education britain today education in britain today anyway? and chief anyway? but credit and chief lady s james o'brien paying , lady s james o'brien paying, didn't she? exactly. trowels a fortune off of his company which i basically approve of i think but on the question of why is anybody who has a problem in heart and in their street an

i'll be discussing that with fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie.why after this . it's mark dolan with you all this week at ets and if you're this, you're likely to be one of the millions affected walkout wednesday which is seen action by teachers civil , servants, bus by teachers civil, servants, bus drivers, lecturers and rail workers all therefore that the leader of the opposition seemed to have missed that topic. dufing to have missed that topic. during prime minister's questions instead he focussed on nadine zahawi. now clearly the government have a case to answer relation to nadhim zahawi and his tax affairs, but you think that with hundreds of thousands of public sector workers all going on strike in one day that might have cropped up in the conversation. why is keir starmer so reluctant to talk about the strikes ? a man that about the strikes? a man that i suspect has the answer is former national newspaper entrepreneur and political commentator kelvin mackenzie. kelvin keir starmer strangely quiet the strikes today. well he's on a lose lose.

why are people carol mackenzie.enting very real concerns from his listeners, why does he just want to paint all of the people as far right? because it may. it's an easy conversation to have as to why don't you say far right up a picture of hitler or something like that? what he what nobody will into account. remember, all these from the left and these guys are from the left and these guys are from the left and the by the way, the labour the lbc, by the way, the labour broadcasting company. i love that it's a show. it's a shocking time. what about just about james o'brien? by sending his kids off to private school, but talking about isn't it disgusting state disgusting the state of education britain today education in britain today anyway? and chief anyway? but credit and chief lady s james o'brien paying , lady s james o'brien paying, didn't she? exactly. trowels a fortune off of his company which i basically approve of i think but on the question of why is anybody who has a problem in heart and in their street and

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jean mackenzie, bbc news in seoul.t memorable songs of the 20th century — burt bacharach — has died at the age of 94. he composed hits for frank sinatra, aretha franklin to tom jones. he won 3 oscars, 2 golden globes, 6 grammys — and his songs made 50 chart hits in the us and uk. as tributes pour in — our music correspondent mark savage looks back at his life. # for ever and ever, you will stay in my heart and i love you.# . burt bacharach songs were classy. musically complex and stylish. # what's new, pussycat? whoa. with the lyricist hal david, he created hits like the look of love, raindrops keep fallin�* on my head and magic moments. he neverfinished a song in one day, because he would like to go home to long island and i would want to go back to my apartment and work on what we were working on, and maybe finish it the next day or the day after that. so, you don't get awards for writing five songs a day. # what's it all about, alfie? and as a producer and arranger, he was a perfectionist. it took cilla black 31 tak

jean mackenzie, bbc news, in seoul.ay night. across more northern areas of the uk, the display was one of the best seen in a very long time by bbc weather watchers. an aurora is formed by a solar flare erupting on the sun, sending charged particles towards earth which interact with our atmosphere. more displays are expected in the coming nights.the most vibrant display was across scotland and northern england where the aurora was made up of bright greens and deep reds. you have been watching newsday. hello there. strong solar activity brought spectacular sightings of the aurora borealis during sunday night into the early hours of monday morning. the strongest aurora was across scotland, but unusually, the aurora borealis could be seen as far south as wiltshire and oxfordshire, and one of the reasons being clear skies. in fact, temperatures really fell away quite sharply, as low as —8 in highland scotland, but even —6 in parts of oxfordshire. now, it does look likely that we are going to see more cloud, and so maybe the

but mackenzie, thank . but kelvin mackenzie, thank you much. campbell, you so much.rom my break. but it's when i'm back from my break. but wsfime when i'm back from my break. but it's time to reveal tonight's great britain and uni jackass and superstar panel. they're going to return this, although we could only see calvin at the moment we will get them back very shortly. but can we hear dominique samuels? yes, you know. dominique savages, know. okay dominique savages, who is your greatest britain we go who is your greatest britain we 9° my who is your greatest britain we go my greatest britons are the protesters that took to oxford over the weekend to protest against the imposition of low traffic slush , 15 minute traffic slush, 15 minute neighbourhoods . good traffic slush, 15 minute neighbourhoods. good on traffic slush, 15 minute neighbourhoods . good on them, neighbourhoods. good on them, sean bailey. your nominee? my greatest britain is the queen consort who in a speech gave an impassioned defence of creativity and free speech to a group of orphans and said they

