what was going on in scandinavia at the time? there was a number of a number of factors. i mean, there were there were issues with. denmark at war in germany and there was also issues around famine. and one of the big drivers was interesting was actually vaccinations that decreased the infant mortality rate and created much larger families. and you've been to norway. i mean, it's hard soil and hardscrabble farming. so when you had one one son to him, the property down to it was. all right. but if you had eight or ten children surviving, then all of a sudden that form very, very, very small, very quickly. so a lot of second, third or fourth children ended up, making the jump to north america because canada also received a lot of a lot of immigrants from the scandinavian and nordic regions. garrison keillor to joke that they went to minnesota because it was just as cold and the ground was just as awful as it was back in norway. but you mentioned the homestead act. yeah. again, i think you know, one of the there was a great deal of marketing a scandinavian ship lines trying

high pressure sitting across scandinavia is what will bring the dry weather and also mean easterly windsweek you start to see things becoming a little livelier towards the south—east. for the here and now, though, the easterly breeze bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk from the north sea, through the night, some quite grey starts initially across the eastern half of the uk. brightest first thing in the west. overnight lows somewhere between 4—8 c and on tuesday the highs are still across scandinavia, the easterly wind is still affecting the southern half of the uk, a little weather system out in the north sea ushering in some thicker cloud later in the day, but much of the early mist and murk will burn off and through the middle of the day i think almost wall—to—wall sunshine. come the afternoon the thick cloud into the south—east and it could produce one or two scattered showers. why is that easterly wind so cold in particular at this time of year? down to the temperature in the north sea. you are basically feeding in their from the top of the north sea which is pretty cold t

high pressure to cross scandinavia is what will bring the dry weather but also will mean easterly windse uk and that is a chilly direction at this time of year. by the end of the week, he the ceiling is becoming a little livelier towards the south—east. forthe little livelier towards the south—east. for the here and now, the easterly breeze, bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk of the north sea, through the night, some quite grey starts initially across the east and half of the uk. brightest first thing in the west, overnight lows somewhere between four and 8 degrees. 0n overnight lows somewhere between four and 8 degrees. on tuesday, heiss still across scandinavia, easterly winds are still affecting the southern half of the uk, a little weather system in the uk in the north sea, ushering in thick cloud later in the day. but much of the early missed will burn off and ljy the early missed will burn off and by the middle of the day almost wall—to—wall sunshine. come the afternoon, take a cloud into the south—east and it could produce one or two showers. why is that easterly when

the centre of the high, though, is going to be across scandinavia on monday.erly breeze, but there will still be some cloud around, i think, on monday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland, some western parts of england and wales. but clearer, drier air is coming in on that easterly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise, we're getting a few more isobars on the chart, an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland, because we

high pressure still across scandinavia as we look at wednesday and thursday.outh for southern counties of england on wednesday, and favouring the south—west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coast but towards the west and with the shelter, top temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. then for the rest of the week, it's kind of all downhill from thursday onwards. becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist vladimir karen moser is sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies with nearly 100 people killed and hundreds more injured. the uk prime minister is being investigated by parliament's standards commission pa rliament�*s standards commission over a parliament's standards commission over a child care for his wife has shares in. and here is a story, why is thi

high pressure still across scandinavia as we look at wednesday and thursday.r southern counties of england on wednesday, and favouring the south west later in the afternoon but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the coast but towards the west and with the shelter, top temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. for the rest of the week, it's kind of all downhill from thursday onwards, unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time the weekend. the billion dollar showdown, the voting showdown between them and fox news has been delayed amid speculation of a settlement. i'm michelle fleury with the latest promise of the courthouse in delaware where the trial was due to today. and making a move in mobile gaming, the japanese giant sega agrees to buy angry birds maker for $750 million.

