and consider the politics of lawns in scots dale. even though most are residential water is used outside the home, the same city cutting the tap to neighboring rio verde hasn't issued any watering restrictions on itself. but none of that would solve the problem, not even cutting off all water to every home in arizona would solve the problem because 70% of the state's water is used for farming. >> farmers want to be here, and they're going to do everything they possibly can to hang on and stay here. >> reporter: but the politic of cutting water to farmers like nancy haywood aren't easy either. in many cases they have the oldest water rights in the region and have already been taking cuts. >> we don't want to start depending on other countries for our food and fiber. >> reporter: even understanding that, it does seem like there might be another part of the country where it'd be easier and more sensible to plant crops. >> try to plant your cabbage, everything in minnesota, nobody's going to get salads, you know? >> reporter: this all ta

if the scots to leave.s voted to stay and rest of the uk stay and the rest of the uk wanted leave, would wanted to leave, they would still leave. the only way they would stay if scots would stay is if the scots wanted and the rest of wanted to stay and the rest of the country wanted them to stay. now reason why i want the now the reason why i want the whole the to have vote on whole the uk to have a vote on this is we also this is because we also subsidise scots through the subsidise the scots through the barnett like, barnett formula. they're like, you don't, don't you you know, we don't, we don't you take north oil from us, but we do. that's a fact. so i think should have a stake in this conversation. frankly, i'm conversation. and frankly, i'm getting tired this getting a bit tired of this whingeing moaning the whingeing and moaning from the scottish they had whingeing and moaning from the s

most scots don't want it.t dilutes what it means to be a woman, which i must say, i find thoroughly, thoroughly offensive. it women and offensive. it puts women and girls in danger, it puts the girls in danger, and it puts the rights of biology cool males above biological women. above those of biological women. absolute madness , in my view. so absolute madness, in my view. so i'll be kicking off the show by asking my panel and you at home. should westminster step up and block lunacy? perhaps block this lunacy? perhaps sensible actually be sensible scots might actually be quite pleased if they did . also, quite pleased if they did. also, rishi sunak's said today the government has acted fairly when it comes to strikes and public sector pay. he's apparently sad and disappointed that strikes are threatening to disrupt christmas. but is the government right to continue to dig in its heels pay looks to me like heels over pay looks to me like they're starting to look a tad out of touch over the whole thing. then ag

but the americans and the scots always said others were involved.hat operation and they've been pursuing him now for a number of years. he was serving a prison sentence, a ten—year prison sentence, for bombing activities against people who were rising up against colonel gaddafi. last month, the american ambassador to libya, richard norland, met senior officials from the government of national unity in tripoli. that was on november 8th. then on the 21st of november, masud's family reported that he'd been kidnapped in tripoli by armed men. they suggested that the government of national unity might be planning to extradite him to the united states. there was something of a backlash to that possibility in libya. there were people from the gnu's justice ministry and also from human rights officials who were saying that the case shouldn't be over and shouldn't be reopened. libya had accepted responsibility and paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have

air hey along to tonight's mark steyn show happy st andrew's day to our scots viewers be worse. could be st david's day . that could be st david's day. that might be a bit of a downer after last night we try to cover the stuff that matters to you . this stuff that matters to you. this show dominic raab being beast to the typing pool doesn't really matter to you. but dominic raab and his colleagues being to the entire country does matter. we have some shocking numbers that testify a total conservative failure on a policy of crucial to the base. and then we have a few less existential for you too just to lighten things up david starkey great historian here as is stat man jamie jenkins , an is stat man jamie jenkins, an indomitable survivor of the hell hole of telford samantha smith is here and my first guest is surviving just about, is here and my first guest is surviving just about , just about surviving just about, just about but no thanks is . majesty's but no thanks is. majesty's government claire hibbs is here. plus the most important part of the show that you what's on your

just to remind you, the scot isi-0_ game. just to remind you, the scot isi-0 to— game.is a very young team, — header from antony, the us is a very young team, the second youngest team, _ young team, the second youngest team, they have six english premier league _ team, they have six english premier league players in their side, so they— league players in their side, so they are — league players in their side, so they are pretty confident it is not over yet. — they are pretty confident it is not over yet, that they could maybe break _ over yet, that they could maybe break through.— break through. keep the faith, everybody- _ break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank _ break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank you, - break through. keep the faith, everybody. thank you, nomia| break through. keep the faith, - everybody. thank you, nomia iqbal, in washington. our europe corresponding, anna holligan, is there in the appropriate colour hat. let's see if we can hear her now. you have to be wear orange to get into any of these kind of establishments. you can still h

