the munty to go solo or hill of joy offers many pilgrims on the way of st james the first glimpse oftheir final destination santiago de compostela. last year more than three hundred thousand people joined the pilgrimage to this city in northwestern spain. the journey officially ends at the cathedral of santiago de compostela the crypt of the eleventh century building is said to contain the remains of st james the apostle. in one thousand nine hundred five the cathedral and old town of santiago de compostela were declared a unesco world heritage site the pilgrimage attracts people from all walks of life . and i'm not how i have a plan it is a little bit of damage it's more learning about myself than the people that we meet in. my stocking i've got no idea what's been happening in the world for the past month. and that's ok. because these groups have spent the last month walking and i've heard nothing about anything else but the world is still here you know. in fifteen zero nine a hospital was opened right next to the cathedral on the plaza to oprah. it was designed to treat exhausted

decisively i mean to be clear here you as international human rights the woman on point that douchy st james is a pretty internationally known world normally represent the most downtrodden vulnerable around the earth representing a case in the north west of the i think probably one reason it was exploited well yes i mean it's interesting because i actually am from that area i'm from lancashire so all i'm the only one who ever moved out of like a ship from my immediate family so they're all still in that area so i know the local concerns about fracking from the communities in that area and i know the outrage not only nationally but also i was kept informed locally there was absolute outrage when these sentences were passed and there was in fact even a protest outside the prison a few days later people were really shocked because we consider frankly that we're not like turkey where if you go out and protest and express your opinion which is contrary to the government opinion you are going to go to prison without due process of the turkish government that any human rights abuses although we hav

newcastle are now bottom after that result at st james park and two goals in the space of one minuteiership, hearts are still top after holding on for a 2—1win against aberdeen. celtic stay second after a 11—2 win over hibs. livingstone beat bottom club dundee 4—0. motherwell lost 1—0 at home to stjohnstone, and kilmarnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. rugby union, and in the second round of the champions cup, edinburgh put in a blistering performance at murrayfield to see off 3—time champions toulon. this intercept try by chris dean earned them the bonus point in their 110—14 victory. the result means edinburgh move to the top of pool five with the other group game between newcastle and montpellier to be played tomorrow. elsewhere in the champions cup, wasps drew 35—35 with bath. danny cipriani was sent off as gloucester lost to munster. exeter struggled yet again, beaten 29—25 by iii—man castres. meanwhile, over in paris, racing 92 have beaten ulster 411—12 and sarcens made it two wins from two in their hunt for a third champions cup title, se

george sound, high bluff, over to st. james island. a small town, live oak island.ll areas you probably never heard of in the big bend of florida, they call it the armpit of florida because that's what it looks like. it's not heavily populated, it is a wonderful rural community sort of place. folks live simple and in many cases they live off the water. what happens in apalachicola bay is the sea is the driving economy for the whole region. how the oyster beds will survive this day remains to be seen, they could be shut down for years to come. we can only hope at this point but the eye of the storm is now completely overland. i should say it's over east bay, which is an enormous body of water now filled with brackish water to the east and south of panama city. the hurricane itself, the wall, the eye wall of florida is crossing over highway 2. a small town of about 2,000 getting hit pretty badly right now. the front end of the storm headed directly for youngstown and eventually shipley and marianna, larger towns off of interstate 10. this storm is going to cross over

i'm speaking on behalf of st. james infirmary. it's located in the tenderloin district. it's a pier based occupational health and safety clinic run for and by sex workers, including everyone in the sex industry and people who trade sex. i have a statement. so we believe that records of prostitution and sexual acts and businesses are not grounds for workers to fall deeper into poverty by deprieving them of an accessible skilled trade. these workers are often migrants of color and have limited job opportunities. they will be provided on the basis of their assumed engagement and gives agencies more power to revoke permits, issue harsher fines and shutdown businesses. as an organization that promotors the safety of those who practice sex, we believe that massage practitioners will be greatly harmed by this ordinance. these regulations will be decrease trading sex in massage businesses in order to address human trafficking, people must have access to resources that can pull them out of poverty. increasing regulations that restrict this opportunity will force the trade undergr

