still rather blustery conditions towards the south coast.t rain pushes further northwards and eastwards across already pretty saturated ground. do keep an eye on the bbc weather website for all the flood warnings in place. more rainjust waiting in the wings as we head through tuesday morning. again, mostly across the south of england and wales. so, if we just take a look in a bit more detail, there's our rain just feeding into south—eastern areas of scotland with a brisk south—easterly wind. a bit wintry over the hills of aberdeenshire. more rain pushing across england and wales, gradually clearing further northwards as we head into the afternoon, so it will be drying out here. but, again, some blustery gusts of wind, probably largely dry across much of northern england throughout the day and for many parts of western scotland, too. temperatures mild in the south. again, cooler across northern ireland and scotland. and as we head through wednesday, that weather turns a little more showery towards parts of england and wales. a lot of dry weat

still rather blustery conditions towards the south coast.in pushes further northwards and eastwards across already pretty saturated ground. do keep an eye on the bbc weather website, of course, for all the flood warnings in place. more rainjust waiting in the wings as we head through tuesday morning, again, mostly across the south of england and wales. so, if we just take a look in a bit more detail, there's our rain just feeding into south—eastern areas of scotland with a brisk south—easterly wind. a bit wintry over the hills of aberdeenshire. more rain pushing across england and wales, gradually clearing further northwards as we head into the afternoon, so it will be drying out here. but, again, some blustery gusts of wind, probably largely dry across much of northern england throughout the day and for many parts of western scotland, too. temperatures mild in the south. again, cooler across northern ireland and scotland. and as we head through wednesday, that weather turns a little more showery towards parts of england and wales. a lot of

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west byend of the night in scotland, after an early frost in the east, temperatures will be lifting here. the wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got the spell of wet weather returning from the south—west from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, 13 or 1a degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland, but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north—east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland, won't be as windy across the south and generally on wednesday it's a day where we'll see s

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west by up here. and by the end of the night in scotland, after an early frost in the east, temperatures will be lifting here. the wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got the spell of wet weather returning from the south—west from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, 13 or 14 degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland, but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north—east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland, won't be as windy across the south and generally on wednesday it's a

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west byd of the night in scotland, after an early frost in the east, temperatures will be lifting here. that wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got this spell of wet weather returning from the south—west from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, 13 or 1a degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland, but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north—east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland, won't be as windy across the south and generally on wednesday it's a day where we'll see s

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west by early frost in the east, temperatures will be lifting here. the wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got the spell of wet weather returning from the south—west from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, i3 or 14 degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland, but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north—east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland, won't be as windy across the south and generally on wednesday it's a day where we'll see some sunshine and some showers, particu

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west byfter an early frost in the east, temperatures will be lifting here. the wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got the spell of wet weather returning from the south—west from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, 13 or 14 degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland, but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north—east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland, won't be as windy across the south and generally on wednesday it's a day where we'll see some sunshine and some showers,

clearer skies will follow for a while, but the rain returns into the south coast and the south—west by the east, temperatures will be lifting here. the wetter weather continues northwards up towards the northern isles where it will be windy. it's also going to be windy in southern parts of england, some gales, particularly along the south coast. and we've got the spell of wet weather returning from the southwest from overnight across england and wales, maybe affecting northern ireland for a while. could turn a bit drier in the south of england in the afternoon, 13 or 14 degrees in those strong winds. bit of sunshine in between those areas of rain in scotland. but here temperatures will be lower. most of the wet weather, though, will be for england and wales. that will move away as we head into wednesday. we've still got some brisk winds in the north east of scotland with a bit of rain. maybe the risk of some sleet and snow up towards shetland won't be as windy across the south. and generally on wednesday it's a day where we'll see some sunshine and some showers, particularly across wal

which, of course, i knew — and then, you said, "not bad for a girl who left beauty "school in the south coast age of 16". that's right. and you have no — when you left.... give us a little bit of the back story, cos there's nothing in your educational back story that led you to being a kind of... no, you... ..having a global business empire. no, the thing that is the root of everything, i think, when i trace back right from the beginning, when i was two years old, my father died. my mother was a trained nurse. but because she married, she had to give up herjob — which was the case up until about 1967, in the uk. you — it was expected that once you were married, you were already going to be taken care of. so, my mother was 38 years old, my father died suddenly, and she had four children to raise on her own. but she had a skill set that she could fall back on and keep our family together. and now, because my father had died, she was no longer a "married woman," she was a widowed woman, so she was then allowed to work again. and it's just crazy a story — i could write a book about that. so, when

