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the mistress of the northern country wanted to get a magical sambo mill as a ransom for her daughter the source of happiness and prosperity. i remembered that there is a wonderful blacksmith and marinin who lives in a kalevala in his homeland, he took a certain number of items. hmm, including the swan feather there. uh, grain money, there are some subtleties and little things. in general, all this was a throat and forged for many days. he is the sampo mill which is in finally got gratitude. uh, old fucker. e, gave her e, daughter e to wife, but the wedding took place but, unfortunately, then life did not work out for them under this pine tree, doctor and philologist alice leonrod. he wrote down the legend of venin. with like peppers, the tree is called leonarrote pine. one must think that the scientist spent many days of the famous karelian nights here while the history of the wise sorceress was making its next round. accurate strike from cover footage of the work of howitzers d-20 and self-propelled guns acacia resolute actions on the streets of thousands of people in belgrade prote

aviary was inhabited by 16 individuals of the red deer, the resettlement of game animals of the northern countryl continue. this morning, and the development of events will tell at noon. and i will remind the project agencies or news are available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application have a nice day and see you on the first button. we are going on a grandiose trip around belarus for sure. many have heard that the geographical center of belarus is located in this region. but not everyone knows that this is the only region. whose name does not match the name of the regional center 1067 is the date of the first mention of the city in the tale of bygone years by professional guides. you know the trinity church immediately from the cornflower blue domes, an architectural monument in this place grew up at the beginning of the 19th century, more than nine centuries have passed since the creation of the unique friske, travel with us to belarus 24. belarusian winter all its little things and all the details. some are so beautiful they are breathtaking. some awkward static enjoymen

the countries include the so-called northern countries, scandinavia, finland, and britain, of course,nd this shows that partnership and cooperation are only increasing in the field of security and defense. and i really like it, by the way. this cooperation takes place at the regional level because, especially at the regional level, security is felt very practically. plum this always doubles the effectiveness of such solutions, and what great britain is showing is interesting forever to become present from time to time in our conversations, and what i would say in the baltic sea region. we are basically finished with neutrality, that is, the entry of sweden and finland will fundamentally change the situation regarding nato, this means that such dialogue and such cooperation will already grow to the second level, and i really hope that london will always be along with us, i really hope that this is the general search for how to help ukraine, what kind of weapons will they send when, what kind of common efforts will help and finally strengthen the defense capabilities of ukraine, well, i

interruptions in winter and the demand for generators is also slowly increasing, especially in the northern countriese, it is in the netherlands, it is in germany, but transformers are even more problems, they went to make them for a long time , it’s just a few months there, and from three to four children to six in germany and also there now is the state-owned ukrenergo and let them be wherever they are. do you remember that this is the capital, sir, the maximum is yes. i confirm that because i was interested in this issue, indeed, in the very southern part of france , italy, there are already problems with these power banks powerful and with generators, they are even trying somewhere from the united states, and from aliexpress to order it in europe, it’s time to talk about ukraine, but the question is what we were sure about. networks with the european union, this already happened in the spring during the war, i will remind you that there is, you know, a stick that will save us in any situation, but i heard such a thesis, in particular, i read the comment of oleksiy kucherenko, this is the people,

we are given e-e among the citizens - these are the residents of the northern countries, yes finland he capital, and also, of course, our closest neighbors - this is poland, lithuania, latvia, it is clear exactly the countries which used to be in the zone of influence, and other scandinavian countries, finland in the zone of influence of the soviet union and bulgaria, slovakia itself , for some reason they give ukraine fewer votes of support, how can i explain, i want to give one more figure. if we are talking about the support of citizens, then financial aid it is the country that is in the first place in the level of aid to ukraine. it is based on the level of gdp. you know what a great honor it is, my great-grandfather's homeland, estonia. i am very proud that it is the only one . help to ukraine to ukrainians, and this is extremely comforting because this country, apparently, and all the baltic countries, remember very well what the annexation of the 1940s is, what the enslavement by the soviet union is, so they know very well what they are, what they are they give and don't give