could investigate st james. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims into calling for the delay and yet despite protests out of his office and a review of the f.b.i. support flake says he will vote yes on cap and on a new kind of oh yes motto. something big change see. what would but. but anyway i'm glad we had a better process cavanaugh was already a contentious choice because of his conservative views on abortion gun laws and presidential powers but in mid september it was revealed christine blazin ford had accused him of trying to rape her when they were teenagers i've never sexually assaulted dr ford or anyone or as capitol tried to clear his name his testimony before the senate judiciary committee raised new concerns was he too hot headed to be one of the united states' top judges possibly for decades even the former u.s. supreme court justice john paul stevens called kavanaugh unfit for the post to the supporters called this criticism slander and insist kavanaugh should be ap

and we will be live at st james' park and the very pleased! week. he does tell the story. he's a chelsea fan because, this is bizarre, it's not a nice story, somebody once pulled a knife on him, he had a chelsea shirt on, they said, who do you support? he said chelsea. to save his life. but that is his reason. shane warne is one of those people, no story a straightforward with him. always a great story! like the mike bushell of the cricket world. always has a story. the first person is of like in those two, but we will take it! just around the last of the day's sport. leicester tigers won for the first time in this season's champions cup. they beat scarlets 115—27 in a great game at welford road. they were trailing on the hour, but hit back though a fit again manu tuilagi and then didn't look back. tuilagi showing the kind of strength that's got him back into the england squad. there's been yet more controversy involving ronnie o'sullivan at the english open in crawley. earlier this week he described the venue as a "hell hole". now he says he

and then ambassador to the court of st. james' in great britain and from there, ambassador to the united states and from there to be the chairman of the king faisal foundation for islamic studies and research. this individual has been asked by many to be back by popular demand. and we relish his insights which are privileged. your royal highness. >> thank you. dr. anthony and members of the board and chairman of the u.s./arab council on relations, thank you very much for the invitation to speak to this distinguished audience. and we have a saying in arabic, ladies and gentlemen. it means, how often today resembles yesterday. in the age of strategic confusion, populism and polarization, to talk about saudi/u.s. relationship is a challenge. for more than 70 years, saudi arabia and the united states have engaged in a special relationship. an alliance that served the national interests throughout those 70 years for both countries. this important relationship though never without strains survived and flourished under 13 u.s. president

spells of love, laughter and, of course, a little disney magic to fans from new york's legendary st. jamesa. >> yeah. >> i couldn't wait to hit the frozen stage of arendelle. inside it is frozen and magical and i can't wait to see how they did the magic and the amazing performance of "froe frozen." >> i got it ready. >> first up, i met with the show's producer, thomas schumacher. >> i can't wait to meet everyone and get ready for my big debut. >> i was here for the opening of "frozen." i always thought of "frozen" as a play or musical for kids. >> oh, yeah. >> i was blown away. >> well, that's the surprise of it, i think. the idea of these two women who have been separated from each other and how they experience this story for me is thrilling. >> then it was time to experience the magic. >> now we'll put you through several things so -- >> first up, elsa's magic cape. >> wow! you nailed it. >> then just like queen elsa, i brought the ice to arendelle and i even got a chance to meet sven. look at you. you look beautiful. oh, and look at those eyes. are you winking at me? puppeteered by the

st. mary's high school, lebron james. >> well you knew we were showing james home debut as a laker. watch the ball slick pass to ja led the lakers with 24 points but this one was marred by fights. brandon ingram shoved -- and punches thrown. 3 ejections. i am sure suspensions are sure to follow. to a little over a minute left. james harden, reining mvp stepped back. shot. houston won it 124-115. wait. whoa. put the clicker down. we're not done. second sports segment is coming. big games and big moments of the back 12 variety. we will lay it out in a jiffy. xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity for $34.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask about xfi pods for even more coverage. click, call or visit a store today. ...3 str8 losses...they had ith oregon >>> back with cleaning football. -- college football. 3 straight losses. cal had better get right with oreg

