as a result, he spent his first 30 days at suffolk county in segregation. but now he's on his way to general population where he will have more privileges and time outside his cell. >> today i'm getting out of the hole. i'm going go play with the big kids in the big box now. i'm pretty excited. when you go to a new unit, you don't know who's on that unit or whatever. could be a lot of small time units. so i'll see what's going on. 30 days since i got to put a pair of sneakers on. my new unit. see what's going to happen. >> 2-4, open. >> daniel esdale has spent the last four months living and working in the jail's infirmary hoping good behavior would convince jail officials to overlook his history of fighting and grant him a transfer to general population. >> he actually got to a point where he had a detail in medical where he served food to the other inmates and cleaned the unit, so he came a lot farther than we ever anticipated him coming. >> esdale did finally get a transfer, but definitely not the one he wanted. he's back in the box. >> i'm in segregatio

even behind the walls of the city's primary detention facility, the suffolk county jail. >> i grew up in the south end, part of the city of boston, which is our neighborhood, not far from the facility. within seven years of this job i found i knew most people that i should know from childhood, from high school, and just from the neighborhood itself. >> inmates, too, often find themselves among friends and relatives. >> we're brothers, that's right. >> though not all inmates are housed in the same facility, those who have only been charged with a crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashua street jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of two-and-a-half years or less will usually serve their time four miles away at the house of correction. >> top of the world. 15 minutes! i told you. i told you. it was going to be nothing. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar with over the years. [ bleep ] >> keep a small circle. >> my buddy shayne, mini me. >> south boston's in the house over here. >> we got one for you. >> what's

one or two showers across norfolk and suffolk as well. otherwise it's a dry day and temperatures 18, i9 otherwise it's a dry day and temperatures 18, 19 fairly widely, as well as 21 in the south—east and as well as 21 in the south—east and a fine evening to come here. gets chilly quickly. should. as cold as it has been mind you. rain coming in this evening across northern ireland. a shield of higher cloud coming across the south—west. we have this slowly moving area of thicker cloud and rain and drizzle. the rain becomes lighter and more damp and drizzly through the day but it's damp and bleak across many western areas. 15 or 16 degrees. brighter skies near the coast. temperatures could be as high as 19. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the metropolitan police has paid compensation to the former head of the army, lord bramall, and the family of the late home secretary, lord brittan, who were falsely accused of child sexual abuse. a campaign group says more than 700 homes have been burned down in a rohingya muslim village, as te

>> yeah. >> bloodworth's stay at suffolk county was also marked by violence.e and his cell mate were both in the segregation unit after they attacked another inmate. >> you guys feeling like a real criminal here. >> and on the first day we met bloodworth he decided to put on another display of violence. i was wrong and i'm still in jail ever since. >> both these guys are coming out right? >> yeah. >> bloodworth's stay at suffolk county was also marked by violence. he and his cell mate were both in the segregation unit after they attacked another inmate. >> you guys feeling like a real criminal here. >> and on the first day we met bloodworth he decided to put on another display of violence. though cuffed and shackled for his one hour recreation time per day, bloodworth attacked another inmate as we followed behind. >> usually when you're filming an inmate they're a little more cautious about what they're doing because they know they're on camera. this was blatant. this was right in front of us. it happened right there. he knew he was being filmed at the time he

reflect the personality of the city itself and no better example of that is when we filmed inside suffolk county jail, boston, massachusetts. ♪ >> [ bleep ] >> he's boston. get familiar. don't get it twisted. he'soston in this. >> in boston it was almost like we got to learn the lay of the land because people talk so much about the different neighborhoods in the area they were from. everyone in boston was proud of their neighborhood and definitely represent it wince they were inside and kind of stuck to the people that they knew from their neighborhoods inside. >> i'm boston. he's boston. not dorchester, charlestown. east boston. >> do you know -- >> how many movies have they made on east boston? >> listen, you know the movie "the rat." whitey bulger. [ bleep ]. that's the claim to fame. >> no, he ain't! >> yes, sir, that's all he's got. that's all he's got. >> they're from chelsea. >> you live in chelsea? >> see you later. >> i'm out of here. >> the inmates in boston shared more than neighborhood pride. they also knew how to throw a punch. >> every day. we respond to fights every day, so

