mam hadn't seen her yet, that she was back. she was saying, "it's not real."y real. "it's way more real than the dreams where i feel like she's home." and then i woke up and i was like, "here we go again." molly, you're getting all the pets. all the petty pats. oh, molly! oh, molly. good afternoon. it looks likely that the weekend is going to shape up to be a tale of two halves. what a miserable start it has been, with some rain, some of it heavy, and some blustery winds steadily sweeping their way eastwards. we will start to see an improvement this afternoon, the wind directions sweeping back round to a north—westerly, making it feel just that bit cooler. but the rain was quite extensive first thing. into the afternoon, some sunny spells and scattered showers. some of these showers could be quite hefty from time to time, but hopefully with a little bit of brightness mixed in there as well. perhaps east anglia and south—east england staying wet until the end of the afternoon. the winds will remain a feature, those temperatures still a little subdued. we're not

it was midnight then that mam rang the guards and she reported molly as missing, we suspected her as possibly wasjust picked up... ..thrown in the boot, closed it down. she's in darkness from that point. then when it opens up again, she has no idea where she is or who she's with. she's being handed over on a rope. her collar is... we don't know where. it's been removed at that point. you feel sick and you panic. i said to my mam, i would actually rather know that she was dead than to imagine the sort of people that she's with right now. you'd rather go out onto your road and see that someone had knocked your dog down, you'd rather know that they had lived their life and that they'd the most amazing time with their family who love them and adore them and that...then they are gone. you know, you'd rather know that. something we've talked about quite a bit on this programme in recent weeks is the rise in dog thefts during the pandemic. gangs are involved now, the prices of these animals have risen £5,000, £10,000 a time for a dog. the gangs are very violent, i had constituents being kno

i said to my mam, i would actually rather know that she was dead than to imagine the sort of people that's with right now. you'd rather go out onto your road and see that someone had knocked your dog down, you'd rather know that they had lived their life and that they'd the most amazing time with their family who love them and adore them and that...then they are gone. you know, you'd rather know that. something we've talked about quite a bit on this programme in recent weeks is the rise in dog thefts during the pandemic. gangs are involved now, the prices of these animals have risen £5,000, £10,000 a time for a dog. gangs are violent, i had constituents being knocked to the ground, beaten, stamped on their hands, threats to them, threats to their home, threats to their families. within less than 12 hours, we had pretty much an entire campaign going. by the following morning, we had created the first poster and we were going door—to—door as well in different places. that next day after molly was stolen, we created the actual bring molly home facebook page to post every day and just try an

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i remember in the dream being with molly, and i think i brought her to meet my mother, mam hadn't seening, "it's not real", and i said, "no, it's definitely real, it's way more real than the dreams where i feel like she's home". and then i woke up, and i was like... here we go again. hey, molly! you getting all the pets? all the pretty pets? 0h, molly. hello again. it was quite a wet and windy start to the weekend. the start to the weekend. area of low pressure that brought the area of low pressure that brought the unsettled weather has been spinning to the north—west of the uk all day. what is going to happen through sunday is the low pressure has not gone anywhere but it will be weakening significantly as it moves across scotland, putting a band of rain into northern areas. right now we have frequent showers across western areas, many falling as rain, but mixed in of the high ground, northern england, northern ireland, scotland. for many chilly temperatures close to freezing. below in northern scotland where we will see lows of —5 to take us into the first part of sunday morning. rat

i remember in the dream being with molly, and i think i brought her to meet my mother, mam hadn't seen not real", and i said, "no, it's definitely real, it's way more real than the dreams where i feel like she's home". and then i woke up, and i was like... ..here we go again. hey, molly! you getting all the pets? all the pretty pets? oh, molly. hello, tomorrow will be a cloudy day across the uk, a little milder as well. cloud coming in from the atlantic, the first signs of that coming to northern ireland and far south—west with rain. a few sharp showers running down across northern england at the moment, temperatures 6-8 c england at the moment, temperatures 6—8 c typically to end the day. normalfor this time of 6—8 c typically to end the day. normal for this time of year. showers moving southwards, lighter, fading, clearerskies showers moving southwards, lighter, fading, clearer skies in the east, temperatures falling sharply. cloud coming in from the atlantic bringing rain overnight, probably lived the temperatures is the night goes on, by the end of the night, could be enforced in e

