and look, this is something that really hampered norfolk state's success.ll games, but when it came down to losing by a touchdown, or single digits, and that was something that dawson odums really wanted to correct from last year to this year. >> jay: team showed a lot of fight. you know, they wanted to be in this situation. they had their chances, as well. maybe just not there yet. and give credit, give a lot of credit to florida a&m. coach said, give me what we need to win this game in the fourth quarter. and florida a&m made one or two more plays in this second half to put them in the driver's seat. but the special teams from norfolk state, they're going to -- unless a miracle happens here, they're going to be haunted by the blocked field goal, missed extra point. four points right there that, as we see would have made a difference. and let you know norfolk state still has a way to go to get out of their own way. >> tiffany: out of the time-out, 1:45 remaining. florida a&m keeps it on the ground. and franklin goes down, picks up the first down. >> jay: t

here in this village in norfolk. local, dick thompson, gave me his response to those trying to stop the national flag from being flown. >> i think i'm very patriotic. i think we should have a flag pole . think we should have a flag pole. definitely want the union jack up when, when and when is necessary. i don't like to see lots of other flags up. i must say, but i can't see where there's any great, but there's only 1 or 2 against it. it's not everybody. >> some people have said that the union flag could be a sign of nationalism, and that it was, and that it was divisive . what's and that it was divisive. what's your reaction to that? >> is it rubbish? that's a load of rubbish. it's not divisive. it's our flag. we should show. every country shows the flags . every country shows the flags. >> what other locals i've spoken to here today told me that the main complaint against the flag being displayed later turned up at a birthday party in the village, and what greeted him when he walked in? well, a large union flag on

here in this village in norfolk., dick thompson, gave me his response to those trying to stop the national flag from being flown. >> i think i'm very patriotic. i think we should have a flag pole . think we should have a flag pole. definitely want the union jack up when, when and when is necessary. i don't like to see lots of other flags up. i must say, but i can't see where there's any great, but there's only 1 or 2 against it. it's not everybody. >> some people have said that the union flag could be a sign of nationalism, and that it was, and that it was divisive . what's and that it was divisive. what's your reaction to that? >> is it rubbish? that's a load of rubbish. it's not divisive. it's our flag. we should show. every country shows the flags . every country shows the flags. >> what other locals i've spoken to here today told me that the main complaint against the flag being displayed later turned up at a birthday party in the village, and what greeted him when he walked in? well, a large union flag on the wa

. live from claxton in norfolk. to the show. it seems an unlikely event for such a politically charged event, but this is the world we live in. but it appears the locals in claxton are defiantly in favour of the national flag. tell us more . more. >> yes, martin. well, as you said, it's a village of just 300. and they gathered at this village hall behind me in may si king to pass a motion to get a flagpole erected here. now, due to government rules , if a flag to government rules, if a flag pole is over six metres, you need to seek permission from a more senior authority. but the land around me is owned by the pansh land around me is owned by the parish council, so they had to go to them to get permission. and in july there was a gathering of parishioners looking to vote on this flagpole being erected. it passed , but being erected. it passed, but some people in the audience were not happy about the plan, particularly because the village hall committee wanted the union flag to fly here in norfolk. they wanted to see

now rows have erupted in a small norfolk village over whether to fly the union flag.from some locals on this topic welcome back to the show . so welcome back to the show. so today, one of one of locals in the rural village of claxton in norfolk have voiced concerns over the flying of the union flag outside their village hall. after two weeks of rioting in the uk , residents of claxton the uk, residents of claxton feel that a display of the union flag could prove to be divisive and that there is a fine line between patriotism and nationalism. now, in a bid to erect bunting instead. is this an unnecessary overreaction? well, our national reporter, charlie peters, was in claxton earlier today and he spoke to some locals . some locals. >> the union flag, a symbol of unity or one of division. >> we'll hear in claxton, a village in norfolk for some, the cloth of our country is considered a divisive symbol that could be associated with nationalism. >> in may, the village hall committee for the building just behind me decided they wanted to erect a flagpole here in the centre

