uh, closer to scandinavia, uh, in russia, in europe, it is also called uh, deer moss, because it is food for reindeer. well also it is also used, of course, medicine. and now the new trend is also used in the decor. that is, in interior design, so to speak, it means that this could be another important point that it is growing, how basic in russia it will even be listed in the red book. he is in some natural e parks nature reserves. eh, there are already special people there. that is, you can’t just come and disrupt it. you need to get a license, that is, they collect it. uh, try to be as careful as possible assemble it so as not to damage its texture and then send it to a special organization, they stabilize it, paint it and then send it. production for decoration mainly uses three types of moss. this is yagel moss , tussock moss and formation moss, and formation moss is the flies that grows on the territory of our country, i saw it grows somewhere on stones and in swamps, that is. well , such a flat flat cut, let's say, that is, but it is used in the composition in no way put an emphas

we'll have a look at raw materials mining in scandinavia. and portugal is moving away from fossil fuels. but the countries energy transition isn't quite as clean as i'm crystal. welcome to the program. it seems like nothing is to distract from gigi pings moments. china on monday delayed the release of 3rd quarter growth figures along with other economic indicators expected this week. the likely reason, while the 20th the congress of china's communist party is underway in very beijing and deja ping is expected to win a 3rd term as the parties. general secretary amassing more power than any chinese leader since miles of dawn. but to mister, she must take on some difficult tasks, especially the economic instability of the country. the chinese economy is facing extreme turbulence.

i will have a look at raw materials mining in scandinavia. and portugal is moving away from fossil fuels. but the countries energy transition isn't quite as clean as crystal. welcome to the program. it seems like nothing is to distract from gene pings. moment. china on monday, the late release of 3rd quarter growth figures along with other economic indicators expected this week. the likely reason well, the 20th the congress of china's communist party is underway in very beijing and d. g ping is expected to win a 3rd term as the parties. general secretary amassing more power than any chinese leader since miles dawn. but mister, she must take on some difficult tasks, especially the economic instability of the country. the chinese economy is facing extreme turbulence in the 2nd quarter. the economy grew by just 0.4 percent compared with the same period in 2021. the world bank has also lowered forecasts for this year from 5 to 2.8 percent. the biggest reason for this is the government's rigid 0 covert policy. several cities and different regions

but here's that weather front, it's now moving into scandinavia through germany and also through france quite a few isobars here because the low pressure is still close by. well, just to the north—west of us, that means gusty winds pushing in the showers in scotland and northern ireland and there will be a few elsewhere, but predominantly clear spells early on saturday. temperatures will range from 7 in aberdeen to around 12 in the south. here's the forecast for saturday itself, and the picture remains more or less the same. brisk winds out towards the west, occasional showers, some of them quite heavy in scotland and northern ireland, best of the weather the further east and south you are. temperatures will be around 19 in london for a time, but for many of us in the north—west, closer to 13 or 14. now, sunday, another weather front is expected to brush southern parts of the uk, and why�*s that important? well, we've got the london marathon on sunday, and here's the thinking — the rain will probably reach south—western parts of the uk early in the morning, and then it should reach lond

one area of low pressure is pulling away from the uk into scandinavia on monday and pulling away alsofrom it from south east england and east anglia where we will start monday with some outbreaks of rain. elsewhere, there'll be a lot of sunshine first thing, a lot of sunshine will continue. and the blustery conditions, though, across northern and western scotland further showers, may catch one in northern ireland, north west england, north wales, maybe be feeding on the breeze into the north midlands and it will be a cooler feeling day out there. now into tuesday, a ridge of high pressurejust edging in, its influence, being felt the most across southern areas. and with the wind falling light here with clear skies, temperatures are going to drop away. so the coldest to rural parts of southern south east england may well see a touch of frost going into tuesday morning. there may also be a few mist and fog patches around. many places on tuesday with that ridge of high pressure will stay dry. there must be more cloud around, mind you, and a weak weather front will bring the chance of a li

