they shine particularly vitally at sutton's north pole. shortly before midnight on it, on the but saw from this addition of tomorrow today dw science show. thanks for watching and see you next time. the a piece, the beginning of a story that takes some for the right perspective culture information. this is the the news w. mine's eco tourism for eco deal. tourism in times of climate change. the industry needs to adjust it, hopes to attract travelers with new offerings and destinations. but the question remains, can you travel with a clear conscience the most in 75 minutes on d w. the news of the chinese food, the food can do nothing before mary's views can drop out of this food. because the way they do nothing, when it can make some home that could've easily been us any one of the of the business the, the use of life from berlin. some 10000 people are missing after catastrophic slot . and then leave you some daniels swept away in time neighborhoods in several eastern coastal town. pregnancy workers offer coverage one on 1000 bodies. also coming up in morocco, rescue a struggle to reach

the monarchy _ in sutton coldfield? -- neil. the monarchy itself _ in sutton coldfield? -- neil.age using their game---_ boris or worse, king farage using their game..._ sorry, i their game... president. sorry, president _ their game... president. sorry, president boris _ their game... president. sorry, president boris or— their game... president. sorry, president boris or president - their game... president. sorry, - president boris or president farage but that is not what england needs, britain needs.— britain needs. scotland, wales, northern ireland _ britain needs. scotland, wales, northern ireland or— britain needs. scotland, wales, northern ireland or the - britain needs. scotland, wales, northern ireland or the isle - britain needs. scotland, wales, northern ireland or the isle of. britain needs. scotland, wales, - northern ireland or the isle of man. that is a killer argument, isn't it? ifear. presidentjohnson, whatever i fear. presidentjohnson, whatever you ifear. presidentjohnson, whatever you think of him, president farage, whatever you think of him, president blair, w

i mean, they added sutton from the steelers.times, great football player. and so they've added talent with young guys and veterans and they play hard and they got better even last year. so we know it's going to be it's going to be a heck of a football game. and if we don't play our best football, we're not going to go out there and win. and that's all the time we've got left. and you can, of course, get all the latest sports news on our website, bbc.com/sports. but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sports centre, we'll see you very soon. bye— bye. hello there. i've got a couple of interesting sunsets to show you. the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colors rather subdued colours in the skies in norfolk. and that was because we've got thick layers of saharan dust in the sky and all saharan dust is good for is well blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can c

sutton from the steelers, johnson, i played a great couple of times, a great football player, so they'veand got better even last year, so we know it's going to be a heck of a football game and if we don't play our best football were not going to go out there and win. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day—by—day and on thursday, we saw the warmest day of the year so far in wisley in surrey. 32.6 celsius, rounding up to 33 degrees. now, most places ended thursday on a dry, warm and muggy note, but some pretty ferocious thunderstorms, northern ireland through scotland have been raging. they will continue to clear the way northwards of the early part of friday and then we'll start to see some low cloud, mist and fog rolling in off the north sea, affecting eastern scotland and north—east england. a very warm and muggy nights come for all areas, particularly across the south. so we start off with this gre

i'm not so much sutton by that, that will be short rage equipment as well. so it just motors, obviously machine guns and that sort of thing that they have pressed through that it seems now. and uh yeah, all right, so why we are, it seems so they still have challenges, but is it fair to say that this front line is the hottest to break? does it get some, what is it from here? or i don't think we should be breaking out the shop, paid just yet. the way that such defense is work is they are excellent. so a front line or a full with line may not be the main line of defense the what the crazy general style search on the tunnel escape. he set the to the local canada. he said, actually the russians have focused on that's the 1st line. we don't know, he says up to us between the 60 and i think a 92 percent of russian assets of focus. but what will usually happen in the situation is that those forces will pull back positive tale. no one is obviously a credit is going to be very careful that they won't be drawing a 20 traps upset and they won't be. but it's not most of

sutton from the steelers, johnson, i played a great couple of times, a great football player, so they'veer even last year, so we know it's going to be a heck of a football game and if we don't play our best football were not going to go out there and win. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. i've got a couple of interesting sunsets to show you. the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colors in the skies in norfolk. and that was because we've got thick layers of saharan dust in the sky and all saharan dust is good for is well blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can come flooding across the sky. now, looking at the weather pattern at the moment, we've got more of our september heat wave to come thanks to this blocked weather pattern in the jet stream, a ridge of high pressure in north—west europe