i remember in the dream being with molly, and i think i brought her to meet my mother, mam hadn't seennot real", and i said, "no, it's definitely real, it's way more real than the dreams where i feel like she's home". and then i woke up, and i was like... ..here we go again. hey, molly! you getting all the pets? all the pretty pets? 0h, molly. hello there. the afternoon will slowly brighten from the west as the heavy, persistent rain that we've had this morning gradually starts to move off into the north sea — the exception, perhaps, through east anglia and southeast england, where it will linger for much of the afternoon. but you can see the brightness developing, some frequent showers, as well, some of these quite hefty across western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures through the afternoon will probably hover generally between 6—9 celsius. now, as the rain eases away and skies continue to clear through the night, the temperatures will fall away. and, with some showers continuing in the far northwest, some of these will turn increasingly wintry once more. it does mean that t

i remember in the dream being with molly, and i think i brought her to meet my mother, mam hadn't seening, "it's not real", and i said, "no, it's definitely real, it's way more real than the dreams where i feel like she's home". and then i woke up, and i was like... here we go again. hey, molly! you getting all the pets? all the pretty pets? oh, molly. hello again. sunday brought us a mixed picture of weather. there was a bit of rain across northern areas. we had some lovely winter sunshine across parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, parts of wales for a time as well. but towards the end of the day, we did rather lose the bright skies in wales, replaced it with some thicker cloud and started to lose the visibility as well. now, right now, we're seeing cloud increase from the west. there's a warm front that begins to push its way in. that is starting to push a bit of patchy light rain and drizzle in across these western areas, but temperatures are rising hour by hour, so it is increasingly turning mild. heading into the first part of monday morning, ten degrees there in

>> a gilla, mam. >> the idea is to raise awareness about the topic among the youngest villagers. >> what i like about the course is the gorillas. they are like people. and what i learned is that hunting isn't good because animals are like people. >> the project has made many of the villagers see the forest with different eyes. like jean titil, some 90% of the one-time poachers have become farmers. and that's what the children see while they grow up. but e gorilla ardians cls don't nt things stop there. to grantee the survival of crs the gorillas are respected. because the species isn danger of extinction. >> that's why he only takes his children to the edge of the forest. >> look here, this trail. what amal left tt trail? a porcupin >> he wants his chilen to know about animals. but helso was themo know en to leavthe foresto its inhabitants. >> in today's global living rooms, we go to mexico. >> hi there. i'm pedro calderÓn, and welcome tohe rancho uno house in chihuahua. come in. the ranch is owned by th mexican fund for nature conservation. i manage it, and this is where i live. i am re

my son came out of his bedroom and he said, "mam, i think somebody's banging on the window."ldn't believe what i saw. the pub wasjust covered in glass. two months later there was a second attack on the gables. replacing the broken glass has so far cost £11,000. the thing that upset me the most was they had the audacity to do my home. ijust thought, "what have i done wrong? i've done absolutely nothing," and i thought, "well, is it me?" and so i started to be nicer, thinking, "have i not smiled at people enough? what have i done wrong?" early one morning in november, there was yet another attack on her home. it was an attack, and it was... it was a horrible attack. i wanted to curl up and just wanted to curl up and give it up and say, "right, that's enough." ijust don't know where it's going to end, and i don't honestly think that it will, really. the police investigated, but no—one has been charged. cleveland police have tried to crack down on hemlington�*s wave of anti—social behaviour. two months ago they ran a week—long operation. my name's daryll tomlinson, and i'm the ch

and even in these address to the ultimate ease address with quite conflicting kiss or mam, how he's referring to foreign terry's. from the other hand, he is talking a lot about socio political economics before within the country in a way to address public grievances one way or another. so i think in terms of the, the russian presence, it was a message to both domestic elise and domestic audience, but also to the national audience, declaring the car for allegiance to russia. the criminal says it doesn't see any reason for optimism after the 1st round of talks with the u. s. the discussions were aimed at de escalate intentions on ukraine's border. russia spent the past few months, gathering its forces on ukraine's eastern flank, raising fears of an invasion. moscow once guarantee that nature will not accept the ukraine, as a member, washington says it won't accept that demand. joe has this report. it is an achievement of sorts. the talks between russia and the united states in geneva didn't end in failure. they were never likely to be a major success. but while russia insisted it had no intenti

