europe at moscow, i grown increasingly tense since the russian invasion in ukraine. countries in northern europe has been observing cases of several 1000 espionage, especially in the baltic sea. there's being a series of unexplained incidents causing damage to other water pipelines and cables affecting you up sensitive infrastructure, rushing ships have been spa.

now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europe slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost, risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should depart and really, for many of you, a

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now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europet's only moving slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost, risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should depart and really, for

into snow, but the persistent codes been able to finish out scans and maybe these problems in northern europe for a while. so night time for us a pretty how this ice on the rising cost snow tends to full, the concentration is that about around the baltic. so for example, the baltic states some sweden and finland. otherwise it's sunshine. and if you're lucky, a cold wind. but this is making progress down through the balkans down through eastern europe and nothing attempt is back from the current bravo hurry. values for made when to, to all the more usual friday is that coming in from atlantics much warmer and portugal on spain and not to bring rain to cell phones. but that also may change book arrest seats attempt to draw on saturday. as the reading property falls over night dense, right, 7, then full, and this keeps moving. science was into greece, property west and turkey significance that it seems likely imposing. everywhere else, the sun is rather more prevalent, with the exception of it to athens event. she gets that cold, but it takes a while, we're going to go through until monday. then

now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europeway and sweden. but as it's only moving slowly, we'll remain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should

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the winds picking up too, so where it's been for me persistently saving some parts of northern europe, that our staff to change it actually fairly rapidly to the costs steering to state thursday, the whole lot sink size that come with the producers. now even even low ground impulse of germany sitting here with a high grad throughout the outs and beyond. and that's the contrast because the size that is being quiet and miles is not turning colder with some snow loss of rain and following the sun over to him, but in much colder conditions. in contrast, north africa has seen while the hottest far east places reported on the last day of the b one or 2 paces 3 or 4 degrees above average. and that's going to be the assistant, a terry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous communities attaining at with sciences to create a new approach to marine conservation land the way even. but the fear i'm afraid when you, when you're reporting from review, is you're going to try, it's protecting by the adversity pro, defending themselves against the legal invaders, the price on it, wh

more and more people deep by into publish the, the existing co, whatever, most of central and northern europe is being bitten into a den by atlantic weather, which means it's trying to get one more weight to it but that would be preceded by snow, particularly heavy snow in the northeast of france, belgium and germany, but eventually the cold who we now it's in the rain substitutes be pushed back or disappear. so the overall pictures we keep driving the cold in that time to drop over proud to be noticed on thursday night when probably it will snow, but basically you just get colder than the sun reappears. the rate is going to be affecting central and something from the spare comes down ahead of it. so it's, it looks pretty small. we have to say otherwise, single figure is the most snow on the dry. and so the good fault, unless you're in spain and portugal, where it's much milder with some right and around the edges. now the rest of cheryl is being spite of the central met into libya and the heading towards north beach. it. but this whole push means that the winds, the seasonal winds blow actua

i grown increasingly tense since the russian invasion in ukraine . countries in northern europe has been observing cases of several 1000 espionage, especially in the baltic sea. there's been a series of unexplained incidents causing damage to other water pipelines and cables.

now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europemain on the western side of it and it's on the western side where we continue to bring the winds down from the north. so for the rest of the working week it does stay cold. sharp overnight frost risk of ice, and we could see some of the lowest temperatures so far this winter by night later in the week, an ongoing risk of some snow, too. now for the morning on tuesday morning it's ice, which will be the widespread risk for some wintry showers overnight, particularly the north and west. and temperatures not quite as low as they were on monday morning for some — that's because more of a breeze. that breeze bringing frequent snow showers in northern scotland to begin with. some of those pushing into central southern scotland for a time during the middle part of the day. rain, sleet and snow showers in northern ireland, north—west england, north—west midlands and wales. early showers across some southern counties of england. it should depart and really, for many of you, a much brighter day