rent the car. >>> today a san mateo county judge rejected a new murder trial for scot peterson.rly 20 years ago he was charged of dumping the bodies of his wife, lacey, and their unborn child in the san francisco bay. he says the jury was tainted because they lied about history of abuse. the judge ruled the juror did not have a bias against peterson. one of peterson's attorneys tell cbs news they were disappointed in this ruling that the case isn't over. they have new evidence proving peterson did not murder his wife. >>> three east bay cookie shops have been fined for violating child labor laws. they're all franchises of the company crumbl. they're all facing thousands of dollars in fines now. some of the violations include working teenagers more hours than are allowed. making them operate dangerous ovens and equipment. well crumbl cookie sent us a statement saying they are working to figure out what happened at each of those stores. >>> it has been less than two months since elon musk took over twitter. safe to say a lot has happened. he cut the company in half. he disbanded t

. >>> still ahead tonight, how a bay area judge made her decision to deny scot peterson a new murder trial and also coming up. >> a classic holiday show live you've never seen. the san francisco ballet is getting ready to debut the first ever nutcracker tailored to those with autism and special needs. we'll take you there. >>> the record setting signee. carlos was never introduced. the update on why correa's welcome party was canceled. >>> michelle obama >>> today a san mateo county judge rejected a new murder trial for scot peterson. nearly 20 years ago he was charged of dumping the bodies of his wife, lacey, and their unborn child in the san francisco bay. he says the jury was tainted because they lied about history of abuse. the judge ruled the juror did not have a bias against peterson. one of peterson's attorneys tell cbs news they were disappointed in this ruling that the case isn't over. they have new evidence proving peterson did not murder his wife. >>> three east bay cookie shops have been fined for violating child labor laws. they're all franchises of the company crumbl. t

scot to come out is just really we understand that it doesn't mind if they hit, i so absolutely agreeof course, uh, the alignment that is happening in the world. it actually makes you think very seriously. eh, many. uh, well, in general, all the approaches that the americans have that they impose on us, you know, yes, it turns out that getting out of afghanistan is a brilliant operation. yes, i heard it's great. now we'll show it, because it's, it's just joy. most of all i have such countries as russia china have seen what we have done the last year. he's talked about this and this door many times, but that's the speed efficiency in which so few forces succeeded, but please be safe. which we evacuated is one question. but the way we did it was promised since childhood. how much they put in during transportation is a disaster, which is one of many problems, including suffering. soldiers how did you end this twenty-year war can be argued that russia attacked ukraine because of this. yes, and we attacked no one, well, as for ukraine, you correctly said, because at the beginning there wer

how does it do, the scottish conservatives get the scots back onside ?u know, there's onside? well you know, there's this determination to the people mainly in media have never accepted the scottish conservatives being the second largest party at holyrood , both largest party at holyrood, both in the previous election and indeed the one before that. we are the only party who are quite clear that we will stand up to the snp and stand up for the union. just look at the latest coming from labour. yet more attempts to appease the snp with all sorts of strange schemes and ideas coming from gordon brown . ideas coming from gordon brown. it's the same old stuff. people in scotland. understand that the conservatives in scotland under douglas ross with his team are absolutely determined to stand for scots and for our place in the uk . thank you very much. the uk. thank you very much. russell findlay. i'm off to scotland this weekend so i will enjoy the beautiful scenery. that of course was the scottish parliament for scotland. russell finlay, thank you very much.

compassionate grounds by the scottish government in 2009 and died in libya in 2012 at the americans and scotsd they were saying abu agila masud was one of the people involved in this operation and they have been pursuing him fora number of operation and they have been pursuing him for a number of years. where has abu agila masud been because there were some reports he had been kidnapped in libya. he was servin: a had been kidnapped in libya. he was serving a prison _ had been kidnapped in libya. he was serving a prison sentence, _ had been kidnapped in libya. he was serving a prison sentence, 10 - had been kidnapped in libya. he was serving a prison sentence, 10 years, | serving a prison sentence, 10 years, for bombing activities against people who were rising up against colonel gaddafi. last month the american ambassador to libya met richard norton, senior officials in the government of national unity in tripoli on november the 8th, then on the 21st of november abu agila masud because my family reported he had been kidnapped in tripoli by armed men and they suggested the government of nation

