tomasz 0leszak died in the early hours of yesterday after being injured on monday night.ate case. what more are the police saying? bill. a desperate case. what more are the police saying?— police saying? all, the police are still continuing _ police saying? all, the police are still continuing to _ police saying? all, the police are still continuing to search - police saying? all, the police are still continuing to search the - police saying? all, the police are| still continuing to search the area behind me, which is a nature park in gateshead. they tell us that they are investigating and it is very much ongoing, as you said, a few hours ago they named the 1a—year—old who died as tomasz 0leszak. tomasz we are told was a keen sportsman and a member of a local and a fifteens football club and had just played his last match on sunday, just a day before he died. tomasz was attacked and stabbed around eight o'clock on monday night, he was taken to hospital but sadly he died in the early hours of tuesday morning. police at the moment are continuing to question two teenagers, t

tomasz zdychovsky is the initiator of a very interesting thing.proposed holding a referendum in the czech republic on the annexation of kaliningrad because he says that the historical ties between the czech republic and the kaliningrad region are very strong. he even makes a reference to the czech king. he says that the czech brothers in the kaliningrad region have long been waiting for reunification with their historical homeland, that is, the czech republic. they took part in the referendum in the referendum. a lot of czechs. well, apparently they voted for this annexation. after that , passenger services between prague and kaliningrad began. czech aircraft carriers and submarines appeared, in a word, the kaliningrad region was connected to its historical homeland. so, of course, this is all untrue, but still, mr. zdehovski. i understand that this is trolling at the highest level. but why did people in your country take such an active part in this referendum and what did you personally want to say with this thank you very much for the very accur

they do tell us that the family of tomasz are devastated beyond belief. the family of tomasz are devastatedg - beyond belief. mark denten there in gateshead. much more coming up l in the next half—hour, but right now we will have a look at the weather prospects. most of us will see some rain at some stage today. most of us are ending the day with bright skies. some heavy showers around in cumbria. a lot of the showers going to fade away into tonight. you will see where they keep on going, though, particularly across western parts of scotland. much cooler than last night, especially in wales and england. 5—10 cooler than it was this morning. there will be a few showers in going again. a cloudy zone across north wales, northern england, with some showery rain developing here. largely staying dry further south. gust of wind stronger than this, 40—50 mph, across northern areas, and it will be on the cool side in northern england and scotland, some sunshine towards the southeast. 20, 20 one celsius. turning lesser in the end of the day and scotland for saturday, across the uk, looks mainly dry —

your attention exclusive interview of yuriy fizer with the czech member of the european parliament tomaszdehovski, let's watch. hello, my name is yuriy fizer . my guest today is a member of the european parliament from the czech republic, who represents the european people's party. tomasz zdehovskiy, let's talk with him. about the relations between ukraine and the czech republic, ukraine and the united europe and about all the help we receive from them, but not only about this, there will also be more. i congratulate you bykovsky thank you for joining me today o with great pleasure i thank you for the invitation on october 8 there was a debate in the european parliament about the possibility of recognizing russia as a sponsor of terrorism, what is the probability that this initiative will be adopted, as far as i know, the vote is scheduled for november. i believe that these debates have shown very clearly that europe will never accept russia's behavior, we also saw cooperation between russia and the iranian regime, which is actually responsible for killing many people, and we are absolute

here's tomasz schafernaker. high. good afternoon. it is going to stay mild over the next few days but big downpours lurking on the horizon today and indeed the weekend is going to be quite changeable. certainly not a wash—out, we have some sunshine on the way but it will change. this is what the satellite picture looks like now. quite a complicated sort of pattern of clouds, you can see there are vortices, low—pressure swelling around the uk, and the air is crucially coming in from the south, from the southern climes so hence it feels so mild out there. as we go through the weekend you will see areas of low pressure sweeping across the uk bringing further outbreaks of rain through that very changeable autumnal picture. the temperatures today, 19 in london, more typical in the mid—teens but the average in london this time of year is closer to 1a degrees so we are well up there, and that really isn't going to change much over the next few days. let's look at the showers crossing the midlands into northern england, quite a few across no

