i live in portsmouth. sceptic. i live in portsmouth. you've got the m 27. portsmouth, southampton.out 13 kilometres. it's going to cost the taxpaye r £244 million. go to the taxpayer £244 million. go to france and try and station and see the extent of it or look at busesin see the extent of it or look at buses in portsmouth or southampton or on from bournemouth. originally got a post on train station. i'm a, you know, a bournemouth. afc bournemouth football stadium . bournemouth football stadium. it's the nearest train station. the first thing away fans see when comes mammoth frankly when it comes to mammoth frankly is . and yet we're is a whole. and yet we're spending a quarter £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway . so i £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway. so i think for me it's one of those things where it's not just a waste of money, it's making things worse. yeah, i. great expense. yeah, it is great expense. great expense. yeah, it is great expense . dangerous. and as we expense. dangerous. and as we say, when tech doesn't work, say, when the tech doesn't work, then left more

i live in portsmouth. sceptic. i live in portsmouth. you've got the m 27. portsmouth, southampton.about 13 kilometres. it's going to cost the taxpaye r £244 million. go to the taxpayer £244 million. go to france and try and station and see the extent of it or look at busesin see the extent of it or look at buses in portsmouth or southampton or on from bournemouth. originally got a post on train station. i'm a, you know, a bournemouth. afc bournemouth football stadium . bournemouth football stadium. it's the nearest train station. the first thing away fans see when comes mammoth frankly when it comes to mammoth frankly is . and yet we're is a whole. and yet we're spending a quarter £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway . so i £1,000,000,000 on the small motorway. so i think for me it's one of those things where it's not just a waste of money, it's making things worse. yeah, i. great expense. yeah, it is great expense. great expense. yeah, it is great expense . dangerous. and as we expense. dangerous. and as we say, when tech doesn't work, say, when the tech doesn't work, then left mo

you know, that engine i talked about that came down from portsmouth. well, that was actually preserved through a series of circumstances. it rusted for a long time. but finally, in russia for a long time in a shed. but it was pulled out restart re re rebuilt and we brought it to boston in 2010. we brought boston fire historical society brought it back to the old south meeting house, put it right outside the building. it may have been a more than a hundred years ago. at that time, and it caused quite hit in the downtown area and the machine is now back at in the portsmouth fire department, not much of the fire remains today. i mean, so many people walk through downtown crossing, have no idea what went on there. there is the box 50 to remains and it's actually labeled box 52. and as a special light on top of it. and then, of course, the old south still stands and there is a fire boat. fire boat was commissioned in 2011 and it's called the john esther. and this is another picture of the fire boat, one thing i might kind conclude with is the idea of contin

havre, a unesco world heritage site and gateway to the seine—maritime region, gets reconnected with portsmouthrom march. also restored, international rail services from renfe, the main spanish train operator, from barcelona to lyon in southern france, which brings us on to my tip of the month. improvements in european rail services have made a cross—continentaljourney an increasingly cheap and appetising prospect this year. for example, on the main high—speed link in spain between the two biggest cities, madrid and barcelona, travellers can now choose from four competing operators. plenty of 9 euro one—way tickets are available, booking several months ahead. and even at short notice, you can typically pay just 35 euros. great news, too, for those of us who believe that the most civilised way to travel across europe is by sleeper train. a new dutch enterprise, european sleeper, is starting an overnight service from brussels, antwerp, rotterdam and amsterdam to berlin. travel writer monisha rajesh, who's about to head off on a trip to istanbul on three separate sleeper services. it can be expens

in portsmouth, him in the next few weeks and months things should really get going again with tourism. are you hoping for as many vacationers as possible? how do you see it? my, your coming up all seem that, oh, go moreover, when are not others? if them, if they, if have they don't? well, justice february, we passed a law that puts a cap on the number of hotels in vacation accommodation on the malaria island estimate about got them out in wiley. i did, that means we won't continue to grow north. it won't be possible to build new hotels or holiday apartment, stuff of silicon, fiona, you go him, isn't that simple? what will happen to the hotel complexes in loud enough and mike, aloof all these huge hotels for germans, dutch and brits less if say i own and not my be about it. like when the new laws passed containing certain requirements than businesses offering accommodation half to can climb the canada. that means one over the often we provide public funds to support businesses and meeting these applications and improving quality and sustainability that are less often even though that a

