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the world number 4 beat sanderson lam in swansea.he greatest alpine skier of all time. this was only the american's fourth downhill win of her 91 victories, the majority coming in slalom and giant slalom. in netball, england have won their three—game series south africa have beaten england 61-59. south africa sealed victory with a less than 30 seconds remaining. the deciding match will take place tomorrow afternoon. one other football story to bring you — fifa have confirmed three bids to host the women's world cup in 2027. germany, belgium and the netherlands have submitted a joint european bid, while mexico and the united states have also teamed up. brazil is the only country with a sole bid. the final decision will be made through an open vote at the next fifa congress in may. south africa also had hopes of hosting the tournament but withdrew last month. it's the third round of the women's fa cup tomorrow. darwen have a huge game against blackburn rovers. the two teams are separated by less than two kilometres, but in the women's

the world number four beat sanderson lam in swansea.cup downhill victory in st moritz, to extend her record as the greatest alpine skier of all time. this was only the american�*s fourth downhill win of her 91 victories, the majority coming in slalom and giant slalom. in netball, south africa have taken england to a final game decider in their three—game series after a 61—59 victory in nottingham. the hosts were behind at the break, with south africa extending their lead to five points on the buzzer. england rallied in the final quarter but the visitors were able to hold them off and sealed victory with less than 30 seconds remaining. the final match will take place tomorrow afternoon. it's the third round of the women's fa cup tomorrow. darwen have a huge game against blackburn rovers. the two teams are separated by less than two kilometres, but in the women's game they are many more miles apart. sixth—tier darwen are the lowest ranked side left in the competition, and know their neighbours blackburn, who sit in the second tier, will b

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, and swansea , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied territories of the palestinians . an action that has had many fans in england since the past. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion , israeli crops and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly occupying more. land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many. while supporters of palestinian rights boycott israeli goods and companies supporting this regime are boycotted in protest of the palestinian genocide . the british government declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. the opinion of a large number of british people that the gaza war had many effects and messages to show. the real face of people and political groups and human rights are among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh is a reporter for london radio and television. th

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action that has had many fans in england since the past. or embargo israeli goods are very important. in my opinion , israeli blockades and sieges should be banned. because. and is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american company mcdonald's, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many, while the supporters of palestinian rights boycott israeli goods and companies that help this regime in protest. genocide palestinians are sanctioned, the british government has declared this action illegal for state-owned companies or government collaborators. in your opinion , many of the british people, the gaza war, your works and message there were many things that show the real face of people and political groups and human rights among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio and television news agency, london. well, dear viewers, goodbye. we

he was beaten by welshman dominic dale in swansea.yer ever to win a match on tv earlier in the tournament. pep guardiola says manchester city's winless streak serves as a reality check for his squad. city go to luton on sunday and will be trying to avoid going five games without a premier league win following defeat to aston villa on wednesday. guardiola has never gone five league games without a win in his career. when you are winning games a lot and the best team in the world and there is no need to leave the situation, we knew it. it is always exaggerated from one side to the other the importance of the fate of reality, we are reduced to win games, we are winning but we are playing against top, top teams because chelsea, aston villa, tottenham are excellent teams now simply real that others are not so it is what it is. it is not the first time i have been in that position. this time tomorrow they'll be into the second half at villa park where the home side will be playing arsenal — with both sides very much in the premier league ti

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekendc news. fighting is intensifying in gaza 5 second city, khan younis — with residents ordered by israeli forces to leave central areas. the world health organization says the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. it warned that health workers are having to work britain's former immigration minister, robertjenrick, redoubles his attack on the government's rwanda plan — in argentina, the right—wing libertarian economistjavier milei is sworn in as president. hello, i'm lukwesa burak. you're watching bbc news. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza 5 main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. khan younis, there was heavy bombardment of the territory on saturday night — as the head of the israeli army called for the military campaign in gaza to be stepped up. meanwhile, israeli tanks are reported to be slowly advancing towards the centre of khan younis — with reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. the head of the wor

so far, the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action from the past. it has many fans in england. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion, the entire israeli economy and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, are hated by many. and the companies that help this regime protest they sanction the genocide of the palestinians. the british government has declared this action illegal for state-owned companies or government collaborators. according to a large number of british people, the war in gaza had many effects and messages, showing the true face of the people and population of this house by our own hands is not chinese , it is foreign to us, the heart of mujood grocer wants to be exported, creating competition and the image