the school, there we go, has gone on display to the public today in a museum in the south coast of englandhe is a palaeo biologist and a pliosaur expert at the university of bristol. she will talk us through exactly how significant this is. thank you for coming onto the programme. 50 significant this is. thank you for coming onto the programme. so this is been a very _ coming onto the programme. so this is been a very exciting _ coming onto the programme. so this is been a very exciting day. - coming onto the programme. so this is been a very exciting day. i - coming onto the programme. so this is been a very exciting day. i have i is been a very exciting day. i have been here all day for the unveiling of this magnificent specimen. a two metre long school found in the cliffs of the dorset coast around here. this of course represents an animal which was far bigger. around ten metres long, possibly so over the size of a killer whale. and pretty ferocious stop being represented as such. for me this is one of the most magnificent preserved fossil pliosaur that i've ever seen in my entire life.

of the resolution except for america, which supported israel decision to continue the war on the south coast case at the hague has prompted a strong reaction, and israel people took to the streets, demanding an end to humanitarian 8 to balance a one in south africa itself. protest as have been made some best support for the pot of sending people to we report from both places a jamie, that tons in photos and clinics has one saw the box under multiple works for the children of the symbolical, starting from those who, sorry, 6, the pieces in memorial and so we took him to raise awareness and support for those in need and 500 kilometers away in the city of gibbon. we are here full fee to the east of a moving team to say, so that gives you the very same resume that live the same group of people who are coming from those. and that was victims of the, not just, you would not expect it from the side of the region. so we need to be, it's gonna push us from the various fonts, a powerful message, also the dairy, to raise the rates of cost of effort and beyond. a compassionate individual who set forth o

second half stoppage time, converting joe gomez�*s cross to complete a comfortable afternoon on the south coastg on west ham united isn't usually a fixture that would grab the neutrals' attention. but they served up 104 minutes of drama at bramall lane this afternoon. four goals, two sendings off and two penalties, including the latest premier league goal on record all meant the teams shared the points in a 2—2 draw, as nick parrott reports. chris as nick parrott reports. wilder has added some ste since chris wilder has added some steel since he returned to manage sheffield united. before his arrival, they might have crumbled in arrival, they might have crumbled in a match like this. maxwell cornette�*s first goal for west ham gave them the lead in the first goal of the game. when brereton scored next, which looked like it brought relief rather than confidence, as he lacked a cutting edge to score. james ward prowse restored west ham's advantage. ten minutes later, they had a man advantage, as the substitute rhian brewster was shown a red card. consulted va are at lead to added time. and vladim

of a huge and ferocious sea monster is going on display to the public today in a museum on the south coastliosaur — this is an artistic recreation of what it might have looked like. it lived more than 100 million years ago — and its fossil was found in what's known as thejurassic coast of dorset. our science editor, rebecca morelle, is at the etches collection museum for us. are you ready to get up close and personal with one of the most fearsome predators the planet has ever seen? this is a colossal fossil. it's the skull of a sea creature called a pliosar. so it is two metres long, absolutely enormous. and you can see its hugejaws. i mean, it's a bit like a crocodile on steroids and they are packed with dozens of these razor sharp teeth. this would have been a killing machine. it would have eaten anything it got its jaws into and probably killed it off with a single bite. now, it lived 150 million years ago, about the same time that dinosaurs were roaming the land. this thing would have been terrorising the ocean. and it is a beautifully preserved fossil. so the snout of it, the tip of i

as on the south coast as well. dry, thursday again, most places dry, quite cloudy over northern england. sunny england. eastern scotland sunny spells in the south and the west , but staying on the cold side . , but staying on the cold side. >> bye for now in the jbi newsroom we bring the news newsroom we bring you the news as happens with our team of as it happens with our team of dedicated journalists across the uk. we're ready to give you accurate reporting every day when the news breaks, we'll be there with bulletins on gb news, there with bulletins on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . news channel. >> welcome back. after that little pivot to the weather, while we sorted out our slightly dodgy sound issues , which now dodgy sound issues, which now hopefully will be perfect . let's hopefully will be perfect. let's pick up on what i was just talking about. guys, these these names that we've got . paula names that we've got. paula vennells returning her cbe , but vennells returning her cbe, but