>> yeah. >> bloodworth's stay at suffolk county was also marked by violence.e and his cell mate were both in the segregation unit after they attacked another inmate. >> you guys feeling like a real criminal here. >> and on the first day we met bloodworth he decided to put on another display of violence. though cuffed and shackled for his one hour recreation time per day, bloodworth attacked another inmate as we followed behind. >> usually when you're filming an inmate they're a little more cautious about what they're doing because they know they're on camera. this was blatant. this was right in front of us. it happened right there. he knew he was being filmed at the time he started this fight. >> central control we have two restrained -- >> you thought it was over, huh? you thought it was over. [ bleep ] >> we later learned that this fight was the result of a dispute that followed bloodworth from the streets into the jail. >> delshaun bloodworth has a distinction of trying to switch his gang affiliations. he was in a constant battle with different feuds and he

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one or two showers across norfolk and suffolk as well. 0therwise across norfolk and suffolk as well.outh—east and as well as 21 in the south—east and a fine evening to come here. gets chilly quickly. should. as cold as it has been mind you. rain coming in this evening across northern ireland. a shield of higher cloud coming across the south—west. we have this slowly moving area of thicker cloud and rain and drizzle.

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and therefore we were both suffolk boys and started to talk like that.hundreds of occasions. he found that very funny. but i think very, very quick, brilliant, clever boy that went to a school on a scholarship and could not have got their otherwise but then got into cambridge. cambridge university has always had this theatrical tradition, an extraordinary diversity of theatrical presentation amongst the students. peter did a reprehensible number of productions when he was a student, far more than his tutors would have wanted him to do, to the point where when he left i think he must have felt like, i am a professional already. this is what i do. i go from production to production and therefore very early on he made a revolutionary difference. he ran the theatre in london called the arts theatre between 1955 and 57, and early on in that regime he directed a play, a new play no one had heard of, called waiting for godot. if he had only done that in his entire career, we would be sitting here saying he had changed the british theatre forever. he did change

much from the first islands it hits guadalupe martinique they were further from the storm center on suffolk relatively little but there's great concern over the fate of one island which was less lucky dominica took maria's full force. the island's prime minister tweeted to remain calm interest reporting widespread devastation then communications with dominica went down the prime minister's last words we will need help my friends we will need help of all kinds. stake a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today british counterterrorism officers have arrested three people in wales in connection with last week's attack on a london commuter train that brings to five the total number of arrests two others were detained on saturday a day after a homemade bomb wounded thirty people. protesters have gathered outside cats alone is economy ministry after a spanish police officer arrested a junior minister in early morning raids on the regional governments offices this as spain continues its crackdown ahead of catalonia as planned independence referendum on october f

the commissioner of the suffolk county police department, the law enforcement agency on the ground during super storm sandy. thank you for joining us to give us a little insight. when you watch these videos and you see this unfolding, one of the thing the authorities are saying is they will not tolerate this, the robberies, the thievery, they say they're going to come down very hard on these folks. what can they do to stop this sort of thing and the wake of the storm like this when it's so difficult to get around? >> first of all, on behalf of the suffolk county police to permit, our thoughts are with all of the individuals. you need to make sure you report looting immediately. quick responses keys, suck medication is critical and you lose capacities in terms of medication during super storm sandy for example, large areas lost a cell phone service, police were able to commit again via radio, but there was a disconnect with residents on the ground. you have to develop ways in which you catch these people. patrol is one way. one of the things we saw with harvey's lessons learned. and katrin

three of the men arrested are said to be recruiting norfolk, suffolk, essex and cambridgeshire.r were arrested in the uk and the fifth in cyprus. an army spokesman said: we can confirm that a number of serving members of the army have been arrested under the terrorist act for being associated with a prescribed far right group. these arrests are the consequence of a police led administration supported by the army. that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national socialist youth movement. its members marched the streets. but the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online. experts say the group was not large but whenjo experts say the group was not large but when jo cox was experts say the group was not large but whenjo cox was murdered by a loner, influenced by similar propaganda, the government banned or prescribed national action. national action is a vile group that promotes homophobia, violence and terrorism and they have no place in this country. legally the group should not now exist by the police in

