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the government is stopped short of declaring an official draft pull credit brennan reports from suffolk. the sandy soil of the suffolk, brooklyn's is perfect for root crops, like potatoes and carrots and onions, these potatoes just in for one of britain's high and supermarket. the irrigation required, especially on this soil, is on his mind boggling this. some other use than estate is using 22000000 gallons of water every week. that's enough to feel more than 40 olympic sized swimming pool . it's unprecedented. i'm an incredibly worried this not only myself, but the number of farmers in certainly in this area in east anglia that haven't seen conditions such as this ever before in there. you know their careers, the danger that people have run out of water to irrigate their crops is real. this is one of these states to reservoir us. when it's full. it holds 18000000 gallons of water. in practical terms, it's currently empty. the last 2 centimeters of water to shallow to be pumped out. the head of the u. k. environment agency is warning that the gap between the increased demand for water a

full brennan, al jazeera, suffolk, the go. this, those main domestic cricket lee has concluded in cobble. the competition has been around for nearly a decade. but this was the 1st one since the taliban takeover at last year. david stokes reports the curious seems like this, if in all too rare enough gonna stand recently after 2 and a half weeks of competition with this being a tigers who came out on top and the speak either cricket league, the tournament with scrap last year in the wake of the us withdrawal from the country. but while women's cricket remained suspended, the taliban has allowed the men's game to start up again. nothing did have what is happiness here? most afghans who faced lots of challenges still come to motivate the players. coming back in july, midway through the tournament, there was an explosion during one of the games in cobble injuring for spectators. the game was able to be completed, but it was a start reminder of the dangers, the africans face on a daily basis. how did i already have one? i'm sorry,

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and po brennan jones is live now from suffolk. hello there, paul. some developments today with the announcement of the 1st hose pipe bands, meaning no more watering of the garden. that's right, i'm, i'm here in the reservoir that you saw in my report. there is about 20 centimeters of water behind me. it's too shallow to pump out. and unless this particular reservoir can be filled by the winter rainfall, then the farmer is going is gonna have to seriously consider whether he can and plants as many crops as he would like to for next year with the impact for next year. but the impact for this summer is already being felt as you mentioned, southern water, which is a company which covers hampshire. and the olive white has announced that from 1600 g m t to day, there will be a hose pipe band put in place for its 2 and a half 1000000 customers. that will be backed up by the threat of a $1000.00 pounds, a $1200.00 financial penalty. if anybody does put on there sprinkler or start watering the plants, they're not the only one in next friday, you'll have sout

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius.ain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn�*t move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there�*s a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatures staying on the high side, 17—18 degrees, some of those showers really could turn quite heavy and thundery. so during the early hours of thursday morning, we could

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius.t's also the dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with t

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. the dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the tempe

the boss of this suffolk hotel chain shows me the training centre he started in march to help recruit to give you these people and, if you want them to stay, i you have got to give them the skills and the confidence to be with you. i labour shortages now, but could that tide be about to turn? at the alex cafe, they are open all week — three days only, though, upstairs. but the owner is in no rush, with rising energy costs for him and his customers. i've done the job for over a0 years and it has never been like this. you know, you have always been able to see a path, however steep that path is, or how difficult. at the moment, it is almost like an abyss. we could be looking at £100,000 a year extra — extra — on energy. you know, that's £2,000 per week. he's trying to keep it simple in a sector that is bracing itself for bumpier times ahead. emma simpson, bbc news, felixstowe. firefighters say a huge fire which tore through a popular nature reserve at studland heath in dorset in the south of england and forced the evacuation of a beach was most likely caused by a disposable barbecue. th

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatu

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius.o the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatures staying on the high side, 17 or

here in the uk, the national trust's orford ness nature reserve on the suffolk coast is home to barn but it's also home to some cold war secrets. the island which is open to the public for tours, was once used as a secret military test site. mike liggins went to have a look. arriving by ferry at orford ness. for 80 years the mess was home to a number of secret military establishments, until it was bought by the national trust in 1993. today, orford ness is a place of mystery. my guide, glen pearce, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. so the unique part of our collection, the only national trust spot with a nuclear bomb. this is an early 1970s model and this one was carried by a plane. about ten times the power of hiroshima in this one bomb. an airfield was created on orford ness in 1913. between the wars, the mess was involved in the development of radar and, yes, britain's nuclear bomb was tested here in the cold war era. the area we are in now, the atomic weapons research establishment, were looking at the nuclear bomb and what they were testing is that the casing fuse mechanis