be on one or anna mam. customer in mac mrc. i deal with phil danny. miss you got it? yeah, no, cuz she was in good shape. ha ha ha. ha, and he had the whole model. what i'll call one of them is not is a domino that only mine is. i know we have to ah, my name is tanya panada. i have always thought of yoga as part of my indian heritage. i understand it to be about transformation, but yoga itself seems to be transforming. western mentality is, is a lot about this is transfer if you're gonna use insulation and what yoga was originally, yoga should belong to everyone. but i'm afraid that simple truth is getting lost in a world that so commercialized politicize. who owns yoga analogies in a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can. as al jazeera correspondence, that's what we strive to do for quite a few decades casa, has been dealing with political and economic turmoil, and its people struggle to access essential needs, like adequate quantities of potable water, a sufficient number of beds for preg

can you run us through that moment of when mam in andjustokd d the other thing that stickyoo out to meo hear that. what made? say that and what makes this feel like home for. this is the love you know. know they're appreciation. arm and you know the chemistry is everything, you know, it's everything, you know, i walk outside. i feel i feel comfortable in the arena feel comfortable around the coaches the teammates, you know, it's all love. it's all family. the last play down the stretch stefan claire kind of struggling a little bit, but then when it comes down to it that little pick and pop would you like most about that play between those two? oh, what can you do? you know your staff ain't clay, you know in action is it's tough to guard, you know -- near impossible. nfc championship tomorrow 49ers and rams san francisco looking to reach the super bowl for the second time in three seasons offensive tackle trent williams questionable with an ankle injury, but coach shanahan believes. he will play 49ers need williams to protect jimmy garoppolo because you've already got a backup it right

will cross live to our correspondent mam advantage in cartoon in just a moment for the latest. but 1st, he but morgan has been out speaking to some of the protesters in the sudanese capital protest. the call once again making their way to the presidential ballot incidence. capital harpoon, now thunders, protest were called for by one of the resistance committees in bas southern parts of to dance capital. and eventually was joined by other resistance committees. committees that have been mobilizing people to take to the streets and boys, their opposition to the military takeover that happened in october. i last year as well as to the deal that followed in late november between the army and prime minister alba lam. doke, i'm out to end the regime of the military into down and to hold the army and those in power accountable for the dead student protesters. we want justice for our brothers who were killed. we want a civilian government, we want peace, freedom and justice. why don't we damage, you know, i, mothers are crying during the last protest i, one of the protesters who was k

me son came out of his bedroom and he said, "mam, i think there�*s somebody banging on the window."d and wales, if the victim feels they are not doing enough, there is another way to try to resolve their problems. it is called the anti—social behaviour case review, or community trigger. when you've tried three times, to anybody, to complain about anti—social behaviour, you can press the community trigger. that requires all the authorities to meet together and resolve your problem. for the victim it's excellent because now the law says you are the one who says, put this right, to the authorities. police in england and wales recorded 1.8 million incidents of anti—social behaviour last year. but responses to freedom of information requests from 191 councils in england and wales suggest they ran only around 300 community trigger reviews last year. andy preston is the independent elected mayor of middlesbrough. what do you know about the community trigger? i don�*t know what the community trigger is. the community trigger is for victims of anti—social behaviour. right. well, let me tell

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me son came out of his bedroom and he said, "mam, i think there's somebody banging on the window."om 191 councils in england and wales suggest they ran only around 300 community trigger reviews last year. andy preston is the independent elected mayor of middlesbrough. what do you know about the community trigger? i don't know what the community trigger is. the community trigger is for victims of anti—social behaviour. right. well, let me tell you, i don't know what you'd want to call it, community or anything else. i promise you that the housing associations, that we are working incredibly closely with them. our teams and the police, we all come together. middlesbrough council later clarified seven have been carried out in the last five years. our investigation found that about one in five councils who responded to our questions had never used the community trigger at all. there is a shocking failure, frankly. and it needs to change. it's an important right. the government needs to start driving this agenda big style. the government says it is committed to tackling anti—social beha