this is aldeburgh on the suffolk coast at an amazing place. about 1500 fishermen based here in aldeburgh. in the 1800 that halved to about 700. if the news ago there we re to about 700. if the news ago there were just 35 and today only three fishermen are left. so what happens in cases like this when the fishermen leave and the tourists, the second home owners, movie and? we went about two hours further up the coast that way to cromer, famous for its crap, to find out the answer to that question. fishing is so a part of the fabric of cromer that if you stop someone on the shore and ask their name... johnny. surname? seibu. people think it's a fake name. jonny first went to see here at five, full—time as soon as to see here at five, full—time as soon as he could skip school. what makes cromer cromer? virtually untouched. no big roads, it hasn't got the mass tourism, we don't need the hotels, and the fast food chains and stuff like that. special? very special. special, but it is changing. you are obviously a lot faster than me. i've been doing t

but now for the first time, a suffolk—based supplier is working with farmers to produce them in the ukm has been finding out. it has been a case of learning on thejob finding out. it has been a case of learning on the job and now all his ha rd learning on the job and now all his hard work is paying off. it is harvest time. lentils are a low growing crop, which don't produce a high yields. they also need warm, dry conditions in order to write in. the lentils, when they are going through the combine, can spit very easily. so it is a matter of not running the combine too fast. you have to have a slow, forward speed because of the amount of green material going through you cannot go too fast, because you jam up the combine. this farm in hertfordshire is one of four in the country to produce the uk's first—ever commercially grown lentils. produce the uk's first—ever commercially grown le ntils.m produce the uk's first—ever commercially grown lentils. if we pick up some stalks, dried stalks, and just rub them. this is imitating the same action a combine will do. blow the trash away. and we h

. >> suffolk university poll shows an actual dead heat with both candidates at 42%. the closeness of this race elevates the stakes for tonight's debates. news 4's molette green is working for you in the community. >> she's talking to folks in virginia about the debate and the election to come, too. molette what, are folks saying? >> reporter: well, folks are saying they're definitely going to be watching tonight's debate as they try to make those last decisions. but people are telling me they pretty much have their minds made up about who they're going to vote for. here at bob and edith's it's a well-known diner in arlington. people love to dish about politics over their morning breakfast. people are starting to really come in and sit down. we've talked to some people who have come in, ordered their food and left out. one gentleman telling me he is a democrat. but he's leaning towards the candidate for governor who is the more nonpolitician, if you will. that's where we are with what people are talking about. still making up their minds in some cases. a lot their min

this is suffolk this morning.f us will keep that sunshine and it will feel warm again, but we have some rain on the scene now and that's already with us across the western side of the country. so that will edge its way eastwards today and tonight. it is quite warm rain, even with all the cloud. we have got a southerly wind as opposed to the northerly we had last weekend, but we have a problem coming with fog. in september, the night is getting longer and we find we have a few fog problems. this was yesterday. worcester seeing the highest temperature at 21 celsius, but you can see around the moray firth, t temperatures are four or five degrees above what they should be. there will be limited sunshine because of this weather front here advancing. probably in the north—west of england, not seeing that rain until later on in the day. that southerly wind coming across the welsh mountains, but you can see for scotland and for the western side of wales and for the eastern side of wales and for the eastern side of wales a

we could catch the odd shower across east yorkshire and lincolnshire and nor followbling and suffolk,two mist and fog patches. like this morning, much of that will clear away to give sunny spells. in northern ireland and south—west wales and south—west england, the wind picking up and with that outbreaks of rain pofg in gradually. but it will be warm actually. temperatures up to about 17 celsius to 21 celsius. bye—bye. this is bbc news — and these are the top stories developing at 11am. the united states seeks to tone down the war of words with north korea, with the us defence secretary saying he wants a diplomatic solution to the nuclear crisis. labour calls for a half—a—billion pound bailout for the nhs in order to avoid a winter health crisis. the prime minister will meet the european council president, donald tusk, in downing street to discuss brexit. women, whose children were harmed by exposure to an epilepsy drug in the womb, will give evidence at a public hearing. also in the next hour — should scrums and tackling be banned in school rugby? experts say the move would reduce co