>> it's all northern europe. you don't want to be in southern europe. the legal system is worse.ing in the uk and investing quite a bit in ireland. we are seeing you can length capital. we are lending money libor plus 8, plus 10. >> would you buy the celtics at a $6 billion price tag ? >> i think that's high. the main reason it's high -- >> we think it ends ? >> they should be over five. the problem is you don't own the arena. if they owned the arena then you would see them trading above six. since they don't, you just bind the team. >> is a longtime knicks fans, do you think charles dolan will sell ? >> i don't think he will ever sell. >> his father passed away. >> he loves owning the team. the team is doing well. >> what are the next worth ? >> i think they are worth a minimum of seven to eight. you need another person to show up and you can get involved in a bidding war. they could go for a hefty premium like the lakers could. mainly because in those two cities you've got to know people who want to own that. you would want to own that. >> totally. >> put together a syndicate.

is for us, we're seeing a lot of opportunity in europe, especially northern europe in the u.k. work. liz: the tax cuts president trump has promised, he promised to renew the 2017 tax cuts and jobs act. where do you stand on the corporate tax rate? you know or went from 35% down to 2% -- 2 1% during trump's first administration if, and he's hinted he wants to see that a go lower. where do you think it should go? >> that part i don't really know. you know, i think when you're paying lower taxes, it should be beneficial. and hopefully you're spending the money that you're saving on sort of trying to grow your business as opposed to paying out dividends, right? that's going to be the real big question. is the benefit of the tax cuts going to shareholders, or is it going to employees. liz: in many cases, it went the shareholders. >> it did. and i think that's the big question. if it's going to go to shareholders, look, that's fine. then right now you better start buying stocks, because you're going to end up getting that benefit. it didn't go to employees last time, and so the big q

and i'm talking about little denmark in northern europe.they have an economy and a population around the size of the state of colorado. greenland is a gigantic area, and it's out there in that huge sea there in the giuk gap. there's only a handful of countries that could the u.s. being the predominant country and certainly the one that, you know, is part of the rules based order. that's not going to you know, use undue influence and go down the road that the chinese communist party has gone down in so many african and south american countries where you see they are taking over and basically and it's very corrupt. so we want we want greenland to have opportunity, just like every country wants. president trump has the right idea to secure greenland and to bring business opportunity to have good paying jobs. that's what greenlanders want. and denmark can't provide it. it hasn't ever provided it. so why would it happen? now, i know that they've suggested putting toward their defense or their awareness in the greenlandic area, around $1.5 billio

and so yeah, for northern europe and then the stories talk to the new year with the complete change to the field where the festival is going to be when the this is a low center, in contrast to these quiet, lazy has it been given quite sunny weather for you by the sun through most of your so here's the picture. then on wednesday, this line is heavy, right. and accompanied by strong winds will work its way down into was to the north of european and played following it. coal noisily wins a drop of summer like 10 degrees came to be some start for the mountains surface of norway and sweden. the change of the 10 to means over the photo go from germany and po to the temperature dropping to some come by snow. i'm access never full throughout the outs and the, the generally an area of austria, the cold air reach south coast of france. monetary for example, dropped from its average of 14 down to about 10. it'd be there right by saturday. so oil change and you're not safe, and i'm sorry, there's an emphasis on increasing winds here. and this wind direction has meant it's been really very warm in

or is there something very specific about spain that actually northern europe can replicate? >> it's both. it's both. clearly, the next generation eu funds have helped because they have been a big supporter over the last couple of years, and that will continue a bit into 2025 and 2026. so that's that's big support. but then what we have is very strong demographics because of immigration. so we're adding 600,000 people per year year after year. it's not an issue in spain. they all find jobs. and a lot of that immigration comes from south america. same religion, same culture, easy to integrate. and that has been a boon for the economy because we're bringing in talent and we can grow because it's more people. so the labor market has been very strong. and maybe that's a lesson for europe in these periods when there's a lot of anti-immigration talk for spain, this has been a very, very positive development. also in spain, we have an advantage in the energy side because of the sunshine. it's very reliable in spain, so there's a lot of investment coming in to take advantage of that.

