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there are now members in new south wales, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boyser 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russian world." essentially, wherever there are ethnic russians, then mosco

three people are arrested after the bodies of two babies are discovered at a house in south wales. the government is to spend an extra £1 billion to insulate homes in england, scotland and wales. professional footballers in scotland will be banned from heading the ball in training the day before and after a game, overfears of long term brain injury. and, a sneak peek at the roman villa, hidden for one and a half thousand years, and discovered under a field, in the east midlands. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a crucial world cup clash for serbia and cameroon — both needing a win to keep any hope of qualification alive. good afternoon. china's strict zero—covid policy, is being challenged on an unprecedented scale, with a second night of protests in cities across the country. many demonstrators held up blank banners in protest at censorship, and some called for president xijinping to step down. the unrest was triggered by the deaths of ten people, in a fire at a block of flats last week. some are blaming covid restrictions for delaying the rescue effort. the blaze was in the

hope a new south wales bright disguise coming back in as we go on 3 cheese day as rain hedge towards new zealand. ah, ah, a lou. ah, hello again. this is l 0. the main ears. the south, the democratic party has retained the control of the u. s. senate catherine cortez musto narrowly defeated. her republican challenger, allan adam lac salt in the vada. control. house of representatives, though remains undecided. the congolese army of rebels are battling for control of the town of cuba and north kiva province. it's 25 kilometers from the regional capital coma, the closest, the armed group, m 23 has come to the city. as ukrainian authorities are working to restore power and water this to the city of castle presidents. lensky says the major infrastructure was destroyed by russian forces before they retreated 2 days ago. and in the past month, keith has come on the more sustained attacks that at any time since the early weeks of the wall. but between ass strikes, power counts and sirens. the cities, 3000000 people are trying to live life as normally as they can. hurry force had spent a morn

two babies have been found dead at a house in south wales.0 firefighters, as well as divers and earthmoving units, are now on the island, trying to clear the streets. 0ur correspondent mark lowen is there. out of tragedy comes solidarity too. from islanders doing their bit to clean, restore, help their ischia emerge from the mud. it was in part a disaster waiting to happen, with half the homes here illegally built, unable to withstand it. but for now, the needs or too great to look back. translation: we must show our spirit. - it's a catastrophe that has hit the island and our hearts. we know to show that beyond that disaster we know there have been errors in the past, of course, but we want to be part of the future. it was before dawn on saturday that after torrential rain the earth began to slide, pouring mud and debris down the hill, engulfing what lay in its path. today, the clean—up went on, slowly lifting what was hurled down here in seconds, the force of the mudslide devastating to see. far above the sea front is where the onslaught be

here's a look at some video coming out of new south wales.ll show you what's happening now as aerial footage shows the impacts of the flooding that took place in the state wednesday. both farm lanllands and busines were inundated with water. they are facing a rare multila nina phenomenon. 14 people were rescued from the top of a building at night as this particular flooding incident was in place. we should be seeing a little bit of dry air pattern. most of the rain now moving toward new zealand and so that's going to dry things up for the region as we go forward through the day on friday. so mainly the rainfall will be over to new zealand within anywhere from 100 to 120 millimeters of wet weather and precipitation. sydney, partly cloudy skies, brisbane at 27. new caledonia looking at thunderstorms coming up on friday. meanwhile, across japan, if you woke up this morning in tokyo you're going it's chillier because it felt more like late november as lows drops to 7.7 degrees as we woke up in the morning. during the day we warmed up a bit, and w

not only do we support one company in south wales during coronavirus which needed our assistance, we also provided 2 million pounds. thanks to the work of my economy, we removed the power of exporting sales to the united states. we will continue to sort sales. >> thank you mr. speaker. people are abusing their dominant marking -- market position on fuel. that is preventing residents from benefiting from the very unusual reduction. all the prime minister agreed was to discuss what action could be taken against these commercial predators? >> mr. speaker, eric dane -- i recognize that we offer competition and market authority to conduct a review of the market. there are some actions to be considered, coming out of that review. i look forward to meeting with him and working with them. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow, my constituent will be delivering food bank collection crates because once more, our food banks are running out of food. does the prime minister understand the despair my constituents feel? he is one of the richest men in britain and is doing so little. this he understan