one or two showers across norfolk, suffolk and perhaps into kent as well, but getting up to 20 oi’ kent1. kent as well, but getting up to 20 or 21. the cloud will come through this evening. it should be dry for the wealth world cup qualifying match. the rain holding of until the end of the night, but as the rain picks up, it will be blown into western fringes of scotland and the south—west of england. the night should not be as cold as it was last night. hazy sunshine tomorrow, but eastern scotland and eastern parts of england will have thickening cloud. a lot of low cloud where we have the rain. temperatures 15, 16 degrees. towards the east coast, 19 oi’ degrees. towards the east coast, 19 or 20 degrees is possible. for the tour of britain or 20 degrees is possible. for the tourof britain in or 20 degrees is possible. for the tour of britain in the cycling, we could see the cloud thickening during the day as we arrived in kelso. there could be some drizzle in the airas kelso. there could be some drizzle in the air as well. this weather front is slowing down towards monday and petering

kent, sussex, essex and suffolk and norfolk, just the chance of one of these shower clouds developingine evening on the way. lots of dry weather through the night particularly across many central and eastern areas and that rain marches in. most of the rain shouldn't be too heavy as it moves in. it maybe heavy across some of the hills of wales perhaps and for a time, in some of the towns and cities early in the morning there across the west, but basically what's going to happen this weather front will be moving eastwards and some of the rain willjust rain itself out so the weather front will start falling apart and what we will be left with is a big area of cloud with dribs and drabs of rain on and off. rather than calling it a wet, soaking afternoon, it will be just damp with rain on and off. now eastern areas may stay dry through the day, but it will be clouding over. also becoming cooler tomorrow. 16 celsius for many of us. through the course of sunday evening you can see how the cloud and patchy rain moves towards the east and some western areas may dry out towards the second half

two polls out yesterday from suffolk university and the university of mary washington shows the race is basically tied. one thing you might notice tonight, ralph northam and ed gillespie trying to connect the voters by talking about local issues. >> they're going to look at the quality of their schools, look at transportation, they're going to look at economically of their communities. >> here's a quick programming note for tonight. due to the debate, news 4 at 6:00 is going to run for half an hour. that will be followed by "nbc nightly news" at 6:30. then the debate will air live at 7:00 right here on nbc4. it will be moderated by nbc's chuck todd and news 4's northern virginia bureau chief julie carey and "news4 today's" aaron gilchrist will serve as panelist. >>> apple releasing a new operating system. the ios 11 has a ton of new features and includes a brand new look. it's going to take a while to download they tell us. block out about a half an hour if you're going to do it. here's a look at the new features. apple pay for friends. this is similar to venmo and the cash app. the

one from suffolk university, the other the university of mary washington. this race is basically tied right now. one thing you may notice tonight, ralph northam and ed gillespie trying to connect to voters by talking about local issues. >> they're going to look at the quality of their schools, going to look at transportation. they're going to look at the future economically of their communities. >> now, a quick programming note. because of the 6 can will air for half an hour and the debate is live at 7:00. it will be moderated by chuck todd, julie carey and i will serve as panelists. >>> back here at the live desk. we have breaking news. toys-r-us is bankrupt. they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. a lot of you now were in the fall starting to think about shopping for the holidays. however, toys-r-us saying this morning, it's not planning to close any strors stores, just to restructure $5 billion of debt. this is another store that we're seeing not closing down, but dealing with the new challenges of more people buying digital and more people online. >> ther

there was just sufficient depth to the cloud across suffolk and norfolk to give us one or two showersring away. instead, the major changes are coming in from the atlantic. the cloud has been thickening up and these weather fronts will push rain very slowly eastwards into the uk for the second half of the weekend. there will still be some hazy sunshine for a while in eastern scotland and eastern england, and it may well be dry for most of the day. this rain is really quite slowly pushing its way eastwards initially, some heavy bursts of rain over the hills in the west. the rain becomes more drizzly and lighter through the day, but a lot of low cloud. it's going to be quite poor for western areas. less so near the coast, where we've got the best of the weather. even here, through the evening and overnight, we may see a little bit of rain cropping up. the tendency is for the rain to tend to peter out overnight. we are left with a lot of low cloud, hill fog and some warm air to start the new week. that weather front, then, moving into the uk, it peters out, weakens. the next one has got a

some thickening of the cloud in suffolk and norfolk, one or two might like showers around as well andhange coming in over night and for tomorrow, that cloud slowly moving into the uk and it will bring some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. a fine end to the day for many eastern areas but already the cloud west. and in northern ireland later in the night as the wind picks up on that train running into the western fringes of scotland and northern england. although there isa and northern england. although there is a shield of cloud coming in ahead of that, temperature is not as lawyers last night. into sunday morning, a very different look to the weather. northern ireland, some low cloud, rain and drizzle across the western side of scotland, eastern scotland and to the moray firth. breezy and jese sunshine here. not much rain at this stage. it will probably —— breezy and patches of sunshine here. much of the midlands, and the east of england, dry and a bright start with some hazy sunshine. it may well stay dry for much of the day. this rain on the moving very slowly eased into north—west en