high pressure still across scandinavia as we look at wednesday and thursday, still some little bits andhe north sea, chances of some showers further south across the southern counties of england on wednesday and favouring the south—west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north, again on the cooler side along the length of north sea coast, but towards the west and with a shelter, top temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. then for the rest of the week, it's all downhill from thursday onwards, unsettled in the south, through friday and then rain reading to modes part of the uk in time for the weekend. today at one in moscow: 25 years in prison for a russian—british critic of president putin — found guilty of treason. vladimir kara—murza has spoken out against russia's war with ukraine — and received the longest sentence yet of any opponent of the government. for one of the kremlin's most vocal critics, the maximum possible sentence. a quarter of a century behind bars. and that sends a chilling message to anyone thinking of taking on the kremlin. also on the p

high pressure still across scandinavia as we look at wednesday and thursday.ter in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coast but towards the west and with the shelter, top temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. then for the rest of the week, it's kind of all downhill from thursday onwards. becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc news: the russian operative opposition activist vladimir kara—murza is sentenced to 25 years for treason. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies — with nearly 100 people killed — and hundreds more injured. we'll hear from the uk health secretary live in the house of commons on the inductrial action being taken by health workers. 1,000,000,000-dollar 1,000,000,000—dollar defamation trial between dominion, the voting systems firm, and fox news has been delayed by a day. and no—go — elon musk�*s space x — has cancelled

and that chilly atmosphere spreads right across the uk and into the continent, into scandinavia as wellr will reach us, but not until later next week. so, here's the outlook for this weekend. chilly mixed bag on the way, that chilly air relatively for the time of the year is with us until wednesday, then from thursday, should warm up. bye— bye. hello. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us supreme court blocks new restrictions set by lower courts on a widely used abortion pill. western allies meet in germany to discuss further backing for ukraine. the uk's deputy prime minister — resigns — following an inquiry into bullying allegations. hello. with me is our correspondentjess parker. while correspondent jess parker. a while correspondentjess parker. a legal appeal against its while a legal appeal against its use is still being considered. the

the centre of the high, though, is going to be across scandinavia on monday.re will still be some cloud around, i think, on monday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland, some western parts of england and wales. but clearer, drier air is coming in on that easterly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise, we're getting a few more isobars on the chart, an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland, because we often have high pres

across scandinavia.a coast, because essentially, you're just fetching air in that's been cooled down by those north sea waters. and at this time of year, they are only around 8 degrees. we will see, i think, a bit more cloud across the the south—east and east anglia pooled across from the near continent come the afternoon. highs here ofjust 12 and with the chance of the odd shower developing through the afternoon. that whole area of cloud marked up as a little weather feature here will transfer further west on the easterly wind to the south of our high for wednesday. so, a bit more cloud initially on wednesday, perhaps across the midlands, wales and for the south—west of england. on and off through the day, there mayjust be the odd light shower. again with that wind, eastern counties, particularly coastal regions, struggling with the temperatures. towards the west as well, just a shade cooler, i think, than it was to start the week. but we are looking at temperatures in many spots reaching the low—to—mid

the centre of the high, though, is going to be across scandinavia on monday.think, on monday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland, some western parts of england and wales. but clearer, drierair is coming in on that easterly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise, we're getting a few more isobars on the chart, an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland, because we often have high pressure sitting towards this part of europ

the centre of the high, though, is going to be across scandinavia on monday.reeze or a southerly breeze but there'll still be some cloud around, i think, on monday, particularly across scotland, northern ireland, some western parts of england and wales but clearer, drier air is coming in on that easterly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise. we're getting a few more isobars on the chart — an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland be

the centre of the high, though, is going to be across scandinavia on monday.ill be some cloud around, i think, on monday, particularly across scotland, northern ireland, some western parts of england and wales but clearer, drier air is coming in on that easterly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise. we're getting a few more isobars on the chart — an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland because we often have high pressure sitting t

and that chilly atmosphere spreads right across the uk and into the continent, into scandinavia as wellather will reach us, but not until later next week. so, here's the outlook for this weekend. chilly mixed bag on the way, that chilly air relatively for the time of the year is with us until wednesday, then from thursday, should warm up. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the us supreme court rules in favour of access to a widely—used abortion pill. a legal appeal against its use is considered. fighting in sudan continues despite agreement for a ceasefire. and the uk's deputy prime minister resigns following an inquiry into bullying allegations. and secrets beneath the sea: a previously unknown coral reef is discovered after thousands of years. hello and welcome to the programme. i'm vishala sri—pathma.