tom mackenzie is on the road.n people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating that focuses on optimizing insulin levels. we tackle the cause of weight gain, not just the symptom. when you have good metabolic health, weight loss is easy. i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it wasn't. the weight just fell off. i have people come up to me all the time and ask me, "does it really work?" and all i have to say is, "here i am. it works." my advice for everyone is to go with golo. it will release your fat and it will release you. >> good mo

kelvin former editor kelvin mackenzie, former editor of political of the sun and political commentator arron bustani joining me discuss very joining me to discuss some very controversial topics this evening. tony, william evening. remember, tony, william hague, two of our former politicians you just can't help themselves when it comes to weighing in on matters, despite being they've both being totally well, they've both just an overhaul in just called for an overhaul in our sector, rolling in our public sector, rolling in digital sinister. i reckon digital id sinister. i reckon so. it's been ruled also today that the revoking of shamima bingham's citizenship is lawful. some would and argue that her human rights take precedence over national security . i'm over national security. i'm going to be debating that with my panel so the already content smart motorways had a not too tech smarts of blunders. today the smart system crashed for 2 hours, which i believe leaving the majority of the uk's motorways in a signal blackout and motorists acting like dogs and motorists acting like dogs and

jean mackenzie, bbc news, in seoul. watching that is just making me tired.r activity brought spectacular sightings of the aurora borealis during sunday night into the early hours of monday morning. the strongest aurora was across scotland. but unusually, the aurora borealis could be seen as far south as wiltshire and oxfordshire. and one of the reasons being clear skies. in fact, temperatures really fell away quite sharply, as low as minus eight in highland, scotland, but even minus six in parts of oxfordshire. now it does look likely that we are going to see more cloud and so maybe the aurora not quite as prominent as we go through the next few hours. high pressure withers, but a northeasterly flow is drifting in a lot of cloud off the north sea. so that will prevent temperatures from falling too far, perhaps staying above freezing. but where we've got the clearest of the skies, we could see minus five in rural sheltered areas of scotland, maybe a touch through the aurora as possible here. but first thing on tuesday morning, we'll continue to see cloud drif

jean mackenzie, bbc news in seoul. you're watching newsday on the bbc.ttle prayer and and walk on by, dies at the age of 94. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he has passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president baby doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, - shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud _ farm's central block. shergar was driven away. in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning, elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. more on our main story this hour, the devastating earthquakes that hit turkey and syria on monday. preside

rishaad: tom mackenzie reporting there. let's bring in our guest, sal. sense of how everything essentially was upended last year on february 24 and how things have changed when your later? sal: things really were upended. people were afraid we would not get enough food. the amount of wheat that comes out of ukraine and russia combined is really critical. they are the top exporters of wheat to the world. ukraine was the top exporter of corn to china and they are the number one exporter of senate seat products. s --sun seed products. people were afraid we would not have enough food. but it cost of praise -- a terrible price shock. few have the port nations really troubled in terms of imports. they haven't really harmed here and even though the prices have come down there is real difficulties in terms of the price of the food and the price of fertilizer they need to grow their own domestic crops. yvonne: you have seen this year oil has retreated, natural gas, even food prices as well. why is the market taking this view and why this relative calm? sal: i thi

calvin mackenzie a schoolgirl. calvin mackenzie certainly thinks so he's in just 2 minutes time.op commentators speak out on controversial issues without . controversial issues without. the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now for afghan boys who arrived unaccompanied by boat last year have been arrested for the alleged schoolgirl. alleged of a british schoolgirl. last monday , the migrants aged last monday, the migrants aged between 30 and 60 and currently out on bail while investigations continue reportedly held down, the 15 year old girl from a school they all attended in dover before. one of them raped her. but while this shocking you should be making everywhere we hean should be making everywhere we hear. that deafening hear. what's that deafening silence the msm and the silence from the msm and the left. despite the serious questions raised over the safety of women , children by this of women, children by this influx of largely young male migrants , fleet street legend migrants, fleet street legend calvin mckenzie joins me. and calvin, look, we did