. >>> back to weather and the radar and satellite map across the region from allentown to suffolk county. we have clonchlg. the high -- cloud coverage. the high clouds rolling in, extending beyond irma itself. irma is a tropical depression, likely to fall apart entirely throughout today. what we'll be seeing as a result is still the moisture. some showers in the forecast, but that's tomorrow. today, cloudy, peeks of sun possible. 57 the temperature now. we're at 5:40 a.m. this morning. 74 will be the temperature by your lunch hour. and then upper 70s later today. we could see spots make it to around 80 in the suburbs. 77 at 4:00 comes with winds that are light. we notice the light winds are from the southwest, typically pushes in warmer air and higher temperatures. 62 where we are in philadelphia now. winds are calm. we're at 68 in the forecast by 10:00 a.m. there you go. low 80s by this afternoon. not terribly warm but warmer than it has been. that's around average for this time of year. the average at philadelphia national airport is 80 degrees. this is very typical forecast we're look

some cloud hugging the coast of norfolk and suffolk. north england and eastern scotland, things improving, except the far north—east of scotland. in the northern isles can cloudy and wet. it turns wetter in northern ireland later. this big area of low pressure here, throwing the weather front further eastwards. on thursday night, that weather front continues to spread eastwards. a fairly strong south—westerly wind, and heavy rain at times spreading further eastwards. temperatures down to 12 or 13 degrees. you may need your umbrella first thing tomorrow morning. heady pulses of rain for some time, in western areas things improving the afternoon. showers in scotla nd improving the afternoon. showers in scotland and northern ireland on friday. but elsewhere, it becomes dry and bright. temperatures of 20 degrees, a little fresherfurther north and west. on saturday, it looks largely dry and find with sunny spells. some showers in northern and western areas. i is a 15-18d. on northern and western areas. i is a 15—18d. on sunday, the forecast

three of the men are members of the royal anglian regiment, which recruits in norfolk, suffolk, essexwere arrested in the uk, one in cyprus. an army spokesman said... that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national socialist youth movement. its members marched the streets. the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online. but experts say the far right is not well supported. but when the labour mpjo cox was murdered by a loner influenced by similar far—right propaganda, the government acted, proscribing or banning national action. they are vile, they promote violence and terrorism and they have no place in this country. legally, the group should not now exist but police in birmingham are questioning five suspected members under counterterrorism laws, while searches of properties are carried out. a french magazine has been ordered to pay almost $120,000 in damages for publishing topless photographs of the duchess of cambridge. the pictures were taken with a long lens during a private holiday in provence, almost f

we have seen some thickening of the cloud in suffolk in norfolk, one to light showers around here ast and for tomorrow. the cloud slowly moving into the uk will bring some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. a fine and to the day the many scenarios that the cloud is moving in further west. rain fairly quickly into northern ireland as the wind picks up. the rain running into the western bridges of scotland, western wales. there is a shield of high cloud coming in ahead of the rain, the temperatures will not be as low as they were last night. sunday morning, a different look to the weather across northern ireland where we have got locale, rain and drizzle. the western side of scotland, eastern scotland, brighter, some hazy sunshine here. asa brighter, some hazy sunshine here. as a mixture across northern england, better to the east of the pennines. not much rain at this time, probably wet across wales and the south—west of england. a lot of low cloud with those cooler southerly winds. much of the midlands, eastern england, dry and a bright start. hazy sunshine. it might stay dry for most of

and he also made films like akenfield, a nostalgic portrait of rural life in suffolk village like the in the slop, so you all appreciate we can only do it once. it was shot mainly at weekends using amateur actors. the work of a fine director and talented impresario who ended his career as the grand old man of british theatre. and there'll be a special tribute to sir peter hall at 9pm tonight on bbc four. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. things have been going steadily downhill from the west this afternoon. 0ur downhill from the west this afternoon. our first named storm of the season approaches. it is called aileen. it has been barling towards the uk, already bringing per sis tent rain over northern ireland, western scotland, wales and western parts of england. it is the strength of winds which gives you cause for concern. we have an amber warning. gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. fora time, as gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, as this area of low pressure moves across norther