after a 4—0 win away at bournemouth, after a goalless first half amidst high winds on the english south coastrgen klopp�*s side pushed on with two goals from darwin nunez — and a couple, too, from diegojota. the win moves them five clear of manchester city, arsenal and aston villa, though city have a game in hand. despite missing some big names through injury — the liverpool boss is pleased with how his side are reacting. everything was better. the counter press was better, and so we put them really under pressure and scored wonderful goals. we all know, sometimes the ball rolls in the corner and goes in the post, but it was well played anyway. impact from the bench again as well. it turned into a pretty good evening. i think we were really good. to keep— i think we were really good. to keep the — i think we were really good. to keep the game more or less level— keep the game more or less level for— keep the game more or less level for 45 minutes, i would say we — level for 45 minutes, i would say we had more chances in the first_ say we had more chances in the first half — say we had more ch

after a goalless first half amidst high winds on the english south coast, jurgen klopp's side pushedn with two goals from darwin nunez and a couple too from diegojota. the win moves them five clear of manchester city, arsenal and aston villa, though city have a game in hand. despite missing some big names through injury, the liverpool boss is pleased with how his side are reacting. everything was better. the counter press was better, and so we put them really under pressure and scored wonderful goals. and we all know, sometimes the ball rolls in the corner and goes inside posts, stuff like this, but it was well played anyway. impact from the bench again as well, so...yeah. it turned into a pretty good evening. i think we were really good to keep the game more or less level for 45 minutes, i would say even we had more chances in the first half, but at the end, you need to beat this kind of opposition, some moments of inspiration to make a difference, and they had the special in the second half, and we didn't. the bournemouth manager there. meanwhile, mohammed salah will to return to l

north it will eventually get, but it's likely to bring us some strong, gusty winds towards the south coastour — so do expect more problems, particularly where we've seen the recent flooding. but friday is happily a much quieter day of weather, that low pressure starts to move away. we've still got a legacy of cloud and some rain towards eastern coastal areas, as we head through friday morning. there'll still be some showers, too, across parts of aberdeenshire heading towards the northern isles, and a good scattering of showers out towards those western coasts. but plenty of sunshine around, the winds will be lighter, and the temperatures will be a little lower, too, 6—9 celsius. and then, as we head through the weekend, the high pressure starts to build in — it will become quite firmly established across the uk, and should stick around into next week. but of course, as the jet stream dips southwards, we'll also be drawing in much colder—feeling air, so there will be a drop in temperature. so feeling colder, turning dry, though, with some frost and fog through the mornings. bye—bye for now.

after a goal—less first half, amidst high winds on the english south coast, jorgen klopp�*s side pushedh two goals from darwin nunes and a couple too from diogojota. the win moves them five clear of manchester city, arsenal and aston villa. though city have a game in hand. despite missing some big names through injury, the liverpool boss is pleased with how his side are reacting. our fluidity was better. everything was better. counter press was better and so we put them really under pressure and scored wonderful goals and we all know, sometimes it's an injury on the foot. stuff like this but it was well played anyway. impact from the bench again as well so, it turned into a pretty good evening. i think we were really good. to keep the game more or less levelled for 45 minutes. i would say even we had more chances in the first half but in the end you need to beat these kinds of oppositions and some moments of inspiration to make a difference and they had that especially in the second half and we did not. mohamed salah will return to liverpool for treatment on the hamstring injury he suff

this is part of the route for the ships that sail from the south asia to eastern coast of america. the bosforest trade in turkey connects the black sea to the sea of marmara and then the mediterranean. besides the straight facilitates countries like russia and ukraine with access to the mediterranean and high seas. we can argue the hormostrate that joins the persian gulf to the sea of oman is now considered the most vital waterway in the world for transit of energy. the suaz canal in egypt was constructed in 1869 by france and britain. besides its strategic importance, it is used to establish a link between europe to west asia and led to flourishing business into other natural straight. in the world, namely babab and malakka. the malacka straight is located in southeast asia between the indonesian island of sumatra and the mele peninsula. many experts believe it's the most important maritime choke point in the world. according to the united nations conference on trade and development, about 60% of maritime trade passes through asia, the south. china sea alone carries 1/3ird of the

the south coast mix has, well, i think twice before escalating the conflict in the south as well. uh, is aware of this uh, the custodian, and on of his glass on the seller has mentioned in his speech several times that he understands the situation situation and we've been on. it's not the secret that the kind of coordination between has will of the government ended, and that was the doctor's office. i'll go strongly reporting for us from beaver. thank you very much. thank you. i to return to south america now, whereby once in ecuador has exploded into what the country's president has called an internal armed conflict against frog gangs. daniel, no boy has declared 22 nautical groups as terrorist organizations, and has ordered the army to neutralize them. at least 8 people have been killed in various attack so far, the west as it's extremely worried by the violence in china as close as embassies and consulates in the country. gang series have a least a wave of terror in ecuador, the series of coordinators attacks the government just struggling to contain heavy armed arcos storm to

