well, in general, the position of the countries of northern europe in relation to russia is looking increasinglyex-prime minister of finland alexander stup, who is going to run for president of the country in 24, publicly stated that it is time to revive greater finland and transport to karelia and the leningrad region about 3,000 finns. about what is happening at the border now in oleg posobin's report. three of the four checkpoints on the russian-finnish border have been under construction in the last 24 hours. the cabinet of ministers of the neighboring country decided to close them on november 25. checkpoint south-west of the murmansk region. such a caravan of cars now appears here once or twice an hour. people drive up in cars and take them out. at the automobile checkpoint you cannot simply cross the border; migrants take bicycles out of their trunks and hold them driving a few hundred meters to finland to ask for asylum there, it’s cold, very cold, because i’m from africa, the finnish border guards are checking documents, to put it mildly, in no hurry, the preliminary checkpoint is almost

of metal genres is widespread in almost all countries, but the largest scenes have formed in northern europeelarus and russia, there are developed regional scenes, just like in brazil or japan, but in the middle east, with the exception of israel and turkey, heavy horn is less developed due to censorship restrictions. vladislav, hello, hello, you are a participant in the metal festival, and this is not your first experience of participation, tell us how difficult it is in general... music appeared in your life and why does it attract you so much? this music appeared in my life back in my school years, more so in high school, what attracted me was most likely the energy, pressure, presentation musicians, how they play, at that moment i just saw one video, like when a classmate showed me about a drummer, where he did incredible things, and i gradually began to become infected with this, and how would you... characterize the style, in which you play, the metal direction, the rock direction, it’s quite large, it diverges into different branches, and under the genres, i ’ll take something from th

particular and the eastern-western dimension of the north-south corridor connecting the countries of northern europe and russia through iran to the countries around the indian ocean, fars and south asia. to the former routes of more than 40 the percentage is shorter and more than 30% cheaper. we are the golden gate for north-south. if we connect this, we can create a world of economic, political and social capacity. mr. ping and mr. dasiva, in the implementation and proposal given by russia, you proposed two important transit routes , and the north-south route, which passes through the islamic republic of iran from north to south, showing the importance of iranian geopolitics, which is reaching the operational stage and has reached the operational stage so far. ja minister way of the growth of transportation according to the official statistics of the country, we had a 25% growth in the transit sector in the last seven months of this year . the passage is still incomplete. they said it will be completed by 1405. it is about 12 kilometers. ordering to shorten the 3-year program, the capacity of which

in particular and the east-west dimension of the north-south corridor which the countries of northern europe and it connects russia to the countries around the indian ocean, the persian gulf and south asia through iran, a route that is more than 40 times shorter and more than 30% cheaper than the previous routes, a golden gateway for the north and the south. if we do this, we can create a world of economic, political and social capacity. this passage was one of the main reasons for accepting iran's membership in the brics group. one of the common principles of the speeches of mr. putin, mr. ping, and mr. dasiva at the summit was the discussion of transit and the proposal that russia gave. you mentioned two important transit routes, and the north-south route, which passes through the islamic republic of iran from north to south, shows the importance of iran's geopolitics, which is reaching the operational stage and has reached the operational stage. seven months of the year according to the official statistics of our country we had a 25% growth in the transit sector, although part of the infr

especially if you live in northern europe, lilian, which lies on the coast of northern sweden, is close to the arctic circle. here the winter is all very dark, cold, and lonely to come by this loneliness as i pushed it. and if i bred 10 quiz have come up with a very special campaign, it is meant to lift the spirits not only of the residents, but also a visit test. when you're sitting now goes out, he makes sure to stay warm by putting 2 coats on. originally from munich, the 20 year old move to leo 3 months ago. he wanted to see what life was like in northern sweden. if you still have a not for forever, it's too dark for that either. so, but i thought it would be interesting for half a year. he's off to a lecture and today it's minus 12 degrees celsius. units quickly understood that he would have to get used to different amounts of sunlight in the, at the moment. but sometimes it gets dark at 3 o'clock already. you very different from germany. there's much less sun life and it's mostly cloudy and it never really gets very bright too. you can almost go to bed for the going off in the food