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it's the earliest exit the scot has suffered in the tournament since 2010.fore being knocked out. dobey will face either rob cross or mervyn king in the last 16. earlier in the afternoon, 17th seed jose de sousa staged a remarkable comeback against ryan searle, surviving a match dart at three sets down. the special one took out double two to book his place in the round of 16, where he will face gerywn price. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. novak djokovic is back and training in australia almost a year after he was deported over his covid vaccine status. the nine—time australian open winner had an automatic three—year visa ban overturned in november. america's mikaela shiffrin secured a giant slalom double in austria to claim her 79th world cup victory, moving her within three wins of compatriot lindsey vonn's women's record of 82. she leads the overall world cup standings by 305 points. the nfl and their players union are conducting a review after miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa suffered his third

so now she's standing next to a tall scot and they're claiming some sort of a collegiate affinity. early you've don't know. the early you've been for goes on teeth. been playing for goes on teeth. yeah, that's a lot of teeth. very true . jonathan you have the very true. jonathan you have the daily mail with have tories given up on cutting taxes. yeah. well that was that was fairly wasn't it. when they kicked out liz truss. i think. i think so when . they you know they tried when. they you know they tried to do that, they did a mini budget and nobody was having any of it. they did the thing that's whole thing. right. that's the thing. if you're a conservative government, main, so government, one of your main, so to is to cut tax. that's to speak, is to cut tax. that's a stick cut, put money back into the pockets . those who've the pockets. those who've earned it them . spend it. what's it trust them. spend it. what's what's the one way you to what's the one way you have to have property because have property vote because that's what. that's that's that's what. yes, that's that's con

so now she's standing next to a tall scot and they're claiming some sort of a collegiate affinity. early you've don't know. the early you've been for goes on teeth. been playing for goes on teeth. yeah, that's a lot of teeth. very true . jonathan you have the very true. jonathan you have the daily mail with have tories given up on cutting taxes. yeah. well that was that was fairly wasn't it. when they kicked out liz truss. i think. i think so when . they you know they tried when. they you know they tried to do that, they did a mini budget and nobody was having any of it. they did the thing that's whole thing. right. that's the thing. if you're a conservative government, main, so government, one of your main, so to is to cut tax. that's to speak, is to cut tax. that's a stick cut, put money back into the pockets . those who've the pockets. those who've earned it them . spend it. what's it trust them. spend it. what's what's the one way you to what's the one way you have to have property because have property vote because that's what. that's that's that's what. yes, that's that's con

the 52—year—old scot finished with a checkout of 110 and will now play either england's chris dobey ormuch of the country as we move into the christmas period. some sunshine, few shows as well but it will be some rain to contend with sunday through friday and to the start of christmas eve in this rain will be having persistent across much of the south and she will push and northwards and become confined to this for the positions of the afternoon and will be corridor, bright with some sunshine and if you winter showers across scotland and much milder to the south and sunny spells and if you heavy showers around 12 or 13 degrees and could see across northern hills as the rain band moves early on christmas evening for christmas day, it is milder and strong south—westerly winds and sunshine and chosen a bit of rain in the southeast and boxing day with a bit of cord air across the country and does look like it's going to be short—lived as we move out of boxing day in the run—up to new year and it looks like things will be turning milder again for most of us. bye—bye. welcome to newsday, rep

history we will tell right now hello december 14, 1542 mary stuart, being six days old , became queen of scotser james the fifth died, leaving no other heirs, earl james gammington became regent under her. her relative. a life. mary stuart was filled with intrigue and struggle. she maneuvered between pro-english and pro-french forces in scotland, trying to maintain the unity of a country torn apart by religious contradictions. her. the first husband quickly died, the second was killed by the scottish crown. in the end, she lost her imprisoned in a slate castle in england and from there. she managed to support a conspiracy to assassinate the english queen elizabeth the first for which she was the fate of mary stuart was executed for five centuries, historians and artists are interested in them; they wrote books of paintings operas and films on december 14, 1911, the expedition of the norwegian traveler roald amundsen first reached the south pole of the earth, the group included the russian scientist alexander kuchin off the coast. the antarctica expedition was divided; some of the participants