after a goalless first half amidst high winds on the english south coast, jurgen klopp�*s side pushedmoves them five clear of manchester city, arsenal and aston villa, though city have a game in hand. despite missing some big names through injury, the liverpool boss is pleased with how his side are reacting. everything was better. the counter press was better, and so we put them really under pressure and scored wonderful goals. and we all know, sometimes the ball rolls in the corner

but also, also i want to note that there's another element here, that is control of the entire south coast of yemen, right, so the ports aren't necessarily operating there, but these are there are historical ports here, and the emirates have made this a priority, so if you look at this map again, none of these uh ports in and of themselves are necessarily game changers, right, but i think the view from abu dhabi'. is uh you piece together this constellation and uh you get to their primary goal, which is shaping the future of maritime trade in the western indian ocean. in fact, among the countries mentioned, yemen is more significant in the geopolitical terms in bubble mondav. yemen is an oil and gas rich country, its population is larger than the population of eritrea, djabooti and somalia, and has relatively larger and more developed ports near bubble mundab, including in aiden, dubab and mocca. we are. basically interested in yemen because of counter terrorism, because of trade roots through the red sea and because of very significant income from arms sales to those who are party to the

he was flown to seoul on the south coast for that emergency surgery. what we know happened because it was captured, as you say, on camera. he was touring a new airport that was being built on the south coast. and he was giving comments to reporters on camera. at that point, an individual, police say a man in his 60s stepped forward and asked for his autograph. the he then attacked him with the knife and caused that damage to his neck. he fell backwards and collapsed before the individual was wrestled to the ground and arrested. now at this point, police say that they don't have a motive, they don't know exactly why he did this, but he is in custody and the investigation is ongoing. now it was a braise attack. it was really in the middle of the day in broad daylight. coming just a few months before local elections here. so there are now concerns for high-profile individuals who are going to be out and about and being very visible ahead of those elections. there was very little security and protection around officials in south korea because the crime rat

of us, 50 miles to the west of lincoln in the east new castle, and the noise brightened on the south coast as well. the sentiments here very clearly ceased find out. if you're seeing what's happening in there's no question about the service. it is a broad spectrum of anti war pro palestinian sentiment among the british jewish groups uphold the israeli government actions. there is a sense the international public opinion is having an impact is putting irresistible political pressure on international leaders. while the cottage continues pause for a ceasefire when they get loud. the these really soldiers accused of storming, one of the few hospitals, still functioning in the clo, i'm for new mexico. you're watching algae 0 live from del i also coming up a new sci fi proposal for gaza. how mouse is political nature is reviewing it. but as well as 5 minutes, this is the one hold and dead to, oh, he's cold, sorry, cheat is around. i've made fits, flooding tunnel was in guys. i would see water raising fuse ron waters to be for that can time in the and the united nations security council says it's

clearer skies do follow that band of rain, but there's more wet weather returning to the south coast er on in the night. temperatures here around about 11 or 12 by the end of the night, by which time temperatures should have lifted a bit in scotland. we've still got some wet weather to move steadily northwards. windy in the northern isles, windy across southern parts of england and wales, particularly around those southern coasts. we've got the spell of rain, maybe for northern ireland, certainly across england and wales. it may well turn a bit drier across the south of england and south wales during the afternoon. temperatures here in those strong winds reaching 1a degrees, seven degrees where we've got a bit of sunshine in scotland, but also some showers. that weather system there bringing that second spell of rain moves away overnight. we've still got this low pressure towards the north—west of the uk. still some brisk winds up towards the far north—east of scotland where we've got a mixture of rain, but perhaps some snow heading towards the northern isles. the wind won't be as str