to promote islam radio news and the activation of iceland's volcano in northern europe caused 4 thousand people to leave the city of grindavik. in italy , mt. athena volcano also erupted from the crater of this volcano , a mixture of molten lava and sulphurous clouds comes out . athena is on the island of sicily, italy. this is the most active volcano in europe, and the history of madaba lava eruptions goes back 350 years. end of this news section. oh, sit on the first page, oh, sit on the first page , isar is there on the other side of the fence, look, the joy of meeting is there, oh , sit, sit, on the first page, to justice. remain on your shoulder, get up in the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line, the first line on the other side of the table, there is a martyr in your eyes. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings to you, dear compatriots. welcome to the front page program. in this program, according to the routine of another official of the front page

according to this news agency, in northern europe, another volcano in iceland is at risk of eruption, which has caused the evacuation of 4,000 people from the city of greendijk. the next part of the news at 2 o'clock. greetings, politeness and respect to all the viewers of mez ekhond program , in the last 10 days we had almost 5 floods last night in khorasan . you woke up on november 22 , 1402. it is not november 22, how many of us are alive naturally, we don't know what the situation is, it's a very large number, but this is approximately the number of years it will take us to manage watersheds in the entire country , approximately 90 million hectares. it will take a year for us to be able to achieve the level that is needed in the statistics. if we look at the flood together , we will see what kind of situation we are in. the frequency of floods in 1330 is 10, 60, 70. 80 and 90 out of 123, we had 2097, we had 1665, so naturally from these numbers and figures, we come to the conclusion that there is a flood and it is necessary to stand against this flood, but you must have seen in th

in the majority. in the capitals of eastern, central and northern europe it was below zero, which is, and formally, winter has not even begun yet. forecasters note that the current temperatures are already below long-term averages for this time of year. almost one hundred percent filling of europe's gas storage facilities will not save its inhabitants from the cold. experts say these storage facilities only create the illusion of energy security. an underground gas storage facility is like a battery, that is. in no way in the long term can it ensure energy supply with gas to europe for more than 1-2 months maximum , which is why, of course, europe will have to get gas somewhere, but there is nowhere to get it, the eu countries are absolutely for political reasons yes, they doomed themselves to such a rather difficult path, that is, this is an abrupt, essentially cessation of interaction with russia, well, access to such an unstable market as lng, lng in general has the property of being a flexible gas, it can go in any direction, so the european union, now the countries of the europe

northern european climate history, but i guess at first i would say let's think about it in terms of northern europe instead of the dutch republic, because so many people that came to new netherland were not dutch. so thinking more broadly like germany, france and nway, anything in europe would have been different but similar to new netherland in that the little ice age, which spanned know approximately like 1300 midway, 1800s or so temperatures were by maybe up to a degree fahrenheit in the northern hemisphere. and so everybody would have been on maybe a little chillier then than they are today. but also storm was perhaps a little bit more extreme or irregular than today, but would have been plenty of years where thing remarkable happened and then several years where things would have been pretty volatile, that kind of thing. so i think people based on what i've read new netherland documents is that people compared to another one to home, a lot of people describe it as justike home, maybe the summers for hotter and the winters colder, but otherwiset was the same. even the people who did comment on

well, wait, you yourself in western europe, in northern europe, literally created diaspora enclaves,s of terrorists, or people with clearly extremist views, you yourself created nutrient medium. to propagate this ideology, what do we have to do with it now? you literally terrorized us for 10 years with your assessments of what was happening in the north caucasus, saying that we were supposedly stifling freedom there, interesting, right? will also come out of this situation, a couple of years will pass, they are already suffocating from what they themselves have created, creating conditions for migration flows, i ’m not talking about the middle east now, only about ukraine, without controlling the actions of people who find themselves on the territory of the countries of the european union from the territory of ukraine, endowing them with not just financial opportunities, most importantly, literally introducing them into them, instilling a feeling of absolute permissiveness and impunity, but you can calculate what will happen next? do we know, do citizens of the european union know ab

happening at all, why girls allow themselves to do this, and at that moment, i realized that for her, northern europewhat they look at us a little like, well, insects in a jar, because they don't have such experience, it's so terrible. difficult experience, they had everything in the netherlands in the 90s already very well, that is, respect, approaching gender equality, etc., but then, and this is a funny fact, i explained to him about the 90s, about what, well, if this was our reality, he went and read several treatises by oksana zabushko and wrote to me, i understood everything, the impact of totalitarianism on the female body, and it was a great reaction from him, from negative experiences, the last two festivals. we had one in belgrade and it was generally not a very pleasant experience, because a lot of russians have a very difficult feeling just in the city itself, and a lot of people tried to talk to me about the fact that, well, maybe we should let russian culture in again , because without it it is difficult, well , that is, such, even completely polar stories reached me, when the people of