high pressure still across scandinavia in wednesday and thursday.thwest later on into the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again, courtside, but towards the west, the top temperatures in the mid—teens. forthe west, the top temperatures in the mid—teens. for the rest of the week, it's kind of all downhill from thursday on works, becoming unsettled in the south and rain spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london. this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist — vladimir karamurza — is sentenced to 25 years in jail. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies — with nearly a hundred people killed — and hundreds more injured. a billion—dollar defamation trial — between dominion — the voting systems firm and fox news has been delayed by a day. the uk prime minister rishi sunak — says he's happy to cooperate with a parliamentary standards investigation over a childcare firm, his wife has shares in. no—go — elon musk�*s space x — has cancelled the launch — of its mammoth rocket �*

perhaps the welsh marches tuesday though there's the high across scandinavia easterly breeze again acrossday, perhaps a bit hanging back around some of the north sea coast, but a lot of sunshine essentially taking us into tuesday afternoon. that wind off the north sea, though, will keep things feeling chilly across eastern counties and particularly adjacent to the north sea coast, because essentially you're just fetching air in that's been cooled down by those north sea waters. and at this time of year, they are only around eight degrees. we will see, i think, a bit more cloud across the south, east and east anglia pooled across from the near continent come the afternoon, highs here ofjust 12. and with the chance of the odd shower developing through the afternoon, that whole area of cloud marked up as a little weather feature here will transfer further west on the easterly end to the south of our high for wednesday. so a bit more cloud initially on wednesday perhaps across the midlands, wales and for the south west of england. on and off through the day there may just be the odd light sho

tuesday, though, there's the high across scandinavia.quite early on in the day, perhaps a bit hanging back around some of the north sea coasts, but a lot of sunshine essentially taking us into tuesday afternoon. that wind off the north sea, though, will keep things feeling chilly across eastern counties and particularly adjacent to the north sea coast, because essentially, you're just fetching air in that's been cooled down by those north sea waters, and at this time of year, they are only around 8 degrees. we will see, i think, a bit more cloud across the south—east and east anglia pooled across from the near continent come the afternoon. highs here ofjust 12 and with the chance of the odd shower developing through the afternoon. that whole area of cloud marked up as a little weather feature here will transfer further west on the easterly wind to the south of our high for wednesday. so, a bit more cloud initially on wednesday, perhaps across the midlands, wales and for the south—west of england. on and off through the day, there mayjust

we had earlier on are getting drawn away into the north sea as that low pressure heads towards scandinavia lighter, temperatures are falling quite sharply. it'll be a cold start to tuesday. lowest temperatures, scotland and northern ireland, “4 or —5 celsius. so, a frosty start for much of the country on tuesday. but it should be a bright and sunny one. as is quite typical for this time of the year, through the morning, as temperatures rise, the cloud will bubble up. in the afternoon, it spreads out and it becomes increasingly cloudy. very few showers around, mind you, most of them in the north of scotland — again, a touch wintry over the hills — but the winds are a lot lighter here and we'll have light winds elsewhere as well. those temperatures ranging from 7 degrees in northern scotland to only 12 celsius in the south—east of england. so colder weather is in place, these weather fronts trying to move up from the south—west, making very little progress. we are going to see more cloud coming in overnight into wednesday, so the frost is going to be more limited to scotland and northern eng

now, high pressure dominates the scene over the next few days, sitting across scandinavia, bringing thisars on the chart mean that easterly wind picks up and we'll start to see these weather fronts rolling in off the near continent, bringing outbreaks of rain, particularly for england and wales, whereas further north it should tend to stay largely dry. now for tuesday morning, we'll start off with a bit of low cloud mist, but that should tend to burn away. many places will see a sunny day, but we'll see thicker cloud for southern and southeastern areas. and the breeze will be stronger, noticeably cooler, i think, across the board, but certainly down north sea coast. that's because the sea temperatures are pretty low at this time of year, seven or eight degrees. so it will feel cool immediately on the north sea coast, head further inland and again, we're close to the mid—teens, some of the highest temperatures for western scotland, up to the high teens there. so as we move out of tuesday day through the night, we'll start to see further low clouds and mist the rolling in off the north sea

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we've still got high pressure building down from scandinavia, keeping it dry, but around that area oftemperatures not expected to be quite so high, but certainly an improvement on what we've seen over the past few days. over the week ahead there's a lot of dry weather with some sunshine at times. live from london. this is bbc news. a 21—year—old man is expected to appear in a boston court later over a major leak of classified us documents. protests in france — as the highest legal body will decide whether president macron's pension reforms can become law. president biden concludes his visit to ireland by returning to his roots in county mayo. and left off, the european space agency launches the satellite that will look for life on jupiter's moons. hello, i'm sarah campbell.