in norfolk, you weren't allowed to bring a posters or anything because they were like, also trying to keep the situation come. because you know it's, it's very dangerous. if people like start to find fighting amongst each other, all kinds of signs, whether supporting pressure or supporting se ukraine were from thank you like they didn't last. and so there's what you can look take of the t shirts. a, as, as we're filming a woman, gets annoyed behind the camera, saying the police should be called because of the anti pooty and propaganda. when we turn the camera towards her, she cycles away. many nor for residents with russian roots to assume only russian media. and there are more direct efforts to spread the criminal message from just across the river. moscow put on a concert, celebrating the russian military and specifically at the stony inside. i was just like very angry about it. really? yeah, yeah. you know, because like, you know, it's just making the concerts, especially for us from this side, you know, towards the sodium side. it's like all of her vacation. and there is a narrati

and at that time, captain farragut was living in norfolk virginia not only because now as then, norfolk was a great navy town, but also because he had married norfolk woman. his first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840, his second wife was, not only a virginian by birth and by residents, she was even named virginia. so here is a man born in tennessee raised in lewes, living in virginia, married to a southern whose family owned slaves. it was a moment reveals exactly who was when he learned in april of 1861 that the state of virginia voted to secede from the union after the clash at fort sumter and lincoln's call for volunteers was, farragut announced he, would not live in a disloyal state for one more hour. he went straight, told his wife his that he was leaving immediately. he gave her what amounted to an ultimatum, telling her this act of mine may cause years of separate action from your family. so you must decide quickly whether you will go with me or remain. he packed what he could carry in a valise and left norfolk for new york that day. she went with. you might want to co

talking ultimately about to warn you. crane is frowned upon in norfolk, but a lena does it any way? of course, ukraine, i hope you're creating an sweety. i'm a little concerned. what will come after putting though, despite the clear russian influence we're still in estonia. alina invites us home. the 22 year old as a teacher, after her protest against vladimir putin for school, urged her to resign. she feels completely estonian, though. she tries to explain the russian urge to look fondly on the soviet era. the sometimes i think maybe the life of simple as well. you know, you have one at the all, or do you want jobs, you know, like one house, same friends. but right now it's all very fragile and uncertain, and you have so many choices. and you need to know a lot and like, you have to think critically. so it's like not so simple anymore is donya has been independent again since 1991. since then, rifts have formed in many estonian families with russian roots including alaina's own well, i also consider myself this thing and they loved my father. of course, we have different political

but as also so, as is like many people in the border city of norfolk, andre doesn't speak, estonian. russians once effectively ruled the country. today they're just a minority community. many of them admire the russian president and more in the past. like this taxi driver also called andre through it took 30 years of capitalism to realize things were better in the soviet union. below. not everyone here agrees. a young woman with russian roots. alina found herself the subject of a viral video when she were a t shirt, the integrating vladimir putin, in order to protest the war. i've arranged to meet a lena by the river in norfolk, you weren't allowed to bring a photo stairs or anything because they were like, also trying to keep this situation come. because, you know it's, it's very dangerous. if people like start to find fighting amongst each other, all kinds of signs, whether supporting pressure or supporting, say you're crazy. we're from thank you. like they didn't last any sort. there's put, so you can, let's take off the t shirts. a as we're filming a woman gets annoyed behind the

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andrew turner, bbc news, norfolk.but if you're a wheelchair—user or have issues with your mobility, access to the seaside can often be frustratingly off—limits. however, a charity in fleetwood is helping to change that by offering specially adapted wheelchairs and facilities. 0ur reporter ellis palmer can explain. well, at least the sun's trying to poke out when i arrive in fleetwood. we're blessed with a fantastic and varied coastline here in the north—west, but all too often i'm limited in where i can go as a wheelchair—user. but i'm here in fleetwood today to meet a group of volunteers who are making the beach accessible and creating special memories. the charity was started in 2018. it aims to get everyone out and down the beach. so, mick, how are these different from normal wheelchair? this particular chair, it reclines. the legs go up as well so that we can put them in various different positions. the arms... mick dreamt up the idea when he saw a young wheelchair—user unable to get to the sea. the tyres themselv