so far , the councils of several cities, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and continental , have banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories. an action from the past. it has many fans in england. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion , israeli crops and products should be boycotted. because israel is an apartheid regime and is constantly being occupied more land and more killing of palestinians. here, the canteens of the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime , are hated by many. and they boycott the companies that help this regime in protest of the genocide of the palestinians . the british government has declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. according to a large number of british people, the gaza war had many effects and consequences that show the true face of individuals and groups. political issues and human rights are among them. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting agency. let's run here, my son, wait a minute what's

several city councils, including leicester, lancaster, swansea and covenant, have now banned the purchase of goods from the occupied palestinian territories, a move that has long had many supporters in the uk. or the boycott of israeli goods is very important. in my opinion, the entire israeli economy and products should be boycotted, because of the apartheid regime, which is constantly occupying more land and killing more palestinians. here. the american mcdonald's company, which gives free food to the soldiers of the zionist regime, is hated by many. while supporters of the rights of palestinians in israel and companies supporting this regime are boycotting in protest of the genocide of the palestinians. the british government has declared this action illegal for government companies or government collaborators. in the opinion of a large number of british people, the gaza war had many effects and consequences, showing the true face of individuals and political groups and human rights . in my meeting with the prime minister and senior officials of israel, they emphasized that before the

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekendhere. he warned that health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. the who has verified more than 4119 attacks on health care in gaza and the west bank. find attacks on health care in gaza and the west bank.— attacks on health care in gaza and the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. _ the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. health - the west bank. and 60 attacks on health care in israel. health care i health care in israel. health care should never be a target. britain�*s former immigration minister robertjenrick redoubles his attack on the government�*s rwanda plan — in argentina, right—wing libertarian economistjavier milei is sworn in as president. hello, and welcome to bbc news. i�*m lukwesa burak. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza�*s main southern city, khan younis, as fighting

it was western areas that had the mildest weather, temperatures around swansea pushed up into doubletemperatures were struggling at around four degrees celsius with grey skies, and a bit of damp and drizzly weather around as well. into friday�*s forecast, across wales and southern counts of england there will be a lot of cloud around through the day. but there will be some breaks in the cloud, probably the best for that through northeast england to the east of the pennines and for a time in eastern scotland. the north and west of scotland might see outbreaks of rain for a time. mild in the west with temperatures up to 12 degrees but across parts of eastern england, temperatures still a little lower than that with highs of around eight. through friday evening and friday night we see cloudy move in across most parts of country. a few mist and fog patches around and outbreaks of rain starting up across the western side of scotland. these are your overnight temperatures friday night. you can see it will stay pretty mild for most. into the weekend, the weather front gets stuck across the

temperatures around swansea pushed up into double figures whereas, in contrast to that, across partsay afternoon, temperatures were struggling at around 4 degrees celsius, with grey skies and a bit of damp and drizzly weather around as well. 0n into friday's forecast, i suspect across wales and southern counties of england, there'll be a lot of cloud around through the day. there will be some breaks in the cloud, probably the best of that across north—east england, to the east of the pennines and, for a time, eastern scotland. the north and west of scotland likely to see outbreaks of rain for a time. mild in the west, temperatures up to 12 degrees, but across parts of eastern england, temperatures still a little lower than that, with highs of around 8. through friday evening and friday night—time, we see cloudy weather move in across most parts of the country. a few mist and fog patches around, a bit of drizzle, outbreaks of rain starting up across the western side of scotland. these are your overnight temperatures friday night. you can see it will stay pretty mild for most. now, on

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekend main city in southern gaza to leave, as fighting intensifies in the area. an adviser to the israeli prime minister said he didn't want to see people caught up in the crossfire in khan younis. the world health organization says the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. it warned that health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions. in argentina, right—wing, anti—establishment, economist, javier milei, has been sworn in as president. mr milei said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200%. britains's former immigration minister, robertjenrick, has said it was clear to anyone involved with the government's new rwanda asylum legislation that it would not work. now on bbc news — tecthlore: japan: episode two. in tecthlore, we go in search of some of the most exciting innovations in tech the world has to offer, and i get to combine my two passions — tech and

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekendfighting intensifies in the area. an adviser to the israeli prime minister said he didn't want to see people caught up in the crossfire in khan younis. the world health organization says the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. he warned that health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. in argentina, right—wing, anti—establishment, economist, javier milei, has been sworn in as president. mr milei said that shock treatment is needed to deal with the economic crisis in the country. inflation in argentina is rapidly heading towards 200%. now on bbc news — 12 million girls.