it was a tollgate working seven miles from portsmouth square and then it was a mile house operating as a fancy rest stop for stage kos it's. it even had a illegal still during prohibition. the owners that have been running it for the past 19 years are passionate about the long and colorful history. >> it has been a mission to make sure that the community knows what seven mile house is all about. especially after the pandemic. a lot of witnesses closed at a rapid rate. it is important to take care of our legacy businesses. >> today customers were treated to complementary drinks, food and memorabilia. the owners gave history talks and invited people to take a self-guided tour. >>> a oakland cafi has installed a vending machine but not for snacks. the aim is to get special books into the hands of blackened other children. the books feature black and indigenous characters. >>> it was coming down in the south bay tonight. it was unloading. >> good book reading weather. not so much for the lunar new year parade. the rain has already moved out but do not let your guard down. we have combinati

it's part of their efforts to revitalize and beautify the parking structure underneath portsmouth square. it features a dragon and iconic landmarks, including the dragon skate pagoda tower in st. mary's church. >> i wanted to create that honor thi chinatown community garage was built in 1962. the community at city hall to fund its instruction but was turned down. ama: let's go to our abc7news anchor for stories coming up at 5:30. >> we are taking a deeper look into a 19 investigation video shows sex workers allegedly soliciting outside of an oakla school. we sit down with our reporter helping us understand how this continues to happen in front of kids going in and out of school. plus, a look at the sierra snowpack, scientists explain i the deepest snow in decades is an all good news. finance for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: you could download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com for more local news right now. ama: world news tonight with david is next. thanks for watching. dan: we will see you ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it

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so most of the portsmouth closed in seville terms and we will be trying to reach targets, renting a car, and the a ports close to those cities. by the way, the presenter was bizarre to kind of marsh, but many cities very effect. as you can see from the news, like can 15 cities, even anchor around 700 kilometers from presenter was also affected. so it's not easy to reach that by the way, even if you're restarted, there are many like challenges because for example, many people can stay in their homes and places their homes are maybe collapsed or maybe near collapse. so they, most of them spent their nights lives and spent their nights in our doors are also also for us as it's not easy to reach there. and we will preparing hards scenarios for like maybe we can even find toilets or some place to stay. and even foods. so i think and my friends from the stumble i'm from, i got my friends from me and we'll be in some hours. and then we will rent a car from there. and we will reach to the center at almost tonight. and we will spend the night with them and we will show what they are facing. if i

from portsmouth in the uk, olga explained how the past year has been for her, herfamily and her team.ue my family, my mum and grandma, getting them out of the country, they are now settled in the uk for the foreseeable future, we are volunteering trying to encourage people to donate and also managing my team who is also based in ukraine with the daily challenges that the war would throw at when you are running a business, not the challenge i was ready for, but something we are all adjusting to, the new reality. indeed. i remember when we last spoke, you were not able to get in touch with your mum. i'm glad to hear that she is indeed safe and with you in the uk, butjust talk us through those days when you had not had any contact and how you managed to get her and other members of yourfamily to where you are. we had quite low contact at the beginning of the war, because they would end up going into the underground parking during the sirens. and eventually they managed to move to the south of kyiv and they stayed there for around three weeks since the beginning of the invasion and itjust

frank language is a senior let trail, university of portsmouth in the u. k. in a former military intelligence offer officer, given today's major russians asked, writes, i asked him earlier if the new russian offensive the ukrainians have been warning all for a while and has now begun. well, good afternoon on your i would suggest that what we say now probing attacks we saw yesterday a failed assault on food are just not too far from back move. we are see a salt seem to be a slice of a line just about 50 kilometers. are so north of there, i think yes, it looks to me that the offensive has begun. we will not see the main thrust of it for a while. but all the indications seem to be that's what's happening. can i else can you cranes top general says that to russian missiles launched today, entered mold those and and romanian, asked before reaching ukraine animal david has just confirmed that a russian missile did in fact violate it as space romania says, no, miss style entered its own as space romania is, of course, and may so member, can you give us a sense of ho

a new mural was revealed inside the portsmouth square garage called chinatown dream. local artist said one of her earliest memories was seeing lion dancers in the school auditorium and she wanted to include that in this tribute to the community. >> you are surrounded by empowered friends who revitalize chinatown with the joyous spirit of generosity and compassion. >> the artist spent months creating the mural saying she has fond memories of growing up in chinatown and watching lion dancing during the new year's celebrations. you can see more of the mural on kearny street. >> it's always a fun weekend in san francisco tomorrow night for that parade. >>> before we go, jeff ranieri with the last word talking about right now a live look at the san mateo bridge and it's foggy out there, a lot of traffic for this time of night. >> really dangerous, especially through parts of san jose where visibility is down to around a 0.1-mile, so be careful. heavier rain gets here tomorrow night and then we'll see a chance of some spotty thunderstorms sunday. we dry out by monday and al

