the air will increasingly be coming from with a brisk wind as well and that cold air spreading southworther monday. a very different field by the end of the weekend. actually here and now parts of england and wales through this evening into tonight, it will then fade so looking try with clear spells for the most part in cloud apache rain affecting scotland and northern ireland. not parts of southeast england and scotland could get down to two or three degrees. it's been in the rain became quite erratic progress southeast so we see rainfora time erratic progress southeast so we see rain for a time and parts of northern ireland in southern scotland, that ring trying to frontage west wells in the southwest of england, and generally the stay of england, and generally the stay of sunny spells and heavy showers into the afternoon, though showers could get really heavy indeed with frequent lightning and some thunder thrown in. 25 degrees once again in london but for the north and much cooler feel as you introduce this northerly wind. as you go through sunday night so showers for a time in englan

all victims of you all have internalized negative events in our lives as a judgment on our own southworth do you see the sunrise if culture as primarily a political or educational phenomenon or is it more of a statement on these generations psychological resilience it could be generational this is something that. the psychologist jonathan high along with greg who's who's a free speech activist have written about in the coddling of the american mind and their idea is that that the more recent generations of students having kind of grown up being coddled essentially but the idea of being supervised by parents constantly and not kind of developing independence and being used to conflict. and hardship you know not being not not being used to those things have become become less resilient and more likely to complain to you know to authorities to man and you know action when bad things are said about them and these things so that could be part of it in terms of what it is it's certainly a political movement it's you know it comes out of activist subcultures and it's and the claims aren't just t

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