so i do not think you will see sitting members of congress get off scot-free. that itself is extremely significant for what this committee has done. again, i would note, this is much more than symbolism. because what this committee has done overall was bring pressure on jack smith, the special counsel, doj, and also a reminder to everyone, we had already seen a federal judge say that crimes were likely committed based on what was presented by the committee. so i do not think this week is just symbolism. i do think it is a very significant development. >> well adam schiff agrees with you, apparently. he says look, they must look at the prospect of those who did not pay attention to subpoenas and obey them. he said, let them walk scot-free? does the word subpoena mean anything anymore? that question needs to be put out there. miles, let me ask you what is happening to donald trump. as you know, spent much of this morning targeting the january 6th elect committee, doing so on truth social. in one early post today, he compared what he called the crooked fbi, the so

but that will take an awful of normal scots to, of course it will it. really.ll and i do understand why she's doing it. things are fine as they are and i just wanted to say to ashley, you mean this sort of you know, i mean this sort of like you know like self—identifying, you know either or adam could you either done or adam could you know , live as a woman in theory know, live as a woman in theory who even chickened out on this and go into the nightclub toilet. you were talking about your gym changing your swimming , changing them because they are identifying as a woman based to if the gender recognition that for what i understand which is coming up that's where they would if they would put in there so there would be skype there will be example she when she wants to . but this sets a wants to. but this sets a precedent as well, doesn't it? put them in prison? i'm a father of two daughters and i'm scared. what the future holds. if this happens scotland, creep happens, scotland, it will creep here . and i do want men in here. and i do want men in dresses with ma

it's the earliest exit the scot has suffered in the tournament since 2010.he afternoon, 17th seed jose de sousa staged a remarkable comeback against ryan searle, surviving a match dart at three sets down. the special one took out double two to book his place in the round of 16, where he will face gerywn price. and michael van gerwen is into the fourth round after beating mensur suljovic 4—2. the austrian pulled off a 161 checkout to deny mvg and pull it back to 3—2, but the dutchman took the decisive set. joe cullen also flew through to the next round, beating damon heta 4—0. the university of bath is already home to some of the world's finest sports teams. now the first ever dedicated training facility for the great britain wheelchair fencing team has opened at the site, as cheryl dennis reports. piers and dimitri are world champion wheelchair fencers. with at least 13 gold medals each, this was a close—fought duel. only last week, they were competing at the european championships. they brought home another four gold medals towards their tally. first day, s

have you done what the scots are doing?'ve done is a lot is targeting different kindsl of farms, so we had a dairy project | that we ran for a couple of years, | which we're now looking at howj we can evolve that dairy project into looking at different catchments and looking more around nutrientsl and phosphates as well. it's key having people on the ground to deliver it is so important. - and as i said, that's why. we are looking into notjust external—funded programmes that are temporary, but we're also - looking at our baseline funding with welsh government. - your budgets have gone down about, by a third, i think, since its inception. does it sometimes come down to resources? we would like to do more. we will do more. we can work with others as well. the welsh government has been phasing in new laws to tackle water pollution from farms, and is currently talking to nrw about resources. nrw told us they have yet to receive any funding to enforce those new rules. this is a simple solution around investment and funding into

to our right, mount tumbledown, scots guard.ted to be the first into stanley, so helmets came off, red berets came on, head down, bum up and... ..into stanley. as soon as the argies saw how many of us there were — which was basically a battalion on the ground by the time the helicopter had dropped everybody off — advancing towards the capital, they ran off it, back into stanley. and that was about midday on the 14th ofjune. and great rejoicing. is there a white flag flying? there is a white flag flying over stanley. bloody marvellous. chuckles the argentines had surrendered. after 7a days, the war was won. the long journey home was on the horizon. only now was the cost of the conflict becoming clear to those in the south atlantic and back home. first paragraph to your mum and dad, sad letter to write, because if you don't already know we were on the sir galahad, so far as missing, presumed dead. i was looking for, probably, my best friend for days and days and days after, so we didn't know who had survived and who had died. my p