what is happening, why do girls allow themselves to do this, and at that moment i realized that northern europelook at us a little like, well, insects in a jar, because there is no such experience, such a terrible, difficult experience, everything was very good for them in the netherlands in the 90s, well, that is, respect, approaching gender equality, etc. but then, and this is a funny fact, i explained to him about the 90s, about the fact that if our reality was like this, he went and read several treatises by oksana zabushko and wrote to me, i understood everything, the influence of totalitarianism on the female body, and it was a wonderful reaction in of the negative ones for the last two festivals, we had one in belgrade, and it was generally not a very pleasant experience, because there are a lot of russians, a very difficult feeling just in the city itself, and a lot of people tried to talk to me about the fact that well, maybe we still need to let russian culture in again, because without it it's difficult, well, i've heard such, even completely polar stories, when the people of belgrad

are only four of them, the highest gradation is just the aristocratic circles of britain and northern europehe vatican, northern italy, southern germany, then more let's go down, there are just financial and industrial groups there, just an agency for recruitment, primarily recruitment, there , of course, representative functions are performed, all these rottshelds and rockefellers there. here in order to recruit fools, in order to use them later , so as not to manipulate them later, for example, just recently this was the meeting of this club this year, yes , the sixty-ninth, in the status of the so-called expert, an expert is an expert - this is not our understanding of a super-professional expert, no, an expert is a person who is interesting to them in a certain area, because the pereterga club is not alone, there is , for example, the council on foreign relations in the united states, its members, by the way, even have access to secrecy, lower level, but nevertheless, they have access to secret documents, besides this, after the rain there is a whole system, sometimes they intersect, and

the opd has been operating in northern europe, now repositioning to the mediterranean. that program, that is on a strategic pause. there are no plans at the moment to continue procuring decommissioning ships like the carter hall. you talk about your force level, the need for that lift, and what we are seeing right now that you are able to do the that you cannot do if you drawdown the force with that? gen. smith: it is easy for me. the law is 31. that is the requirement. 21 opd needs. i focused on what the law says. we agree we must have hurt he won, minimum. that is what the law says. the goal is to replace the aging ones with the opd's. i will not get into osd's. i will simply say minimum 31. when you have those, obviously we want ship readiness across the fleet to be higher. when you have that, then what you do is you reduce the risk of the water. it is not about having a marine exhibition unit ready to sail. it is about having it there when before the crisis unfolds. -- across the atlantic there. that is why we fight so hard to find a pathway to minimum 31. i would n

what we are seeing in europe is with bad weather in northern europe, demand is still to fly south.ent looks favorable. dani: that is literally what i am doing this christmas, getting out of london, which is wet and sad, and going somewhere warm. as we look into 2024, alix and i have talked about a strong american consumer. beyond that, is the consumer trading down to easyjet and ryanair? are we seeing bookings commiserate with a recession? alex: i do not see a recession but there is certainly demand. i think the other thing we are seeing is that capacity is constrained. airbus and boeing are producing as fast as they can. their order books have fallen until 2030 but there are delays in delivery. there are problems with the gtf engines. hundreds of aircrafts will be grounded over the next 18 months. they are owned by predominantly iag groups and others. that means there has to be constraint. if you want to fly, you will be flying on ryanair or easyjet. alix: the heard today that transportation at heathrow is awful. easyjet does not go to heathrow but train lines shut down for three

other movements in northern europe.arly in the spanish-speaking world and how much does this have to do with the success of trump? >> latin america has been plagued by many socialist governments for a very long time. what people need to understand is the reason there' s so much migration away from latin america is these governments have destroyed their countries and we need to take those countries back to freedom, economic liberty, political freedom, safety, tackling crime, many countries are starting to do, and i am hopeful. it's not america. america has always been the beacon of freedom, an example. of america goes in a good direction, gives good inspiration for the rest of the world, what it looks like now is argentina is the one that will provide an example for the rest of the spanish-speaking world. i'm excited and think he will do well. >> everyone is watching the situation to see what he does. seems to make radical reforms and changes very quickly. can't come quick enough for the argentine population. thanks for