st. louis fed president james joins us from singapore to talk about global monetary policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ haidi: welcome back to bloomberg television. welcome listeners on bloomberg radio around the world. after the release of the jobs report, the new york fed chief tom williams said the u.s. economy is enjoying the goldilocks economy. the recent rise in bond yields affects the outlook instead of any allowed inflation. let's bring in another perspective. this is the president from st. louis fed bank. great to have you. do you agree with the recent rout in the bond market? i don't see very much inflation pressure for the u.s. economy. the u.s. is growing pretty rapidly now, but that is likely to slow down in 2019. bond market overall knows that and has that in mind. at this, almost existential conundrum of why wages are moving in the relationship we expect them to. this is really painting the picture that despite the difficulty in providing quality labor for small businesses, this is an issue the fed wage growth tracker continues to look sluggish. suggested the

st. louis fed president james bullard joined bloomberg "daybreak australia" to explain why he is not advocatingurther hikes. mr. bullard: we are close to neutral today. when i look at inflation expectations from the tips market, it looks like they are about at 2% on a personal consumption expenditures inflation basis, or somewhat below 2% even, over the next five years or 10 years. as of right now, the market doesn't really think we will hit our inflation target on our preferred measure over that kind of time horizon. so that suggests to me that we have got about the right level of rates today, and then we should react to incoming data, see if it surprises to the upside or downside. we haven't had a long run during 2017 and 2018, a pretty good news on the u.s. economy. it may not always be that way. one day we may get some bad news and have to adjust the other way. i think we have to be prepared that the news isn't always going to be good. shery: and the good news seems to have helped fomc members to become a bit more in line when it comes to their dots expectations. this year, the consensus se

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st. louis fed president james bullard earlier today. powell says far from it. the r.b.i. surprised by holding rateses -- holding unchanged. we will have reaction from an independent analyst. this is bloomberg. ♪ the reserve bank of india delivered a hawkish pause in the light of headwinds growth. david: in case you missed on friday, they did not raise interest rates. majority of economists thought they would and market reaction, have a look at the market terminal, pushed the equity market, not that it wasn't heading there already. correction for this chart. as get a sense of where we go from here -- let's get a sense of where we go from here. joining us from mumbai is independent banking analyst -- thank you for coming to the program again. you think it was the right decision for the r.b.i.? >> i think given the situation it was the right decision although most market participants are expecting a rate -- raise interest rates. it would have been a response to the l outflows that have been happening this year from the indian markets. when

st. patrick's cathedral, bats, salmon, tide pods, james vanderbeek, priced to sell before we live in hellact fast because planet earth is over soon. when it is gone, it is gone! the planet earth going out of business sale. it's time to say good-bye. exit 14, alpha centaury, then third from the sun. >> jimmy: it's true, right? we're living in a day of blockbuster videos. next week we're taking our show on the road to brooklyn, new york, doing five shows from the brooklyn academy of music on monday. guillermo is on his way there, traveling cross country by bus. his first stop was in dallas where he dropped a bombshell on the host of "good morning, texas." >> speaking of the secrets that are inside that bus, we want you to tell us one secret about jimmy kimmel that we don't know. just a little secret, maybe something he does on the road, when you're traveling. >> guillermo: oh, one secret that i know from jimmy. >> about jimmy. >> guillermo: oh, my god. that jimmy is not a good dancer. he is not. he's not a good dancer. >> jimmy: okay, that was hurtful because i happen to dance like an angel

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st. louis fed president james bullard is not seeing a recession in the near future.bloomberg in singapore. >> we are late in the cycle. you have to be aware recessions do occur and we have to be careful on that side and take that risk into account. i do not see anything now. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is "bloomberg." tom: thank you. bonds, the ramifications of high yields come in, the curve steepening, not much movement given the closure in the u.s. oil finally weaker off that move we saw in brent. equities up. 30 year bond, a big 3.40%. mortgage changing decisions of their. francine: if you look at european stocks, they are following as there are concerns about italy's defiance of e.u. officials, adding to a gloomy picture across equities. i am looking at chinese shares, they are leading declines lower. i am also looking at the euro and it is moving on the back of this italian movement. tom: before i get to willem buiter of citigroup and t