hiding, and there is still cold in scandinavia. this he will soon bring to the center, the real november reality. in the meantime, a non-standard warm stage tomorrow in the center is warmer than expected by more than 5 °, even higher to the west, and in kaliningrad on saturday as much as plus 17 and the heat is not going dry. light rains are applied, but on the middle volga after today's bad weather tomorrow is almost a respite, and the heat will come there in the form of echoes on sunday there will be new portions of rain, then again sleet, because again everything will go towards the cold in the south. now there will be a stage of weather improvement, precipitation is minimizing and the temperature is slightly rising, but only sochi wins in kaliningrad, capitals a little higher in st. petersburg and with rain, it will start to get cold here and there in parallel with sunday, while everyone is watching the weather on ntv dog calmly listen to this as you say, the ship is called captain sharon's ship. it's him. but never here. guys

and then thursday that low pressure is in scandinavia but in its wake we have strong atlantic winds which showers will mostly affect scotland and northern ireland. in fact, the further south you are, the better the weather will be. and with those warm south—westerly winds, for example in london, those days temperatures will not be far off 20 degrees. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. counting is under way in brazil's elections, with the far—right president, jair bolsonaro, facing a strong challenge from his left—wing rival, luiz inacio lula da silva. i'm laura trevelyan. with more than half of the votes now counted, this election is neck and neck and could be heading for a run—off. the indonesian authorities are investigating one of the deadliest football stadium disasters in decades. 125 fans were killed in

scandinavia remains largely free of the firearm violence plaguing america despite high gun ownership. documentarian stanley nelson discusses the enduring relevance of harriet tubman and frederick douglass, plus much more. announcer: this is the "pbs newshour" from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: president biden's executive action today on marijuana convictions and regulations is this administration's most significant action on drug reform. laura baran lopez has more. laura: president biden laid out three steps to and what he called a failed approach. he announced that pardons for past district of columbia convictions for marijuana possession, a call for governors to take the same action for state-level convictions, and he directed federal agencies to review whether marijuana should be classified as one of the most dangerous drugs under federal law. mark osler is a professor at the university of st. paul. out of this announcement, what is the piece of it that could have the biggest impact? >> p

significantly increased the forecast for prices for the population, in general it must be said that in scandinaviah has always stood somewhat apart from the rest of europe , internal communications are now being destroyed in the north of the eu , winter is anxiously awaited, as norway announced that, depending on the weather and other factors , it could limit the export of electricity not only to britain but also to its nearest neighbors. nornickel returning to the market, the company plans to borrow 25 billion rubles. by placing five-year bonds for investors. it's a good opportunity for these issues to yield about 100 basis points higher. the company is also preparing a dollar bond placement, which looks rather unusual in the current environment. however , the volumes, parameters of this release will be announced later. now there is one bond issue of norilsk nickel for 25 billion rubles in circulation. with the maturity in september of the twenty-fourth and five issues of eurobonds, for 3 billion 750 million dollars with redemption in the twenty-second twenty-sixth years and at the end of the iss

the development and how strong will be as it sweeps across us on wednesday, then pushes up toward scandinaviait, brightening up with a scattering of heavy, thundershowers in blustery winds. in terms of that wind speed, these are the average speeds, but you'll notice at the moment, if you're looking at the apple online. but there's the potential for something significantly stronger in terms of gus, may be 70—80 mph on wednesday. more likely they will be that strong but we have to keep an eye on that, there is a potentialfor disruptive winds during wednesday. throughout the rest of the beacon stay quite blustery, charts around, most frequent in the north and west. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... the uk chancellor tries to shore up his government's economic credibility after an embarrasing u—turn on a key budget policy. indonesia sacks a police chief — after one of the world's worst football stadium disasters. at least 32 children were among 125 people who died in the crush. raising the flag, ukrainian forces retake a village, in one of the