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the allegation has been made in a documentary produced by public broadcasters in scandinavia and finlandships have been touring the coastline around norway, denmark and sweden, often disguised as fishing or scientific research trawlers. their real purpose is alleged to be marking out sites that russia could sabotage in the event of a conflict with nato countries. one of the ships has also been spotted in british waters, as our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports. we're filming everything on the ship. we're filming in turns. i can see crew members walking around on the deck. this is the moment the journalists find their target. they've been tracking a russian ship called the admiral vladimirsky. officially, it's an underwater research vessel. in reality, they say, it's spying for the kremlin. the men on deck are masked and armed. for their own safety, the journalists make a quick retreat. their investigation tracked the ship late last year, as it headed across the north sea to the moray firth in scotland. it lingered at this huge wind farm, then headed south to another. it th

could get temperatures over 20 degrees late last next week but we have high pressure building from scandinaviawith it an easterly wind which will be quite strong. it will keep it cool around some north sea coasts. the highest temperatures will be further west. could make 18 or 19 degrees into next week, and for much of the time it will be dry with some sunshine. darren, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm qasa alom, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the billiejean king cup is about to begin — can great britain's women upset the odds again? injury problems for manchester united — a key player ruled out after their neightmare finish to thursday's europa league game. flying the flag for gb at the world transplant games. ryan snell, he received a kidney from his mum at the age of three, goes for gold in australia. it the age of three, goes for gold in australia. , . australia. it is giving me a life i never knew _ australia. it is giving me a life i never knew

choice but to bypass the area of ​​high pressure, for example, through the north, the whirlwind from scandinaviarecipitation in karelia in the arkhangelsk region in some places it can reach sleet in the north-west of precipitation of speech is not yet coming. here the air warms up to 20 degrees celsius, the same in the center in the chernozem region and in the volga region. almost everywhere the weather is identical, plus 19-20. but in yoga, the temperature does not reach the climatic norm, the indicators are low in sochi tomorrow +15, while it will rain in places with thunderstorms in st. petersburg tomorrow up to twenty and without precipitation in moscow there is still no rain and also up to 22 heat.

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this year to scandinavia, to germany and the netherlands. and this has a lot of expectations to live up to a lot of varied and challenging conditions that the car has to perform. and we don't all live in sunny beach towns. but we all eventually moving to new energy vehicles. so with that, as introduced the route which dorothy hop in in the northeast corner of china. west of us is mongolia in the east, in north korea. and 1500 kilometers up north is our destination mawha. a beloved tourist spot in china is spice of the optic conditions. because this is one of the few places where you can sometimes see the northern life. and i've always wanted to experience that with this is the hub in siberian tiger pod and it's feeding type. now is important to remember that these siberian tigers in front me right here, which are massive or native to the area that we're going in the north. the china as a brown bed. so this is not a place you want to run out of electric juice, l 7 however, it has, it's covered in 2 ways. the 1st is we need power where little

how do you think it is to introduce the pagan cult of calluses in scandinavia, so to speak., if you focus people on the scandinavian bonus, then they will be more militant, they will go deeper. yes, they began to dig into history and separate the ukrainian people. as they said, this is a separate nation from the russian people, as a separate nation, they needed to find a pretext, and this pretext they began to look for religion. this is the splitting of the movement, which it already had under yushchenko, it became stronger, because that the first, of course, was kravchuk well, here is yushchenko yes, but in the fourteenth year, she already went there, manipulation through vera that takes place in ukraine as a training ground to take away from us. the concept of orthodoxy as such and put everything on the rails i understood for a long time, well, more of a christian after all. where is the cross? i don't have your cross. and was. well, there are houses, there are houses. i didn’t carry you with me, the last one is on fire. faith is often used by bad people for various purpos

this year to scandinavia, to germany and the netherlands. and this has a lot of expectations to live up to. a lot of varies and challenging conditions that the car has to perform and we don't all live in sunny beach towns. but we all eventually moving to new energy vehicles. so with that, as introduce the route we're starting in hop in, in the northeast corner of china. west of us is mongolia and the east it north korea on 1500 kilometers up north is our destination mawha. a beloved tourist school in china is spice that we ought to conditions. because this is one of the key places where you can sometimes see the northern life. and i've always wanted to experience that with this is the hub in siberian tiger pod and it's feeding time. now is important to remember that these iberian tigers in front of me right here, which are my, the native to the area that we're going in the north, the china as a brown bed. so this is also place you want to run out of electric juice. b l 7 however, new has is covered in 2 ways. the 1st is we need power, where