we have seen some thickening of the cloud in suffolk and norfolk.s is the big change overnight for tomorrow and the cloud slowly moves into the uk. it will bring with it outbreaks of rain and drizzle. a fine tend to the day for the east. already the cloud is moving in further west. rain quickly skips into northern ireland. the rain runs into northern ireland. the rain runs into the western fringes of scotland. there is a shield of high cloud ahead of that rain and the temperatures won't be as low as last night. into sunday morning, a very different look to the weather a i ci’oss different look to the weather a i cross northern ireland where we have a lot of low cloud, rain and drizzle. always better weather to the east of the pennines. not much rain at this stage. wetter across wales and the south—west of england. a lot of low cloud as well with the southerly winds. some hazy sunshine in the east. this rain is only moving slowly eastwards into north—west england, further into the midlands and towards central southern england as well. the rain become

you notice the showers just dotted around across parts of norfolk, suffolk, lincolnshire and east yorkshirell be some mist, one or two fog patches developing and temperatures no lower than 13 to 15 celsius. another mild night to come really. during wednesday, for many eastern areas, the cloud will thin, it will brack up and there will be some sunshine coming through again. but towards the west, is where the cloud is going to thicken up and you will notice rain moving its way into northern ireland and that rain spreads into south—west england and wales. it is associated with this weather front and just notice the white lines there. just becoming more closely packed together. so, a stronger wind developing across the western areas to go with that rain as it moves in on wednesday, but temperatures not doing too bad for the end of september. through, through wednesday night this weather front will move its way eastwards. so giving a spell of heavy rain and then we have got a ridge of high pressure before this area of low pressure before this area of low pressure m oves pressure before this area

men arrested are believed to be serving in the royal anglian regiment which recruits in norfolk, suffolkridgeshire. four were arrested in the uk and a fifth in cyprus. an army spokesman said... "we can confirm that a number of serving members of the army have been arrested under the terrorism act for being associated with a prescribed far—right group. these arrests are the consequence of a police—led operation supported by the army." that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national, socialist, youth movement. its members marched the streets, but the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online. experts say the group was not large, yet when the labour mp, jo cox, was murdered by a loner, influenced by similar far—right propaganda, the government banned or prescribed national action. national action is a vile group, they promote homophobia, they promote violence and terrorism and they have no place in this country. legally the group should not now exist, but police in birmingham are questioning five suspected members

been told three of the men are members of the royal anglian regiment, which recruits in norfolk, suffolkarmy spokesman said... that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national socialist youth movement. its members marched the streets. the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online. but experts say the far right is not well supported. i think extreme right groups in britain and others like britain first are very good these days at creating a sense of greater scale using social media than is actually the case. probably with national action, we're looking at people in the tens to perhaps the low hundreds at very best. but when the labour mpjo cox was murdered by a loner influenced by similar far right propaganda, the government acted, proscribing or banning national action. despite their name, national action seeks to divide communities and stir up hatred. they are entirely contrary to the interests of our nation. proscribing this neo—nazi group will prevent its membership growing, prevent them spreading propaganda

has been told three of the men are members of the royal anglian regiment which recruits in norfolk, suffolkr arrest in the uk, one in cyprus. an army spokesman said we can confirm... that group is national action, which described itself last year in the language of hitler's fascism, as a national socialist youth movement. its members marched the streets. the focus was as much on spreading neo—nazi ideas online but experts say the far right is not well supported. i think extreme right groups in britain are very good these days about creating a sense of greater scale on social media than is actually the case. the national action group are people that tend to do that the very best. when the labourmpjo cox do that the very best. when the labour mp jo cox was do that the very best. when the labour mpjo cox was murdered by a loner influenced by similar propaganda, the government acted, prescribing or banning national action. despite the name, national action's court seeks doom by communities and stir up hatred. prescribing this neo—nazi group will prevent its mothership growing, prevent its mothe