it was northern europe that had more strength compared to southern europe.his time it feels a little inverted. southern europe for us, there is a lot of interesting activity in spain and italy and places in those geographies. i do think with the capitol pullback, various opportunities will open in germany. we are active in the u.k.. all those geographies will provide. lisa: you mentioned that the u.k. and a theme that has come up is the debt and deficits in a lot of places. as a homeowner, one of the first ways as they go is taxes on your home and how much you're looking at these policies as headwinds in certain places. david: the headwinds are fairly ubiquitous in a lot of markets. you could add insurance. you could add a lot of pressures on cost everywhere. i think that is something that investors will broadly have to get their head around because it's impacting a lot of sectors. it isn't just real estate, it is the broad economy. debt levels in many western countries will put more pressure on interest rates long-term. as we invest today real estate, it is

seeing for ukraine is happening when we will get some weather across europe, eastern europe and northern europe to draw on gas inventories stockpiles and will tighten the market further. in the short term we have this twin effect of supply being constrained by the decision to cut off gas and demand being fueled by cold-weather. it means an overall tightening for europe. lisa: since 2021 when the russian oil accounted for about 40% of imports to europe there's been a huge diversification effort, particularly with qatar and the united states. do we have a sense of how much capacity can be ramped up and with the willingness is for both the u.s. and qatar in terms of increasing some of the exports to europe if this were to happen with respect to a cold surge? will: we see in america and qatar, the main sources europe can turn to for lng imports, they are adding supply capacity. new projects being built and coming online in the u.s., notwithstanding the biden moratorium on new projects being approved. qatar has a plan to expand its capacity and its giant gas field. that will be available in the year

the united states, canada, greenland and then here is northern europe.laska, part of the united states. this is russia appear. -- up here. nestor in washington, d.c. caller: this is my first time calling. thank you. can you hear me? host: go right ahead. caller: i want to say something about jimmy carter. it's already been stated. it is biblical. you will know a person by their deeds, by their actions. match that with donald trump, ok? jimmy carter was a very humble man and a humanitarian. i want to give praise to jimmy and his family, number one. also, to talk about the democrats. it has been talked about already. the democrats in my estimation lost the election for four reasons. one, white supremacy. this was noted by a few of your guests. there's a book out there. there was a recent census around 2020 that asserted to the browning of america. that has got to do with the hispanic vote, the latino vote in america. that is one reason. second, the democrats also failed to committee get a strong immigration policy. it was noted over and over about how the

, for many parts of northern england and the midlands, is going to be a bit cooler than today after a chilly start. the area of high pressure tended to drift a bit further into europed to take the low cloud in the south and push it north. up into parts of scotland and northern ireland, so quite a cloudy start for friday, a bit misty and murky. it will brighten up and murky. it will brighten up a touch, especially in the south, with drier airfrom a touch, especially in the south, with drier air from the near continent. we are looking at about seven or 8 degrees for included wales. for the weekend, around that area of high pressure, some cooler air coming in from continental europe. ahead of that method from the atlantic. that's going to weaken as it heads in on sunday, bringing most rainfall northern ireland. a lot of dry weather this weekend, a lot of cloud and probably a bit chillier. live from london. this is bbc news. are we on the brink of a gaza deal? reports that hamas have agreed to the ceasefire and hostage proposals — are denied by benjamin netanyahu. i'm live in jerusalem, i'm live injerusalem, where all the signs are that a deal could be imminent, althou

returns to the have a lot of that is lots of settled whether to be found across europe, especially across will central and northern areas, but remains very stormy. down in the south is more heavy, rain and stronger wins affecting easily for the islands like sardinia and corsica remains very unsettled of some heavy rain as well. moving across most southern areas and a bit of a wintery mix affecting the north. that'll push its way further east of the next few days on was it to greece and took here where it is looking. pretty quiet, pretty quiet for the balkans as well on monday. lots a set of what we found a cool, so central parts of europe though, it is, look a little bit gloomy and gray for the low countries. logic quiet across a scandinavian, with temperatures above the average for this time, if you have it as a wintery way, starting to develop a cost, the very north of norway and sweden working across into spending and western parts of russia. but things are set to get very wild out west. we've got strong winds from a system that's moving into spain and portugal. it already smoked warnings in the as always is go