they live, would you bring johnny sutton forward?bers, we will resolve this motion and take a short break after that. members, jurors, i will let you take your break now. be back at 10 minutes before the hour of 3:00. 2:50. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues and government, politics and public policy. from washington and across the country, coming up wednesday morning, punch bowl newsmax: discusses the month ahead for congress, including the federal budget deadline. any news reporter thomas talks about the right -- white house request for $16 million to shore of the federal government's disaster fund that has been depleted after a series of natural disasters across the country. also, the political investigations reporter for the guardian on former president donald trump and others pleading

kim joan own would take part in the eastern economic form, which will be held in vladivostok and sutton in the far east of the city is only the pacific coast near the width and north korea. and yeah, is it 2 petitions also methods f adults in april 2019, but maybe this time keeps on own could also visit moscow. it's that russia is one of the few countries that maintain contact with north korea 3 how likely is it your a, the protein would get what he wants from north korea? we're hearing reports quoting us intelligence sources, saying that food team wants to get weapons from north korea as well. yes. put an end king don't own that indeed caught this costs of his supply of artillery shells and, and to tank. we saw it was from north korea to russia, according to a to a spokesman for the us national security council, north korea last year, despite its denials at supplies and fund treatment files and also besides the russian for used by the private army, wagner, russia and north korea are actively negotiating. it's set as a supplier for weapons, so that does it as an army could, could use in

sutton is here with that. nice to see you. good morning, dr. sutton.et the flu shot is now. the goal is to get it between now and early october or even at the latest halloween. you want to get it before flu season starts. now, the new information that's coming out of south america which experiences their winter months when we experience our summer months. we are seeing them at the ends of their cold and flu vaccine. shows the flu vaccine is 52 effective in preventing hospitalization. it's helpful, protective, not just from the acute effects of the flu but also complications. if you are older than 6 months i advise get it. especially those high risk. >> so anyone older than 6 months should get it? >> especially those at high risk. >> and you can get it right now? >> you can get it right now. dr. sutton, the other thing that's a big headline that captured my attention are these over the counter decongestants. the fda has just put in a new review on this. >> yeah, so with the specific chemical or main ingredient we're talking about can be found in very co

darien sutton. dr. sutton, great to have you.been a big debate in the nfl, but when we're talking about the potential of injury on artificial turf versus grass, what are any differences you see? >> when we look at the evidence historically, the relative differences in injuries that happen on turf and grass are relatively equal. more recently from the years of 2018 to 2020 we see a higher rate of injury on turf, why is that, it comes down to a discussion on physics, turf more likely has a higher level of friction that allows for more traction. but if you're having a sudden movement and your foot is planted that force has to go somewhere and that could be transferred to your joints. also, turf has a higher level of -- less level of elasticity or buoyancy. when you hit that surface it's technically harder. many football players are saying, at the end of the day, they're more sore on turf than they are on grass. >> janai: then there are the concerns about the cushiony rubber layer being toxic. can release dangerous chemicals, but lit

shea sutton says the reaction of her 4-year-old niece talia helped her feel like a kid again, too. >> after you get on the plane, it's not a big deal, but seeing the actual airplane inside and seeing the joy in their eyes is great. >> reporter: david hovey said it helped that the event was happening at a smaller community airport like reid-hillview. >> it's more fun because they're smaller and everything's on a smaller space and, yeah, it's not as busy and it's just a great event. >> reporter: but not everyone shares his enthusiasm. at a park across the street from the runway a group of community activists gathered to renew their demand that the airport be closed. they say a county commission study shows elevated levels of lead in children living within a half mile of the airport and even though loaded fuel has been banned at reid-hillview for three years, they say airplanes are still burning it. >> the lead has been banned, but the pilots will fly to mineta. they'll fly to palo alto and bring the loaded fuel back to our community. this is not fair. our children need to be protected.