st. louis fed president james bullard has asked for a change to the rule that is the weak link between unemploymentnd inflation, the aging population, and low expectations. optimism that the fed could hike beyond the so-called "neutral rate." >> do you think will be able to follow a gradually increasing path for that period of time before moving into historic territory? -- what thetical practical points are. leaders attack as a it is unprecedented and it is that at 2.4%. they have given italy's government until monday to explain the obvious deviation from the rules. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am juliette saly. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: juliette, thank you so much. gdp improved by 6.5% in china compared to 6.6% from a bloomberg survey. that has weakened after government data. the economy has faced increasing headwinds with new trade tensions and that has made the stock market pretty confident. black, us now is jeff and china economy editor. officials are trying to prop up the marke

st. helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern eas of sonoma county. ( james ) happening tonight... several lanes will be closed of the western side of the bay bridge starting tonight. scheduled maintenance is happening from 8 at night until 4 in the morning...crews will be working on this until october 27th. seals on bridge joints will be replaced. lane closures will alternate each night between westbound and eastbound roadways. at least one lane in each direction will remain open at all times. ( darya ) happening now... commuters will now be able to use fremont street in downtown san francisco. ( james ) the area has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. (lydia)this is something a lot of commuters have been waiting for.....the opening of fremont which had been closed since last month.(take vo)the closure of the transit terminal and fremont street happened after cracks were found in two beams along the roof of a bus deck that crosses fremont street between howard and mission streets. during the closure, b

bay bridge wb 80 slow from the maze ( james ) new this morning... the stwoman who was captured on video blocking a black man from his own apartment is speaking out. the viral video of hilary thorton trying to stop d'arreion toles from entering his apartment caused outrage online. even costing thorton her job. now she's speaking out --- saying her only intention was to follow the directions she was given by their condo association. ( james ) thorton adds that toles would not show her a key fob proving he lived there --- and followed him until she saw him pull out his condo keys. she says she has received death threats as a result of the video. but says she would not change one thing about what she did. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... it's all about the bling!! the warriors got their rings and then played kin

st. helena in napa county; and unincorporated northeastern areas of sonoma county. ( james ) thanks will.reet in downtown san francisco. ( james ) the area has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. fremont street, between howard and mission streets, will reopen today. the area in downtown san francisco has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered in a steel beam at the salesforce transit center. dont' forget, the salesforce transit center will stay closed for the time being. that mean people will still need to use the "temporary transbay terminal" at howard and main streets. ( darya ) thanks lydia. ( darya ) a san francisco woman is fighting for her life after 90-percent of her body was burned in an accident. the family of 31-year-old gayane balasanyan says the medical student was studying at a friend's apartment on saint kits in the caribbean when a gas-line exploded. the explosion happened on october second. balasanyan was airlifted to miami hosptial where her family has been at her side.

james brooksbank in windsor. princess eugenie has married jack brooksbank at st but george's chapel in windsor.th in line to the throne — was given away by her father, prince andrew —— and watched by her grandmother, the queen and by her mother sarah ferguson. crowds of wellwishers gathered on the windy streets outside the castle to watch proceedings. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. hold onto your hats, it's another royal wedding, though this one was not quite in the same league as harry and meghan's. as the guests, celebrities among them, struggled through the autumn winds to st george's chapel, the sussexes slipped in quietly through a side door, more grateful than ever, perhaps, that their day had been one of spring sunshine. and then, three guesses who the next arrival was, low—key was never quite sarah ferguson's way, the mother of the bride made an exuberant entrance outside the chapel. there are those within the royal family who cannot forget the embarrassments she has caused over the years, but this was the yorks' day. and the duchess was clearly delighted to be part

john james has been closing the gap. really, nobody ever -- st >> we'll take odds on the commercial break on both those candidates. but at the end of the day, is your prediction that the republicans keep the senate? what do you think ultimately is going to happen? you don't have to go race for race. >> i think ultimately, republicans have the better shot at retaining the senate control. clearly riskier in the house. >> what do you think about florida? how do you see that senate race playing out? because andrew gillum has a lot of momentum. a lot more than his democratic counterpart, the incumbent senator, nelson. how do you see that going? >> both those races are interesting, because in both cases, people thought perhaps the democrats were not going to have a very good -- it was going to be tough for the democrats. but they're both ahead narrowly in those two races. and, you know, as you said, president trump is helping the democratic candidates, especially in the senate race, with the issues he's focused on now. >> thanks one and all. they came