joined now by frank lead, which a, he's a senior lecturer in strategy and look at the university of portsmouth. and he's a former military intelligence officer. thanks for joining us. frank, thou, the ukrainians, have been warning of an impending new russian offensive for some time. we've seen major russia as strikes in the east to day. and of course, also moscow releasing footage of its troops. training for combat is all of this evidence enough that this new offensive has now begun. well, good afternoon on your i would suggest that what we're seeing now probing attacks we saw yesterday a failed assault on zillow dar, just not too far from the bus route or we are seeing assaults in to be a slice of a line just about 50 kilometers or so north of there, i think yes, it looks to me that the offensive has begun. we will not see the main thrust of it for a while. but all the indications seem to be that that's what's happening. can i else can you cranes top general says the 2 russian missiles launched today, entered, mold those and and romanian as before, reaching ukraine. amazon has just confirmed

thank you for joining mp for portsmouth north. thank you forjoining me in mp for portsmouth north. penny let's get straight down to business now. the northern ireland protocol negotiated ongoing. it negotiated and are ongoing. it strikes me that a lot of tories, maybe yourself included, see this european court of this ongoing european court of justice jurisdiction as a red line, as a brexiteer . justice jurisdiction as a red line, as a brexiteer. i'm presuming you agree with them. well, the prime minister has been clear as well as the practical issues on trade and reducing the unnecessary friction that's going on there . friction that's going on there. there are these bigger issues which are really about the integrity of the united kingdom . they're about people being able in northern ireland to have able in northern ireland to have a say in the future. laws and regulations that they're going to have to abide by. and unless we get those things sorted out, this deal will not work. so there is a that's the ball of it that people have to get over. ecj continued involvement in northern

hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crewefence said it�*s taking measures to safeguard personnel. and how�*s this for beginner�*s luck? 18—year—old juliette lamourjust scooped nearly $36 million in canada�*s gold ball lottery jackpot on her first try. although she�*s the youngest canadian to ever win such a big prize, she still plans to finish her university studies and become a doctor. good on her. grey skies have featured heavily in saturday�*s weather, but i�*m hopeful that for sunday, blue skies should be a little more widespread. we shall see some spells of sunshine, albeit with a slightly chillier feel. today has been unrelentingly cloudy in many places, in fact the cloud on the satellite picture has been thick enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle, and this band of rain pushing its way south—eastward. behind that, notice clearer skies with one or two showers, and some colder air. as the last of our rain band clears southwards during the night, clear skies following on behind, we get into that colder air, so temper

hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crewrom hospital. the ministry of defence said it's taking measures to safeguard personnel. and just before we go, how's this for beginner's luck? 18—year—old juliette lamourjust scooped nearly $36 million in canada's gold ball lottery jackpot on her first try. although she's the youngest canadian to ever win such a big prize, she still plans to finish her university studies and become a doctor. this is bbc news. hello there. a tale of two halves with the weather for this weekend. there's a lot of cloud around today, and that's because we've got a weather front slipping southwards, it's mild air, as well, it is mostly cloudy. tomorrow behind our weather front, it looks as if we a good deal of sunshine. but we do change from this mild air ahead of that weather front to this cold air coming in behind under a ridge of high pressure. but again, i do think it will feel decent enough in the sunshine. this is the weather front that's slipping southwards through today, the rain starting to peter o

hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crewly all of the sailors have been discharged from hospital. the ministry of defence said it's taking measures to safeguard personnel. adults under—50 in england have a week left to get a free covid—i9 boosterjab, that's a third dose of vaccine, before the scheme ends. (tx it's the last opportunity for healthy people, aged between 16 and 49, to get a top—up if they haven't already. nhs england says almost 400—thousand appointments are still available. 0fficial complaints about energy firms across the uk have reached people, aged between 16 and 49, to get a top—up 0fficial complaints about energy firms across the uk have reached a record high as the cost—of—living crisis continues to impact bills. figures seen exclusively by the bbc show the number of grievances have gone up more than 50% injust two years. all of this comes at a time when energy suppliers are under intense scrutiny, as dan whitworth reports. as energy bills soar, so too do the number of complaints being made. a customer ca