x ray lights which are rise cannot see the, the, the hubble even detected. ultra violet tours on sutton. they shine particularly vitally at satins, north pole, shortly before midnight. and it on the but saw from this addition of tomorrow today dw science show. thanks for watching and see you next time, the eco tourism. eco tourism in times of climate change. the industry needs to adjust it hopes to attract travellers with new offerings and destinations. but the question remains, can you travel with a clear conscience, the most fussy minutes, d w, a pulse the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspective culture information. this is the, the news w. mine's sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for those questions about life, the universe and every thing usi

too bad the person didn't come. which now misha says, but it's ok , nothing valeria sutton mikha shufutinskylodies of my life listen to the song on september 3 and let this meme, as he says, e modern youth. may this work bring joy to us for many, many more years. everything is good. see you again. everything, not everything is wrong, you are my friend. i am your enemy. how is everything with you and me? it was accepted in love. we swore, but alas , the yellow leaf flew along the boulevards of moscow, the day of farewell. promising on the day when i am all alone, i turn the calendar over and again the third of september is in the photo. i yours looked and again on september 3, but why, but why did it come to us to part, and everything was serious with us september, but why, but why to part, did it come to us? healthy september, your daughter and my son everyone wants warmth and affection. we are in love, as in a cold game with you, but come. i turned the calendar and again on september 3 in the photo i take a look at you and again on the third of september, but why, but why did we have to par

suggest it'd be heavy right in that tail in the southern philippines as well as edging dining towards sutton satellite, but mostly malays units. these are easier to take, it are still fairly dry. there's still seasonal rain to come out of china along the yangtze and then across to home. sure. it's made in japan is still room. she made it and went to the boat. when humans been persistent, i have say for the last few months, now the tail end of the seas, no rain in china might we generate itself, but look at hong kong, $34.00 degrees and the sink time. no, no. so it takes about normal this whole time. there are warnings as potential. he strikes monthly and rains, ongoing science. now the official definition so far means it's only left roch's time, but you can see where the, where the raise a full cost to be its behalf state all the sort of area and then down towards go, everything's the se, could be with everything to the northwest oh, to be dry exception and really how many mansions and fondles of the towering sensation in winning slowly, both italian trails lays a pilot a go new stands up to

in the southern philippines as well as edging dining towards sutton satellite, but mostly melodies units, these are easier to particular are still fairly dry. and they're still seasonal reading to come out of china along the yangtze. and then across to honshu. st made in japan is still room, she made it and went to the war and humans been persistent. i have say for the last few months now the tail end of the seas, no rain in china might. we generate itself, but look at hong kong, $34.00 degrees and sing something. no, no. so that he's about know, this is how kind of a warnings has potential. he's struck monthly remains ongoing science. now the official definition so far means it's only left roch's time, but you can see where the, where the rates are forecast to be. its behalf state all the sort of area and then down towards go. everything's the se, could be with everything to the northwest, ought to be dry exception and really high mountains. fondles in the quote to you by visit castle. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that w

it’s a pity that the person misha is talking about now didn’t come, but it’s ok, nothing valeria suttonil shufutinsky podcast of the melody of my life. listen to the song third of september and let this one speak, uh, modern youth. may this work bring joy to us for many, many more years. everything is good. see you again. everything, not everything is wrong, you are my friend. i am yours enemy. how is everything with you and me? it was accepted in love. we swore, but alas , the yellow leaf flew along the boulevards of moscow. day of farewell is the day when pots burn like bonfires, they burn. promises, where when i'm behind everything alone i turned the calendar over and again three september. september, but why, but why did we have to part because everything was serious with us. taro in september your daughter and my son everyone wants warmth and affection. we are in love, as we played a game in the cold with you, but he came with himself on the third of september, the day of farewell, the day when they burn. how fires burning? ah, the promise is the day when i am alone with everything

>> it is the willy sutton approach. going after those with the money. announcing the historic effort to restore fairness to the tax system. using funding from the inflation reduction act and the a.i. technology tools. irs announced a crackdown on the wealthy tax evaders. dom, first, it targets 1,600 millionaires owing $250,000 or more in unpaid recognized tax debt. taxes they agree they oh, but have to the paid. secondly, using a.i. and machine learning to target the 75 largest partnerships in the u.s., hedge funds, real estate partnerships, law firms and others, that have an average of more than $10 billion of assets. the goal is to find errors which were too complex for the limited staff of the irs. and starting next month, they will send letters to 500 other large partnerships that have the discrepancies to point to underreporting of income. those earning $10 million a year has fallen from i21% to 4%. the rate is still eight times higher than the overall tax base. the commissioner explained no one making less than $400,000 a year will see increased a