hopefully drier weather gradually making its way into new south wales at this stage as well. that wetter weather will ease its way and turn increasingly unsettled into a good part of new zealand. christchurch around 23 degrees. wet weather making its way across japan. a cloud here flicking its way through, all associated with a tropical storm making its way into the far southeast of china. >> witness inspiring films from around the world. witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. witness the human spirit and bitter reality. >> there are still men who believe women are property. >> witness award-winning voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera. anchor: a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera -- ukraine says 12 ships loaded with more than 350,000 tons of grain have left its black seaports, the most moved in a single day under a u.n.-brokered export deal. russian president vladimir putin says it's country has not ended its involvement with the deal, just suspended it. ukrainian officials a russian missile strikes have left 80% of the capital wit

we have had a statement from south wales police. the investigation. secondly, the police are axing anyone with helpful information to come forward to aid the investigation. we have spoken to local people saying they were aware unaware of any people babies in the apartment. tomorrow evening there will be a vigil held to mark such a tragic incident.— will be a vigil held to mark such a tragic incident. thank you for that mark mark live. _ let's return to our top story — that a heavy police presence in cities in china appears to have stopped fresh protests against strict covid measures. demonstrations which began in the west of the country had spread to many areas, with some of those involved calling for the country's leader to resign. let's speak to our science correspondentjames gallagher i'm struck by the fact that it's 1.5 million people heading to qatarfor the world cup. covid is not an issue. yet you have a economy like that in china where they are having to shut down hull cities. is that a failure of the vaccination programme? i

avani: emily was told by new south wales police that officers had gone to this alleged perpetrator'sut i will certainly follow that matter up. i understand there was interaction with the offend-- or the alleged offender in this case. i just can't comment further at this time. avani: our understanding is there was no warrant to search this man's phone to get the video as part of the investigation, why would that be? stuart: look, again, we're talking about specifics of a case. you know, in terms of--and specifically we're talking about a dating app, you know, offending that may have involved a filming, you know, privately of another individual, which is a different offense than sexual assault, yup. so, look, all i can is i'm happy to take this case to have a look at it and come back to you. avani: emily says she later reported the man to tinder. emily: it took me a long time to even try and find how to report someone. i had to scroll through, and the website wasn't clear, and eventually i just had to google "report tinder" and find it. i wrote down his name, i wrote down his age, i wr

as to whether not the way to science has been very wet as well, particularly in new south wales and australia. and there are still evacuation orders i because of high rivers. but the rain was prompted by really cold pusher antarctic air which gave some reco cold. diane light temperatures in south australia, new south wales, and bits of queens and as well as all being result, some degree with the sun, slowly bringing temperatures up up to about 22 in melbourne. you'll notice whereas in perth actually come down little bit still at $28.00 degrees. it's looking much dry, a picture of light showers. it's also dried out in new zealand. the picture isn't very wet one, but the consequence of being in christ church is your temperatures are lifted by the 3010 degrees above normal. disappearing to back down to about 21 during friday . the still that cold breeze and the westward rain on the weston mountains. of course no at the top. ah ah ah ah book about here watching out there would be so he'll robin and dave hall, reminder of all the top stories, ethiopians, government and rebel forces from the countr

in australia, the still river flooding around in new south wales. this is see, so to see yet another belts of sundry rain on its way through new south wales and victoria. probably not that welcome back. will be more flooding from it. the chevy has been up and down quite a lot. adelaide on its way up again. no one hangs around about 20 mark than behind that. another lows developing in the bite western side. the bright side to west australia rate in the south pers is about 20 degrees at temperature where it changed very much in the following day or 2. but i think you'll find adelaide 28 just coincides with significant rain. that will be an interesting day in new zealand in north island. very well looking day on friday you got tropical. moisture combined was active upper air. stop very warming tries church like the following day when it rains. ah ah, with ah ah ha watching al jazeera that's remind you about top stories, the salad ukrainian president brought me zalinski has stressed the need for caution . following russia's announcement, it's withdrawin