welcome with the portsmouth shot. the pope's ne thing with people have been displaced by effected by complex in east the country from it to the province where 2 armed groups could deco one co could deco another, called the adf, both responsible for massacring many civilians, 1000 civilians in recent years. also, people from north keyvi where the m 23 alms group, widely understood to be a proxy of rwanda. they were one to deny that taken territory from the government and displaced around half a 1000000 people in recent months and also people from south tv province. whether it's on conflict, as well as the coming days is more than planned. they are in kinshasa including to more visiting not to dom cathedral right here. you can see here some nuns which is taking arrest in the shade of a tree. they were among the crowd of thousands of people on the airport runway this morning, where the mass took place at pope frances lead. a black man who died at the hands of us police officers will be laid to rest. later on wednesday, t

hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crewly all of the sailors have been discharged from hospital. the ministry of defence said it's taking measures to safeguard personnel. pope francis is continuing his visit to south sudan where he's trying to persuade political leaders to end conflict in the country. pope francis is on an unprecedented �*pilgrimage of peace' in the world's youngest country. on saturday evening, the pope will lead prayers at the mausoleum of south sudan's independence leader, john garang. 50 thousand people are expected to attend. our correspondent mercy juma has the latest from the south sudan capital, juba. the mausoleum whether people will be meeting and where pope francis, together with the other two leaders are going to hold a meeting, is already full. people started streaming into the mausoleum as early as 7am, so we expect a lot of activity today. pope francis has met religious leaders and political leaders, and the seminaries, people who are preparing, who want to become president in future. he has

we've spoken to olga a few times on the programme over the last year and shejoins us now from portsmouthyou. would you mind explaining how the past year has been for you and your family explaining how the past year has been for you and yourfamily in ukraine? been for you and your family in ukraine? ., ~ been for you and your family in ukraine? ., ,, , ., ., ., ukraine? hi, thank you for having me. it ukraine? hi, thank you for having me- it has — ukraine? hi, thank you for having me. it has been _ ukraine? hi, thank you for having me. it has been a _ ukraine? hi, thank you for having me. it has been a horrible - ukraine? hi, thank you for having me. it has been a horrible year, l ukraine? hi, thank you for having | me. it has been a horrible year, it is been the toughest year that an ukrainian has been through, and unfortunately, we will be marking the anniversary since the start of the anniversary since the start of the invasion and a couple of days' time. it's been a real roller coaster from trying to rescue my family, my mum and grandma, getting them out of the country, they are now s

and then peterborough , portsmouth, slow, peterborough, portsmouth, slow, then it gets onto i mean, theaylesbury all the so that's quite nice. andover i mean swindon, vauxhall, bournemouth amazing this it's a number nine in chelsea is number 50 and chelsea henley on thames is number 30. i it's cumbria. nowhere in that way because we're but you know towns i suppose that's how i guess it just doesn't bridges yeah sheep can fill in a question in tonight's show thank you to my guest. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages before go to the daily. now, before we go to the daily. now, give wings he needs for give him the wings he needs for freedom telegraph. give him wings freedom. i paper uk wings for freedom. i paper uk warns putin we may send fighter jets to protect ukraine. mirror give us your wings of freedom times give us our wings of freedom. and finally the daily star order . the west exclusive star order. the west exclusive mps their wings of freedom, but a medal an d £162,000 pile when a medal and £162,000 pile when they are booted say you'll never guess mp those are

and then peterborough , portsmouth, slow, peterborough, portsmouth, slow, then it gets onto i mean, theury all the so that's quite nice. andover i mean swindon, vauxhall, bournemouth amazing this it's a number nine in chelsea is number 50 and chelsea henley on thames is number 30. i it's cumbria. nowhere in that way because we're but you know towns i suppose that's how i guess it just doesn't bridges yeah sheep can fill in a question in tonight's show thank you to my guest. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages before go to the daily. now, before we go to the daily. now, give wings he needs for give him the wings he needs for freedom telegraph. give him wings i paper uk wings for freedom. i paper uk warns putin we may send fighter jets to protect ukraine. mirror give us your wings of freedom times give us our wings of freedom. and finally the daily star order . the west exclusive star order. the west exclusive mps their wings of freedom, but a medal an d £162,000 pile when a medal and £162,000 pile when they are booted say you'll never guess mp those are your front pag