shay sutton says the reaction of her niece helped her feel like a kid again, too. >> after a while you get on the airplane and is not a big deal. coming to see the actual airplane and see the joy in their eyes. >> david said it helped that the event was happening at a smaller community airport. >> it is more fun because it is smaller and everything is in a smaller space. it is not as busy and it is just a great event. >> not everyone shares his enthusiasm. at a park across the street from the runway, a group of community activists gathered to renew their demand that the airport be closed. they say a county commission study shows even though leaded fuel has been banned for three years, they say airplanes are still burning it. >> the lead has been banned, but they bring it back to our community. this is not fair. our children need to be protected. >> reporter: back at the airport, a pilot acknowledged the owners of some aircraft are filling up with leaded fuel elsewhere. >> it protects the engine against misfiring or firing too soon and burning a hole in the top of the piston. that is wh

pete: retired police lieutenant is randy sutton and founder orphean wounded blue and also with him is awards for a speech he gave to his hockey team. randy, start with you. the wounded blue. tell us about the organization and ma you do benefiting them today. >> it's the nassau countial assistant and -- national assistant and injured law enforcement officers and nationwide charity and five years we've been operational and helped more than 14,000 american law enforcement officers and of course we recognize injuries as being either physical or emotional and psychological because post-traumatic stress can be as dangerous as a bullet and dealing with a lot of issues now, you know, last year more than 60,000 american police officers were physically assaulted in the line of duty. pete: 60,000? >> 60,000, astounding number and 226 police officers shot in the line of duty already this year. so the organization works together to improve their lives. it's a monumental task and that's why we're proud to be here with fox news who's always been a staunch supporter. rachel: how does the organization

he finds courtland sutton in the back of the end zone. the raiders take a 13 to 10 lead into the half 4th quarter now raiders down 6 jimmy garoppolo finds his guy again. that is another touchdown. pass to the raiders getting huge. come from behind road 17 to 16 and jimmy g he could not be any proud. >> i thought a lot guys stepped up like you said he wasn't pretty wasn't perfect by any means. but the vision game, we know it's going to talk guys. just stuck with it for 60 minutes. we know is going to be was games it was cool. coming up after the break. >> the giants kind of got their groove back. like stella day. still got a lot of work to do. we'll have those to do. we'll have those highlights after the break. okay, i completely revised the org chart. now where do i go? well, how about right... there? i report to the new breakfast taco? well, it does have jimmy dean sausage. but it's a taco. get my new breakfast taco for just $1.49. trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a

wilson looking for courtland sutton incomplete. now it looked like a pass interference.and the commanders win it. 3533. final round of the fortinet championship in nampa. sahe theegala had the largest cheering section this week and entered sunday with the lead approach shot with his lob wedge on number four. that would lead to a birdie and then very next hole going to be in the bunker. it's theegala and it would set up another easy bird. he was in control all day up in napa. beautiful six footer now for birdie on number 16. he's going to bury it would give him a four shot lead and on 18 he's just going to tap in for his first pga tour win and a super cool sight his family was in attendance. hugs all the way around. hopefully celebrating with a nice napa cab up in wine country. tsay abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our news casts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming.

>> well, to take why casinos first, the old willy sutton joke. why do you rob banks? good target for these criminals. lots of money there. a strong incentive to pay ransom. they can't afford a single day of down time and they have an incredibly rich set of data. who are the major gamblers and financial details about them, et cetera. lots of reasons these are really good targets. >> and i have to think some high rollers are pretty nervous about all of this. and speaking of the ransom issue, there are reports that caesar's entertainment was asked to pay $30 million for a promise to secure its data and may have paid $15 million? what do we know about that? >> what's fascinating, it appears that caesar's did pay the ransom. they said in the s.e.c. filing they've taken steps to ensure the data has been deleted, although they can't guarantee it. that's an admission that they fade ransom. mgm did not appear to pay the ransom and saw the widespread outages in mgm and not in caesar's. it is ironic, for caesar's, paying the ransom is a gamble. you faye ransom and you gain acces

let's allocate $50,000 to hire an outside lawyer by the name of johnny sutton without any approval or telling the boss. they figured out, real quickly, once they talked to maxwell, you know what, we don't have anything. we need to beef this up, we don't have anything. and even though it has been three years, they still don't have anything. 17 lawyers over there, working since may, $500 an hour for each of them. hundreds of thousands of dollars wasted. taxpayer money wasted, and they still don't have anything. now, how did this happen? they made some assumptions, and then they figured out they had no evidence, and it was too late to turn back. recall that one of the witnesses , mr. banker said, once we went to the fbi, we were signing our death warrant. rightly so. you go to the authorities with no evidence and accuse your boss of a crime and there has been no crime and no evidence of any crime, and it's all a bunch of supposition and guesswork, rightly so. so they took a long walk on a short period -- the house managers did the same, the house managers did the same. they, in a four ho

