temperatures down to three or 4 degrees but as the chart shows tomorrow, low pressure from the north atlantic but the wind is pushing a long way gci’oss the wind is pushing a long way across the atlantic towards us which will rip up some rough and dangerous seas to the west of the uk and ireland, and that is something to be wary. it is in the west and across the english channel coastal counties where we will see the showers at their most frequent, their heaviest and with hail and thunder mixed in. fewer showers the further east you are with a better chance of holding onto sunshine for longer. shetland though will see cloud and rain persist and for all of us, a cooler day than we saw today. as we go to wednesday evening, some of the showers will fade and some will keep going in western scotland for a time but there's more cloud waiting in the winds and a deepening area of low pressure around the system in the north atlantic which will bring more persistent rain and a lift in temperatures as we go into thursday. some fairly windy conditions developing through the day, persistent rain moving to

, tha nkfully still out in the north atlantic, thankfully staying away but with the wind blowing along across the atlantic, it will be top the high seas to the west of the uk and ireland, maybe ten metre plus waves off the coast of ireland and to go with it, a mix of sunshine and showers. showers most frequent in the south end of the west, some with hailand the south end of the west, some with hail and thunder. some eastern areas will stay dry and bright but after a chilly wednesday night, back to cloud and rain for many on thursday and strong to gale force winds, too. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to monday's sportsday — i'm jane dougall. have wheels, will travel — the brits re—writing history. we reflect on the incredible achievements of geogeghan hart and hamilton over the weekend. eddiejones had to rip up his plans when england's warm—up match was cancelled — we hear from the head coach as he names his squad ahead of the six nations finale. and, after his ipl century,

this deep area of low pressure with winds around it touching 100 mph has been way out in the north atlanticger across the northeast of scotland. the best of the sunshine by the day, staying wet here through the night. clear conditions in its wake, but the sea temperatures relatively warm for this time of year — that means shower clouds build up and keep going throughout the night around some of the western coast, some of these on the heavy side through the english channel. central and eastern areas though will see rather cool starts to tomorrow morning. and tomorrow will be a story of heavy, thundershowers with blustery winds — those winds blowing all the way across the atlantic, whipping up some pretty rough seas to the west of ireland and great britain. the highest of the waves to the west of ireland, where they could touch around 35 feet or more — that's over ten metres. so dangerous seas, be wary of that. lots of showers packing into the west, some of those heavy with hail and thunder. same too across southern counties of england. showers will push their way eastwards though on that bri

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.s going to bring some very big waves to western areas, in excess of 10 metres across the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.th atlantic and that's going to bring some very big waves to western areas, in excess of 10 metres across the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and si

winds across the north atlantic and that will bring some very big waves to western areas, in excess the course of wednesday. take care of that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers. blustery heavy showers at that, hail and thunder mixed in, the best of any brightness will be in the east. and temperatures on the cool side, 10—13 celsius. another low—pressure system bracing up from the southwest to our shores on thursday, that will bring another round a pretty heavy rain, heavy rain for northern or western areas, strong winds touching gale force, the rainfall totals will really be mounting up across parts of southwest scotland, northwest england and northern or western wales. we could see some minor flooding care by the time we move to thursday and friday. some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder. the mid—teens celsius there. turns mild on friday across the south, but still quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc world news. the headlines: judge amy coney barrett is almost certain to be confirmed shortly to a lifetime seat on the us

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.he north atlantic and that's going to bring some very big waves to western areas, in excess of 10 metres across the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south

winds across the north atlantic and that will bring some very big waves to western areas, in excessednesday. take care of that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers. blustery heavy showers at that, hail and thunder mixed in, the best of any brightness will be in the east. and temperatures on the cool side, 10—13 celsius. another low—pressure system bracing up from the southwest to our shores on thursday, that will bring another round a pretty heavy rain, heavy rain for northern or western areas, strong winds touching gale force, the rainfall totals will really be mounting up across parts of southwest scotland, northwest england and northern or western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we move to thursday and friday. some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder. the mid—teens celsius there. turns mild on friday across the south, but still quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk, on pbs in america and around the world. my name is mike embley. in a major victory

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.reas, in excess of 10 metres across the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns mi

winds across the north atlantic and that will bring some very big waves to western areas, in excesss walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. take care of that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers. blustery heavy showers at that, hail and thunder mixed in, the best of any brightness will be in the east. and temperatures on the cool side, 10—13 celsius. another low—pressure system bracing up from the southwest to our shores on thursday, that will bring another round a pretty heavy rain, heavy rain for northern or western areas, strong winds touching gale force, the rainfall totals will really be mounting up across parts of southwest scotland, northwest england and northern or western wales. we could see some minor flooding care by the time we move to thursday and friday. some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder. the mid—teens celsius there. turns mild on friday across the south, but still quite wet across northern and western areas. this is bbc news — the headlines... the united states senate has approved the appointment ofjudge