, two more cyclones approached the borders of the country, one from the balkans, the other from scandinavia. they are no longer bringing cold weather to russia. and the warming, for example, on wednesday, the approach of atmospheric fronts, was felt by residents chernozems were also noted there. but he no longer sees snow, but in the form of the usual autumn rain. today, these cyclones will continue to capture european russia. one array of frontal clouds will cover the north of the region, and another will spoil the weather in the middle lane and in the south in some places about a quarter of the october volume of moisture will fall, but the rains will pass into the mixed phase only in the volga region at the epicenter of bad weather. it turns out saratov here in the next two days will be wet snow. the temperature is expected to be plus one plus three degrees, and in total over the next 48 hours, about 15 mm of precipitation will fall at the local weather station. this is almost half of the monthly norm, but for most of european russia the forecast is still positive today and warming tomorr

life in scandinavia for the russian wife of a local war correspondent ends when one day her son did not return home from school, oleg lukichev's camera will not get tired of watching the transformation of paradise life into hell. the family falls into the trap of local laws. when it is easy to separate parents and children. but to return the child to the family is almost impossible to detect their emotions. this is not comme il fou. in general, this is forbidden, because if you cry, you are mentally unstable, when on the contrary, in general, everything is normal sane psychologists. they say it's okay to cry. i'm not bad when a child is taken away from a mother. it's kind of very weird. yes. here, she must somehow courageously accept so to speak. well, pick up these priority are the rights of the child. in case of violation of the rights of the parents' children, the child protection service is obliged to monitor and conduct an investigation, during which the child is placed instead of temporary residence upon reaching the state, and boretsky informs you of calls and meetings. this stor

and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenlandon coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland, too, it remains mild. the high teens for the south and the southeast of the country, mid—teens for scotland and northern ireland. let's have a look at the outlook into next week because, if anything, it might turn even warmer. for example, in london, middle of next week, temperatures could reach 20 celsius. the average for this time of the year is closer to around iii celsius. have a good weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the contest to become the uk's next prime minister heats up — with senior conservative penny mordaunt becoming the first to throw her hat into the ring possible rivals include the former finance minister, rishi sunak, and previous prime minister borisjohnson — but both have yet to enter the race officially. donald trump's former adviser steve bannon is sentenced to four months in jail for refusing to co—operate with the capitol rio

there are grounds assume that drug trafficking from scandinavia controls for 3-4 years.t about the captain? dry-cargo ship captain ilya sergeevich novitsky , born in the 56th year, well, here the classic scheme became a captain 47 years late came to the ship as a chief mate 2 years worked as subordinate to toropov but when he became captain, it was already too late to rummage, so he is also with them. well, most likely he pretends that he doesn’t know anything, and why would they go by steam locomotive for the plan, they need further dubrovin david yakovlevich, born in the fifty-ninth year representative of the declarant cargo assistant. be careful quietly. yes, an assistant came to help, although i am the second. mikhalych explain the captain. leave us to set aside, i will ask strangers to leave the captain's bridge, andrey mikhailovich, take care of the performance of your direct duties. mikhailovich went out. take your place. this is your last flight, we have drugs worth millions on board and don’t pretend that you don’t know anything, second assistant of the tugarins

true, this heat flow will dry up rather quickly in the middle of next week from scandinavia to the center country an anticyclone crest will break through, carrying another wave of frosts, for example, in moscow in the coming days the temperature regime is slightly warmer than usual during the day, up to plus eight ten on sunday and monday light rains, and from tuesday to central russia is a new round of the arctic invasion in the vicinity of the capital. precipitation carpets can turn into snow, the night temperature will drop to zero -2, and during the day the thermometers will not rise above plus five six, that's all for today, be interested in the weather, goodbye. pulse fuel ensured engine cleanliness reduces atmospheric emissions protects the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. how much war and pestilence and rebellion and external storms shook russia in the spring, look everything is worth it russia cannot be understood with the mind with a common yardstick. she has a special place in russia, you can only believe. yes, they are russian characters,

i want to check out a city that is usually overrun in summer, but visitors from germany and scandinavia today, i want to discover get dance with you. a port city on the baltic coast in the north of poland. when a good dance has a special meaning, not only for poland, but for the whole of europe. do you want to know more you can't tell by looking at scenic dance, that it's city, mark by fate. what happened to the city change europe? well, the whole world, the 1st things 1st ah, if you love last places, you have to check out the former good zones shipyard. i will take you to a place of world history a day by the sea, no problem, and then it has its own seaside resort support. ah ah, i spoke to city tour with sebastian and i blurt out the harsh reality. suggested if i take a look around, they are not that many tourists is, is poland, is the tourism and poland effected by the war and ukraine? is that the reason? yes, no, the 1st there is going to is because it's still not like the full season, but yes, you have to remember that we have the war next to our borders. so it had to effect for th