one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. let's hear more about the situation in cranleigh, then, where some woke up this morning with low or no water supplies for the second day. a statement from thames water says netley mill water treatment works is now back in service and supply is gradually being restored to the local network. this will continue over the remainder of the day. it's continuing to supply bottled water to those who need it. we thought the water was back on. this morning we got up and it was a trickle. the trickle has gone to nothing again. it is difficult. you don't realise what it affects cleaning your teeth, flushing the toilet, washing your hands. that is the worst thing. you go to the toilet and think you have no water toilet and think you have no water to wash your hands then. so, personally, i have a daughter who is autistic so it is quite stressful for her. and you know, we try and manage it a lot by keeping her busy. but

here in the uk — the national trust's orford ness nature reserve on the suffolk coast is home to barnar secrets. the island which is open to the public for tours, was once used as a secret military test site. mike liggins went to have a look. arriving by ferry at orford ness, for 80 years the mess was home to a number of secret military establishments until it was purchased by the national trust in 1993. today, orford ness is a place of mystery. my guide, glen pearce, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. oh, keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, ok. 50 keen to show me a nuclear bomb. 0h, 0k. ., 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, _ 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, the _ 0h, ok. so the unique part of our collection, the only - our collection, the only national trust spot with a nuclear bomb. this is an early 19705 nuclear bomb. this is an early 1970s model and this one was carried by a plane. about ten times the power of hiroshima in this one bomb. pm times the power of hiroshima in this one bomb.— this one bomb. an airfield was c

and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. five days after kenya's presidential election, frustrations continue to grow over the delay in announcing the results. almost half the results have been confirmed with vice—president william ruto taking a slight lead of 51% — 3% more than his rival, raila 0dinga. the slow count is adding to growing tension among kenyans, as we heard from people in the western city of kisumu. right now we are very tired because we are... people are not going to work. the students are in the house. and, right now, when we cannot go to work to look for men. we are not happy because, number one, all the businesses are stuck. the way that we have been getting money in the normal days has really gone out, so we are suffering. several european countries have seen a wave of deadly wildfires triggered by record temperatures and drought across the continent. here you can see there are currently major fires in much of western europe

as grandpa brennan now, who is in suffolk in east in england poll, there's been some developments today with the announcement of the 1st hose. pine ban, meaning normal watering. you got it? that's correct. i mean, my report there spoke about the pressure and challenges that the farming community are facing, particularly arable farmers. and i'm standing in that reservoir that i mentioned in my report. you can see that if i were standing here, when the, when the threats were, was full, the water surface would be some 9 meters above my head. and instead it's barely 20 centimeters deep. and, but these are now also problems that are impacting household domestic water consumers as well. and today in the southern areas, it's southern water is the company responsible, the areas of hampshire and olive white people there, but 2 and a half 1000000 customers. there are going to be banned from using their host pipes or sprinklers in the garden at from $1600.00 g m t. this afternoon. another company south eastern water will from next friday, a band people in kent and sussex from using host pipes in t

the sandy soil of the suffolk rec lands is perfect for root crops, like potatoes and carrots and onions. these potatoes destined for one of britain's high and supermarkets. the irrigation required, especially on this soil, is almost mind boggling. this some other used an estate is using 22000000 gallons of water every week. that's enough to fill more than 40 olympic sized swimming pools. it's unprecedented. i'm an incredibly worried there's not only myself, but number of farmers in certainly in this area in east anglia that haven't seen conditions such as this ever before in there. you know their careers, the danger that people have run out of water to irrigate their crops. it is real, this is one of the estates to reservoirs when it's full. it holds 80000000 gallons of water in practical terms, it's currently empty. the last 2 centimeters of water to shallow to be pumped out. the head of the u. k. environment agency is warning that the gap between the increased demand for water and the availability of it is closing fast. it's a scenario he's described as the jaws of death and without u