, if you look towards the west, we could be talking about close to 100mm, four inches of rain — south walesain for all in terms of our outlook. end of the week with the front away to the east, i think a tiny little bit of ridging of high pressure there for friday will calm things down for many. still pretty showery for northern ireland and western scotland. could be quite cool to start off with on friday, could be some mist and fog around, but i think come the afternoon, sunshine, particularly for england and wales, highs of 10 or 11. but with clear skies, light winds, and moving into a cooler air mass, looks like we could see quite a widespread frost first thing saturday morning. first widespread one when we've seen in a while now. so that's our outlook for the week ahead — turning colder, but also pretty unsettled. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. an explosion in istanbul kills 6 people and injures more than 50 — turkey's president says it has "the smell of terror". the uk chancellor says taxes are going up for ever

this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather, down towards new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales. already in flood for many of these areas here course and where to whether they're coming into where victoria so could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday. shower still there, as you go on into money, not quite as wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 19 celsius, significantly cooler 30 celsius. therefore, sidney wester, whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand at where to where the will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. so you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern and central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as we go on into our monday.

this afternoon not too bad, sunshine around, showers affecting parts of western scotland, south—west walesoud and rain, 12 in the south, cooler further north. shower straightaway, turning dryerfor further north. shower straightaway, turning dryer for many, further north. shower straightaway, turning dryerfor many, went to clear skies, turning dryerfor many, went to clearskies, light turning dryerfor many, went to clear skies, light wind, temperatures plummeting down to freezing or below across northern, central and western areas, frost likely, mist and fog developing, quite extensive across parts of england and wales, causing some issues for tuesday morning, cold and foggy for some of us, our other areas are seeing some sunshine around. the fog will be stubborn to clear in places. could stay grey and foggy all day in places, other areas see the fog lifting to low cloud. shoot fewer showers than today. temperatures up to around ten towards the south east coast. exerting its force across the country, one front affects parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, more of a breeze

there still warnings of flooding river flooding in new south wales because the amount arises for the last few days is not much in the sky. and as you can see and temperatures that were really quite low in south australia, new south wales and the quintanera back hastily rising. now the only significant rain will be, i think, a few shouting down which be a nuisance. nothing more that in per attempt has reached middle thirty's, while low 32nd went down again because that suddenly breeze the air up from the south has been really quite cold. it enhanced the rain australia and it's on the same in new zealand. but the time being, we're not worried about that temperatures are, we're returning to ne, a normal got melbourne at 22 miles per se. doing well, we're up to 28 once more and where it was really hot in the north was also big thunderstorms, not quite about that. up in wealth cans and beyond its tropical shouts, but light ish, 130 one's back where it should be for new zealand. you've had, you're really heavy right now. but that cold winds really being felt christ church down to 16 degrees

and yet more showers coming back into at new south wales. so i'm shower students who are northern parts of japan for tie, but not too many here. we'll see some wet to whether they're just coming into where honju easing through. quater, weather coming back in behind. is it's right across the korean peninsula, lottie, try to, it's a good part of the chart, but we have got some showers over towards the a west still some she was down towards the southeast as well. eventually seeing some right into hong kong and it stays very unsettled for taiwan. ah, why do people tell stories and take risks to share their experiences? from every corner of the world, binding us together and inspiring us to expand our realities. why? because they most ah. award winning versus telling groundbreaking stories. witness on al jazeera know ah, book about reminder, the top story. see one out as era. us democrats and republicans are making last ditch appeals on the final day of campaigning before tuesdays crucial midterm elections. the vote could up and joe biden's, pres