it's even bizarre. portsmouth got on the zillow. something on the gasket is public . it, i sang in the video, does that, i think a graphic when you're going easier to let you said it will say the soviet union does not and will not have any special interest in africa. it's not looking for any benefits for itself that it's interested in developing good relations, promoting corporations and exchanging cultural values. the concept, my thing is my thing on the colossal nebo lean your cut to record, so it's 9 you can as up with your smartphone that are still can usually can. i mean can you suggest searching syllabus ivy said that there was a kid there. it's a mean young is the career of commercial that i knew with kirkwood, but as it been a little boy, it will teasley, my voicemail goes serve on your vaughn for approximately 50 of them of whatnot. nor did it do it over here. you might see it. what is it? it's itsy bitsy, a strong cut daughter with it. with him that sits down below. frequency worship, alive in awe. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah. ah! since the beginning of its hi

the ship has returned to portsmouth and the issue is being investigated . us issue is being investigated. us say a second suspected chinese spy say a second suspected chinese spy balloon has been spotted moving over latin america. it's after one was seen flying over sensitive military sites . many sensitive military sites. many in the us yesterday . earlier the in the us yesterday. earlier the us secretary state antony blinken called off a visit to beijing, calling the move a clear violation of us sovereignty and that he'd be prepared to resume his when conditions allow. china maintains it was in fact a civilian. whether ash up which had been blown off course course and the princess of wales has launched a photo sharing campaign social media to raise awareness of the importance of early years development . kate early years development. kate led the campaign , posting a led the campaign, posting a photograph of herself as a baby with her father . it's all part with her father. it's all part of her shaping us campaign, which has drawn support from the likes o

the ship has returned to portsmouth and the issue is being investigated .nvestigated. us us officials say a second suspected chinese spy balloon has been spotted moving over at latin america. it's after one was seen flying over sensor to military sites in america yesterday. earlier, the us secretary of state antony blinken called off a visit to beijing , blinken called off a visit to beijing, calling the move a clear violation of us sovereignty and he would be prepared to resume his visit. conditions allow. china maintains it was in fact a civilian weather ship which had been blown off course and the princess of wales has launched a photo sharing campaign on social media to raise awareness of the importance of early years development . kate's led the development. kate's led the campaign by posting a photograph of herself as a baby with her father . it's all of herself as a baby with her father. it's all part of her shaping us campaign, which has drawn support from the likes of rapper professor and presenter fern cotton . she's hoping that fern cotton. she's

baronton, bristol, jamestown, little compton, portsmouth, tiverton and warren. e.m.s.those areas responding to overdoses five times between february 12th and february 18th parent in kenosha, wisconsin are outraged after a conservative school board member is forced to vacate his seat two years early and all because of a so-called clerical error. that school board member joined "fox & friends" earlier to talk about the ordeal. watch. wanted a better education for my daughter. threatening to close schools and mandate masks i got involved to fight against that i want to fight for election integrity. the right and just thing to do. i want to take it as far as i need to to give the voters of ken northbound what they want. >> ashley: tonight a virtual special board meeting will be held to discuss the future of that seat. university of cincinnati bearcats paying tribute to reanna's high flying super bowl halftime show during basketball game against temple university. check it out ♪ ♪ >> ashley: bearcats mascot doing best rihanna impression as bust a move to the song -- did i g

portsmouth, they birmingham.have these clean air zones and we know it's on the horizon for other cities in england as well, such as gateshead and newcastle and bristol plans are in place there as well . and. all right, there as well. and. all right, thank very much indeed for that update there on a really . our update there on a really. our reporter who is there in on that protest . business leaders and protest. business leaders and others protesting at moves to take a measures to improve air quality which is. sheffield has a great history of going back to the days smog as well and when the days smog as well and when the steel industry was perhaps little bigger and the problem was a little bigger. but anyway business people they're saying the success of businesses . well the success of businesses. well suffer as result of that move and a really with our report . and a really with our report. now are watching and listening to alistair stuart and friends with lots more still to come afternoon including new research

the ship has returned to portsmouth and the issue being investigated . the issue being investigated. the princess of wales has launched a photo sharing on social media to raise of the importance of early years development. kate led the campaign by posting a photograph of herself as a baby with her father . it's all of herself as a baby with her father. it's all part of her shaping campaign, which has drawn support from the likes of rapper professor green and presenter fearne cotton . she's presenter fearne cotton. she's hoping people will follow suit over the weekend . this is gb over the weekend. this is gb news will bring you more news as it happens. now it's over to real britain with . real britain with. yes to real britain. so here's what's coming up on the show. energy company has reported a record annual profit, the highest in its 115 year history . the energy giant's profits hit 32.2 billion in 2022. is this simply shameless profiteering or should we be taking a little more of a nuanced look? the opposition even more windfall taxes . but are they