even if you say venezuela and it's a socialist, that's a different system than the socialism of northern europe. i think when people to the left of me in the democratic party talk about socialism, they are talking about denmark and norway that have mixed market to ours and are very, very successful. now to her main point about do any of the politicians care about you? the answer is no. there's a real reason why. both democrats and republicans, the overwhelming majority of them take corporate money, and they are paid to not care about you. they are paid to serve their donors, and they are very good servants. they will do exactly as the checks tell them to do. that's why they never ever fight for you. i mean, earlier caller before i was on described what the american people are going through as a form of torture, and it is. they come out and tell you, we are on your side, and if you vote for us, don't worry. the democrats are right or republicans are right, and we are going to get the bills passed. they never get the billed passed, whatever side you're on. you know why? they are not working for y

you know this is what you need to do but really where you need to look is to other countries in northern europe and other where from from really from day one, 2 minutes of everything is about returning to a free society like everything is set up. yeah, we have 2 minutes for a hard cut. so because this is tv. so if you could ask a quick question, i think we have for one moment my question somewhat overlaps. the previous one is how should a parole board legitimately whether somebody is eligible for parole, should be paroled? how what how can they evaluate this person? well, for the most important thing, we got to think about is they shouldn't be talking the original crime because person has already been sentenced and done time on that. they should be talking about today. who is this person front of them and what is their future? because they've gone through that whole process like we're going through a process again with a less competent group of people to make the decision and just makes no sense at all. and want to agree with the final thing that ben said, we shouldn't necessarily be looking at

country— that, and it's shocking in any country in _ that, and it's shocking in any country in northern europeobic —— is llama phobic, he is elected having stood on that platform. that is very sobering. across — platform. that is very sobering. across the _ platform. that is very sobering. across the world and here in the uk, you're watching bbc news. bbc news — bring you different stories from across the uk. this is craster�*s smokehouse. here since the 1850s, it's been in one family for more than a century — and now granted grade ii—listed status. a staff of 19 queue up the craster kippers. some can still split the fish by hand — a delicate skill. you've gotta have, like, a feeling in your figures. as you look to run the blade along the backbone. do i enjoy it?! i thought you might laugh. it's all right. we have a bit of banter, we have a bit of a laugh. it's cold, it's wet, and its smelly. in the 1900s, many coastal towns would've had smoke houses like this, but many went bankrupt. and in the shop next door, customers come from far and wide. we come every year for kippers especially from he

the largest number of those immigrants came from northern europe.he new immigrants were coming from southern and eastern europe as well. including bohemia which we'll talk about. were those southern and eastern european immigrants welcomed as much as the northern european immigrants? guest: no, they weren't. there was a very vigorous discussion amongst anglo americans about what the true american character should be. northern europeans were considered good because they were mostly christian. southern and eastern europe were considered off-white and they were largely catholic and jewish. they were considered to be not truly qualified to be american citizens by many people debating laws and setting policy. host: and the bohemians who arrived in willa cather's nebraska? guest: they were -- you get a sense in the book, when for example, when jim has killed a snake and antonia is praising his bravery and he said, why go jabbering bohunk, saying bohunk rather than bohemian was an ethnic slur, diminishing her for failing to speak english and failg to commu

me is gone all out to give you some of the right people in europe, northern most count the police the free time. but still very much alive. your guy to the special recognizes where exactly it was fun. i have learned a lot of our culture history, dw, travel, extremely worth a visit, the less money, more problems, germany's economy minister says financial support for companies transitioning towards a green economy will be upheld despite the government's budget course. also coming up as the you and the set to play a bigger role in the national tax corporation will hear from an expert why he things the global south in particular sense to benefit from them and will tell you why cyprus is no longer a hot spot. for is really invest impressed. cobra walked into the program. germany's economy minister says he wants to continue with the funding of multi 1000000000 euro economic projects. that's the spite. a recent court ruling preventing the government from re purposing left over funds raised to find the pandemic. the ruling trigger a crisis over the government's budget for next year, as it can

but that's a very different system than the socialism in northern europe. so i think when people are to the left of me in the democratic party talk about socialism, they're talking about denmark, they're talking about norway, they're talking about socialist countries that have a mixed market very similar to ours and that are very, very successful. now. but to her main point about what do any of the politicians care about you, the answer is no. and there's a real reason why both democrats and republicans, the overwhelming majority of them, take corporate money so they're paid to not care about you. they're paid to serve their donors, and they're very good servants. they will do exactly as the checks tell them to do. that's why they never, ever fight for you. that's i mean, an earlier caller before i was on formed it described what the american people are going through as a form of torture. and it is because they come out and tell you, oh, we're on your side. you know, if you vote for us, don't worry. the democrats are right or republicans are right. and we'r