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius.ine between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatures staying

in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatures staying on the high side, 17 or 18 degrees, some of those showers really could tur

parents who lost a child, sued him, saying die. suffolk youth of harassment because of the claim, joins is notorious for spreading misinformation online, but this is the 1st time that he's been told he must pay compensation. i'm joined now by g w reporter and a shorter who's got more. you've been following this and tell us 1st, who is alex joins? well, i'm alex jones is a prominent right wing internet personality. he's a web costa, a radio host. he runs a website called in for was and i'm parallel to that. he has a business setting diet supplements, so he's very well known in the right wing media ecosystem and also outside it. so he's just been on trial. what was this trial all about? so this trial is actually about the false claims that alex jones set out in his webcast. some websites that actually lead to real world abuse and harassments of and harassment of grieving parents 2012 back in 2012. there was a very tragic school shooting at the sandy hook elementary school. and in the aftermath of the shooting, jones made the false claim that this shooting didn't actually happen. it was a

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suffolk 25 celsius.e's sunday, very little change high pressure building over the uk, scattered fairweather clouds, similar temperatures. higher temperatures in similartemperatures. higher temperatures in the west and south west, cardiff. sunday into monday that high—pressure will continue to build across the and around it we will see strongest wins blowing, that will also bring a fair amount of cloud to these north seacoast. monday we will see brisk wind pushing and cloud coastal areas from aberdeen, the north east of england east anglia up pretty murky at times and quite chilly. the best of the weather will be outward the west. some spots will be getting up to the mid—20s, compared to 15—16 in places like dundee, scarborough. the week ahead, pretty simple for the most part high pressure will stick around predominantly dry weather, temperatures in the mid—20s in the south high teens further north. that's it for me have a great weekend. today at six... tens of millions of britons face a massive 80% rise

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in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius.st, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early hours of thursday morning, our weather front doesn't move very far very fast, and when it does so, it will weaken off considerably. so a band of cloud and a few patchy showers moving across the pennines, but to the south and east of that, there's a risk of some thundery downpours developing in the south—east. and with the temperatures staying on the high side, 17—18 degrees, some of those showers really could turn quite heavy and thundery. so during the early hours of thursday morning, we could see across essex, kent, suffolk and maybe north norfolk some sharp showers drifting their way steadily eastwards. they will be fairly isolated and

this was the scene a little earlier today in suffolk.eing some similar conditions, cumulus cloud around and that's bringing a few showers at times over the next few days. but most of us staying predominately dry and there'll be some sunshine, particularly across some southern and western areas. we have got a bit more cloud that's drifting in for some areas off the north sea because the winds are rotating around a big area of high pressure. so it's a little bit cooler and breezy around some north sea coasts. over the next few days through afternoon, just one or two splashes of rain for northern ireland, northern england, western scotland, just the odd rogue shower further south, but the vast majority of us staying dry, missing those showers around 16 to 23 degrees. our top temperatures out there into the evening hours, so into this evening, a bit of sunshine, late sunshine to end the day in the south overnight. some rain developing through parts of north west england, isle of man, northern ireland, perhaps into dumfries and galloway, too.

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we could see a couple of inches of rain somewhere across kent coast, up into suffolk and norfolk.theast, and certainly not as humid as in recent days. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, another weatherfront tucks in from the atlantic with this little ridge of high pressure building in behind. it's a weak affair — it'll produce more in the way of cloud, some showery outbreaks of rain for southern scotland, wales and for devon and cornwall. ahead of it, there'll be more sunshine, and so a degree 01’ so warmer. a little bit fresher, but again, still with more sunshine to the northwest of the great glen. so top temperatures from 15—25 celsius. that's it, take care. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: as ukraine continues to put up a strong resistance to the russian forces, we have a special report from the southern front. six months on, the question is, what's next for ukraine? well, it needs a win here and it says... munitions explode ..that it's planning a counter—offensive in the south. thailand's prime minister is suspe

but he had a girl attack the power in which is a us operation blue loss almost 8 months. lenny with suffolk, catastrophic destruction. john chill, it is everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals . he gave speeches works on military plans. for his age, churchill is 60 sakes. he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british and fact saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia to being much more in line with the british atlanta assist agenda ah, the united states things war is rule with businesses business in return for help and in exchange, buffalo will, will one destroy as the u. s. demands the right to use 8 british military bases in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the u. s. that we didn't painful in 1940 alone. 15 pays the united state