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekendin city in southern gaza to leave, as fighting intensifies in the area. an adviser to the israeli prime minister said he didn't want to see people caught up in the crossfire in khan younis. the world health organization says the war in gaza is having a catastrophic impact on health care there. he warned that health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. britains's former immigration minister, robertjenrick, has said it was clear to anyone involved with the government's new rwanda asylum legislation that it would not work. and the huge skull of a iso—million—year—old sea monster is revealed after it was extracted from cliffs on the south coast of england. hello i'm maryam moshiri. more now from israel and gaza. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza 5 main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there's been heavy bombardment of the territory overnight; the head of the israeli army has called fo

you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekend area. an adviser to the israeli prime minister said he didn't want to see people caught up in the crossfire in khan younis. the world health organization says the war in gaza is having a �*catastrophic�* impact on health care there. he warned that health workers are having to work in unimaginable conditions in a desperate effort to help civilians. britains's former immigration minister, robertjenrick, has said it was clear to anyone involved with the government's new rwanda asylum legislation that it would not work. and the huge skull of a 150—million—year—old sea monster is revealed after it was extracted from cliffs on the south coast of england. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello. another wet day for many of us. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. manchester city are back, with a comeback victory against luton as pep guardiola's stops the winless run. a record crowd at the emirates — to see arsenal convincingly beat the women's super league champions chelsea. and a s

swansea, we had temperatures for example reaching double figures with some bright skies here.h above 4 celsius, and there was some drizzle around, too. 0vernight tonight, i think it's going to stay pretty cloudy across wales, parts of the midlands, southern counties of england, northern ireland and probably western scotland, too. the clearer skies, eastern scotland and parts of northeast england. and that's probably where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures. so, tomorrow, probably a lot of cloud for wales and southern counties of england. northern ireland, cloudy, western scotland, cloud thickens to bring some rain. there will be some sunny spells — the best of these probably across the eastern side of england, particularly to the east of the pennines and across parts of eastern scotland for a time. mild across the west, temperatures reaching 12 degrees, but across eastern england, not quite so mild with temperatures of around eight. then as we head into the weekend, we've got a weather front that gets stuck across the northwest of scotland, bringing some very large fall

across the uk on thursday, it was western areas that had the mildest weather with temperatures around swansea around parts of east anglia throughout most of east anglia throughout most of the afternoon temptress was struggling at around four celsius with grey skies. a bit of damp and drizzly weather around as well. invite is forecast a suspect around wealth and southern parts of good will have a lot of cloud around through the debit with some breaks in the cloud best for that through northeast queensland to the east and for a mist in scotland the north and west of scotland might see outbreaks of rain for a time. mild in west with temptress up to 12 degrees but across parts of it is in england temperature is still a little lower than that with highs of around eight. through friday evening and friday night with the cloudy whether it was possible country with some mist and fog patches around and outbreaks of rain starting up across the western side of scotland. the overnight temptress friday night you can see it will stay pretty mild for most. into the weekend the weather front gets stuck across

western areas turned pretty mild, swansea had temperatures reaching double figures with some bright skiesrest skies are eastern scotland and parts of northeast england. that's probably where we'll see the lowest temperatures. tomorrow, probably a lot of cloud for wales and southern counties of england. cloud thickens to bring some rain and there will be some sunny spells, the best of these probably across the best of these probably across the eastern side of england. mild across the west, temperatures reaching 12 degrees. not quite so mild with the temperatures around eight. bringing very large falls of rain, particularly over the highlands. we could see 175 mm of rain. it could bring some flooding, may also trigger one or two land slips. the week and will be dominated by south—westerly winds. it may be mild, but it's also likely to be pretty grey and cloudy on saturday. a few mist and fog patches around. some breaks in the cloud, the best of these are likely to be across parts of northeast england and for a time across eastern scotland, although any sunshine is likely to be very hazy. fo