heavavy rain i in scots valley around 9:30 last night. now, as kari will shortly tell us and as she's been reporting all morning, not much rain expected today, but the trade-off, it's chilly. temperatures so far what we're seeing the 47 and sunny blue skies for a nice little break. kris and laura? >> it looks nice. >>> check out this photo chp in napa shared with us. you can see fresh snow on the roads. snow did fall on highway 29 over the weekend. >> we know that we are still in a drought, but with all of this rain you have to wonder, how are we doing reservoir-wise. >> the reservoirs have come up quite a bit. we have seen the storm move away from us as we go into late morning into the afternoon. but, yes, now chilly temperatures. take a look at these weekend rainfall totals. we had about 4 inches of rain in mount tam, a lot of our valleys had about 1 1/2 to 2 inches of rain, danville getting nearly 3 inches and about 2 inches for san jose. take a look at the canyon, over 8 inches of rainfall. unbelievable amounts of rainfall in parts of

and rachel scot tonit tonight f georgia. >> reporter: it all comes down to tonight. the nation focused on georgia yet again to determine whether democrats will expand their majority in the senate. >> we're not leaving anything to chance, which is why we're standing out here, getting sprinkled and baptized again. we're leaving it all on the field. >> reporter: democratic senator raphael warnock says this race comes down to two things -- character and competence. he says his republican rival herschel walker has neither. your rival is calling out your character. are you confident that you could flip this seat? >> i'm not going to answer that, we're going out to win this election. right now, i'll put my character against raphael warnock any day. >> reporter: warnock's response to that -- >> my opponent says many things, but you can't believe any of it. >> reporter: for months, walker has fended off a barrage of scandals, accused of domestic violence, of lying about his resume, failing to publicly acknowledge several children, and paying for two women to have abortions, w

my name is peter scots bring you all the latest news, hale nazi from our headquarters in the russian capital. thanks for having you. the head of the u. s. military group, mozart, which trains ukrainian soldiers and has a presence in the war zone, has made some shocking remarks on the conflicts in a video that's emerge recently. he admits that he's not a big fan of ukraine, that says that the u. s. must be involved there to find who tim. it's a corrupt of society. the let you know, so i'm not, i'm not a big fan of ukraine. it's not about ukraine. we're not like, i have to have, you know, you ukraine flank tied to my bag, but i'm not. oh my god, ukraine. so awesome. no, because it's i understand that's plenty of people running ukraine. it's not about that. it's about global norms, right? right. let's pub food and andrew melbourne is the retired american marine colonel with over 31 years of service in the us military. according to official sauces. his military group is only training ukrainian soldiers and isn't involved in any fighting. but the name mozart is apparently a deliberate cou

win a ticket, however, we should thank oleksandr petrakov's team for a brilliant game against the scots in the previous stage, oleksandr usyk remains at the top, the ukrainian boxer defended his championship belts in a rematch against anthony joshua, it is quite possible that in the new year we will see a fight between usyk and tyson fury for the title of absolute champion of the world at the world games 20-22 ukraine finished with the best result in history, winning 45 medals, 16 of which were zlotys. and there were also numerous victories at the european championships in artistic swimming, triumphs at the deflympics and awards in athletics, stars of ukrainian sports help the armed forces of ukraine, athletes, clubs, organizations engaged in charity and volunteering, some celebrities such as andriy shevchenko oleksandr usyk elina svitolina became ambassadors of the united 24 global initiative in support of ukraine did not remain indifferent before the war in ukraine, the world football community, for example, spanish real , french lille, and english everton provided humanitarian suppor

joining me to discuss this conservative mp for blackpool , scot benton , blackpool, scot benton, clevelandcott. good evening, lawrence. what's wrong with albania ? well i think you've hit albania? well i think you've hit the nail on the head. why at the knees? albanians feel the need to come to the uk. well, i think this is quite clear. senior police officers in my local area tell me the vast majority of serious organised crime in blackpool is now committed by albanians. i'm afraid lee anderson, when they did hit the nail on the head in the clip, used to show they aren't interested in coming to this country legally , they're not country legally, they're not interested in coming to the uk and contributing to our public services or the economy. they come here, they go underground in the black markets and i'm afraid they are doing a crime epidemic across this country. and this is on the conservative government's watch . and unless government's watch. and unless we get hard and hard, fast . i'm we get hard and hard, fast. i'm afraid we're on course to lose the next election . well, the next el