not a country that has so much money that it can afford to fully support, that is, if more northern countries there, and germany france and so on. they, that is, they have money there to specifically help them, that this is not here, but in fact they treat migrants very well. they are the same with the ukrainians. and the only thing that is this, as if the fuse passes quickly. that is, they are . first time, they help. eh, then it's like, well, they talk less on tv, so we know less, how they react to it, and the only thing, of course, is that ukrainian refugees have a little bit of an ambiguous relationship. why because a it depends on who, how uh is oriented in that is, those who, for example, 8 years old, followed that, and theirs is a small percentage, a very small one, but those who followed what was happening for 8 years uh in ukraine a. naturally, they react differently to all this, knowing, that is, the bombing, donetsk, and so on and so forth. here are the rest, that is. well, the layman, what happens? well, they told him, you know, they said they didn't. well, it means there is no wa

how he transmitted it of the russian front, the city of armyansk, ukrainians , crimea, in the northern countriesening in chongar, but literally this night, maybe it is true, because you are talking about it, we will talk about it a little later. is our next guest with us? bychkov, i still have him or not, i will read that yesterday, on the eve of st. nicholas day, the enemy struck a treacherous blow in the center of not manganese. it is possible near nikopol, and a photo. now we will see a photo of the destruction, the mayor made public of the city of gennadiy borovyk. he reported that enemy shells hit more than 20 residential buildings in marganets . educational institutions, administrative buildings, axes , photographs, household buildings were cut. fortunately, people were not injured. it is neighboring to nikopol. marganets wrote: marganets started a new work week . yesterday was monday, all buildings, all services on the ground, the enemy gave us a terrible gift on st. nicholas day, but we will stand up because the truth is behind us. god is behind us, we will meet with dignity we believe i

the met office have issued an amber ice warning, the degree for the northern half of the country, especially disruption from slippery surfaces. as the rain pushes northwards, we are likely to see a band of transient sleet and snow and as that falls on cold surfaces we will see widespread ice developing soap roads and pavements could be pretty treacherous throughout the day. it starts cold on sunday, the wind will make it feel colder, the rain will be pushing northwards gradually, there will be transient sleet and snow on this edge but as the rain falls on these frozen surfaces that is where we are likely to see a significant ice risk. it will be mild across the south—west later in the day, still very cold further north and east, picky factoring in the wind but by the end of sunday night to monday morning, temperatures in double figures and in northern ireland so it will feel almost tropical on monday morning. a different feel to the day, much cloudier, very windy, outbreaks of rain, particularly across aspen and western areas. we change our hazards into this mild speu change our hazards into

a country that has so much money that it can afford to fully support, that is, if the more northern countries are there, but germany is france and so on. they, that is, they have money there to specifically help them, that this is not here, but in fact they treat migrants very well. and the same with the ukrainians. and the only thing, that is, this, as it were, the fuse passes quickly. that is, they are . first time, they help. uh, then it’s like, well, they talk less on tv, which means that they know less less, how they react to it, and the only thing, of course, is that ukrainian refugees have a slightly ambivalent relationship. why because? and this, depending on who is oriented as e? analytics, that is, those who, for example, have been following that for 8 years, their small percentage is very small. here, but those who followed what happened for 8 years, uh, in ukraine a. naturally, they react differently to all this, knowing, that is, the bombing, donetsk and so on and so on. here are the rest, that is. well, the layman, what happens? well, they told him, so they said they didn’t say.

being released into the country while waiting for their hearing toat determine if they earned asylum status is not worth it to them. we need to apply pressure back on the northernangle countries. but again the facts are in favor of the republican party and i'm sorry your information is wrong. >> said he represents montana first elected in 2020 but with the reelection he will represent just the eastern part as the state gained a new seat after the 2020 census. how does that feel quick. >> it's great to have a partner now we have a louder voice bill pre- 1990 we had to representatives and then the 1990 census and reallocation of congress we endeded up losing one of the representatives of the last 40 years of only had one so to get the population split i will still end up with about three quarters of the state i will be representing as of january the third i will go representing the largest district in the nation by population of 1,080,000 individuals to the smallest district in the state of about 540,000 constituents. >> representing the other part of the state. let's go to florida republican color. >>caller: good morning. the democrats are complaining when they