he beat the play from india in swansea.s the alps in the last few days. making for a great start to the season for winter sports. it's been hugely welcomed after recent years, where climate change has often made snow harder to come by. former gb skiier and now ski sunday presenter — chemmy alcott — has been looking into what the industry can do to help save itself. and spoke to me earlier. anyone who has been in the mountains on a yearly basis recently have seen the deterioration of their winters. we have seen the retreat of the glasses, which has been quite startling. massive in yourface evidence of climate change. i have just my training with the protect our winters and it was important to have confidence behind my voice as a somewhat influencer to help people make better decisions. it is not about being perfect. there is a lot of pressure when we talk about climate change and you have to be sustainable in everything you do. but it is about trying to put pressure and make the decisions you can that don't affect your overa

murphy achieved the feat of 15 reds, 15 blacks, and all the colours in his first round match in swanseaak made in this competition, was a 142 by mark allen. that's all the support for now, back to you, matthew. now lets look back at one of our top stories today, prime minister rishi sunak has been defending his plans to stop illegal immigration — after the dramatic resignation last night of immigration minister robertjenrick, who claimed the proposals don't go far enough. mr sunak called reporters to downing street and insisted his draught immigration law will prevent most legal challenges that have been used to stop asylum seekers being put on flights to rwanda. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani has been explaning just why the the safety of the rwanda bill has one aim, to lift the ban on sending migrants to the african nation. blocking step—by—step anything they could do to prevent a plane taking off, this is the first and most important measure in the bill. it says that every decision—maker must conclusively treat rwanda as a safe country. it meansjudges must ignore ev

of fun once the frame was over, after borrowing the glove from the kitchen staff at the arena in swanseasure for this weekend. that will bring spells of mild, but also wet weather at times. it will be noticeably mild compared to what we had last weekend. there will be some sunshine around over the weekend. it's not going to be a complete wash—out. and it's going to be windy both days, but particularly late on saturday. this is saturday's low pressure system hurtling through, bringing a band of rain, squeezing the isobars, bringing those gales. and then sunday's low pressure moves through. not quite as windy on sunday, but still another band of rainfall. you will notice both by day and by night it's going to be very mild for the time of year. now, with more rain falling on already saturated ground, we've already got a number of flood warnings. this is going to exacerbate the issue, and we could see more flood warnings by the end of the weekend. so stay tuned to the forecast. head online if you have any concerns. through tonight, it stays very wet, central and southern scotland. windy for

swansea, we had temperatures, for example, reaching double figures with some bright skies here.wales, parts of the midlands, southern counties of england, northern ireland and probably western scotland, too. the clearer skies — eastern scotland and parts of north—east england, and that's probably where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures. so, tomorrow, probably a lot of cloud for wales and southern counties of england. northern ireland, cloudy. western scotland, cloud thickens to bring some rain. there will be some sunny spells, the best of these probably across the eastern side of england, particularly to the east of the pennines, and across parts of eastern scotland for a time. mild across the west, temperatures reaching 12 degrees, but across eastern england, not quite so mild with temperatures of around eight. then as we head into the weekend, we get a weather front that gets stuck across the north—west of scotland, bringing some very large falls of rain, particularly focused in the highlands, where over the high ground we could see around 175 mm of rain. that's a huge

swansea, we had temperatures for example reaching double figures with some bright skies here. counties of england, northern ireland and probably western scotland, too. the clearer skies, eastern scotland and parts of northeast england. and that's probably where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures. so, tomorrow, probably a lot of cloud for wales and southern counties of england. northern ireland, cloudy, western scotland, cloud thickens to bring some rain. there will be some sunny spells — the best of these probably across the eastern side of england, particularly to the east of the pennines and across parts of eastern scotland for a time. mild across the west, temperatures reaching 12 degrees, but across eastern england, not quite so mild with temperatures of around eight. then as we head into the weekend, we've got a weather from that gets we've got a weather front that gets stuck across the northwest of scotland, bringing some very large falls of rain, particularly focused in the highlands, where, over the high ground, we could see around 175 mm of rain. that's a huge

murphy achieved the feat of 15 reds, 15 blacks, and all the colours in his first round match in swanseaproblems up and down the uk. so stay tuned to the forecast. this area of low pressure has been quite potent. lots of isobars on the charts being very blustery, active weather front, slowly spreading northwards and eastwards. and we�*ve been introducing milder air pretty much right across the country throughout the day. and now the rain becomes confined to the north east of scotland, the northern isles, with a strong winds through the course of the night. elsewhere, it�*s a little bit quieter, some clear spells, but showers or longer spells of rain pushing into northern and western areas as low pressure sticks close by. and it will be blustery, but a largely frost free night to come. so for friday, we start off with a bit of sunshine across southern and eastern areas. showers from the word go in the north and the west. they merge together to produce longer spells of rain at times into the afternoon. but i think east and southeast england may escape. most of the showers stay largely dry