>> yes he's already waging proxy wars on three continents in europe and ukraine, and africa in the northern israel because he is backing a run. he is threatening more in east asia. there has never been a more ambitious in grass or in history. xi jinping is pushing the imperial court emperors believe they not only have the mandate of having to rule what they call all under heaven but haven't compelled them to do so. xi jinping has been pushing the notion since 2017 that moon and mars are sovereign chinese territory. here's a guy who believes literally all under heaven. >> here's a guy who tolerates no opposition. defense secretary to defend disappears intelligence literacy disappears deputy premier as he disappears former chairman of the communist party. so he does not tolerate anybody or anything that disagrees with him. when we come back, gordon chang, donald trump is really onto something with the panama canal, isn't it? he did build that canal and did take us long time to build that we lost almost 40000 american citizens. jimmy carter gave it back to panama for 1 dollar with the vote of

northern syria. but we've also had from europe in recent days, demanding that the rights of those groups are protected house and new syrian administration. going to navigate these conflicting positions. well, that is, have the middle. i mean turkey has a clear stance and guess the big ticket in particular and actually they have been supporting other groups from the kurdish minority in syria. we can mention the can see the cookie special council, and they think they are very open to see a kind of decentralized nation. but the respect to this in the past to kinetic fee of the condition when communities in syria and they want to push through it what they with the process is that seem to be means a platform of tax, i guess, to get my social security. and i think neither you or the united states would like to see that happening either. so it would shut a as i think, a very possible and, and, and let's say a basement to be put on the table is to make sure that the cook dish expirations for some kind of a cultural of the economy. as when some decentralized nation of local administration happening and being r

northern germany as well. now that is a stormy part to hear the rest of europe for required bit of snow round and rainy, for example, attempt is on the lower side, but nothing stream the so same is true for this saturday. the same time to the right and moves it into spain. something from coughing to switzerland and the wind stopped to wind up with another incoming storm. for a couple days time. if we need the shoals of europe, we get too much cloth to have it still breezy full of dust that how much and blows strongly. the in japan divorce often leads to one parent losing a little contact with the children. judges usually grunt sole custody to whoever was last, physically with the child, with a new law set to alive. joint custody 101 east investigates japan's parental abductions on i will just sierra holding the powerful to account as we examine the us as role in the world on our juicy era of the the probably got any without just there a has their mind about top so is this our, the see swab to israel and i'm us in gaza has entity 6 the a but you and is warning the amounts here and situation remains desperate. says 1

that i discovered about for d-day, the great anglo-american canadian landing in europe on the beaches at normandy in northern france. churchill had a raid to be aboard a ship that was going to be firing the french coast at german. and he had to be talked out of it. he wanted to be in the middle of the action even though he was prime minister. and what turned the trick in talking him of it was a letter from king king george the sixth, which i quote in the book. he said, i'm naval man. i was in the last war. there's nothing i'd like better than to go into now. but i can't because the king. so why should you be able to do what i'm unable unable? let ask you about an individual. was not in your book teddy roosevelt. why not. well, teddy roosevelt was a very important president, but he didn't live at a time of extraordinary crisis and plasticity and the flexibility of the world. he was important because in a way he defined the modern presidency. he made it the center the action, as somebody once said, of him, he wants to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral. it was extraordinary really im

northern germany as well. now that is the stormy part of the year, the rest of europe for required bit of snow round and rainy for example, attempt is on the lower side, but nothing stream the so same is true for saturday. the same time to the right moves it into spain, something from coughing to switzerland, and the wind stopped to wind up with another incoming stone. for a couple of days time. if we leave the shows of europe, we get too much cloth, whether it's too breezy for the task that how much and blows strongly of the wants of the capital of the compare empire. the serene, ancient city of uncle and present day cambodia is a protected unesco world heritage sites. but as its temples of lakes and irrigation canals are being preserved, many of its inhabitants are being relocated. people in power investigates the alleged force evictions of thousands of families. the bathroom for the soul of anchored body parts and one on the jersey hearing the fact is very systematic and deliberate. destruction of causes we will to infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in a state of color. since from asking ques