a much bigger problem was the ability for someone to say they were james in washington, dc, but it was actually boris in stburg creating a fake persona that would generate followers, and then they wouldse it with the fake information and the false news d the political content. one acunt was set up to try to rally the muslim community in, in texas. another was an attempt to kind of rally the right wing in texas. they created an event. >> white power! >> stop the hate! stop the fear! >> protest, with both sides protesting against each other. >> (yelling) >> at a mosque in houston, in 2016. ri >> this is a, we have the right to speak out. >> (yelling) >> but for the good work of the houston police, you could haveth hakind of horrible activity take place then and there that iaw unfortunately take place in charlottesville in my state last year. so the rl human consequences of some of these... of some of this abuse, we've been very lucky that it hasn't actually cost people's lives.eb >> narrator: fk also found that the russians had used the site to orchestrate a apro-trump rally outside cheesecake factory in flo

st george's chapel in windsor. the royal family and a number of celebrities, including robbie williams, ellie goulding and james bluntsts at the ceremony. princess eugenie, who is ninth in line to the throne, was given away by her father, prince andrew. crowds gathered outside the castle to wish the couple well. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is at windsor castle. a very blustery day. well, quite. yes, five months ago we were here for a royal wedding and now here we are again. all the senior royals we re are again. all the senior royals were in attendance, the queen, prince philip, harry and megan, the previous bride and groom, all here as well. all here to watch the queen's granddaughter princess eugenie get married. on a very windy day. nicholas witchel reports. held onto your hats. it's another royal wedding. though this were not quite in the premier league. despite the sharp ambitions of the bride's father and mother. the guests battled through the strong wind to saint georges chapel. and of course, these days you can't have a royal wedding without some celebrities. and here they were, the singer robbie w

st george's chapel in windsor. the royal family, and a number of celebrities, including robbie williams, ellie goulding and james blunt ceremony. princess eugenie, who is ninth in line to the throne, was given away by her father, prince andrew. crowds gathered outside the castle to wish the couple well. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph is at windsor castle. everyone had to hold onto their hats today. yes, absolutely. it is not a great hair day! the afternoon wedding reception is under way for all of the wedding guests. there is a relieved newly married couple inside. there were several hundred members of the public lining the streets of windsor to see princess eugenie and her new husband as part of that carriage procession that went through the streets of the town centre. it turned out to be a very gusty wedding date as our royal correspondence reports. hold onto your hats, it is another royal wedding. though this were not quite in the premier league, despite the sharp ambitions of the bride's father and mother. the guests battled through the strong winds to st george ‘s chapel and of course these days you can't

st george's chapel in windsor. the royal family and a number of celebrities, including robbie williams, ellie goulding and james blunts eugenie, who is ninth in line to the throne, was given away by her father, prince andrew. crowds gathered outside the castle to wish the couple well. princess eugenie and her husband jack have now departed windsor castle in an aston martin db10 following their afternoon reception. it's a limited edition — only released to mark the release of the james bond spectre film. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been watching the day's events. hold onto your hats, it is another royal wedding. though this one not quite in the premier league, despite the sharp ambitions of the bride's father and mother. the guests battled through the strong winds to st george's chapel and, of course, these days you can't have a royal wedding without some celebrities. into the chapel via a discreet side door, the duke and duchess of sussex, thankful they had a spring wedding in bright sunshine rather than autumn one in a gale. this was the york's date and the duchess was clearly delighted to be pa rt

they are james maddison, jadon sancho and mason mount — and theyjoin gareth southgate's 25 man band of what he says is exciting young talent. andy swiss has spent the day at stto saint georges park, where it's certainly been an eventful day for gareth southgate. first, that eye—catching squad for internationals against croatia and spain, including three first—time col ups. first, wingerjadon sancho, just 18 years old, he has made its a terrific start season for borussia dortmund, helping them to be top of the bundesliga, he played in the champions league last night with a great assist, one of the most exciting talents around. secondly, james maddison, who has been so impressive for leicester city after joining from norwich over the summer. joining from norwich over the summer. three goals in seven premier league games so far at leicester. thirdly, mason mount, just 19 years old, hejoined derby county thirdly, mason mount, just 19 years old, he joined derby county on loan of the summer and again, started really well for them this season, scoring five goals so far. so three really exciting young talents but of course, in croatia and spain, england are up again