west of scotland close to the area of scotland close to the area of low pressure sitting across scandinaviaasant in england and wales, highs of 17 or 18 degrees, lots of sunshine, bit more cloud further north, temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west, through sunday, the next area of windy weather moves in, for much of central and southern eastern england, part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about, further north and west it will be wetter and windy, some heavy rain at times here. temperatures around the low teens for most. that doesn't last long because as we move into next week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to the high pressure, before more wet and windy weather moves later in the week. next week starts off fine, pleasant in central and southern areas, make the most of it bit —— before it turns unsettled again. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi.

dry up rather quickly in the middle of next week , an anticyclone crest will break through from scandinaviaof the country, bringing with it another wave of frosts, for example, in moscow in the coming days the temperature regime is slightly warmer than usual during the day to plus eight ten on sunday and monday light rains , and since tuesdays in central russia, a new round of the arctic invasion in the vicinity of the capital is short-lived. can turn into snow at night the temperature will drop to zero -2, and during the day the thermometers will not rise above plus five six. that's all for today, take an interest in the weather, goodbye, high-tech pulse fuel keeps the engine clean, reduces emissions in the atmosphere, protects the lungs of our cities. fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. since the end of the cold war , the 141 un states have come together in a general assembly to make russia pay. this is our unequivocal message to russia. to reach in position things what if the americans reveal ahead of time really? i didn't know what a nuclear explosion was, the dog had to

one area of low pressure pulling off towards scandinavia and another queueing up to move in from they across eastern england but also generally a story of more cloud, rain on and off and quite windy conditions. by saturday afternoon, i think we move into brighter skies with showers for scotland and northern ireland. east anglia and the south—east at the moment escaping the wet weather until after dark the front will tend to whisk through into the small hours of sunday only for us to see another low pressure centre coming in from the atlantic for sunday. perhaps the rain not quite so coherent for sunday so breezy conditions, sunny spells for most areas but a chance of localised show is developing as well and some of those will be on the punchy outside. blood pressure looks like we'll be sticking around for monday as well. the reason i am not showing you child support next week is because we have high uncertainty and the focus is going from one extreme to the other. it could be low pressure or high—pressure dominating. that definitely would be something to stay in tuneful, the forecast

but here's that weather front, it's now moving into scandinavia through germany and also through franceo the north—west of us, that means gusty winds pushing in the showers in scotland and northern ireland and there will be a few elsewhere, but predominantly clear spells early on saturday. temperatures will range from 7 in aberdeen to around 12 in the south. here's the forecast for saturday itself, and the picture remains more or less the same. brisk winds out towards the west, occasional showers, some of them quite heavy in scotland and northern ireland, best of the weather the further east and south you are. temperatures will be around 19 in london for a time, but for many of us in the north—west, closer to 13 or 14. now, sunday, another weather front is expected to brush southern parts of the uk, and why�*s that important? well, we've got the london marathon on sunday, and here's the thinking — the rain will probably reach south—western parts of the uk early in the morning, and then it should reach london, it looks as though the rain will clear by the time we get to the afternoon. so

north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinavialeasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday. the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure, so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some heavy rain at times here, so that'll impact the temperatures — around the low teens, i think, for most. that doesn't last long either because we you move into next week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to a ridge of high pressure, before more wet and windy weather moves in later in the week. so, we start next week off on a fine note for many. very pleasant in central and southern areas with a good deal of sunshin