an almighty row has broken out in that norfolk village.'m reading this, but a norfolk village over plans to fly the union jack flag some residents claimed it would scare people away. it's patriotism under attack. susan on x says we fly the cross of saint george. most of the countries don't have this issue and they ignore the complaints too, right, susan? britain has spent too long on her knees grovelling to a minority. don't like our culture? then leave. okay. elliot on x says is flying our own flag in our own country is considered controversial and say our whole country was under attack. never mind patriotism. it's hardly a revolutionary act to fly your own flag. well, it shouldn't be. spayed on x says you can fly any flag as long as it's not the union jack. not many shades of grey in the inbox there, but there we go. your verdict is now in. 97% of you agree that patriotism is under attack. 3% of you say that patriotism is not under attack. and can i also just say, i'm going to play you a little clip later on about some some completely ra

i know that that annoys norfolk. no. hold on, it's norfolk.that we're talking about a british flag. not an english flag. and there is a difference there. so when you talk about england, you are actually taking away. this is why eamonn gave you, you didn't get the point. hold on a second. it's because you didn't include ireland and scotland. just so you know, irish, in terms of, indentured servants, they were used to kind of explore the different techniques for colonialism and slavery. just so you know, in africa. so when you come along and you say, english flag and english pride, well, you are kind of ignoring the irish and scottish, just so you know. so you might want to lead with i never said english flag. so that's why i'm not crank. and, what was it, a nut job. thank you eamonn, because i listen and i hear when you go correct with your prejudice and bias sir. >> but you were born in england. >> but you were born in england. >> i was king's college hosphal >> so you don't feel any association with this flag, do you? >> oh, you? >> oh, no ,

this was norfolk this morning.t is seeking south so we had some drizzly rain across parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and channel coasts. it may well stay overcast across the channel and on the breezy side. brightening up with some sunshine coming through, scattering of showers up north and is possibly thundery. a fresh feel of 16 to 18 degrees, 20 to 2a celsius in yorkshire. quiet but overcast overnight, this area of low pressure pushing in for tomorrow. we start off with double digits, a grey start and we will be chasing cloud mounts around on sunday. that will mean they won't be quite as warm again. rain into northern ireland in north—west scotland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 23 in the south—east if we get sun coming through. the area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite heavy. a couple of inches not out of the question, maybe more to higher ground in scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, a stronger

the notary rosemary, norfolk and in your voicemail countries, i was led to, to breed the line, to grab being corruption and so on. so this is, i mean just is con, told you that this is a violation of this. got to go to the clean power to the very few people demonstrating for peace today are likely to know they owe a debt to count who was passionate about preventing war. he was over 70 when he formulated his thoughts on the subject in his as a perpetual piece. the ideas in it were radically modern for 1795. a time when war was the order of the dead. count experience 3 wars in his lifetime and the russian occupation of couldn't expound. he knew what war meant, that the count has most radical about his rising of the demands that each arise from this ideal of will decrease. and from today's point of view, these to and so just as unfulfilled as they were back then that states trust each other to such an extent that they no longer maintain standing armies considered a threat to others. so these are still utopian ideas. today we're probably sure forced in wars have certainly taken place in th

tuesday wasn't as hot or as humid, but still with some sunshine across norfolk and suffolk before wedegrees. other parts of the uk have cooled down a bit already, and it's still quite mixed through the rest of the week. there'll be some sunshine at times, but we're also going to find some spells of rain, and our weather essentially is going to be coming in from the atlantic. at the moment things have slowed down a bit and this weather front still bringing some rain early in the morning, particularly across the midlands. but a sunny start and a chilly start in scotland. some sunshine for northern ireland. it will cloud over here in the afternoon and later in the day into western scotland. but more sunshine develops across northern england, wales and the southwest. and even though we've got more cloud, the midlands towards the southeast, that should tend to thin and break up a little bit. we will trigger a few showers in the southeast in the afternoon. it's not going to be as warm here as it was on tuesday, and this is the next weather system to bring some wind and rain in from the nor

this was norfolk this morning. anglia and along channel coast and that will continue to push its way south and east. it may well savour the grey and overcast across the channel and on the breezy side through sussex and kent. right behind with some sunshine. a scattering of showers into ireland and scotland. some are heavy and possibly thundery. 16—18 across england and wales. we are looking at 20-24. a england and wales. we are looking at 20—24. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely quiet but overcast overnight and this area of low pressure gradually pushing it for tomorrow so we start off with double digits first thing. a great start and we will be chasing cloud amounts around on sunday so that will mean it won't be quite as warm once again. the when strengthening. the rain arrives into ireland and scotland through the day, gradually pushing eastwards. highs of 15—18. we might see 23 if we get some sun coming through. that area of low pressure moves its way in from the east and the rain could turn quite he