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you can see there belfast, swansea and london, but glasgow could still catch some rain over the weekendc impact on health care there. the who has verified more than 419 attacks on health care in gaza and the west bank and 60 attacks on health care in israel. health care should never be a target. britain's former immigration minister, robertjenrick, redoubles his attack on the government's rwanda plan — describing it as "unworkable". and argentina swears in its new far—right president, javier milei — as he pledged to "move fast" to turn the country's fortunes around. and a judge has ordered the bbc to release emails relating to the scandal over martin bashir�*s 1995 interview with princess diana on the panorama programme. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. israel has ordered residents to leave the centre of gaza's main southern city, khan younis, as fighting there intensifies. there's been heavy bombardment of the territory on saturday night.

wales kicked off theirfinal group game in swansea against germany at 6.30.gemma evans' goal ruled out for offside. they have hit the post as well. germany top the group and need to win to be sure of reaching the finals. it is goalless. finally, we are two weeks away from the bbc sports personality of the year. it marks the 20th year of the unsung hero award. the winner is chosen from over a dozen regional winners. steph atkinson from hull has picked up the award for east yorkshire and lincolnshire. she is a volunteer at little victories fc, a football club for children with cerebral palsy. her twin sons, henry and herbie, both have the condition and she got involved when theyjoined the club 18 months ago. steph is a person who is a fantastic friend, she is kind, she is understanding, she wants the best for everybody. if a new family joined, she goes above and beyond to help them feel welcome. she always asks the person with their thoughts and things are as well. we joined little victories a couple of years— we joined little victories a couple of years ago in

there's been a managerial sacking in the championship tonight, with swansea parting ways with michaelthe review has called for full professionalisation of women's football and equal access to sport in schools for girls after finding discrepancies in pay, facilities, and standards across women's football. the recommendations include making the top two tiers of women's football professional, and creating a dedicated broadcast slot. england women's manager sarina wiegman says she's positive both her side and scotland will give their all in tomorrow's a win for england will see them progress in the tournament, and also keep their hopes alive of reaching next summer's olympics — a competition in which some scotland players could feature, which has led to some discussion as to how hard scotland will try to win the match. i understand the conversations about it, but if you have seen our group and if you have seen scotland and if you know the history of scotland and england, and there's no way that they are going to give away this game. they really want to be england and we want to beat them,

they are also in action tomorrow, they host germany in swansea, but another tough game awaits them.strating few days. the nations league campaign, one of the toughest periods for the players, according to the captain. playing the top teams back to always hard. it has been good, though, it has been good challenges, i think, for the whole squad, just to realise where we are at, where we have progressed, where we need to still progress, and playing top teams like germany iceland, denmark, they are all very good teams but all very different as well, so we have had to learn how to deal with that. yeah, totally going forward for the new year, it will help us in the long run. at the time, i know it is not nice to lose games. the run. at the time, i know it is not nice to lose games.— run. at the time, i know it is not nice to lose games. the team has been criticised _ nice to lose games. the team has been criticised by _ nice to lose games. the team has been criticised by some _ nice to lose games. the team has been criticised by some former i been criticised by some former players. the de

league a, wales put in a spirited performance against european heavyweights germany to draw 0—0 in swansea a league c team in february. that after they were thumped 6—1 by the republic of ireland in their league b match the republic were 2—0 up at the break in belfast with goals from lucy quinn here and heather payne. all their goals came from different players with katie mccabe scoring the pick of the bunch in the 6—1 rout. the republic have a hundred % record having won all 6 of their games. northern ireland finish third in the group. luton have been involved in an incredible game at home to table toppers arsenal. martinelli opened the scoring for the gunners, quickly cancelled out by 0sho. jesus added a second for the visitors just after half time, before adebayo and barkley gave the home side the lead for the first time. 15 minutes on the clock currently three all with arsenal looking to get further at the top of the premier league. meanwhile burnley have come crashing back to earth after they 5—0 victory over sheffield united at the weekend. they remain in the bottom three losing 1—0