seattine pellegrino won a in suffolk county the voted for trump, 58% to 42%. 60%-40%. it does start with really focusing on what are the issues that people care about? people are frustrated that washington doesn't care about their issues. they want to shake it up. what donald trump did better than almost anyone else is he is a great marketer and he figured out how to hijack the message and how to actually say "trust me." what is happening more and more, and we are seeing it with our members, even trump or -- supporters or republican supporters are saying wait a second, i knew i didn't like his misogyny and his racism, but really, charlottesville, not taking on the supremacists. really, today? kids that came to the united states through no fault of their own and deporting pardon,ally getting a really taking that money away from schools, taking health care away? if you talk about in terms of values, that is what i think the union is about. i am a long-standing democrat, but my view is we have to talk through the lens of values and actions and where people stand, not simp

this is something which is required extensive coordination, suffolk county police department, i.c.e., h.s.i., homeland security, f.b.i., task forces, u.s. attorney's office, all working around the clock to try to eradicate this evil. more has to be done. that's what this bill is about. we cannot allow gang members taking advantage of loopholes in the immigration laws . to me nothing could be more shameful for us not to do our job. nothing would be more violent constitution to protect from all enemies foreign and domestic for us not to pass legislation such as this. essential. lutely this isn't theoretical, hypothetical, for those concerned about immigrants, those concerned about daca, i support daca, those concerned about who supported want the helpless in our society, how could you take any action which would prevent us from going after ms-13 in it's a violent, vicious gang f we don't stand together as one f. we continue to make a hypothetical arguments of parade of horblets, we're subjecting and putting more young people, innocent young people, documented and undocumented, in the li

we have seen good spells of sunshine this money, this photo sent in by a weather watcher in suffolk. a fair amount of dry weather, but wales and the south—west seeing showers as we move through the morning. as we move into this afternoon, we will continue to see a mix of sunny spells and showers, a northerly breeze means it is not feeling particularly warm either. the showers will be persisted across parts of east anglia, heavy as well. a few showers as we move into south—west england and wales, continuing to see them after this morning. again, heavy with the odd rumble of thunder not out of the question across inland and wales. temperatures down on yesterday things to a northerly breeze. as we moved north, from northern england and southern scotland, shelter means fewer showers, but a scattering a showers for northern ireland. temperatures in the mid teens. as we go through the evening and overnight, inland showers will become confined to the coast. a lot of dry weather around as well. and still seeing the northerly breeze, it will be cool, temperatures in the countryside cooler tha

this is on long island in suffolk county. from a monument company, they were making copies of the sculpture. --re was a time in the night a time in the teens and 20's, if you wanted to sculpture, you could order one from a catalog. with the come up pedestal and bass. you see these across the country. one is called the spirit of the american doughboy, it is very common. none in newown -- york, but there is one in westchester. there are more than 100 of those across the country. you can track them down on my facebook page. new york did not want an over-the-top kind of pose. it with -- they would with a more refined sculpture like this. this is "the returning soldier" by brooks johnson. fieldo created a flanders doughboy and health kitchen six years later. it was dedicated memorial day 1923. 5000 attended with gold star mothers in the front. in 1928, the american federation of artists that it was the best war memorial of its kind. a different take on this than the other doughboy sculpture you saw. he has a head wound, his helmet

the last of that rain will clear away, just after lunchtime i think, round norfolk and suffolk, thenngland but we will run into a few showers in northern ireland and in particular, western scotland, eastern scotland not faring too bad. in the far north east in the northern isles it will stay wet. through this evening and tonight, there will be further showers across western pa rt, there will be further showers across western part, but otherwise, with clear skies, it will turn chilly into the early hours of saturday morning. chillier than it has been recent nightsing temperatures in the countryside getting down into single figures. so how about the weekend? it will be a bright start on saturday, but then it will turn wet later on saturday, and into sunday, and with that some gales developing later on sunday as well. let us look at saturday first of all. while yes there will be a few showers particularly in western part, there will be sunny spells round northern and eastern areas. the breeze picking up here as well. temperatures about 15—18 degrees. but then for sunday, we have to look

we have seen some thickening of the cloud in suffolk and norfolk.ght showers around here. those should be moving away out into the southern north sea. the cloud slowly moving into the uk tomorrow, bringing rain and drizzle with it. aify end to the day for the east. the cloud is moving in in the west. because there is a shield of high cloud coming in ahead of the rain, temperatures won't be as low as they we re temperatures won't be as low as they were last night. let us head into sunday morning. a very different look to the weather across northern ireland where we have a lot of low cloud, rain and drizzle. it will be across the western side of scotland. similar mixture across england, a lwa ys similar mixture across england, always better to the east of the pennines across the north—west of england. not much rain at this stage. wetter across wales and the south—west of england. low cloud as well with those cooler southerly wrindz. much of the midlands, it will be dry. hazy sunshine. may well stay dry here for much of the day. at the same time, that