joining me to discuss this conservative mp for blackpool , scot benton , blackpool, scot benton, clevelandcott. good evening, lawrence. what's wrong with albania ? well i think you've hit albania? well i think you've hit the nail on the head. why at the knees? albanians feel the need to come to the uk. well, i think this is quite clear. senior police officers in my local area tell me the vast majority of serious organised crime in blackpool is now committed by albanians. i'm afraid lee anderson, when they did hit the nail on the head in the clip, used to show they aren't interested in coming to this country legally , they're not country legally, they're not interested in coming to the uk and contributing to our public services or the economy. they come here, they go underground in the black markets and i'm afraid they are doing a crime epidemic across this country. and this is on the conservative government's watch . and unless government's watch. and unless we get hard and hard, fast . i'm we get hard and hard, fast. i'm afraid we're on course to lose the next election . well, the next el

but first as he's finalising bills that will make it easier for scots as young as 16 to change their pandora's box of gender madness amounts to an attack on women and could see vulnerable young people suffer by superstar panel people suffer by superstar panel. join me for and the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pagesin of tomorrow's newspaper front pages in the media buzz that's a fact and just 2 minutes time . it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking nicola nicholas sturgeon has opened a pandora's box of gender with the snp a bill that will allow scots as young as 15 to begin the process of legally changing their sex potentially against their parents wishes. how have we led the scheming first minister pfior the scheming first minister prior ties the trans over vulnerable children heading down what could be a dangerous and irreversible path. i'll tonight's seismic gender recognition ballot next with my superstar panel. dawn leeson dominique samuels and nigel nelson . after royal loud mouth , nelson. after royal loud mouth, harry and meghan callously took at kind and dutiful kate,

but first as he's finalising bills that will make it easier for scots as young as 16 to change their pandora's box of gender madness amounts to an attack on women and could see vulnerable young people suffer by superstar panel people suffer by superstar panel. join me for and the first of tomorrow's newspaper front pagesin of tomorrow's newspaper front pages in the media buzz that's a fact and just 2 minutes time . it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking nicola nicholas sturgeon has opened a pandora's box of gender with the snp a bill that will allow scots as young as 15 to begin the process of legally changing their sex potentially against their parents wishes. how have we led the scheming first minister pfior the scheming first minister prior ties the trans over vulnerable children heading down what could be a dangerous and irreversible path. i'll tonight's seismic gender recognition ballot next with my superstar panel. dawn leeson dominique samuels and nigel nelson . after royal loud mouth , nelson. after royal loud mouth, harry and meghan callously took at kind and dutiful kate,

he goes to st andrew's and scots . he studies andrew's and scots. he studies law in parry .ots. he studies law in parry . he travels to law in parry. he travels to dresden to learn german. he is immensely public spirited . he is immensely public spirited. he is rich. he tries to develop industry . and he builds a industry. and he builds a splendid grecian style house for himself and is the essential purpose in doing what he did to removal and bringing back to london of the elgin is very simple . it is to london of the elgin is very simple. it is to improve the arts in great britain . he sees arts in great britain. he sees it as an education enterprise and the same time. could it be argued that by moving the statues to london we've helped preserve them over the time. you can again the is double is much than simply preservation. the bringing of the statues to london means that for the first time what then? the central still is the centre of culture and academic study was able to look at the for the first time the of bringing them to europe is to revolutionise arts in europe. i

edinburgh they promise to closely monitor that london does not violate the constitutional rights of the scotse independent decisions on gender issues. i think if they start to put up obstacles, it will cause disappointment. they already accept gender reassignment and charge certificates from other countries and that would be pretty inconsistent. so the current transgender escalation is a political matter, although in scotland itself the new law has caused a storm of protests from people who do not share such reforms. this dangerous ideology is damaging. family, youth and society in general. this should stop, there should not be such discussions at all. a woman cannot become a man. become a woman. we must come to our senses and stop this ideology. but the adoption of the law by the scottish parliament was welcomed in the leadership. in the european union, i applaud the new laws passed by the scottish parliament introducing legal gender recognition based on the definition itself, nine member states of the council of europe have already adopted such laws, and in some other countries they are und