the case was conceptual, something and they say denies would be all as has been suspended by fi. sutton is being investigated by spain, schools and criminal quotes in the statements. really all this goes on to say on august 20th i made some overhead mistakes for which i sincerely and hotly regret. i've learned that they master how great the joy, i'm think the emotion, even when you, when a walk up sports leaders, it should be required to to exhibit exempt 3 behavior on mine was adults. spanish football is facing another crisis with players in the top of women's league pulling a strike. so that's a pay and conditions the union rep present. and the players which include women's, trump can speak when his boss, selena, say the players wants a reduction in the salary gap with the male counterparts who plan the lead to the minimum salary for men. and the subdivision is a $197000.00 before the end is just over $17000.00. the strike will impact the 1st 2 rounds at the women's lake, which was set to begin next week. the biggest talking points on primarily trump said deadline day was amazed. that

another of my friends, johnny sutton, former united states attorney who worked under w, a great lawyer to find value -- find -- fine fellow, they have talked about ken paxton going into all of these things. but there were trying to hire an outside lawyer. you've got to be asking yourself, why did paxton hire him? he believed in good faith. he asked his deputies to investigate. his direction was seek the truth. little to nothing in terms of an actual investigation. he asked again that nothing really happened, no one seemed to be interested in any of it. for two months it just sat there. the one guy before ken paxton comes to our families, he does nothing. he does absolutely nothing. he interviews outside lawyers and again he gave the same investigation instruction. at no time did he ever seek to impede, impair, obstruct. one of my favorite things you're going to see, dave maxwell is this 6'6" texas ranger, iconic figure. he is going to say he was asked to participate in any legal investigation. really? and illegal investigation and on video according to you, if you're worldview is rocki

another of my friends, johnny sutton, former united states attorney who worked under w, a great lawyer to find value -- find -- fine fellow, they have talked about ken paxton going into all of these things. but there were trying to hire an outside lawyer. you've got to be asking yourself, why did paxton hire him? he believed in good faith. he asked his deputies to investigate. his direction was seek the truth. little to nothing in terms of an actual investigation. he asked again that nothing really happened, no one seemed to be interested in any of it. for two months it just sat there. the one guy before ken paxton comes to our families, he does nothing. he does absolutely nothing. he interviews outside lawyers and again he gave the same investigation instruction. at no time did he ever seek to impede, impair, obstruct. one of my favorite things you're going to see, dave maxwell is this 6'6" texas ranger, iconic figure. he is going to say he was asked to participate in any legal investigation. really? and illegal investigation and on video according to you, if you're worldview is rocki

that as we moved in sutton and, and the gun violence issue became so prominent.independents, democrats, that cared deeply about ending gun violence in tennessee, we have a serious problem. gun violence is the number one killer of our children, and that is a fact. and so, we have elected republicans who refused to do anything, rather than losing got laws, and we have these officials that are basically owned by the nra, and quite frankly, marsha blackburn is one of these folks. she gets millions from the nra, and has gotten millions. so we need people that are going to work for tennesseeans. and not for the special interests and lobbyists. >> good morning, good to have you on the show. we had 20, 18th election, marshall blackburn. her first senate run. she ran against a two term governor of tennessee. a popular mayor of nashville. and she won going away, she won by 11 points in that race. some would argue that tennessee has gotten even more conservative since then. she has laughed her self to donald trump, also endorsing him for 2024. what makes you think that she

host: all right, sam sutton is the author of politico's morning money.inancial services reporter sam thank you so much. we are taking your calls this morning on the question are you feeling financially secure? let's hear from president biden in the rose garden yesterday discussing the jobs report. [video clip] >> we have added one million more new jobs. more than 700,000 people joined the labor force last month, meaning the largest share of working age americans are in the workforce now than there were in the past 20 years. people are getting back to the workplace. job satisfaction is higher than it has been in 36 years. we have seen record lows in unemployment for african-americans, hispanic workers and veterans and the lowest unemployment rate in 70 years our american women. at the same time inflation continues to fall. it is now around 3%. one third of what it was one year ago. in fact, we learned yesterday that over the past three months inflation will close -- inflation is close to what it was before the pandemic. host: that was the president from y