i think it's the northern half of the country.wers, but also some sunshine. it will stay blustery again, pretty mild for the time of year in the south, certainly a little bit fresher further north on thursday. it could be a reverse. it could be the southern half of the country that is impacted by this next area of low pressure, could see some heavy rain again across southern western areas. the risk of flooding here, there's just a chance some colder air could return across scotland. so here the rain will turn to snow, maybe even down to lower levels at the moment looks like it's going to be on the hills. and you can see it's chilly there, whereas further south, again, particularly southern areas are into double figures. and as we head into the christmas period, it looks like it stays unsettled. further spells of wet and windy weather. and there's a question mark as to how far southwards this bluer this colder air will move southwards because there is a chance northern parts could see the cold air and have some periods of snow, par

the northern sea route is a strategic transport corridor that connect the north of europe a with the asian countriesith our far east. well, definitely. these are all our northern territories and for the socio-economic development of our country. he is very important. sea ​​white bear romance from films and a book of polar explorers, but first of all it is still a road, and what makes the road comfortable and suitable for movement? well, first of all, you need appropriate transportation. secondly, the traffic controller without this is nowhere. and also the roadbed without the surprises of a reliable map. navigation communications and assistance and rescue services. and here it is worth paying tribute to the expedition from yulvich. schmitt. after all, it was she who laid the foundation for the development of the northern sea route, as a full-fledged navigable artery. we misrepresent the danger and severity of the path, the familiar outline of the ship inspire confidence, it seems that it is still warm and calm inside, but the ice floe is an icy crowd, the icy armada crushes them with iron. they move

country. we could see something fresher pushing into the northern have the country, indicated by the blue.nk the south—east, some sunny spells around, showers. it stays unsettled in the middle part of the week. thursday will continue to see bouts of wind and rain at times. on wednesday i think it is the northern half of the country up see the witches and windiest weather. it will stay blustery, pretty mild for the time of year in the south, something a bit fresher further north. first they could be the reverse, it could be the southern half of the country impacted by this area of low pressure. could see heavy rain in the southern areas, the risk of flooding here. just the chance of colder air returning to scotland, here the rain will turn to snow, maybe even down to the well levels. chilly there. into the christmas period, it looks like it stays unsettled with further spurs of wet and windy weather. there is a? as to how far south this colder air will move, because that is a chance that northern parts could see the cold air and have some periods of snow, particularly over the high ground.

the met office have issued an amber ice warning, particularly for the northern part of the country, especiallyon cold surfaces and we will see widespread ice developing soap roads ice developing so roads and pavements will be treacherous throughout the day. sunday starts off cold, the wind will make it feel colder, this rain will push northwards gradually and there will be some transient sleet and snow on this edge but as the rain falls on these frozen services that is where we are likely to see a significant ice risk. very mild across the south—west later in the day, still cold in the north and east but by the end of sunday night to monday morning, look at these temperatures in double figures for much of england and wales and northern ireland so it will feel almost tropical on monday morning, but a different feel to the day, much cloudier, very windy, outbreaks of rain, particularly across southern and western areas. we change our hazards now into this mild spell for windy, wet weather with also the risk of localised flooding. that is how it will stay for the upcoming week and the run—up to c

the met office have issued an amber ice warning, particularly for the northern part of the country, especiallyand, likely to see disruption from slippery surfaces. as the rain pushes northwards, sleet and snow falls on cold surfaces and we will see widespread ice developing soap roads and pavements will be treacherous throughout the day. sunday starts off cold, the wind will make it feel colder, this rain will push northwards gradually and there will be some transient sleet and snow on this age but as the rain falls on these frozen services that is where we are likely to see a significant ice risk. very mild across the south—west later in the day, still cold in the north and east but by the end of sunday night to monday morning, look at these temperatures in double figures for much of england and wales and northern ireland so it will feel almost tropical on monday morning, but a different feel to the day, much cloudier, very windy, outbreaks of rain, particularly across southern and western areas. we change our hazards now into this mild spell felt windy, wet weather with also the risk of loca