. >>> the northern lights illuminated europe on sunday, reaching parts of the south reaching as far asborealis lighting up the sky in the italian alps in different bands of color. >>> a "tiger king" star is pleading guilty, and a shooting near a texas university is under investigation. those are some of the stories on the morning newsstand. the "associated press" reports police are searching for suspected after seven were wounded after a shooting. it happened near prairie view university. it happened about 50 miles northwest of houston. the injuries are said to be non-life-threatening injuries. investigators say more than 1,000 people were at the party when the shots were fired. >>> the post and courier says doc antle of "tiger king" has been found guilty of money laundering. authorities say he also used donations to a nonprofit to launder money. antle faces up to five years in prison. >>> and the san antonio express says texas southern university is investigating a viral video showing a tuba player throwing punches at a football game. the video shows someone in the stands yelling at a

in fact, was that christianity was accepted already the masses of pagan peoples of eastern and northern europe one hand , proved the weakness of the pagan gods, who cannot oppose anything to the christian. god, and this is very clearly visible from scandinavian sources, for example, how this feeling grew, on the other hand, of course, it showed that, understanding christianity, russia was already part of a large family of peoples who accepted christianity; by the time vladimir adopted christianity, christianity had already become state religion in denmark and poland, and countries with with which russia communicated in eastern and northern europe, now, in fact , hungary should have become, where already in these same years a turning point was taking place, it was already familiar to the russian nobility, as they told vladimir, they would not have accepted the greek faith, your grandmother olga, if she is bad, because she was the wisest of people, well, in fact, next in line were russia, sweden and norway , of course, these things influenced, the southern slavs, all christians, on the other han

there are restrictions of no more than 0.81 me waves, this is not the first trip of the northern lights between europe the installation followed from... morskoy krai to the barinsky sea, but along a different route, through the indian and atlantic oceans, skirting asia and africa, this is almost 80 days of travel, in comparison with this route, the northern sea route turned out to be almost twice as fast, a third shorter and significantly more profitable. by shortening the route, and by optimizing the timing of towing, it is possible to significantly reduce the cost of such operations. u... successful movement of the northern lights across the polar latitudes - this is undoubtedly another step in the development of the arctic route, but the matter is not only in the transport aspect, this opens up other opportunities, if previously semi-spring drilling rigs of this class worked only in the far east, in the barints and kara seas, now it is clear that they can be used for exploration and drilling in all northern waters of russia. it's me, alexander osachiev. i discovered two sea currents and global clim

this no longer concerns europe, this the first, the first threat, the second is of course drugs, because through there is a flow of latin american cocaine into the territory of northerne about this too , so it is natural to put under control some of the countries of northern africa, especially those countries where italy used to be, in general, a colonial power, for example , same part of libya. if there is a real chance , vitali has his own inter. to implement there, there are several obstacles, obstacle number one is, of course, competition from other countries, firstly traditional ones, this is france, yes, and also new powers that are entering africa, china and russia, china and russia have more effective work, china and russia, they are sovereign from the point of view of the decision-making process, as for italy, then... italy depends on the european union, it is a member of the european union, so italy must act according to the instructions of brussels, and moreover, they must somehow diverge from france. thank you very much and all the best. but in light of italy’s such great appetites on the african continent, will italy continue to help ukraine? let’s talk

based on demands, but the people who tried to us, let’s try to do this, we promised to look at northern europere, without poking one of the local leaders, it always turns out that this is a contender for the position of secretary general of nato, they will choose him soon, and that is not a promise, then another anti-russian story, let us look at the candidates, candidate number one , meet a native of the united states and a graduate of the university of pennsylvania, former prime minister and now minister of foreign affairs of latvia, krisjanis karindzh. bloomberg agency. i found out that he really wants the post of general secretary. the main trump cards of his program are a clear understanding of the russian threat and an unambiguous position on the issue of ukraine. in this case, trade relations with russia should be stopped not only by the eu countries, but also by a significant part of the world. russia attacked ukraine and seized part of its territory. it was many years ago, or rather, not like that a lot, that was 8 years ago. and since then there has been war. but karench has ambitiou

potential to build a 300 gigawatts, the following 300 gigawatts of power from the wind farms in europe's northern seas alone equivalent to over $200.00 nuclear power plants. it could supply up to 300000000 households, a tenfold increase over its current output. the germany's power grid operators are also preparing for the shift i did, i think everyone's realized the bone succeed in north sea. other places will most likely be able to generate to future energy reliably with so many countries and to use the stick about it is on so many industry representatives on board and for 3 that i think the consensus is that it really has become the fluids. the world's largest wind turbine test center is located in are still off the western coast of denmark. here they're looking into how to improve the stability and efficiency of the turbines. they're to withstand the forces of nature for 20 to 25 years in combat of conditions that were considered untenable. just a few years ago, they had super. com. but you also see the really rough wind, what it can do and how these structures play with nature. so when it's r