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.as, in excess of 10 metres across the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns mild

this area of low pressure will continue to dominate the central north atlantic.the west of ireland. so some dangerous coastlines to be walking on across the west through the course of wednesday. so, take care for that. the day will be another one of sunshine and showers, blustery, heavy showers at that, may be some hail and thunder mixed in, probably the best of any brightness will be towards the east. those temperatures on the cool side, 10 to 13 celsius. another low pressure system races up from the south—west to our shores on thursday, that's going to bring another round of pretty heavy rain this time, i think heavier rain for northern and western areas. some strong winds, perhaps touching gale force. the rainfall totals really will be mounting up across parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, northern and western wales. we could see some minor flooding here by the time we reach thursday and indeed friday. but some sunshine in the south and signs of things getting milder, in the mid teens celsius there. turns milder still on friday across the sout

on the southern edge of that main area of low pressure north atlantic, we see another when developingrway as we south—westerly winds, ever milder air our way as we go through thursday, mild air contends with more rain, the rain on thursday could be heavier than we saw on tuesday, working its way northwards and use traits. not arriving in shetland during of daylight hours, including two southern areas to something brighter, with showers later. temperatures higher though on wednesday — 11—15 later. temperatures higher though on wednesday —11—15 send that degrees. that milder run of air continues through the night and into friday morning, a mild night in fact for most depressing us in gwinnett wales, but with so much moisture across northwest england, western parts of wales, there could be some minor flooding parts of wales, there could be some minorflooding as we parts of wales, there could be some minor flooding as we and the week out. break conditions to end, then sunshine in the south and east, 18-19 sunshine in the south and east, 18—19 degrees possible. a lingering weather from two

this deep area of low pressure with winds around it touching 100 mph has been way out to the north atlantics the northeast of scotland, best of the sunshine by day and staying went through the night. clear conditions in its wake but the sea temperatures relatively warm for this time of year, meaning shower clouds build up and keep going throughout the night, around some of these western coasts, some on the heavy side. central and eastern areas clear as to the skies will have a cool start of the morning. tomorrow will be a story of sunshine and heavy, thundershowers. those winds blowing all across the atlantic, whipping up some rough seas i had of great britain, highest of the waves to the west of ireland where they could touch around 35 feet or more. that's over ten metres. dangerous seas, be wary of that. lots of showers packing to the west, same too across the southern counties of england. showers pushing their way eastwards on that brisk wind, not too many to the eastern country, more than way of sunshine then showers here but a rather cool day with temperatures around 10-13 c. day with

there's some extremely strong winds on its southern flank, racing across the north atlantic, and that'sd could even see some disruption at times. and if you are walking out to the coastline, just ta ke walking out to the coastline, just take extra care. lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk, some purging together to produce longer spells of rainfor together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england with some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed into some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthy is sunny spells will be across eastern parts of england, but it will be a cooler day today than what we had yesterday — 10—13 cooler day today than what we had yesterday —10—13 send xl cs. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night, but then they begin to fade away. skies two chilly in the far north and east. for the west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving being bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see here on the pressure charge

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank, racing across the north atlantic, generating verylking out near the coastline, take extra care. lots of showers affecting many western portions of the uk, some merging together to produce longer spells of rainfall, parts of wales, central and southern england with brighter echo indicators and a mixture of hail and thunder mixed in. the best chance of seeing the lengthy sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england in but a cooler day than yesterday, 10— 13 celsius. showers continuing on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away and skies clearing and turning chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see here on the pressure charts, racing up from the south—west, lots of isobars on the chart, going to turn very windy once again. so, wet for southern and western areas to start thursday, dry and bright in the north and the rain will eventually reach much of scotland, all but the nor

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatingme disruption to the ferry services for western scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england though some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed into some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see it here on the pressure chart racing up from the south west, lots of isobars on the chart. so, it's

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatingtern coastlines. you could even see some disruption to the ferry services for western scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england though some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed into some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see it here on the pressure chart racing up from the south west,

extremely strong winds on its southern flank, racing across the north atlantic, generating very big wavese some disruption to the ferry services for western scotland at times. if you are walking along the coastline, take extra care. lots of showers affecting many western portions of the uk, some merging together to produce longer spells of rainfall, parts of wales, central and england with brighter indicators of hail and thunder mixed in. the best chance of seeing the lengthy sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england a cooler day than yesterday, 10— 13 celsius. showers continuing for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away and skies clearing and turning chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving bringing wet and windy weather. you can see here on the pressure charts, racing up from the south—west, lots of isobars on the chart, going to turn very windy once again. so wet for southern and western areas to start thursday, dry and bright in the north and the rain will eventually rea