nato headquarters in mikkeli will operate under the leadership of the headquarters in norfolk on the east coast of the united states. the nato defense alliance is considering this a reinforced unit of ground forces as a combat unit capable of delivering strikes, which has a preventive effect. the only question is how life will change. in the town of micheli itself, which, by the way, was founded by decree of emperor nicholas i, and whether nato ships instead of pleasure boats will dock at the local port with the appearance of a military base. boris ivanin and artemy bondar, news. a unit of the russian group center liberated five settlements in the dpr in a week, the ministry of defense reported. on this in the same direction, almost three dozen enemy counterattacks were repelled. denis alekseev will tell you more about the progress of the special military operation. the tasks are different, we can be in different places at the same time, all the fighters are multifunctional. these are the words of our servicemen of the center group, who, in short breaks between successful advances, s

that's what they go to zebulun vance about and they go to norfolk and ask union authorities tos neverecond sending another raid of a combat unit through their area ever again. .... state. they've been tossed and forth. now, ultimately, in late january, early february, 1864, confederate officials succeeded in regaining control over most of the the guerrilla manpower in this region of the state. they organized them into the 68th north carolina volunteer infantry. and if you organize them into north carolina volunteering imagery if you look at north carolina regimental volumes you will notice the 68 is one of the last ones recruited parrots with the last ones put out there. you're getting pretty high when you get to 68 out of north carolina in terms of regimens. some remain the organization of the 68th north: volunteer infantry formed from several of these guerrilla companies and resulted in a move the withdrawal of the regulars from the coast. that's how a lot of the man targets out of there. now, most of north carolina as far as ranger units were integrated into regularly cal victory.y

norfolk, stretching down to north carolina. we've also got plenty of flood alerts. the rain has been the big story with this system for days and days. expanding flash flooding across parts of the appalachians, the rest of the mid atlantic, down through the coast of the carolinas. this is going to last into the afternoon. here's the area to watch if you're out and about later for potential tornados. stretching back toward baltimore and harrisburg. that's going to go through the day today. and as we get into the later parts of your day, notice things will start to dry out for the mid atlantic. we'll see rain across parts of new england. by the second half of your saturday things really improve. that doesn't mean the flooding will go away. we'll still likely see rivers and streams remain swollen, but nicer conditions are on the way and debby will eventually be out of the picture. >>> we are learning new disturbing details about that alleged foiled terror attack in austria targeting a taylor swift concert. the alleged main plotter confessed he intended it to be a suicid

and, in fact, temperatures in norfolk and suffolk could get up to 30 degrees.t. through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to drift eastwards as a weakening feature. not getting into the far southeast, where it could well be preceded by some showers, but some clear skies and the winds easing. in sheltered parts of the northwest, temperatures could fall away to 5 or 6 degrees, but still quite warm in the south at 15 or 16. tomorrow, then, we start off with the cloud. some spots of rain initially, that will tend to fizzle, but as we move west through south west england, wales, the midlands, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, lots of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine but the winds strengthening later on in the day out towards the west with more cloud building. temperatures — 15 to about 24. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, well, we've got this next clutch of fronts connected to this area of low pressure coming oui’ way. and if you look at the isobars, it is going to be quite unseasonably windy across england and wa

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the domain name, norfolk columbia. you said you under a different piano that'll come to the, to my mentor. but it's a chef. is that not? not from the sports channel. hello. yes, just wasn't very good. what else? that's what the story is. they did. she has someone here, let's see, but who just created to little girls. and if they haven't had to tell me that i'm from, was also interested in the interview list on a scale of the truck route. or what do you have on the order to at this miraculous icon who stood side by side, the battalion soldiers since the complex beginning. but you can a deposit of a slight he'll not afford the show actually. like he looked at the mirrors. the other one. yeah. of course note, but on the out there is only oh, but i bet they will hang up. we'll see if it's even though it's here, it's the most that's the building exposed to solve all the item own us model. but to me though, is a little you know, a gibson picture to this, the over the easy is and they can live it just a death in the face mode