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calvin mackenzie. is roman? said mackenzie. how is roman? not have happened if it was not for that man good choice. and he was brilliant on the tonight and rebecca, the earlier tonight and rebecca, i presume another brexit related nominee, no abortion , my other nominee, no abortion, my other thing . sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, thing. sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, the british pregnancy service, who was the final part of getting the anti—abortion and buffer zone legislation through today went through the house of lords. right, right. and you women fantastic news. newswoman great news for murdering babies. fantastic so you're very opposed on that one. but i'm actually going to go for a double winners tonight. we don't do this often, but i can't. between amanda and calvin because of course, nigel farage yep. outbreaks, heroin . farage yep. outbreaks, heroin. he's made so many strides that actually would we be here without the campaigning by farage. you said earlier in the show saw him treated as worse than a walker by the british media. we also wouldn't

calvin mackenzie deaf ears?d all name and he's up very the next in the media what's camilla made an impassioned defence of free speech following the publisher censoring the beloved works of roald dahl. was she right to go up against the woke mob ? her own relatives harry and mob? her own relatives harry and meghan? my superstore panel returned to debate that straight after the . break so some search engine bios do site now in our media bouts more front pages and in the daily mail leads with the queen consort camilla writers not to let anyone their freedom of expression at the clarence house reception today daily express also reports on that story we are going to be talking about in just a moment. let them eat turnips is the headline in the daily mirror as. the newspaper, i think quite unfairly fun at trace coffee , who spot ridicule, trace coffee, who spot ridicule, according to them by telling people to eat turnips, combat the fruit and vegetable shortage for the media. now with tonight's superstore panel, poli

jean mackenzie, bbc news, in seoul.next month's oscars, have been taking place in los angeles. everything everywhere all at once has dominated the night, including the top film prize and three of the acting awards. brendan fraser won best male film actor for the whale. hollywood journalist genie wolf joins us now from los angeles. so, your thoughts on to start with everything everywhere all at once, were you surprised with how many awards it received? in with how many awards it received?— with how many awards it received? ., ._ ., , received? in one way, i was surprised- _ received? in one way, i was surprised- in _ received? in one way, i was surprised. in another- received? in one way, i was surprised. in another way, ij surprised. in anotherway, i have been seeing the popularity of it build. it has made almost $100 million and people are talking about it. the reviews were great. the word—of—mouth is a little confused, some people understand it, some people understand it, some people don't. but the industry seems to l

a bbc documentary series about president putin, and despite that denial from the kremlin, joseph mackenziedn't treated boris johnson's allegation with sufficient scepticism. "the word alleged was notable by its absence in this report,

wendy mackenzie sent us her thoughts on monday lunchtime. that day, the bbc news channel carried live the press conference confirming that the body was ms bulley�*s, followed by a summary of what had been said by presenter ben brown. a denunciation really of much of the press and media coverage and what the family said was media intrusion into their lives. these are our lives, they said, and our children's lives. leave us alone. les haw saw that and contacted us with his response. and chris waite summed up his thoughts for us on video. there were multiple repeats of details that had already stressed and upset nicola's family, including social media speculation and her health status. much of the reporting has been of little value and has only helped spiral unwanted attention on an already traumatised family. i would hope this might inform a kinder approach in the future. well, let's put those points to richard burgess, the director of news content for bbc news. thank you for coming again onto newswatch. richard, can we start with an issue tha

tom mackenzie in barcelona. that's it for the european market open.ance: early edition" is up next. for the moment, european stocks pushing higher after wall street's worst week since december as traders come to terms with central-bank policy remaining restrictive longer on both sides of the atlantic. this is bloomberg. ♪ everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g network, we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? when i was your age, we couldn't stream a movie when the power went out. you're only a year older than me. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. francine: o