one farmer in suffolk is so worried, she has been putting out trays of water, and evening caught someors on camera. debbie toebbe has mo. debbie: this hare is wary, but thursday. there is no moisture in the grass. this day is trying to call off. a badger, enjoying a life-saving drink, ea fox has come to this man-made watering hole. >> i thought it might have been a gospel. i have never seen one. didn't know they were on the farm. debbie: all of them have been caught on camera by sucrose, who is so concerned about their welfare, she's been putting water out for them to drink. >> i think the wildlife needs water. our ponds have dried up. the river is very low. and they are using the water trays that are out. it obviously is making a difference. debbie: she lives on a 600 acre farm. >> probably about three on the other side. debbie: she now spends all day, every day, refreshing and refilling 70 trays of water for the wildlife which calls this farm their home. she is a farmer, but her hobby is wildlife photography. her priority now is keeping them alive and capturing them instead on hidde

almost half of britain's container goods pass through the port in suffolk.ng sure essential goods find their way to households but today, 1,900 members of the unite union are starting an eight—day walk—out. we've spent nine months negotiating with the company and unfortunately we haven't managed to reach a settlement. therefore we felt we had no alternative but to take industrial action. i think a lot of people are behind us because they can relate. this is a time when everyone has been in a pinch with fuel, energy prices. keeps going up and not enough is being done to help families that are struggling. they're being offered a 7% pay rise with a £500 one—off lump—sum. they're asking for 10% in line with inflation. a strike here threatens to disrupt supply chains across the uk. it's called the port of britain for a reason. about a million standard—size containers are moved in and out of felixstowe every year, about half the uk total, filled with everything from food and consumer goods to car parts. but for the next eight days, nothing will be moving. the unio

it's always a part of our lives. similarly, the people in the city of suffolk month namibia walked the streets reminded of its colonial pass. local damsel arts as drive by nearly in its tub a want on texas grew and saw on this coastal town. remind me, nice way it's been and how it's evolved. everybody. my name is roman england is up, and i'm on the west side. the west side were in soccer wound, so let's take a ride to my silly month. ravenel, in a harbor a one dawn is nearby as dawn, full super. and a rab loves his town, which locals full, a flock of it's nearby as a 3rd largest city and his home of choice. not just because of the vibrant local music scene, but also because the world's largest planned humans are just a 5 minute drive away with this is freedom at its best man and having the best of both worlds with the whole sion jones right beside each other. so we have in the precious head, you know, so this is basically stuck up on me wrap and his crew are sand boarding prose. those still in the making. they even hope to represent swap in international tournaments one day. mm hm. but

we've got members, suffolk in about 15 countries, escape all these people from different countries, burkina faso at the toga. right. well, synagogue, chad, my message is to say to others, you also, you can do the same. abdulla knows that his actions alone won't change the face of the entire city. a few streets further, open air fields show the limits of these small scale actions. but he and others will continue to do their bit, hoping to prompt the government and local authorities to make clean air and land a priority for the country. that's a chance, a reminder that we all have a role to play in tackling pollution. that's it for now. be sure to check out our stories on d. w dot com slash africa fall visit our facebook and twitter pages. thanks for your time. i am eddie micah junior. so the next time it's bye for now. with her it looks like a suit case on wheels, but perhaps it's the electric car for the entire world. b a. c. m. city one. affordable, flexible, uncomplicated, developed in germany. usable, wherever there's a conventional household socket. plug and play red. in 30 minutes on d

because that would be suffolk, the whole europe, whole world, if it would be catastrophe. over more, i'm joined tonight by john iraq. he is the senior policy director at the center for arms control and non proliferation in washington dc. john, it's good to have you with us tonight on the day be this, this is insane of turning a nuclear power plant into a war battlefield, but that is exactly what has happened in ukraine. now, nuclear reactors are being turned into potential nuclear weapons. is that what we are watching here? what we're watching is a true case of bad judgment. having a war near so much radioactive material invites the possibility that some things could go terribly wrong. now that the nuclear plants at supper asia are strongly built, they are more modern than the one that to noble was that to exploded in $1086.00. but they're not made to stand up to heavy weapons and actual fighting that's going on. that could be going on around what should, what can the rest of the world, the international community do then to avert a nuclear disaster there. but it's very cl