we still got pretty wet weather on the ground in new south wales and victoria and developing is a line of thunderstorms, which is a frontal system. if you like, wrapped around the live that spinning in the bite. it will of course, have an effect by producing giant thunderstorms. maybe in south australia, more likely. and by the time we get to sunday in new south wales in victoria, these orange tops may will produce some pretty damaging hail will certainly produce fresh floods or maybe more widespread floods. because the grant is still so wet. but exciting spring weather in australia. in new zealand, it's been very wet recently in nor fallen and there are more showers, maybe sandstorms to come, circulation, very obvious here. temperature wise crossroads warmed up. but his wet ah ah. oh. lou. lou. hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily anguish. he is a reminder about top stories this hour. a ship carrying more than $200.00 migrants rescued at sea has docked in the south of france. the ocean viking was granted access to a military port and to long, easily refuse to help as its new gov

so new south wales and victoria once more and the temperatures will come down, as you might expect, as that happens in new zealand, that looks a bit disappointing. 15 in christ church, a few degrees below where it should be has been up and down a lot. recently, as i'm sure you're aware, and there's the rain risk in the far north and no nothing otherwise, things will improve. i think, in the days to come it's looking fairly dry. now throughout most of vietnam except the coast line is significant. rain, which is commensurate with the coming ne mom. so it gives you heavy potential rain in maybe lives on the north, the philippines set dancer towards singapore and sumatra. we still got rain in the south of india, but occasional showers in the northwest and in northern pakistan. ah, a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in colombia, a scientist to understand why he's in one thing. still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada destinations frontline . this story night towed on al jazeer

there are showers feeding there are a few showers feeding in south wales, in parts of south wales, south—westning south—west england. this morning north—west will north—west england too. and will keep showers over the keep showers going over the highlands western highlands and the western through some will just through the day. some will just through the day. some will just through central belt and through the central belt and perhaps aberdeenshire. perhaps into of aberdeenshire. but for many it will be but i say for many it will be dry bright . but i say for many it will be dry bright. some but i say for many it will be dry bright . some decent dry and bright. some decent spells sunshine still a bit spells of sunshine still a bit breezy, but nothing like as as the have . and temperatures the winds have. and temperatures responding to a bit of sunshine, double figures almost across the board, maybe only eight or nine in the eastern parts of scotland. south could scotland. but the south we could see highs of 13 celsius, pretty mild time of year. it mild for the time of year. it will quite , qu

into this evening and a rash of showers across the south of wales, in towards the south—west. sequence overnight tonight that the system queries, and this ridge of high pressure building in, so that which just quieten things down, and with clear skies it will be quite chilly across parts of scotland through the central belt. even in towns and cities it could be down to freezing, if not lower. it does mean it's a chilly start for someone friday, but the dry and bright one. any wet weather in the south—east clears, a rash of showers across the highlands and islands drifting south, but for many friday brings a lot of dry weather with some decent spells of sunshine around. still a brisk wind around the far north of scotland in the northern isles. temperatures 10—14 celsius north to south. then, as we look ahead, now, towards the weekend, we see weather fronts moving in off the atlantic, tracking eastwards across the country, bringing some spells of rain and some blustery showers at times, too. first off, let's take a look at saturday. you can see we've got this weather front worki

this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather, down towards new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales. already in flood for many of these areas here course and whether whether they're coming into were victoria. so i could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday, shall, is still there as you go on into monday, not quite as wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 900 celsius, significantly cooler 30 celsius. therefore sidney west or whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand. at wet a weather will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. so you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north island, some wet weather, also making its way across the sea of japan. some very heavy rain coming into northern central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as you go on into our monday. fr