dry, almost com pletely wales it stays dry, almost completely dry, because here kent, sussex, maybe suffolks in then. most of the rain shouldn't be too heavy, it may be heavy across some of the hills of wales perhaps. for a time some of the hills of wales perhaps. fora time in some of the hills of wales perhaps. for a time in some of the towns and cities early in the morning across the west. what's going to happen this weather front will be moving slowly eastwards and also as it does so some of that rain will rain itself out, so the weather front will start falling apart. we will be left with a big area of cloud with dribs and drabs of rain on and off through the afternoon so rather than calling it a very wet soaking afternoon, it's going to be for many of us damp with rain on and off. eastern areas may stay dry through the day but it will be clouding over. also becoming cooler tomorrow. through sunday evening you can see how slow this area of cloud and patchy rain moves towards the east and even western areas may dry out towards the second half of sunday and into sunday evening. into next

we have seen good spells of sunshine this money, this photo sent in by a weather watcher in suffolk. south—west seeing showers as we move through the morning. as we move into this afternoon, we will continue to see a mix of sunny spells and showers, a northerly breeze means it is not feeling particularly warm either. the showers will be persisted across parts of east anglia, heavy as well. a few showers as we move into south—west england and wales, continuing to see them after this morning. again, heavy with the odd rumble of thunder not out of the question across inland and wales. temperatures down on yesterday things to a northerly breeze. as we moved north, from northern england and southern scotland, shelter means fewer showers, but a scattering a showers for northern ireland. temperatures in the mid teens. as we go through the evening and overnight, inland showers will

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and he also made films like this nostalgic portrait of rural life in a suffolk village like the one he'd we can only do it once. it was shot mainly at weekends, using amateur actors. it was the work of a fine director and talented impresario, who ended his career as the grand old man of british theatre. i'm joined now from london's southbank by the current director of the national theatre, rufus norris. thank you forjoining us. he really was a towering figure, notjust in british theatre but in the arts. he was. there was simply nobody like him. an incredible man and an absolutely astonishing legacy. aside from all his ground—breaking work as a director and producer, founding the rsc when he was in his 20s, which is an outrageously confident thing to do. he was a wonderful and fervent pioneerfor the thing to do. he was a wonderful and fervent pioneer for the arts, all of the arts, and particularly for state funding of the arts, and in terms of this organisation, the national theatre, it is just impossible to measure his contribution. he oversaw the movement to our permanent home here, he

heavy ones to the east of norfolk and suffolk. eastern scotla nd norfolk and suffolk.ith strong early september sunshine it will feel pleasant. a better afternoon in the channel islands. eastern england, from essex, suffolk, norfolk, lincolnshire, yorkshire and south—east of scotland is where showers are likely through the afternoon. can't rule out the odd one elsewhere. but the vast majority will avoid them. dry, sunny spells and pleasantly warm. light winds across scotland and northern ireland also helping with that warmth. the showers we see will go on into the evening across parts of eastern england, south—east scotland and for some into the night. some close to the coasts of east anglia and kent. misty into tomorrow morning and that autumn chill will be evident again. temperatures in rural parts of scotland, northern england, could below enough for a touch of frost on the ground tomorrow morning. saturday probably the best of the weekend if you need to get out and about. sunday not bad to get out and about. sunday not bad to begin with but likely to see rain acros

this is not in new york this sculpture is in green port, long island, suffolk county. it's from a monument company that was making copies of the sculpture. there was a time in the teens and 20s and into the 1930s where if your community wanted a sculpture you could just go to a catalog and order one of these. and they would ship to it you and then you would come up with the pedestal and the base. ask so you see thesabe ablcross country. there's one called the spirit of the american doughboy that's very common, there's none in new york city but some in west chester. that's notable because he has a rifle in one hand and a grenade in the other. there's more tan 100 of those around the country. there's a facebook page where you can track them down. knock did not want to have this over the top, that's what this is called, over the top kind of pose. they went with a more refined sculpture like this one. so this is the returning soldier by burke johnson. so this is in woodside. it's called the returning soldier and he also created the flanders field doughboy in hell's kitchen