host: all right, sam sutton is the author of politico's morning money.inancial services reporter sam thank you so much. we are taking your calls this morning on the question are you feeling financially secure? let's hear from president biden in the rose garden yesterday discussing the jobs report. [video clip] >> we have added one million more new jobs. more than 700,000 people joined the labor force last month, meaning the largest share of working age americans are in the workforce now than there were in the past 20 years. people are getting back to the workplace. job satisfaction is higher than it has been in 36 years. we have seen record lows in unemployment for african-americans, hispanic workers and veterans and the lowest unemployment rate in 70 years our american women. at the same time inflation continues to fall. it is now around 3%. one third of what it was one year ago. in fact, we learned yesterday that over the past three months inflation will close -- inflation is close to what it was before the pandemic. host: that was the president from y

so, you know, sutton coldfield is going to become in south birmingham.king work near old in london working work near old oak common in acton . so it seems oak common in acton. so it seems completely ill conceived. and, you know, the government's opponents are going to have a lot of fun with this because rishi say, look, rishi sunak wants to say, look, i only politician who's i am the only politician who's got stop this. but got the guts to stop this. but people are going to but people are going to say, but your been power your lot have been in power since a huge since 2010, and there's a huge problem it's not just in problem because it's not just in opposition, within tory opposition, it's within the tory party. we've william hague >> now we've got william hague basically saying terribly badly managed disgrace. managed a national disgrace. george osborne and lord heseltine scrap upping the manchester route will be an act of vandalism . patrick of gross vandalism. patrick mclaughlin former tory transport secretary scaling back is completely wrong. i mean,

belmarsh full sutton whitemoor , franklin long lartin whitemoor, franklin long lartin and that's where allowed to work in the kitchens? >> i mean, is the security very, very different ? very different? >> yes. you would have been allowed to work in the kitchens, but my other question would be this. this lad is just been put on to remand . the kitchens have on to remand. the kitchens have favoured job. they would have had to know about him . this had to know about him. this quy's had to know about him. this guy's been in prison for two minutes and he's working in the kitchen. that'd be another question. it's a trusted job and there are there are there is so much more levels of security in a category. physical security, extra staff, dog handlers, heartbeat monitors at the gate that these prisoners just don't have and just in terms of the audacious way that he's got out strapping himself, seemingly under this food delivery van, then literally just driving back out through the gates, how would that have been monitored or stopped at a category, a jail ? stopped at a category, a jail? we've

the clubs are run across london in sutton, leyton. enfield and westminster.f this week. high pressure dominates, and there's some very warm air coming in from the near continent on a south—easterly wind. it will start to feel a lot more muggy and humid from tomorrow onwards. but for today, a bit more of a breeze around than we saw yesterday. because of the breeze, then, there is not so much mist and fog around as we saw yesterday. but still some patches of mist here and there first thing, lifting and clearing very readily through the morning. lots of blue sky and sunshine which we are set to keep for the rest of the day. temperatures once again likely to peak widely in the high 20s, we could get very close to 30 celsius. the uv levels are high. overnight tonight, again, we could see some patches of mist and fog develop, as that wind lightens, some very muggy air coming in. and tomorrow temperatures could get as high perhaps as 31 or even 32 celsius. a very uncomfortably warm night for sleeping on wednesday into thursday. that's it for now. lots more on social

. >> matthew sutton net zero is emphatic basically not but nonsense. >> but what i do think is reallyhought through to be equitable. they have to be wherever it's possible , fair. so it is possible, fair. so it is completely not okay for the least well off in society to take the brunt of these policies . it is true that we have to bnng . it is true that we have to bring the population with us. those of us who think that net zero is essential in the fight against climate change, they're not just so you know, in order to do that, you have to make sure that people are not heavily penalise ized well well, they will, but most of them they are so if you look at ulez, that's you know, that is although it's not specifically net zero, it's another air quality type policy thatis another air quality type policy that is obviously going to make people who can't afford to buy these sort of things the right sort of car that's going to make them poorer, as is net zero in terms of heat pumps. >> you've got to buy one, haven't you? i mean, in the end also you've got to buy an electric car and all the c

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