flow will dry up rather quickly in the middle, next week a grill cyclone will break through from scandinaviahe country, bringing with it another wave of frosts, for example, in moscow in the coming days the temperature regime is slightly warmer than usual during the day up to plus eight ten on sunday and monday, light rains, and from tuesdays of central russia, a new round of the arctic invasion in the vicinity of the capital, short-term precipitation can turn into snow, the temperature drops to zero -2, and in the afternoon the thermometers. will rise above plus five six on this today, all be interested in the weather. goodbye. pulse fuel ensures engine cleanliness reduces atmospheric emissions protects the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. sergei shoigun, awarded the heroes of the special military operation, the ceremony was held at the national center for defense control, an officer who showed courage in carrying out combat missions was awarded the title of hero of russia and awarded gold medals. natalia solovyova will tell the story of their exploits

and then thursday that low pressure is in scandinavia but in its wake we have strong atlantic winds whichh those warm south—westerly winds, for example in london, those days temperatures will not be far off 20 degrees. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. counting is under way in brazil's elections, with the far—right president, jair bolsonaro, facing a strong challenge from his left—wing rival, luiz inacio lula da silva. i'm laura trevelyan. with more than 20% of the votes now are tallied, people here are watching the results are very closely indeed. the indonesian authorities are investigating one of the deadliest football stadium disasters in decades. 125 people were killed after police fired tier gas at fans, causing a stampede.

maybe you think of japan or scandinavia, but you know, the popular swedish home furnishings company, the one with all that, particularly all the storage solutions. well, most of its products sold in which country something that struck me when i moved here is the practically every german household seems to have a variation on this furniture items that way even collector can be orderly. an important point of order in the home is rubbish. germans take transportation very seriously. you should separate paper, flatbed, organic waste of the healthways garden way round glass green glove, white glove bottles that deposit to them and electric waist. oh, and battery order is particularly important for people who live in a shed building a cluttered hallway, mess the laundry room, or a bad record. a show 5 ways to make enemies with the neighbors. the buildings house order rules will often stipulate which part of the stand you're responsible for cleaning. who puts the bins out and who's responsible for keeping the patient outside or clearing it? no. this way, the ins and south west germany, even

we've got an area of low pressure which is spinning up across the uk, will quickly move on towards scandinavia to those parts that will actually begin wednesday dry. and then, following on behind, it will be sunshine and blustery showers. this is how things look at 6am — it'll be a wet night in northern ireland across much of scotland. some heavier rain at this stage, wales, northwest england. look how mild it is, though, through wales and england in particular as the day begins. now, quite quickly, the rain out of northern ireland, it'll be out of much of scotland by the end of the morning. brighter sky's following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales, northern and western england should be turning drier into the afternoon with sunny spells, chance of a shower. and through the afternoon, a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the southeast. after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some of the wind gusts — there'll be stronger ones through irish sea co

showers affecting the north and west of scotland, close to the area of low pressure sitting across scandinaviay pleasant in england and wales, lots of sunshine, bit more cloud further north, temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long through sunday, next area of wet and windy weather moves in the north and west. part two of the weekend will be nice in that south, with a lot of dry, sunny and usable weather. further north and west it will be wetter and windier, heavier rain at times. as we move into next week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to the ridge of high pressure, before more wet and windy weather moves later in the week so weather moves later in the week so we start next week off on a fine note, a good deal of sunshine around, variable cloud, and then it has unsettled again. —— and then it turns unsettled again. this is bbc news. the headlines: a gunman has killed 38 people— including at least 22 children — at a nursery school in thailand. the suspect — a recently dismissed police officer — killed himself and his family. children as young as two were amon

that heads to scandinavia, we are left with this form of west to south—westerly winds, windy again onrth of england. it is mainly northern areas of the uk that will see showers, perhaps longer spells of rain on the strong winds. further south, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, still warm, 19 or 20 degrees in the south—east. we end the week on a similar note, perhaps not quite as windy but again, wetter weather coming into scotland, northern ireland, northern england and into wales. it still looks generally dry though in the midlands and towards the south—east with temperatures 18 or 19 degrees. we still have some quite mild air across the uk for the start of the weekend. there is some colder airjust waiting in the north and we could get a bit of that for the second half of the weekend. as the wind direction changes, we get more of a north to north—westerly wind around that area of high pressure and then the latest run of the model takes an area of low pressure down across northern areas monday and into tuesday, perhaps limiting that colder air to the far north and keeping mu