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatinge disruption to the ferry services for western scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: with one week to go until the us election, campaigning intensifies for donald trump and his rivaljoe biden. we are going to have a great red wave. people that want to go out and vote, vote. the divisions in our nation are getting wider. angry people are upset. anger and suspicion are growing. a warning from scientists that levels of covid—19 antibodies in people who've been infected diminish rapid

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatingr western scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england though some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed into some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see it here on the pressure chart racing up from the south west, lots of isobars on the chart. so, it's going to turn very windy once again.

this deep area of low pressure with when surrounded, touching 100 mph and way out the north atlantic,t which tonight, we'll linger across the northeast of scotland in the best luncheon by the day and said to go through the night with clear conditions in its wake, but relatively warm for this time of year and that means shower clouds billowed up and we'll keep going throughout the night or on some of these western coasts and there could be on the heavy side to the english channel. central and eastern areas where the clear skies and a cool start to tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be a story of sunshine and heavy thundershowers with those blustery winds blowing all the way across the atlantic and whipping up some pretty rough sees to the west and highest of the waves to the west of ireland with the could touch around 35 feet or more. so, over ten metres. dangerous ease, be wary of that. but the showers to the west and heavy with hail and thunder and on coastal counties of england, showers will push their way eastwards on their brisk wind and not too many to the east of the country and mo

that north atlantic cod.g is a tenth of i% of british gdp. so banking is 100 times more important than that. you're also right, it speaks to our identity as an island nation. we have historical memories of the cod wars, clashing boats in the channel... and only on monday night the french and the devon fishermen we re french and the devon fishermen were at it again. i know them very well myself. when i went down there, what was interesting to me, when i talk to fishermen, they don't want it all. the truth is that they can't catch it all. the fleet isn't big enough. what they want is a slightly better deal. so when you hear this rhetoric about it is our fish, we want them all, that's not what the fishing industry themselves are saying. and i do think there is a deal here to be done. it may involve the french fishermen having to pay some sort of fee, but this is a good old—fashioned haggle. yes. i disagree slightly with you that this is the biggest issue. i think some of the things that stefanie was talking abou

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatingn see some disruption to the ferry services for western scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england though some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed in to some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north and east, but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see it here on the pressure chart racing up from the south west, lots of isobars on the chart

the remnants of a hurricane, extremely strong winds on the southern flank, racing across the north atlanticces for western scotland at times. if you are walking along the coastline, take extra care. along the coastline, take extra ca re. lots of along the coastline, take extra care. lots of showers affecting many western portions of the uk, some merging together to produce longer spells of rainfall pa rt produce longer spells of rainfall part of wales, central and england with brighter indicators of hail and thunder mixed in. the best chance of seeing the lengthy sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england in a qualitative day than yesterday, 10- 13 qualitative day than yesterday, 10— 13 celsius. showers continuing for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away and skies clearing and turning chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving bringing wet and windy weather. you can see here on the pressure charts, racing up from the south—west, lots of isobars on the chart, going to turn very w

both the middle east and central asia and those may not sit comfortably with its role in the north atlantic alliance at the center of these tensions as sophisticated russian anti-aircraft defenses and the s $400.00 turkey bought it last year despite warnings that could affect its nato membership because of that purchase turkey was expelled from a dos program to build a fighter jet the f. 35 designed for use throughout the alliance this week 2 u.s. senators a republican and a democrat said the state department a letter demanding sanctions on turkey has been testing the s 400 but has not fully activated it that demand was prompted by reports that turkey used the radar to track greek fighter jets during a naval exercise in the eastern mediterranean last week. all of which begs the question what do turkey and nato want from each other and can those interests be reconciled. all right let's bring in our guests from washington a basswood a robert hunter former united states ambassador to nato and from some time there spain is fabrice pati a senior defense fellow at the international institute of s

the tremor lasted several seconds, with the impact being felt across the north atlantic island nationington post online at the time and here was her reaction: the health system... we are able to have... loud rumbling. goodness, there was an earthquake. there was an earthquake just now. yes, there was an earthquake. there was an earthquakejust now. yes, i'm perfectly fine. the house is still strong. no worries. oh! chuckles sorry! now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. it has been another very wet day for northern scotland but also very wet weather across a good swathe of england and wales with gusty winds in places. heading into thursday, a ridge of high pressure will move in and it'll turn drier for ridge of high pressure will move in and it'll turn drierfor many ridge of high pressure will move in and it'll turn drier for many of us with sunny spells. there will still be some showers and patchy spells of rain around. as we head through the latter pa rt rain around. as we head through the latter part of today, we can see this area of low pressure containing the rem