wedding ceremony was temporarily temporarily delayed as two kangaroos just duked it out in new south walesideo, they're really going at it casually dressed wedding guests . they were too distracted with fighting each other to pay attention to the bride and the groom. who do you think won the fight? i'm not sure. but i wonder if they live together ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from dead to me, actress linda cardellini and a performance from louis tomlinson. plus, actress soleil moon frye. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. i talk about it all night. all night long. morning. how are you? oh! oh. -ah. -oh, boy. -alora! alora! -alora! ah... hello. good morning. i have to shift to english. november 14th. nice to see you guys. you tell me things here on this show that i do listen to, and i file them away. and last night, i had the perfect opportunity to share

wales out. we be as big as france for kids just that all our land is kelly one up and down and easy route north and south have never been possible in wales. so you know, we manage, we have an effective train service. you can drive, it's not the most straightforward of routes, but you know, we're used to it. it's what we've dealt with for 2000. you said it is a land of amazing culture as was, as well as a scenery, one of the jobs as 1st minister, of course, is to promote whales and attract trade and investment. but it's, it's to promote wells culturally as well. what, what do you, what do you particularly proud of about? oh, i'm really proud of kosovo language. the oldest spoken language in europe, the longest, continuous written language in europe. i cannot tell you stories with her. i tell you something that shame to this day i grew up in a period where, where the welsh language you could argue was being suppressed, particularly in the part of south wales in which i grove idle welshman, i don't speak welsh, i'm not fluent in welsh, like you i bits and bulbs i communion and that that i'm ashamed to to sa

so new south wales and victoria once more and the temperatures will come down, as you might expect, as that happens in new zealand, that looks a bit disappointing. 15 in christ church, a few degrees below where it should be. it's been up and down a lot. recently, i'm sure you're away and there's the rain risk in the far north and all now think otherwise, things will improve. i think in the days to come, it's looking fairly dry now throughout most of vietnam except the coast line, a significant rain which is commensurate with the incoming northeast mom. so it gives you heavy potential rain in may be loose on the north philippines, a set dancer towards singapore and sumatra. we still got rain in the science of india, but occasional showers in the northwest. allen nolan pakistan ah . a new series. exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in columbia, the our local people, team of scientists, to understand why a species of toad, once thought extinct. it still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada.

heavier rain following on behind, and by morning, there could be some difficult travelling towards south walesarts of southern england, maybe some local flooding, and gales developing around southern and western coasts on a mild night. the rain coming into eastern areas by the morning, parts of scotland could cease in local flooding as totals mount. behind the rain, we will be brightening up in the south and west, there will be further blustery showers, and temperatures will be a little down compared with today. wednesday, very windy across the northern isles, very blustery elsewhere. the next area of low pressure feeds the next area of wet and windy weather in towards the south—west as the day goes on. wind strengthens further overnight and into thursday, around english channel coasts and north sea coasts, and on thursday, in shetland. low pressure will be around after that, with further showers. quieter by the end of the week, and the start of the weekend, before more wet and windy weather next weekend. stick and that is all from the bbc news at one, time for the news where you are. good aft

facebook are from the following year, when the morrison family holidayed with the stewarts on the new south walesmoved into the prime minister's residence in sydney, kirribilli house, lynelle stewart was hired to work as a household attendant. karen: lynelle was looking after the children and the dog even before she was employed, so certainly was helping out. she's technically employed by prime minister and cabinet and her role has been to assist in looking after the children and things like that. louise: lynelle stewart has frequently posted photographs from kirribilli on her social media, including this one of her and her husband tim stewart in 2018. the families even celebrated new year's eve together at the prime minister's residence. in january 2019, tim stewart shared these photos from kirribilli saying he was house sitting. the little boy is his son. karen: i don't think it was an uncommon thing for them to be there. not at all. i can see there's photos from new year's eve there and things like that. we've seen that, yep. louise: tim stewart liked to boast about his friendship with scott m