we've seen associated fronts create problems across europe, flooding in northern italy, damaging winds. still blustery for eastern scotland as we head through the rest of this afternoon. some rain for many northern and central areas of scotland. a lighter northwesterly wind blowing down some showers across parts of northern ireland, the western side and western wales, the south west of england into central southern england. but there will also be some sunny spells. top temperatures — once more about the average — ten to 1a degrees celsius. now, this evening and overnight, the rain clears from central scotland and the winds will light in here. some mist and fog developing here and across northern ireland into tomorrow morning. meanwhile, that deep flow approaches from the southwest, heavy and persistent rain here. temperatures will dip to mid single figures for a time rising in the south with that milder air associated with our deep area of low pressure. and here it is. you can see the squeeze on the isobars, strong, gusty winds. once again for the channel islands. we could see some gal

even if you say venezuela, that is a very different system from the socialism in northern europe.left of me in the democratic party talk about socialism, they are talking about denmark and norway, countries that have a mixed market similar to ours and that are very successful. to her main point about do any of the politicians care about you, the answer is no. the overwhelming majority take corporate money so they are paid to not care about you. they are paid to serve their donors. they are very good servants. they will do exactly as the checks tell them to do. that is why they never, ever fight for you. an earlier call before i was on described what the american people are going through as a form of torture. it is because they tell you we are on your side. vote for us, no worries. we are going to get the bills passed and then they never get the bills passed because they are not working for you put there working for their donors. the whole thing is theater. it is all a mirage. that is why you feel like you are getting screwed every time because you are. you are totally correct on t

act of the enemies, but a geomagnetic storm, and therefore even in the southern regions of europe, the northern lights were visible. that's it, they explained, it's for those who yesterday wondered why the pink -red crimson sky over ukraine, well, it's not peaceful, and we're collecting information for you from different parts of ukraine, from the south it will still be in us information, and now to the north-east of ukraine, kharkiv oblast, deputy of the kharkiv district council bohdan tkachuk in contact with our studio, mr. bohdan, we welcome you, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good morning, how was your weekend in kharkiv and the surrounding area, tell me, you arrived, at least in kharkiv, more or less calmly, saturday, sunday, apart from the already usual anxiety for us, there were no explosions, no hits either, as for of the kharkiv region, well, the usual statistics that come from the front line, and also added to the shelling, this is kupyansk, sinkivka, heavy battles are going on there, battery things are going on, and in general just shelling of populated areas, civilian houses

the associate weather fronts have been creating problems all over europe, including floods across northernly. strong gusty winds for france and spain. here is the next deep area of low pressure approaching from the south—west. that has been named by the spanish met service, but it will not be as strong for us as storm ciaran yesterday. forthe strong for us as storm ciaran yesterday. for the rest of the day, it is much calmer than yesterday. we are seeing some rain across central areas of scotland. a north—westerly wind, lighterthan areas of scotland. a north—westerly wind, lighter than yesterday, just driving showers across northern ireland, western wales and across central southern england. there are also some sunny spells. temperatures generally between 9—14. around about the seasonal average. through this evening and overnight, that rain clears away from scotland, the winds are lighter, there will be some mist and fog developing in northern ireland. look out towards the south—west, that rain approaching from the deep area of low pressure. it will feel chilly, temperatures rising with th

elected on the strongly anti immigrant platform. italy is on the front line of immigration to europe. boats from northern africa, arrive in italy, but many on board want to travel further to germany or other northern countries to seek asylum. german chancellor laughed schultz has sought to tighten germany's policy as well, making the country less attractive to migrants by limiting cash transfers and other policies. earlier this year, the 27 countries of the european union agreed to changes in migration policy to allow for the relocation of migrants across europe with heavy funds for countries that refused to take their advocated share. but there still deep differences. rome has most recently classed with berlin over germany's funding of n g o, that rescue migrants, etc, and bring them to italian ports. so far this year, well over 200000 people have entered europe's borders here regularly. that's far less than in some recent years. but still enough to keep the issue alive as social democrats at the far right politicians search for common ground. well, after the meeting, chancellor shall stress the importa