country. however, could see something just a little bit fresher pushing into the northern half of the country,ugh across southern and eastern areas. outbreaks of rain clipping the south—east. some sunny spells around. blustery showers affecting the north—west of the uk, maybe something a little bit wintry over the higher ground. single figure values here, otherwise we're at or above the seasonal norm for northern ireland, for much of england and wales. stays unsettled, though, around the middle parts of the week. this is wednesday's area of low pressure. this is thursday's area of low pressure, so we will continue to see bouts of wind and rain at times. on wednesday, i think it's the northern half of the country that will see the windiest and the wettest weather. further south, a few showers but also some sunshine. it will stay blustery. again, pretty mild for the time of year in the south. something a little bit fresher further north. on thursday, it could be a reverse — it could be the southern half of the country that's impacted by this next area of low pressure. could see some heavy rain a

we start to see the arctic air pushing into the northern half of the country and strong northerly windasingly wintry across many northern areas and a few wintry showers draped across some eastern coasts as well. you will notice quite a bit of sunshine through central and southern parts of the country. temperatures will be coming down, particularly across the north. they will be up to 7—8 degrees again across the south later in the day. as we head into wednesday, this is where we see that arctic air right across the country, and northerly winds will be strong, feeding in plenty of frequent and heavy snow showers to the northern half of scotland, significant accumulations here. there will be wintry showers draped across eastern and western coasts as well, with central southern areas again seeing some shelter and plenty of sunshine. a very cold day to come, highs of 1—5. the met office is pretty confident we could see some disruptive snow on wednesday across the northern half of scotland. early yellow warnings in force for this. a couple of centimetres to lower levels, maybe up to ten cen

the met office have issued an amber ice warning, particularly for the northern part of the country, especially, likely to see disruption from slippery surfaces. as the rain pushes northwards, sleet and snow falls on cold surfaces and we will see widespread ice developing soap roads and pavements will be treacherous throughout the day. sunday starts off cold, the wind will make it feel colder, this rain will push northwards gradually and there will be some transient sleet and snow on this age but as the rain falls on these frozen services that is where we are likely to see a significant ice risk. very mild across the south—west later in the day, still cold in the north and east but by the end of sunday night to monday morning, look at these temperatures in double figures for much of england and wales and northern ireland so it will feel almost tropical on monday morning, but a different feel to the day, much cloudier, very windy, outbreaks of rain, particularly across southern and western areas. we change our hazards now into this mild spell felt windy, wet weather with also the risk of localis

but a chillier night to come across the northern half of the country. til we move through friday night. however, there'll be a big temperature contrast — some brighter weather in the south with a few showers, very mild, staying quite chilly despite the sunshine across the north. then, as we move into christmas eve, that weather front pushes northwards, some snow on the hill as it does so. then, for christmas eve, christmas day, we're in a run of milder southwesterly winds, sunshine and showers. but then, later on christmas day into boxing day, we start to see some colder air work its way southwards across the country from the northwest, and with the winds coming in from the northwest, this is likely to see most of the snow showers on christmas day across the north and the west of scotland. one or two wintry showers getting into irish sea coasts as well. you can see the trend — it turns colder for all areas as we move through the christmas period, but i think it'll be short—lived, as it will start to turn milder once again in the run—up to new year's eve.

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northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. cold in northern scotland, very mild in east anglia in the south east, 15 degrees here. we've got more rain though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scotland. and again, it's going to be cold enough for some sleet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away, and it could be on the heavy side. another mild day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales — temperatures 12 celsius. so fairly mild for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chillier as well. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today

northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. a in the south east, 15 degrees here. we've got more rain though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scottand. and again, it's going to be cotd enough for some steet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away and it could be on the heavy side. another mitd day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales. temperatures 12 cetsius. so fairty mitd for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chittier as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of the greatest footbatters of all time, pete, has di

middle east, not just for the gulf region, but for africa as well because of c. morocco is a northern african countries, so they'll be hitting the, bought in many, many ways. thanks for that sort of hard life. first, they are at the work and in doha to people have been killed and a wounded in suicide. a bomb blast in indonesia, the explosion occurred at a stand on your police office in abandon west java local media report, say, a man and to the station with a motorcycle and detonated explosives where police were lining up for morning assembly. the attack apparently brought to bombs to the scene, but only one went off was job as governor says, the counter terrorism unit is investigating what to explosions have taken place in afghanistan, a roadside bomb killed at least 16 people in mazata sharif and another at a money exchange market in july, but injured at least 6 others. the bombing mazata should have targeted government employees on a bus. during rush hour, at least 30 people were wounded. it's unclear who is responsible for the attacks. violence has broken out between white police and people of a se