ah, suffolk of the headline 0 now to 0 turkey's defense minister says a ship carrying corn is set to leave ukraine's odessa port. within the hour. ukraine has not been able to export food since russia invaded in february. turkey held for a great deal involving the 2 countries. while the website marine track, i suggest the ship is still in the port. the vessel is known as the rezone. the site is able to track its movements as it leads odessa with its cargo iraq. she a politician, locked out asada is asking all iraq is to join protested who are camped inside parliament is support a storm the building on saturday for the 2nd time in a week. they're demanding a complete change to the political system of their pro iranian ship. opponents accused them of trying to launch a to a 2000 residents in northern california. i have been forced on their homes by a massive wildfire. the mckinney fire scorch more than 200 square kilometers of land inside a national forest. it began on friday and governor got a newsome declared, a state of emergency on saturday. the chief of me and my military john tim

the so many young people have joined the grey neighborhood challenge in africa with cult members, suffolk in about 15 countries to stay, put all these people from different countries, burkina faso at the toga, right? or synagogue. chad, my message is to say to others, you also, you can do the same up due to he knows that his actions alone won't change the face of the entire city. a few streets further open air fields show the limits of these small scale action. but he and others will continue to do their bit, hoping to prompt the government and local authorities to make clean air and land a priority for the country. that's a chance, a reminder that we all have a role to play in tackling pollution. that's it for now. be sure to check out our stories on d. w dot com slash africa all visit our facebook and twitter pages. thanks for your time. i am eddie micah. do any answer the next time? 5 an hour. ah, with me a mystery. concealed in the ground, most just painting notorious and controversial in the out well basically means re writing veneer scholarship and revealed and nevertheless a myster

these showers go is still subject to question, but they will certainly be clearing away from norfolk, suffolkf cloud behind, that should start to thin and break into the afternoon. fresher conditions with some sunshine elsewhere, a few scattered showers across the far northwest of scotland. in terms of the feel of the weather here, we're looking at around 15—21 celsius — no small difference to the feel of the weather further south, 23—24, but we've certainly lost that high humidity. now, as we move into friday, this weather front will be a very weak affair with a little bump of high pressure building in behind. so, on the whole friday, that frontal system could bring some cloud and a few nuisance showers, as you can see quite clearly, stretching across southern scotland, northwest england, down through wales, and into devon and cornwall. to the east of that, still largely fine and dry. to the north of that, fresher, but with more sunshine coming through. we'll be a degree or so warmer potentially on friday in that sunshine — 25 is 77 fahrenheit. now, as we head into the weekend, high pressure

ah, ukrainian forces have a poll taking. suffolk major law says me, the towns of pasty and difficult. these are used by ukrainian troops is finding positions to target the de next region where 2 people were killed and at least 25 wounded over the last 24 hours. those figures are according to d, p. r. officials. and when did include 5 in j to by so called petal, mine's article is funded. the woman comes to love is in the region. ukrainian army continues showing civilian areas of the next kind of a shell landed right here in this residential area. as the result, unfortunately, one person had been killed. this woman right here was right next to her house doing some gardening. unfortunately, ukrainian shell ended her life this wednesday between years and i need you to do 3 such attacks. incessant shelling has become more frequent in the last 2 or 3 weeks . yes, it all started 8 years ago. but specifically, over the past 4 months, everything has intensified. there are no military here at all within a radius of 2 free kilometers. there are no meal true bases nearby. this is yet another a he

power stations like this one at hinkley point in somerset and another due to be built in sizewell in suffolkre to find a permanent solution. as the energy crisis in europe intensifies, leaders from several countries around the baltic sea, together with eu commission president ursula von der leyen are meeting in copenhagen, to draw up plans to boost the region's energy security. the group will discuss working more closely together to reduce energy reliance on russia and are expected to announce an expansion of offshore windfarms. adrienne murray has the details. today, the meetings are all about ending reliance on russian gas. leaders from several countries around the baltic sea region are coming together with energy ministers and also representatives from power companies for talks here today at the danish prime minister's residence. now, the main focus is on how they can increase renewable energy capacity by building more wind farms. they'll also be discussing ways to improve energy transmission lines so that the power generated can be more readily shared among countries neighbouring the bal