europe, allowing these weak weather fronts to push in. so there will be some showery outbreaks of rain moving their way across scotland and perhaps northernthe cloud, allowing for some glimpses of brightness into the afternoon, but generally a quiet day for many, and temperatures again between 7—12 degrees. now, as we move into the start of the weekend, the high continues to drift its way steadily east, and so the wind changes direction a touch. we lose the south—westerly, drag in more of the southeasterly, which will block this weather front from making that much of an impression, and it will also make it feel a little bit colder as we go into the weekend. so temperatures falling away once again. live from singapore, this is bbc news. after months of negotiations, israel and hamas finally agree on a ceasefire deal. relief in israel, as a timeline for the release of hostages is announced — in exchange for a prisoner swap for palestinians in israeli jails. and —joe biden delivers his last address as us president — before handing power over to donald trump. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. after 15 months of war, many rounds of negotiatio

europe, allowing these weak weather fronts to push in. so there will be some showery outbreaks of rain moving their way across scotland and perhaps northernng up the cloud, allowing for some glimpses of brightness into the afternoon, but generally a quiet day for many, and temperatures again between 7—12 degrees. now, as we move into the start of the weekend, the high continues to drift its way steadily east, and so the wind changes direction a touch. we lose the south—westerly, drag in more of the southeasterly, which will block this weather front from making that much of an impression, and it will also make it feel a little bit colder as we go into the weekend. so temperatures falling away once again. live from london, this is bbc news. after 15 months and more than 116,000 people killed there are celebrations across gaza as israel and hamas finally agree a deal on ceasefire and hostage release. in israel, families of the 94 hostages gather in tel aviv. it's not known how many of those being held are still alive. in his farewell address, president biden warns of a dangerous new oligarchy taking shape in america. that literally threatens

europe. it is going to get chillier. but mostly to england and wales because where we are seeing the breaks today across scotland and northern us across the north—west of scotland, patchy rain and drizzle here. sunshine across england and wales is more limited than it was yesterday. the best of it is to the north—east of the pennines, but it is still quite a chilly 6—7 under the cloud for many. as i say, it is a little bit milder orfurther north and west, further away from that cold air. tomorrow, that weather front stays with us. the breeze starts to pick up from the west, so largely frost free here, but perhaps the glens may have a touch of frost. more likely under the very thin cloud further south a touch of frost and hill fog around. the odd pocket of fog at lower levels as well to clear tomorrow morning. fairly hopeful with a bit more breeze in the west tomorrow, that will turn the cloud over a little bit more and break it up. perhaps northern england, wales, parts of south—west england, even eastern england and again scotland and northern ireland faring quite well. it is here we will see the high temperatures, but just

europe over the next few days. and it remains largely settled and dry across central and northern areas where it has turned cold, particularly for the north west of the change in the wind. we're down to single figures again for places like an umbrella in scotland. that is looking to launch the dry. some spells of sunshine will push through the cloud and season shall re features coming in full island is set to turn more wintry across the very north of scan today. but it's not looking too bad on sunday. and you can see it slouchy drive from much of its central europe, that it could be grey and gloomy in places. now the west of the weather on sunday is sitting down in the south. we've got that storm continuing across central ponte . so the mediterranean says, very strong winds for the likes of sardinia, corsica and northern parts of africa is to be seen some of those showers as a wintry features in the north. it'll be much better out east for greece and turkey, but we will see that pushing its way further east over the next few days, and look at what's to come to spain and portugal, the as old have got some warnings out on sund

northern scotland, the air coming off the atlantic here. but for eastern england it was a cold day. we essentially had polar air that had come round doing a lap across europet came in from the east, and that colder air is becoming more extensive across england and wales. so it is a colder kind of day. and coupled with that, there's hardly any breaks in the cloud at all. just a few raining into parts of south west england. and we've got broken clouds to the northeast of the uk as well. but otherwise, expect these grey and cloudy skies to last, for most of us, pretty much all day, with the best of the sunshine continuing to be across the north east of both scotland and england as well. now, overnight tonight, given that that cloud sheet is probably going to stay with us, for most it's just going to be a cloudy night with temperatures just drifting down a few degrees. there could be occasional breaks in the cloud across parts of northern england, to allow an odd nip of frost, and potentially a few isolated fog patches, but i'm not expecting the fog to be very widespread, because that cloud would probably prevent that. it could, though, be quite misty first th