but he still in, in wales, you have problems with, with infrastructure in that the, it's difficult to get from the north of the country to the south of the country without going into wales and taking hello and taking a rather circuitous route. that in the end is just the nature of our geography, where a mountainous country or a small country, i sometimes read it said that he who flattened dwells out. we be as big as france for kids just that all our land is, you know, kelly one up and down and easy route north and south have never been possible in wales. so you know, we manage, we have an effective train service. you can drive, it's not the most straightforward of routes, but you know, we're used to it. it's what we've dealt with for 2000. you said it is a land of amazing culture as was as, as well as a scenery, one of the jobs, as, as 1st minister, of course, is to promote wells and attract trade and investment. but it's, it's to promote wells culturally as well. what, what do you, what do you particularly proud of about? oh, i'm really proud of kosovo language. the oldest spoken language in europe, the longest continuous written

i thought it did not wish to ah there are still warnings of flooding river flooding in new south wales because the amount arises for the last few days. there's not much in the sky as you can see, and temperatures that were really quite low in south australia, new south wales, and the quinn's night back hastily rising. now. the only significant rain will be, i think, a few shouting down which be a nuisance. nothing more that in perth, the temperature is reached, middle thirty's, while lowes that he's coming down again because that suddenly breeze the air up from the south has been really quite cold. it enhanced the rain australia on the same in new zealand, but the time being, we're not worried about that. temperatures are returning to ne, a normal got melbourne at $22.00. was perth doing where were up to 28 once more and where it was really hot in the north was also big thunderstorms, not quite a back, up in wealth cans and beyond this tropical shower, but light ish 130 one's back where it should be for new zealand you've had, you're really heavy right now, but that cold wind is really

heavy rain caused some flooding through parts of southeast england and south wales through thursday morninge month in less than just 2a hours. as we head into the evening, though, we've got that heavy rain pulling away towards the near continent. and now a rash of heavy, thundery downpours across parts of wales and the southwest. a brisk wind with it as well pushing in from the northwest, and those thundery downpours edging eastwards along the channel through the early hours. elsewhere across the uk, thanks to this ridge of high pressure moving in, actually, a lot of dry weather with some clear skies, but it does mean a chilly start for some on friday, certainly through scotland, with the towns and cities of the central belt of scotland down close to freezing, if not subzero. further south, a cool start. and whilst it is a chilly start to friday, it's a dry and fine start. some sunshine around. a few showers across the highlands and islands of scotland, drifting south in towards the north of england. still a brisk wind across the far north of scotland and the northern isles. elsewhere, thou

we do still have fair flooding concerns into parts of new south wales. in particular for 3 remains high, high pressure not too far away. so there are going to be some showers around. they shouldn't be quite as heavy as they might be. go want to shower sir, just around the great body righteous pushing up to was that southeast corner queensland eastern part. so vic, victoria also see a few showers in whether, whether they're for timing to the north of louisiana that will grasp clear out of the way these aims too bad over the next day or so. back in to was we have got bands of west or whether easing across or south australia running down towards it, southeast corner, knocking the temperature back as we go on into where the latter part of the week with a showers to started to push their way back into victoria, and yet more showers coming back into at new south wales. so i'm shower students who are northern parts of japan for tie, but not too many here. we'll see some wet to whether they're just coming into honju, easing through quater weather coming back in

but he still in, in wales, you have problems with, with infrastructure in that the, it's difficult to get from the north of the country to the south of the country without going into wales and taking it rather than taking rather secure this route . that in the end is just the nature of our geography, where a mountainous country or a small country, i sometimes read it, said that if you flattened wales out, we be as big as france for kids. just that all our land is, you know, kelly one up and down and easy route north and south have never been possible in layer so, you know, we manage, we have an effective train service. you can drive, it's not the most straightforward of routes, but you know, we're used to it. it's what we've dealt with for 2000. you said it is a land of amazing culture as was as, as well as a scenery, one of the jobs, as, as 1st minister, of course, is to promote wells and attract trade and investment. but it's, it's to promote wells culturally as well. what, what do you, what do you particularly proud of about? oh, i'm really proud of kosovo language. the oldest spoken language in europe, the longest continuous w