temperatures down to three or a degrees but as the chart shows tomorrow, low pressure from the north atlanticugh and dangerous seas to the west of the uk and ireland, and that is something to be wary. it is in the west and across the english channel coastal counties where we will see the

some extremely strong winds on its southern flank racing across the north atlantic and that is generatingtern scotland at times. and if you are walking out near the coastline in the west, just take extra care. now, lots of showers will be affecting many western portions of the uk. some merging together to produce longer spells of rain for parts of wales, central and southern england though some brighter echoes indicating some hail and thunder mixed into some of the heaviest of the showers. the best chance of seeing the lengthier sunny spells will be across the eastern parts of england but it will be a cooler day today than we what had yesterday, 10—13 celsius. the showers continue on for a while during wednesday night but then they begin to fade away. the skies clear and it turns a bit chilly in the far north and east but further west, temperatures begin to rise with the next weather system arriving, bringing more wet and windy weather. you can see it here on the pressure chart racing up from the south west, lots of isobars on the chart. so, it's going to turn very windy once again. so, w

there is some lively weather in the north atlantic at the moment. of rain confined to the north—east and mainland scotland in the evening. if you show is pushing in to the south and the west. this evening be on the cool side once again. overnight, more persistent rain in the north—east of scotland, edging towards shetland. clear skies and showers elsewhere. readers of skies and coldest conditions the further east you are com further west quite as chilly. it sets us up for a day of sunshine and blustery showers. some showers heavy with hailand showers. some showers heavy with hail and thunder. when is quite gusty and because of what is going on in the atlantic, we will see rough seas around the atlantic coasts of britain and western ireland, in ireland, there could be waves of more than ten metres in height. longer spells of rain across southern counties of england and wales in the middle part of the day. some of the east will be fairly dry. a blustery day and a fairly cool one. showers most frequent across western scotland into wednesday night. that

perhaps more oriented toward the north atlantic and europe, instead of asia?i think that would have been true 10 years ago, but i'm not so sure now. biden and his team certainly believes that china is overwhelmingly the principal of thetor and antagonist united states, and that is where orientation needs to be from a national security perspective. pan will be much more important, india. in that regard, i don't think foreign policy would biden will be such a massive partner from that of trump. we would will be a massive departure is that climate will inform his policy to a big degree. a moment to coordinate with the europeans and others around the world, they will get back in -- we would formally get back into the paris accord. i think that will matter. you will see more multilateral efforts on a bunch of issues, like technology. you will see a more social democratic approach to we just bhushan of wealth allotting more closely with their repeat -- europeans. i think you will find that the u.s. footprint of diplomatic and economic and military influence is going

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the tremor lasted several seconds, with the impact being felt across the north atlantic island nation reaction: we have a health system where we are able to have tests that... rumbling noise. oh, my god, there's an earthquake! sorry, there was an earthquake right now. wow. well, this is iceland. sorry about that! i willjust finish the question. yes, i'm perfectly fine. the house is still strong. so, no worries. 0of! sorry! you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sallybundockbbc. that's what you call living the story. we will be back in just a few moments, including the lead on the report from the forum onjobs. lead on the report from the forum on jobs. i lead on the report from the forum onjobs. i will see you soon. hello. tuesday may not have been the sunniest day of the month thus far, but it ended on something of a high. water contrast there as we move into the new day to see some really quite heavy rain moving into parts of england and wales. it will feel a little bit cooler across some areas. low pressure certainly dominating the weather through tuesday, throwing the weather front acr

reassure our friends and allies, particularly organizations, international organizations like the north atlantic treaty organization, where we have redefined the fact that the defense of europe is a valid concept after years of thinking that somehow russia was going to choose to be inside the euro-atlantic arc with the resurgence to mr. putin as president. we know that that's not true. and so as a result we need to make sure that as we move our forward defense of europe closer to the black sea and the baltic states, that we do those things that are absolutely essential to reassure our friends and allies and build those relationships. we need -- we need friends and we need allies. china doesn't really have a friend or an ally. they're doing it kind of on their own and every now and then they reach out to the russians and so on and so forth. but we do have friends and allies built upon almost a century's worth of relationships, going back to world war i. so this is -- this is important, i think. and we need to build those relationships up again and show by our actions that we're committed to maint

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