rick: alberta, canada, clips northern part of the country. , canada, clips the northern tier of the country. cuts across the northeast. sometimes. this one won't do it. >> thank you, rick. obviously it is christmas morning, everybody waking up, getting ready to open presents. we thought it would be to remember the reason we celebrate. that is of course the birth of jesus. one of the most awe-inspiring beautiful scenes as told in the bible, the book of luke, the angel of the lord appeared to the shepherds to tell them about the birth of jesus. do not be afraid. i bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people today in the town of david, a savior has been born to you. he is the messiah, the lord. this will be a sign to you. you will find a baby wrapped in clothes and lying in a manger where they had seen him. they spread the word concerning what had been told to them about this child and all who heard it amazed at what the shepherds said to them but mary treshed shun all these things and pondered them in her heart. the shepherd

scotland — whereas at the moment and through the rest of the night, most of the snow is in northern parts of the countryw wintry showers and icy conditions in northern ireland, and we could see some further showers pushing down into northeastern parts of england later. some icy conditions here following those earlier showers. the misty low cloud in the south will get pushed away, we'll have clear skies overnight. temperatures easily down to minus —7 or —8 quite widely. so a really cold start to tomorrow. for many, though, it may well be dry with lots of winter sunshine. about i—2 wintry showers, mainly for northern parts of northern ireland. but snow for northeast england, those wintry showers driving down towards norfolk, and a few more snow showers in northern parts of scotland. it won't be as windy here as it has been, but for all of us, it's going to be another cold day. hello there, i'm olly foster. we're live at the al bayt stadium for the last of the world cup semi—finals. here's what's coming up on sportsday. we've had our first we've had ourfirst glimpse we've had our first glimpse of the frenc

strong wind showers across the western periphery of the country. northern ireland , country. le wherever you are. always a lot of cloud and the wet weather always across england although england and wales. although persistent rain across caithness and above around 200 metres will see that snow , sleet and snow at see that snow, sleet and snow at lower levels. so yes, it is an unsettled start as we enter 2023 and through new year's day, still some wet conditions around, particularly across most southern areas. the north seeing a clearance of that rain. and on monday , some of drier weather, monday, some of drier weather, but it will chunk colder across many parts. i'll see you later. bye bye . well welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast. nana akua and myself . martin told me. but one of the icons of the fashion world, dame vivienne westwood, has died at the age of 81. the punk pioneer and activist was surrounded by family and friends. and activist was surrounded by family and friends . she passed family and friends. she passed away her home in clapham, away at

does so we will see a transient spell of ice and snow, particularly through central and northern part of the countryntry showers affecting northern and western part of the country through tonight, but most places will be dry, clearand tonight, but most places will be dry, clear and another very cold night frost at a time. temperatures are coming up through the south and west. this area of low pressure comes in at during the day and into the early evening part of sunday, as this warm air starts to bump into the cold air we will likely see some sleet and snow on the leading edge of the rain and as the rain falls on frozen services, we will likely see was significant risk of ice, particularly across northern england and pennine areas, met of amber warning on sunday. we will see this period of snow and severe ice as that rain moves, it would be on the day toward sunday night it will be turning back to reign as the milder air wins out. see you later. taoiseach this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a 33 year old woman has died after being injured in a crush at a gig at london's brixton o2 academy. t

focused on import substitution and our country for the northern region of russia is simply nakhodka atdifficult time for the economy of both countries to share experience and talk about its potential, where belarusians can lend a shoulder to the leningrad region, a delegation from the minsk region arrived, and the direction where the belarusian russian symbiosis can give an excellent economic result in the report by daria belousova petrovskaya the leningrad region for belarus has always been a top region in terms of trade turnover, it was consistently in fifth seventh place, but over the past two years, the figures significant changes have taken place, if in 2020 the trade turnover was 500 million dollars, now the figure is approaching a billion. strange as it may seem , it was the sanctions that contributed to this growth in order not to be dependent on foreign partners. belarus has been investing in the development of its own production facilities for more than 10 years today, when many western european companies have left the russian market, namely the belarusians. they can occupy t