. ♪ >> warnings are still posted for the rivers in south wales and victoria.s been what on -- wet on and off. we've had heavy downpours in these active frontal systems. it looks wet for coastal victoria and tasmania. it is warming up, further west, up in the low 30's now. it looks like it will be a showery, but dry day. that includes tasmania because the rain has gone eastward. there are warnings of the amount of rain falling in the hills of south ireland. it eases thursday. it's warm and quite sunny, in christchurch. that nasty piece of work, a typhoon is losing its strength, taking ring to southern china. briefly you may have seen it disappear. tropical depression will increase the rain around the central southern philippines. it is no longer much of a worry. there are big showers further west in the peninsula of malaysia and thailand. the focus on what whether in india -- wet weather is in india, in schlanger. -- sri lanka. >> action. >> two actors at different stages of their lives, share the highs and lows of following dreams of fame and fortune. endlessl

the wind and feed in the cloud and the rain arrives in the cloud and the rain arrives in the south—west, walesorthern ireland by the end of the night. two very different starts to the day between the south—west and the north—east. this front will work its way across all areas of the uk quite promptly through the morning, although tending to store somewhat across scotland through the afternoon so some sicko cloud and more persistent rain here. elsewhere, brightening but staying very —— some thicker cloud. elsewhere, brightening up at staying gusty, and chains of pretty potent chows, some heavy and thundery accompanied by squally winds. in terms of temperatures, hitting around average values for the time of year so a little milder than we saw at the start of the week. if you have not seen enough wet and windy weather on wednesday, thursday looks pretty similar. this front perhaps not winging its way across the uk quite so quickly. if anything, it looks like it will sit towards the west for longer through the day on thursday. daylight hours in the east, may be drier and brighter but the rain will

south east england and east anglia. still some showers to contend with, though, for north west england. walesouthern coastal counties may take all day for those showers to clear away. but for many dry with some spells of sunshine, the temperature is down somewhat compared to the weekend. so 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. tuesday for some could be a fairly gloomy day as lingering fog continues through the morning in places it should thin and break. and there will be some bright or sunny spells. but for some, that fog may take much of the day to clear. and where it does, it will have an impact on the temperatures just perhaps five or six celsius where the fog is slow to clear where we see any sunshine getting up to 8 to 11 celsius. so as we head through the second half of the week, it's a dominant area of high pressure across eastern europe which starts to exert its influence over us. we also start to pick up an east or a southeasterly wind and that will start to push some slightly colder air across not not slightly colder air across not as cold as it is across eastern europe, but it will be feeling co

elsewhere mainly to the south of it for northern ireland the west of and wales we will see some sunnyssure is pulling away and they know we will see a few showers coming in on the west deliveries still it does look like fire today on friday and by no means everybody will see does showers around, it is western areas that are most likely to get them and most likely to get them and most like scotland as is ever the case with that wind direction and some spots will only be into single figure highs copy before this comes in at the weekend, as we go through friday night it will bump in the isobars, the winds falling light and that will allow temperatures to dip away and there will be a frost around in any places as saturday begins, at least a widespread ground frost but temperatures will be lower than this in the response is not. another side of autumn we have been too much of frosty start a fine start, could be a few fog patches around. here comes the next with the system gradually edging in from the atlantic turning things wet and windy, head of that it may stay fine but it will be actual

speaker i'm hot -- proud of our track record, in south wales during coronavirus that needed our assistancend we have also provided over 200 billion pounds including steel with high energy bills and thanks to the work of my colleague and exporting steel to the united states and that we will have the can -- assurance -- there are communities up and down the country. >> thank you mr. speaker, to have markets such as morrison -- on fuel -- charging up to -- or more and other towns in the region thus presenting residents from benefiting from the very unusual reduction in market price these days? will the prime minister agreed to meet with me to discuss what action can be taken against these commercial creditors who have harmed our local communities? >> mr. speaker, chancellor -- the biggest ever -- in our country but i recognize the concern, that's why we as the competition to market authority to conduct a review of the market. there are some actions to be considered coming out of that review, meeting with him and working with the cma to explore its recommendation in more detail. >> thank you m