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clearer skies do follow that band of rain, but there's more wet weather returning to the south coast ich time temperatures should have lifted a bit in scotland. we've still got some wet weather to move steadily northwards. windy in the northern isles, windy across southern parts of england and wales, particularly around those southern coasts. we've got the spell of rain, maybe for northern ireland, certainly across england and wales. it may well turn a bit drier across the south of england and south wales during the afternoon. temperatures here in those strong winds reaching 14 degrees, seven degrees where we've got a bit of sunshine in scotland, but also some showers. that weather system there bringing that second spell of rain moves away overnight. we've still got this low pressure towards the north—west of the uk. still some brisk winds up towards the far north—east of scotland where we've got a mixture of rain, but perhaps some snow heading towards the northern isles. the wind won't be as strong across the south of england and wales. for much of the uk it will be a case of some su

clearer skies do follow that band of rain, but there's more wet weather returning to the south coast 12 by the end of the night, by which time temperatures should have lifted a bit in scotland. we've still got some wet weather to move steadily northwards. windy in the northern isles, windy across southern parts of england and wales, particularly around those southern coasts. we've got the spell of rain, maybe for northern ireland, certainly across england and wales. it may well turn a bit drier across the south of england and south wales during the afternoon. temperatures here in those strong winds reaching 14 degrees, seven degrees where we've got a bit of sunshine in scotland, but also some showers. that weather system there bringing that second spell of rain moves away overnight. we've still got this low pressure towards the north—west of the uk. still some brisk winds up towards the far north—east of scotland where we've got a mixture of rain, but perhaps some snow heading towards the northern isles. the wind won't be as strong across the south of england and wales. for much of t

clearer skies do follow that band of rain, but there's more wet weather returning to the south coast peratures here around about 11 or 12 by the end of the night, by which time temperatures should have lifted a bit in scotland. we've still got some wet weather to move steadily northwards. windy in the northern isles, windy across southern parts of england and wales, particularly around those southern coasts. we've got the spell of rain, maybe for northern ireland, certainly across england and wales. it may well turn a bit drier across the south of england and south wales during the afternoon. temperatures here in those strong winds reaching 1a degrees, seven degrees where we've got a bit of sunshine in scotland, but also some showers. that weather system there bringing that second spell of rain moves away overnight. we've still got this low pressure towards the north—west of the uk. still some brisk winds up towards the far north—east of scotland where we've got a mixture of rain, but perhaps some snow heading towards the northern isles. the wind won't be as strong across the south of

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because employment was available there, if we want the south coast to be active, there needs to be athe population to settle there, and the main reason in the current situation is employment, employment requires huge investments, investment requires investment security, and planning in this next slide. show friends. failure to do so proportionate explanation of employment and services in the gulf region, binding and adhering to the documents, changing policies and approaches is one of the reasons. plans remain as laws, in the field of urban planning, if someone says that i don't accept this or i won't implement this , have you noticed the policies that all the government's infrastructure members have signed and pledged that this if the work is done, someone will come and tell me that work i won't do it. you can't stonewall the policies that we developed, sometimes we ignored or didn't act on them in some courses, and these are ultimately ineffective, mr. doctor. i will formulate your speech. so far, it is because the transfer of the capital has a financial burden and requires a large

and on the south coast as well. the sentiments here very clearly. these find out if you see what's happening in there's no question about the service. it is a broad spectrum of anti war pro palestinian sentiments among the british jewish groups of pulled up the israeli government actions. there is a sense the international public opinion is having an impact is putting irresistible political pressure on international leaders. while the cottage continues pause for a ceasefire when they get loud, the, [000:00:00;00] the, during the of 75 years of these really occupation the arrest and the tension of palestinians most often without charged france or justification has been a very deliberate method of intimidation. many women and even children taken into custody. some of them, not even in their teens, are scared and vulnerable. i rested for picking herbs near illegal settlements, the 1st throwing stones at the top of the patient for some of those arrested use as bargaining chips leverage to get relatives to hand themselves in a longstanding and highly con

on the south coast in crimea, one could observe stunningly beautiful phenomena, like the clouds of apeninsula. winter reminded nadon of itself in rostov; in just one night , real snowdrifts appeared on the streets of the southern city, even skiers appeared. traffic on major highways has become difficult, in particular on the m4 don federal highway. the cold has penetrated far to the south. charges of snow were noted in anapa, but temperatures were high across most of the black sea coast of kuban. hovered just above zero, so precipitation fell mainly in the form of rain, for example, flooding was even recorded in kudepsta, but on the passes near sochi winter was already reigning, and cars flew into the ditch on the snow-covered road to krasnaya polyana. descent from 960. bekha cannot rise. the list of weather disasters this week was quite long, bad weather raged not only in the south of the country, in the north-west of european russia and in siberia, strong winds arose in yakutia. the frosts were raging. in the bitter cold , the coldest marathon on the planet took place at the russia