further rain on monday and tuesday, low pressure fitting to the north and west of the country but fresher in the northern. still a mile they across southern and eastern areas, outbreaks of rain clipping the south—east, some sunny spells around, blustery showers affecting the north—west at the uk, a little bit wintry over the ground, single figure values here, otherwise above the seasonal norm for england and wales. this is wednesday area of low pressure and thursday's so we will see new —— continue wind and rain. on wednesday, we will see the windiest and wettest weather further south, windiest and wettest weather furthersouth, it windiest and wettest weather further south, it will stay blustery, again mild for the time of year in the south, a little bit fresher further north. on thursday, it could be the southern half of the country that is impacted by this next area of low pressure, we could see heavy rain across southern and western areas, risk of flooding here, a chance that colder air could return across scotland so the rain will turn to snow, it looks like it will be on the hills and it is chilly w

heads of state were held within the framework of an informal summit of leaders of the cis countries. the northern capital of russia hosted the forum for 2 days, its peculiarity is the relaxed atmosphere of meetings without protocols, but this does not prevent the presidents from discussing the most pressing issues of cooperation, both in a bilateral format and on a line. cis for cosmonauts for the center i visited there looked better and peter, uh, looked at something. well, if someone is correct , he thinks that we only drink tea. it must be said that yesterday we were not only having this tea party, but also returning home late in the evening to discuss a lot of issues. and sometimes it takes years for the state. over the course of the evening, we dotted many points over and continuing our dialogue with minsky , since he was mainly on the economy. i thank you for what was finally agreed yesterday. many issues of the government will finalize them already with us there can be no questions. we have already decided everything they asked for, so i thank you. thanks for the museum. you very correctly

there will start down under in australia and there's more heavy rain to come across northern parts of the country in particular, northern areas of western australia that thanks to the remnants of tropical cyclone eli this spinning around bringing 3 strong storms and gusty winds to the likes of kimberly, and the weather stretches across the top end into northern areas of queensland much dryer. elsewhere in the west purchasing the temperature sit in the mid twenties. it will dip down slightly, but the cool a change is affecting the southeast. now we had exceptional heat for the likes of adelaide. well that is going to change is going to cool down as those damaging winds actually blow up into victoria and tasmania. but if we look at that, it'll jojo back up once again friday into saturday. it will be largely hot and dry . now we've seen lots of heat in christ such as temperature touching right up to 31 degrees here. but as that rain rolls in, it will knock temperatures down 19 degrees by friday. now when you move to southeast asia continues to be very wet for central areas of the philippines. we've

northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. n though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scotland. and again, it's going to be cold enough for some sleet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away, and it could be on the heavy side. another mild day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales — temperatures 12 celsius. so fairly mild for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news. the headlines... the brazilian government has declared three days of national mourning following the death —at the age of 82 — of the footballer pele. he is widely considred to be

northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. 15 degrees here. we've got more rain though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scotland. and again, it's going to be cold enough for some sleet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away, and it could be on the heavy side. another mild day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales — temperatures 12 celsius. so fairly mild for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news. the headlines — the brazilia

west about russia that do not coincide with reality and the legends about the terrible and evil northern countryd literally before our eyes about the fact that in russia it is impossible to do this , or in russia it is not accepted and absolutely it is not so, that is. more actually, well russian also after the first tour the italian decided try to live in russia longer and flew to krasnoyarsk. the siberian metropolis met him coolly, minus 38 and i remember that the doors were closed and i, well, the air is so cold. i never feel my life. i didn't immediately take strong, but i had such fucking so interesting that i didn't even get much slowed down. now, uh, they notice more -30 ° c in krasnoyarsk valeria quickly realized that the siberian is not the one who does not freeze, but the one who warmly dresses you. the italian has long considered you a real siberian in krasnoyarsk, he teaches languages ​​in works as a bartender on weekends free time does volunteer work collects medicine and food for the donbass it seems to me that america was generally beaten, that is, there were two basically more re

northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. th east, 15 degrees here. we've got more rain though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scotland. and again, it's going to be cold enough for some sleet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away, and it could be on the heavy side. another mild day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales — temperatures 12 celsius. so fairly mild for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chillier as well. i'm david willis. our top stories: one of the greatest footballers of all time, pele, has died in brazil at the age of 82. he won three world cups for bra

northern ireland. some sunshine further north, but a few wintry showers in the far north of the country. in northern scotland, very mild in east anglia in the south east, 15 degrees here. we've got more rain though to come if you are going to be out celebrating the new year, with low pressure and a number of weather fronts. and the details keep changing as we head into new year's day, we've now got some wetter weather pushing further north across northern ireland and northwards into scotland. and again, it's going to be cold enough for some sleet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away, and it could be on the heavy side. another mild day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales — temperatures 12 celsius. so fairly mild for many parts of the country over but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news. i'm david willis. our top stories: brazil declares three days of national mourning following

country. but it is rising. we just had the thanksgiving holiday. it is getting colder. we tend to see more and the northern half of the country. in terms of hospitals, we look at national data every day. we are talking to states and jurisdictions. i would say in the last 10 days, i have probably spoken to a dozen or more states and cities. how are the hospitals doing? do you need more help there? we have a clear plan. if a city or state gets in trouble where they can't manage, they can reach out to the government. we have resources. we can send and equipment. we can send and personnel. we stand ready to help cities and states, if, and, when they need it. the most important thing we can do to make sure there are problems with hospital capacity is to get vaccinated people that's the biggest thing americans could do to make sure americans are optional. >> are you concerned that americans who are testing positive but doing so at at home tests are purporting to government agencies? and might be dramatically lower than what we are seeing. >> that's a very good question. i am a huge fan of home test. they are con

against the admin a station dhs is reliant on title 42 to handle migrants from mexico in northern triangle countriese 42 goes away critics say the message the border is open will be more amplified and they are not using this other legal order to manage it adequately. you heard from jake sullivan they are figuring out what procedures are in place. neil: thank you very much for that. december 21st, to resolve this one way or the other, doesn't look like they've looked in title 42. what do you think? >> it is bad and it is going to get worse. this is the fiscal year encounters, 2020 which ended september 2020, we had 458,000 encounters by border patrol, people taken into custody. 248,511% increase. we hope fiscal 2023, that is october, coming across 320,000, coming across, 7500 people a day. that is before the title 42 expires and then we can see routinely days in which 10,000 people come across the border. neil: you are an expert in political strategy. i cannot understand the wisdom of a strategy that likens this to operation ignore or cricket's response, no response but there must be a strategy to th

but a chillier night to come across the northern half of the country. en this band of rain starts to push northwards across england and wales. some of this rain could be quite heavy and persistent for a while as it pushes its way northwards. doesn't reach scotland until we move through friday night. however, there'll be a big temperature contrast — some brighter weather in the south with a few showers, very mild, staying quite chilly despite the sunshine across the north. then, as we move into christmas eve, that weather front pushes northwards, some snow on the hill as it does so. then, for christmas eve, christmas day, we're in a run of milder southwesterly winds, sunshine and showers. but then, later on christmas day into boxing day, we start to see some colder air work its way southwards across the country from the northwest, and with the winds coming in from the northwest, this is likely to see most of the snow showers on christmas day across the north and the west of scotland. one or two wintry showers getting into irish sea coasts as well. you can

you so you can see the ice just there, initially across the northern half of the country, most of theing back to rain. it will stay blustery and pretty damp tonight, but look at these temperatures by the time we start monday. we are up to 13, 1a in the south, even 7—10 across the north. so a very different feel to the weather to start the new week. it will be much milder, wet, windy at times, gales around southern and western coasts. localised threading across the southwest. temperatures will be up to 1a, maybe 15 degrees in the south, so much milder than it has been. he stays unsettled and largely mild but with frost—free nights, through this upcoming week. however, things will be turning a little bit colder at times across the north. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. world champions — argentina lifts the world cup trophy for the third time lionel messi's team beat france on penalties in a spectacular final in qatar this was the reaction in argentina as the country celebrated its first world cup win for more than 30 years. a warni