this area of low pressure will have a great impact on the weather. dance was new south wales added to victoria as we go on through the next day or 2, sunday, then some very wet weather coming back into inland parts of new south wales, already in flood for many of these areas here course and where to whether they're coming into we're victoria, so could see problems for the crickets in melbourne on sunday. shall still those who go on into money. not quite, says sir, wet, but it is still looking like a little bit of a wet day. nevertheless, 900 celsius, significantly cooler. 30 celsius. therefore sidney wet or whether they're just runs right up across queensland and up towards the top hand at wet a weather will gradually make its way across the tasman as you go through tuesday. see you will see it clouding over across south island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as we go on into our monday. fresh w

particularly heavy in parts of south—west scotland and equally southern parts of england, south walesmay see a little bit of sunshine before the day is done. temperatures are 12 to 16, a little bit above where we should be this time of year. but through tonight here comes our active, cold front and some heavy, thundery rain with hail thrown in and wind gusts of 50, 60 may be 70 miles an hour whipping up 60 may be 70 miles an hour whipping up some rough seas and that could give rise to some coastal flooding. the intensity of the rainfall as it comes down in a short space of time might give surface flooding as well. it moves north eastwards overnight, some showers following on behind. a mild night and i'll start to tomorrow. tomorrow will stay quite windy with spells of sunshine. some showers push in from the west towards the east, some of which will be heavy and potentially thundery. they should move through quite quickly. those temperatures again a little bit above where they should be at this time of year. those temperatures are set to rise further as the week wears on. this is wedne

wales and the south—west will finish drierand brighter. t will finish drier and brighter. north—west of england, the midlands and even down to the south—east, you could catch some showers before the evening sets in. a rather cool day for most of you. as we go through tonight, the showers will fade away. for scotland and parts of england... away from that, a cold night. get yourself into the suburbs and the countryside tomorrow morning, a widespread frost and in these areas, they could be some patches of fog as well. these weather systems are wet and windy. this developing low to the south—west of england could cause a few issues tomorrow. winds coming from the south and the south—east, flipping to north and north—west will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will bring gusts of 80 mph. this will push through much of wales. the rain will gradually push through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon. the far north of england and scotland, not a bad day after a cold start. it will feel cold out there but plenty of sunshine a

for northern ireland, wales, south—west england, some sunny spells and blustery showers. jof .uss the tensions between their two nations the prime minister claims expected tax rises and spending cuts have already stabilised financial markets. fashion retailerjoules is set to collapse into adminstration, putting more than 1,500 jobs at risk. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. manchester united have issued a brief statement about comments made by cristiano ronaldo who said he he felt betrayed by the club. and was being forced out. he told piers morgan uncensored on talktv that he he has they are trying to force you out? yes, not only the coach, but another two or three guys around the club. the senior executive level? yes and i felt betrayed. they think they are trying to get rid of you? honestly, i may he should not say that, but people should listen to the truth, and yes, i feel betrayed and i felt that some people did not want me here not only this year, but last year too. well there's been a huge reaction to this interview before it's even

windy weather however, across parts of tasmania as well as victoria from coastal showers for new south wales. much of the rain has pushed its way across a tasman on to new zealand. both the south and the north island seeing those showers. the rain is going to pick up as we go in to choose date, but temperatures expecting to edge up in places like christ, church and wellington now was moved to southeast asia. there's more heavy rain on the cause, the southern areas of indo china, places like singapore as well and western areas of indonesia that show whether ah to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide eyed to reward, merit and excellence, and encourage creativity to shape tomato, ward for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat your business, partner with a robust talent