they thought was both portsmouth , but thought was both portsmouth, but it was it was very and they treatedned. that's the first time i took home a book of songs was reading them. the taxi charity for military veterans is celebrating its 75th year run by london. blackjacks key drivers. it's been supporting of veterans since 1948. we look after any veterans that need help. we take them around the uk and now last ten or 15 years we've been taking them back the netherlands and to normandy to pay respects to their fallen comrades who are still there. it gives them a chance to get see their friends again. only veterans what veterans think and how veterans feel. we as taxi drivers and you and me, unless you've walked in their shoes. you have no idea how they feel and how they think. so for them to get back together again with their comrades, it means lot to them. and as the years go by and they get fewer and fewer , it's more. get fewer and fewer, it's more. and more special for them. mervyn writes poems to reflect on his time during the war against normandy . where i was against normandy. where

the portsmouth abbey. and bobby's. how much older? and. well, there was nobody in that school who was ted, right. so. so ted, it was like a junior high and. yeah, ted is seven and everybody else is 12, 13, and ted arrives with his turtle a pet turtle, that's his pet turtle. and the poor turtle dies and that that and the kids to torture ted. you know, ted has a little funeral for turtle and the kids dig it up and they start throwing it around the dorm because, you know, they're 15. they're 14. and ted is is being tortured. he gets it back and sadly. but and in another day in the schoolyard, he's getting beaten up. and bobby walks by and teddy looks at him and says, you know, family loyalty, bro. you know, where are and and bobby says, that's good lesson for you. you got to learn to stick up for yourself. there were some cold moments in his life. i mean, and and it didn't for all of time. oh, yeah. maria shriver was asked about this just. recently about her her upbringing with eunice shriver. and she said, well, i didn't get a lot of love an

hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crew's drinking water system. the ministry of defence said it's taking measures to safeguard personnel. official complaints about energy firms have reached a record high as the cost of living crisis continues to impact bills. figures seen exclusively by the bbc show the number of grievances have gone up more than 50% injust two years. all of this comes at a time when energy suppliers are under intense scrutiny, as dan whitworth reports. as energy bills are sore, so do the number of complaints being made. a customer can take their case to the energy ombudsman after the first complaint to their supplier. 105,000 complaints were registered with the ombudsman last year, up from fewer than 70,020 20. most complained about topics? bills, switching suppliers and customer service. debbie expected an energy bill of around 300— £350 just before christmas only to see british gas take nearly £1200 from her bank account instead. not once but twice. it's been the most worrying stressful time. the impact

carmen solana is the director of crisis and disaster management at the university of portsmouth. have to happen in the first few hours. absolutely. the first 2a hours are vital. within 42 hours the number of people found alive decreases enormously. especially with the low temperatures we are seeing. from then onwards in the next days by day four of five likely of finding anybody alive is very low. —— likelihood. this is notjust one city, the effort spreads over huge areas so it's not only urban areas but rural areas that have been affected. just responding to an eventin affected. just responding to an event in such a large space is really challenging. the uk has mobilised a lot of teams to go to respond and i suspect many of them are already on their way or about to arrive in turkey. turkey has a very good response system. it'sjust arrive in turkey. turkey has a very good response system. it's just the capacity, when you look at the huge spaces and all help is important and welcome i suspect.— spaces and all help is important and welcome i suspect. turkey and syria have had many

i'm morning class in portsmouth.ung children to to control their to be able to control their cycles and be aware of the dangers. yes, teach them early cycling proficiency tests and all that sort of thing . 8:28. all that sort of thing. 8:28. keep those thoughts coming . in keep those thoughts coming. in today, the general synod of the church of england will debate the motion of same sex marriage. this follows the recent meeting of the college of bishops to recommend new services of blessings for same sex couples. well ray, addison's been finding out more and he joins us from westminster this morning. good morning to you, ray . fill us in morning to you, ray. fill us in on all the arguments here . yes, on all the arguments here. yes, good morning to you both. as you were saying . a general meeting were saying. a general meeting of the general synod is underway today , started yesterday and today, started yesterday and will continue probably until tomorrow . was the general synod tomorrow. was the general synod debate

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