murphy achieved the feat of 15 reds, 15 blacks and all the colours in his first—round match in swanseao friday, and that's going to keep things pretty unsettled. but the bulk of the rain that we had on thursday has cleared away to the north and the east. and as we start off on friday, temperatures for many of us positive, so about 6—8 degrees celsius. still quite wet and windy in the northern isles throughout the day, and we'll see these showers moving their way in from the west. but there will at least be some sunny spells, particularly towards eastern and south—eastern areas for much of the day. one or two showers eventually moving in, and temperatures probably getting into double figures for many of us. about 6—8 celsius across scotland. now, the winds will strengthen for a time around the irish sea and the north channel coasts. with that, some further heavy rain spreading through, and then into saturday morning, another band of very heavy rain will slowly move its way in, making it a very wet start to saturday morning. but again, overnight temperatures into saturday staying up into

by professor andrew tettenborn, member of the institute of international shipping and trade law at swanseaw thank you very much indeed forjoining me tonight on the program . and tonight on the program. and let's just begin . if we can let's just begin. if we can please . thank you. good. good to please. thank you. good. good to see you . let's begin with the see you. let's begin with the red sea . how important is it as red sea. how important is it as a global shipping route ? a global shipping route? >> i think you have to distinguish between different kinds of cargo here. um, the oil price has spiked, but i think that may be fairly temporary. the point is, you can't get a very large crude carrier through the red sea . uh, the biggest the red sea. uh, the biggest ship you can get through. i think, is about 200,000 tonnes deadweight . um, most of the deadweight. um, most of the vlcc. well, the vlccs and the ulccs go round the cape anyway . ulccs go round the cape anyway. so obviously, this is going to divert some, um, oil cargoes. um, i think roughly. divert some, um, oil cargoes. um, i th

mark allen won the snooker shoot out in swansea.l, south africa have taken england to a final—game decider in their three—game series after a 61—59 victory in nottingham. england took the lead in the final quarter but south africa went ahead with three minutes left and held on to seal victory with less than 30 seconds remaining. the final match will take place later today. that gets going at two o'clock this afternoon in nottingham. it is that time of year _ afternoon in nottingham. it is that time of year where _ afternoon in nottingham. it is that time of year where if _ afternoon in nottingham. it is that time of year where if you - afternoon in nottingham. it is that time of year where if you are i time of year where if you are organised you have written, sent christmas cards.— christmas cards. who is that organised? _ christmas cards. who is that organised? i— christmas cards. who is that organised? i haven't - christmas cards. who is that organised? i haven't even i christmas cards. who is that i organised? i haven't even star

swansea, we had temperatures, for example, reaching double figures with some bright skies here.me rain. there will be some sunny spells, the best of these probably across the eastern side of england, particularly to the east of the pennines, and across parts of eastern scotland for a time. mild across the west, temperatures reaching 12 degrees, but across eastern england, not quite so mild with temperatures of around eight. then as we head into the weekend, we get a weather front that gets stuck across the north—west of scotland, bringing some very large falls of rain, particularly focused in the highlands, where over the high ground we could see around 175 mm of rain. that's a huge amount and could bring some flooding issues, may also trigger one or two landslips. aside from that, the weekend will be dominated by south—westerly winds that will be bringing mild air across the uk. mild it may be, however it's also likely to be pretty grey and cloudy on saturday. and across these western areas, the cloud would be thick enough for a bit of drizzle. a few mist and fog patches around

swansea glasgow and belfast and respond to post with festive tunes. respond to post with festive tunesle tunes. this includes jingle bells . we wish you a merry bells. we wish you a merry christmas and deck the halls . christmas and deck the halls. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on your digital tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. and now it's back to cameron and . pip it's back to cameron and. pip >> good morning. plenty of you have been getting in touch so far . we've got a lot to talk far. we've got a lot to talk about. far. we've got a lot to talk about . let's hear what people about. let's hear what people have been saying . have been saying. >> yeah, bernard says, why do we always give billions for other countries to combat climate change? of course, we've been talking a lot about cop 28 conference in dubai this morning where the and the prime where the king and the prime minister been. where the king and the prime miryeah, been. where the king and the prime miryeah, it's been. where the king and the prime mi