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james freeman. great to see you. >>> up next a more violent caravan pushing its way northward towards the united states. as we continue we'll be right back. stuys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these. lou: last night we asked you do you believe local, state and federal authorities must do more to identify and treat emotionally disturbed and mentally ill people and 91% of you responded yes. president trump will have paid his respects to the victims and their families at saturday's shooting at the treat of life synagogue. the president expressing his support for the jewish community for the entire nation. there he is campaigning for gubernatorial candidate ron desantis. is this man high energy or is he high en

james....clutch...steps up and converts. the staples crowd going crazy. game goes to overtime. --in o-t, spurs pulled through... san antonio... patty mills...the st.'s alum...drains the go-ahead basket. spurs up 1. --final possession, lebron with another chance to be the hero, but the stepback rims out. spurs win 143-142...and lebron starts 0-3 for the first time since 2004. turning to the nfl-- the raiders back at headquarters today after the bye week, but amari cooper didn't stay there for long....as the receiver has been traded to the dallas cowboys. --the team's 4th-overall selection from the 2015 draft class....going to texas in exchange for a first-round pick. --the silver and black now have 3-first round selections heading into next year's draft... they have the one from dallas... theirs... and the one from the khalil mack trade --after making the pro bowl twice, cooper's production has dropped over the last two seasons. --general manager reggie mckenzie did not speak to the media on camera, but he did say that the chance to have a 1st-rounder was too good to pass up. --some players did offer reaction, including-- jalen richard...who was as

james. >> yeah, when interest rates come up it's normal that case for stocks getting harder but i would also say looking on the positive side very good economic news, stnta fed both predicting 4.2% growth on the third quarter which is outstanding. maria: absolutely right, the backdrop is pretty strong, lindsey, the valuations particularly in technology had been getting stretched. that was the word getting into the selloff yesterday, there's that as well. >> i think the market is adjust to go higher rates and when you have higher rates valuations have to come down, a combination of things, you also have announcement that is were pretty negative, inflationary

rising floodwaters overwhelmed st mark's square, and many of the narrow streets and walkways in the city. the water levels are the fourth highest ever recorded in venice. jamestorius mobsters and a secret informant to the fbi, has been killed in a prison in west virginia. the 89—year—old was convicted in 2013 of 13 murders and his life inspired many hollywood films. he was found unresponsive in his cell at the maximum security facility shortly after being transferred there from a florida jail. he was originally captured in california in 2011 after a 16—year manhunt. the driver of a transit agency car in toronto was forced to swiftly disembark from his vehicle after it nearly got devoured by a sinkhole. video footage showed the car appearing to get stuck in water before falling into the sinkhole. the driver is said not to have suffered any injuries. what i am quite impressed about is the lights that keep flashing as it sinks into the hole. quite extraordinary. iam not extraordinary. i am not sure that would happen on your electric car. pharrell williams has banned donald trump from playing his music at his political events. his lawyer howard king sent the pre

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st helens. they will go into the final next week and —— the wolves. james test player of the year. he became test cricket‘s most successful fast bowler as he passed glenn mcgrath‘s record with the final ball of the summer series against india, and in all he has 564 wickets. we will have more in the papers shortly. thank you. let's find out what's happening with the weather and you might rememberfrom the with the weather and you might remember from the start of the programme that you were showing the disparity in temperatures across the country that we will be seeing over the next couple of days. certainly for today, it will even out tomorrow morning. north and south are completely different feel, 22 celsius possible in the south—east corner by this afternoon, 10 degrees cooler further north. when you have the temperature contrasts like that, there is always something separating the two, and it is usually a weather front with some rain. let's take a look at where it is raining in the next few hours. south and east, the isle of man and north and west wales, e