scotland is somewhere in between the scots, the bagpipes are more than sure the answer is no. question no option the largest city in scotland but its administrative center, the city of edinburgh is the statement true molecules in atoms of gases are practically not attracted to each other from the point of view of physics time what do you think is the correct answer? probably not, but definitely not. i don’t know, unfortunately, daniel, as far as i remember, gas is the very substance in which molecules and atoms are almost not attracted. what is the property of the gas? uh, i knew that he would answer this question, well done uh-huh, i'm sure that the correct answer is no, since it's obvious that we practically do not have gases are attracted to each other, so which answer is the correct answer. be careful everything is in order, it is this fact that explains the ability of gas to occupy the entire volume provided. well, not that it's obvious, but at least there is. pork signs and direct, probably also the ninth question. is the word on the screen spelled time correctly? irina,

is your latest update from the met office we have issued yellow weather warnings covering ice and scotshern scotland's some snow the next couple of days because it's from the north. if you follow the ice bars, that's where our air is coming from. winds meaning a frosty, frosty start . but for frosty, frosty start. but for the vast majority this morning , the vast majority this morning, so potentially a slippery start as well. where ever we've got any showers with that cold air and the cold ground, it could be icy of northern ireland well south hosting eastern england too. and snow showers still coming in, of course. northern scotland. for many, it's a sunny day today . it scotland. for many, it's a sunny day today. it will be scotland. for many, it's a sunny day today . it will be cold scotland. for many, it's a sunny day today. it will be cold and later, a bit more cloud coming into south—east scotland, england, is going to bring england, that is going to bring more way of wet weather . more in the way of wet weather. a mix with some snow a wintry mix with some snow likely, especially

today or searching for meaning and purpose of retorted su, samar, going back to the countryside or scot returning to nature, may urban farming is also a way for city dwellers to find meaning without leaving the city we're told we'd like to do source sauls, right, because i believe the cities of the future will be very grima june. i hope it will happen in my life tired. the korean from urban and smart farming could help supply us with fruit and vegetables. but there's another urgent problem. today europe consume 60 percent more meat than 60 years ago. men, especially experts agree that's far too much, but not many are willing to give up their stakes. that's where protein alternatives could come in. in san sebastian spain, beth, it is be a waters is researching alternative sources of meat. she's hoping to find a replacement for livestock in a laboratory flask. elaine, but it hung up on him as he knows where he was and let us know the work never stops a cell. cultures don't rest at night or on weekends. we have to be organized. take turns, keep it all go any we're about to ramp up. so that

, ireland. across northern scot, ireland.ossible here, a few wintry showers scattered across eastern england and for northern ireland could turn icy. and this could turn things icy. and this wet coming the wet weather coming into the southwest will have some southwest that will have some snow as well. you may snow mixed in as well. you may wake up to covering in places wake up to a covering in places across parts of southwest england could here , england and could be icy here, too, drop below too, as temperatures drop below freezing well below again across scotland northern england scotland and northern england where any lying on the where there's any lying on the ground, we could get to down —12 or minus the team . so frosty, or minus the team. so a frosty, icy for some tomorrow icy start for some tomorrow morning, for most it's morning, but for most it's another bright fine , crisp another bright fine, crisp winter's day, probably a sunny, a day in recent days, some weather close to the south coast, perhaps affecting the ch

in fort worth, texas, mama scot on camera casually jumping up t a large nativity scene in a downtown district and snatching the baby jesus out of the manger . he quickly ran off after securing the baby like a football and hopped into a getaway car. at a new york woman arrested fo breaking into an apartment, actor robert de niro was renting . they were inside during the early morning attempted burglar and police saw the woman break-in and caught her apartment trying to steal christmas presents. >> meantime the magnitude 6-foo four earthquake rocked the northern california coast early this morning and because gas leaks leaving thousands without power. at least one highway buckled an jittery president said that the felt a wave of aftershocks. the sheriff's office at that tw people died from medical emergencies during and followin the quake and at least 11 other were injured. >> frigid and life-threatening temperatures are expected this week is a massive storm travels across the us. katie birds takes a look at the latest predictions and how the storm could impact your holiday travels. >>