in the west, northern ireland up to five and swansea six.y rain. here is the second one bringing heavy rain and strengthening wind. whether it can milder conditions. still cold as we push further towards the east. this evening and overnight rain will march north and is full to engage in a cold air across the hills of northern england, southern and central scotland. we could well see some snow. it could be transient and disruptive. maybe some sleet on the tops of the hills. not as cold as in recent nights. ahead of that it becomes fairly unsettled. when the supreme court ruled last month that the government's plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda was unlawful, some people thought the idea had gone away. today it's firmly back on the agenda — and already causing divisions within different sections of the conservative party — after the home secretary james cleverly visited kigali to sign a new treaty. under the new plan, rwanda would be bound by international law not to return people to a country where their life or freedom would be in danger ?

back in 20 1213, eden hazard manhandled a ball boy down no down at swansea.ot the summer . punishment for he gave him a boot the summer. yeah. boot in the in the summer. yeah. no. yeah. no i think i think i think he sent him some boots afterwards to say thanks. >> sorry. thought >> so sorry. i thought the actual speak, >> so sorry. i thought the actuthat speak, >> so sorry. i thought the actuthat ball speak, >> so sorry. i thought the actuthat ball hadzak, >> so sorry. i thought the actuthat ball had the was that the ball boy had the ball on his stomach. was that the ball boy had the balthishis stomach. was that the ball boy had the balthishisthe mach. it's >> this is the thing. it's naughty because clubs naughty because the clubs are obviously instructing their ball boys keep hold boys or ball girls to keep hold of if you're winning, of the ball. if you're winning, then hold it. make then just keep hold of it. make it bit difficult for it a little bit difficult for the player resume the the player to resume the game. it's old trick. know it's an old, old tri

, one of the uk's largest, found in only a handful of locations, including here, crymlyn bog near swanseact falls on the water's surface, the spider will pick that up and then run out and grab its food, basically. some are known to take tadpoles and even some very small sticklebacks, some small fish. across wales, 17 so—called important invertebrate areas have now been mapped in fine detail by the charity buglife. in total, more than 10,800 different species were identified, including 350 deemed to be of conservation concern. some of the rarest bugs in wales include the cliff mason bee, spotted along just two stretches of clifftop on the llyn peninsula, and the scarce yellow sally stonefly, found only in the river dee. the charity hopes that through mapping out the most important areas of wales for invertebrates, finding out what's there, why the habitat works for them, what threats they face, they can help prioritize and encourage the conservation work that they say is so badly needed to protect the future of hundreds of different types of insects, and the plants and wildlife that rely o

murphy also achieved the feat in his first—round match in swansea.tt, on the whole idea that the temperature shouldn�*t exceed 1.5 celsius, and the met office has been taking a look at that. that was the paris agreement, wasn�*t it? it was indeed. yes, already this year is certain to be one of the hottest year on record, if not the hottest year on record, if not the hottest year on record. the met office has announced this morning next year could be hotter still and the key threshold set out in the paris agreement of 1.5 celsius, the global temperature, above preindustrial levels, 1.5 celsius above preindustrial levels, it could be temporarily broken. forecasts have suggested those temperatures will rise further next year, and part of this is due to the natural weather phenomenon on the el nino pattern which warms the globe naturally but they say the main driver is still human induced warming behind those record—breaking computers. if i show you, global temperatures since the year 2000 right through to now, you can notice that warming trend. 2016 at

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headlines this is 13 year old shaun liu beating india's ishpreet singh chadha at the snooker shoot out in swanseaclothing and sleeping bags. maxine joins us now alongside judy vickers from lifeshare. good morning to you both. judy, you are helping other people now, but you know what it is like to be homeless. can you tell us a bit more about your story?— about your story? certainly. round about your story? certainly. round about 1996! _ about your story? certainly. round about 1996! suffered _ about your story? certainly. round about 1996! suffered domestic - about 1996! suffered domestic violence and i had to grab my children— violence and i had to grab my children and leave my home and go into a _ children and leave my home and go into a homeless refuge and i spent about— into a homeless refuge and i spent about nearly 12 months in that refuge — about nearly 12 months in that refuge before i moved on and got a housing _ refuge before i moved on and got a housing association house and rebuild — housing association house and rebuild my life and from there. i can certainly empathise with the peopl