north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinaviaweather on saturday. very pleasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday, the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure. so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some heavy rain at times here so that'll impact the temperatures — around the low teens, i think for most. that doesn't last long either because as you move into next week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to a ridge of high pressure before more wet and windy weather moves in later in the week. so we start next week off on a fine note for many, very pleasant in central and southern areas with

saturday, as the last few nights. showers affecting the north and the west of scotland closer across scandinaviatter and windier, i think, for most. week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to a ridge of high pressure, before more wet and windy weather moves in later in the week. so, we start next week off on a fine note for many. very pleasant in central and southern areas with a good deal of sunshine around, variable cloud, but make the most of it before it turns unsettled again. hello. this is bbc news. i am ben boulos with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and the world. the uk will offer up to 100 new licenses to drill for oil and gas in the north sea. but after the national grid warns households could face blackouts if the energy crisis escalates. one industry boss as people need to cut the amount of power they use. i need to cut the amount of power the use. ~' ,, �* need to cut the amount of power the use. ~ i. �* , they use. i think you'd be really helpful, _ they use. i think you'd be really helpful, as - they use. i think you'd be really helpful, as i

he connected with scandinavia and byzantium but as it were understood, bald mountain is a witness tohe past years. now here is the tourist excursion complex, made in the style of ancient slavic folk wooden architecture. it is a log building in the form of observation and watchtowers , for which the ancient slavs are definitely not ashamed. modern shklov the heir of the very city that was founded in the 18th century by count chortorsky, but if you think about it, it carries the memory of the old settlements where the princess was in charge olga baptized the inhabitants, prince vladimir , the ambitious khatkeviches built the castle, and ivan the terrible, united in three stages, small shklov, with his army, passed many more amazing secrets. come and discover this city for yourself. yulia pertsova is with you on the news air now. hello. the work of the light industry of the bellekhprom and today was discussed in the palace of independence. the report was invited to a wide range of participants. give an objective assessment of work in the foreign and domestic markets, focus on the state

you have what is the western passive wells to i went to whether making its way across to ward sir scandinavia say some very heavy rain setting in across at western side of norway, kidley to summer flooding snow over the higher ground there. that way, weather sweeps its way across into sweden. some disturbed weather to its east and past nice celsius there for moscow. 13 in case we should see temples picking up here over the next couple of days by the south. generally try and fight if a little on the cloudy side for one or 2 spots and where to weather down towards the se, honey things a little cooler here over the next few days. still some sharp showers there across the western side of the med, around the valley. eric's eastern parts of spain still in ri, wet and windy weather, coming into our northern ali, did western parts of scott at a particular ad also into norway. as we go on into thursday, northern areas of algeria also saying some sharp shares easily waste bringing some very heavy right across a good part of west africa. the weather sponsored by cattle anyways, jumping to the stream whe

thursday the low pressure as in scandinavia but in its wake, strong atlantic winds continue to push inmperature will be not far off 20, goodbye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. britain mourned the death of queen elizabeth in ways that combined the intimate and the personal with the grand and ceremonial. for most of us, of course, death and grief remain a very private affair. an irreversible, life altering shock when we lose someone close for which there is no guide or preparation. my guest today is the one time pop star turned church of england vicar, the reverend richard coles,

getting fairly heavy in the western side of scotland, this whole system eventually and the up in scandinavia. but not until later in the weekend as inducing that suddenly breeze, which means of course, everything's being caught and certainly breathe, that tends to be quite warm. so temperatures are several degrees above average, everywhere from spain, right across the balcony, and the heart of europe. as you can see, there's not much rain around to change things in the picture continues on saturday . that rain just catching the edge of portugal. and spite attempts is typically $5.00 to $7.00 degrees above average in some places, more than that, particularly in the mediterranean, leaving europe for africa, the rains all going south with the sunshine, but still as far north as guinea bizarro, for example, where we seen flooding coastal don or a particular nigeria are sto cheryl around here, but further north is now dryer and dusty the reins of heading cyrus. i'm because it's spring, we see more rain in the countries of southern africa, which suppresses the recently high temperatures. ah ah ah