kelvin mackenzie, and to you for joining me and.er, which i hope it's going to absolutely wonderful . to be absolutely wonderful. thank much. and we're thank you very much. and we're so there . i'm greg so busy. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to your latest from the met office there will be rain in the forecast over the next days, turning particularly windy on friday. busting my for the time of year throughout looking at the pressure pattern low pressures moving in from the atlantic giving cloud and atlantic giving the cloud and rain low pressure in rain this low pressure in particular will give some very strong across scotland and strong winds across scotland and northern england as we head through a office through friday. a met office warning already force for the warning already in force for the rest wednesday, got rest of. wednesday, we've got cloud moving from the cloud and rain moving from the atlantic this, tony, quite atlantic and this, tony, quite murky and misty overnight into the hours of thursday the early hours

this union, commanded by the 25 year old brigadier general mackenzie, loses this photo. and if some you know that name, you may know it more from the wars out west the fighting out west than than the civil war. but he was at this battle he who had graduated first in his class at west point and he attacked the confederate brigade, commanded by brigadier general william roberts. who, despite having no military training and enlisting in confederate army as a private at 23, he had become the youngest officer in that army. and you don't hear too much about him, but he must have done something right to go from private to general. and for years. unfortunately for roberts his force, was woefully an adequate to the task. and mackenzie's smashed through, through the thin line of confederates driving portion of them through petersburg, toward petersburg, while the rest to five forks with this warning, mumford moved his men the center of the confederate formation to the left flank, taking positions as best they could in the area and to the east of the confederate main entrenchment.

a bbc documentary series about president putin, and despite that denial from the kremlin, joseph mackenziebbc hadn't treated boris johnson's allegation with sufficient scepticism. on tuesday, news bulletins revisited a long—running and distressing investigation into the hillsborough stadium disaster. almost 3a years after the hillsborough disaster, police forces in england and wales have issued an apology for the way officers treated the families of the victims, and they have promised a cultural change. having watched the report that followed, viewer heather lunt sent us this response. some viewers contacted us this week about a report on the cost of living, which featured recently on the six and the ten o'clock news. it was introduced like this. rising prices are affecting everyone, but it's being felt more in the north than the south of the country. that's according to new research. the centre for cities think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnley, for example, than in cambridge and london. it says the disparity was down to the

. street legend, kelvin mackenzie.olice come under fire revealing details of fire for revealing details of missing police missing that nicola police alcohol misuse public alcohol misuse to the public wasn't fair or even relevant to share these past issues. the pubuc share these past issues. the public might be forced to panel. i got to thrash this one out very soon. plus harry and meghan might be multimillionaires and it's come at a great cost to their dignity. if you've lived a life with the royal family, you've had everything handed to you. saying your life you. but you're saying your life has and you've has been hard and now you've written all about it in your new book, we're a burden states you in for much more from south park's takedown of park's humiliating takedown of the montecito homeowners . that's the montecito homeowners. that's next let' s next let's returns advanced use right now in our meeting abouts more front pages are in and the daily telegraph leads with this breaking news. the prime minister rishi s

kelvin mackenzie, and to you for joining me and.er, which i hope it's going to absolutely wonderful . to be absolutely wonderful. thank much. and we're thank you very much. and we're so there . i'm greg so busy. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to your latest from the met office there will be rain in the forecast over the next days, turning particularly windy on friday. busting my for the time of year throughout looking at the pressure pattern low pressures moving in from the atlantic giving cloud and atlantic giving the cloud and rain low pressure in rain this low pressure in particular will give some very strong across scotland and strong winds across scotland and northern england as we head through a office through friday. a met office warning already force for the warning already in force for the rest wednesday, got rest of. wednesday, we've got cloud moving from the cloud and rain moving from the atlantic this, tony, quite atlantic and this, tony, quite murky and misty overnight into the hours of thursday the early hours

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