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nato headquarters in mikkel will operate under the command of headquarters in norfolk, on the east coast of the united states. the nato defense alliance considers this reinforced unit of ground forces as a combat unit capable of delivering strikes, which has a preventive effect. the only question is how life will change in the town of mikkel itself, which, by the way, was founded by decree of emperor nicholas i. and will not moor in local port with the advent of a military base yet. all fighters are multifunctional, these are the words of our servicemen of the center group, who in short breaks between successful advancement, shared details of the assaults on populated areas in the ovdeevka direction. they are not afraid of either counter fire or enemy drones. over many months of close-knit work, approaches are always found for everything. when entering fortified areas, great support from tankers. the tank rolled up, worked, the infantry dismounted and continued the movement of the tank. moment rolled back in order to save the machine, worked on certain points, that is , they collided, wh

nato is doing i have a very close relationship with supreme allied commander and transformation in norfolke has the defense innovation acceleration for the north atlantic. he has that and they are working on that. finally it plays out in the capability coalitions you see there is a capability coalitions that have come together across the alliance and beyond, australia is one of those. it's pretty interesting. and their perspective and what they bring to amit. there's another example how we can work together. we have to get out of the no foreign business and get into the yes foreign business. and develop for release get out of our own way. great credit. that's knocking down a bunch of barriers while maintaining appropriate concert security. >> i had an opportunity to chat with people with variety backgrounds. asked them what they would like to ask you. if you don't mind i will ask you a few of those. one of them i think is probably a simple question that has a complex answer. the u.s. is takes a lot of threats in the world. they asked a simple question what keeps you up at night. first i wo

what they go to zebulon vance about and, then they go to they go to norfolk.nd as union authorities to never send another raid of an african-american unit through their area ever again. what do they want? they want to declare and get out of the war. this is a six county region of the state. they've been tossed and forth. now, ultimately, in late january, early february, 1864, confederate officials succeeded in regaining control over most of the the guerrilla manpower in this region of the state. they organized them into the 68th north carolina volunteer infantry. and if you looking at your north carolina regimental volumes, you'll notice the 68 is it's it's one of the last ones recruited. it's one of the last ones put out there. you're getting pretty when you get the 68 out of north carolina in terms of the number of regiments. now, while some confederate guerrillas remain the organization, the 68 north carolina volunteer infantry formed from several of these guerrilla companies and resulted in the withdrawal many of the irregulars from the coast. so that's ho

we're looking at vast swathes of suffolk , essex, norfolk, suffolk, essex, norfolk, lincolnshire havingn systems driven through them, and the national grid themselves estimate that to decarbonise the grid could cost in excess of £2 trillion. this is what we're embarked upon here is what we're embarked upon here is potentially phenomenally expensive. >> it's, well, whatever energy we choose, we will have to build power plants over the next 30 years. we will have to either have build renewables, which are cost upfront costs and no running costs almost, or we build fossil fuel plants with massive running. what about nuclear? what about nuclear? well, as somebody who's always caring about a fossil, sorry, bills for consumers, i don't understand your obsession with nuclear. nuclear is twice as look at what happened with baseload power. look, look what happened to hinkley point. yeah. well it was it was. >> do you know what it was supposed to be built george osborne george osborne is now 45. george osborne made some horrific mistakes. >> don has a huge nuclear roots. don has a huge advocate f

and the commander on the ground specifically from the manufacture of the chemicals who is telling norfolk southern contractors that in fact you are not at risk of explosion as the cars are more modern able to withstand what happens. at that information was not compared to folks on the ground. they were pressured in my opinion to authorize the firm would send a toxic fireball over my constituents areas imperiling their health. they need to happen i think the question is why? seems to me the railroad wanted to get the trains moving and putting their loss of profit above my constituents. do you trust the railroad to regulate themselves? >> out slowly now. >> me neither. i think what we have seen is in the conduct thereafter what they can be trusted. what also reinforces that needs for us to take bold action is what chair, and he said about the railroad interfering with the investigation and what she said was an unprecedented reprehensible way. it speaks toth a lack of commitment of public safety and a thirst for-profit that's unending and some in congress have u said well we have to wait for