thank you for joining the conversation thank you i want to remind our viewers that my guest today was tomaszky, a member of the european parliament from the czech republic and he represents the european people's party. to go forward and above all to defeat the evil that attacked ukraine on february 24 this year, together we will defeat my name is yuri fizer, see you soon this is extremely relevant and interesting i am afraid of this word interview, we keep our geopolitical course in the right direction , so to speak very large-scale informational examples, but they give, let's say, a basis for thinking about the near future. well, for example, i would like to quote now oleksandr kovalenko, a military expert who reminds us that yesterday the general staff informed us about the release of a-a karmazinovka meat barbecue nevsky in the luhansk region and novosadovo in the donetsk region, it was such a positive end to yesterday well, he notes that here it is not only about the fact of the liberation of populated areas of the ukrainian territory that we are talking about here we are talking about t

time for a look at the weather now with tomasz schafernaker. this picture i think sums it up pretty well for the next few days, we've got the wind in the forecast, that is for sure, showers as well, and they are quite frequent today across north—western parts of the country and will continue into tomorrow as well. so we will call it a classic mixed bag across the uk. and thejet stream remains strong over the man pushing in the weather systems. but further south we are actually closer to high pressure here, so, from the tip of cornwall to the tip of kent, actually the weather is not bad at all, and the satellite picture reveals the sunshine right across into east anglia, but closer to the jet stream, further north, that is where we have these weather systems coming in. this afternoon i think the showers will be merging into what we refer to as longer spells of rain. giving a spell of wet weather, and that will continue into northern ireland and scotland tonight. further south, closer to that high pressure, things are a bit more settled. and with

they named the 14—year—old who died as tomasz 0leszak, tomasz told was a keen sportsman and member ofo was arrested on suspicion of murder and the second a 13—year—old girl who is being detained on suspicion of assisting an offender, both those teenagers at the moment are still in custody. police have thanked people on this housing estate here in gateshead for their assistance of information that they provided what they�*ve asked people not to speculate about the death of tomasz saying what might seem as an innocent social media post could actually hamper the investigation. they do tell us the family of tomasz are devastated beyond belief. new images show an asteroid deliberately struck by a nasa spacecraft has left a stretch of debris across thousands of kilometres. a telescope in chile saw the plymouth —like material, with scientists crashing the probe as part of a... —— the material. to see if it could be knocked off course. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. very autumnal weather out there this afternoon. it�*s cloudy, it�*s wet, it�*s windy. but on t

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tomasz 0leszak was attacked on monday evening in the springwell area of the town. magistrates�* court this morning. and has been remanded in custody. the rail operator avanti west coast has been told it has to drastically improve services after it was given only a six—month extension to its contract. avanti, which operates the line between london and glasgow, cut its services this summer with those between london and manchester the worst affected. with me is our business correspondent marc ashdown. is this the last chance saloon for avanti west is this the last chance saloon for ava nti west coast? is this the last chance saloon for avanti west coast? i is this the last chance saloon for avanti west coast?— avanti west coast? i think final written warning _ avanti west coast? i think final written warning is _ avanti west coast? i think final written warning is probably - avanti west coast? i think final| written warning is probably fair. this is a part of the route between london euston and manchester piccadilly. avanti was running about three services an hour but

green orders over can, can navigation aids for people with visual impairments is an expanding market tomasz who just finished high school, wanted his device to respond to the challenges posed by road traffic, he built a small computer that uses sensors and a camera to analyze the surroundings in real time. yeah, the color is the cameras, the green ship here. it records 30 image is a 2nd of the road traffic and sends it to the a i system, gets flight up. the system can recognize objects and people and identify whether they're potential obstacles. thomas train the a i system using a database of 60000 images. teaching it to differentiate between 10 different types of objects. you surveillance on by a beautiful day included? pedestrian nodded. it's cars, as you can see here, would also so i suppose the motorbike or chairs benches, trash cans. when pedestrian crossing lansing, an x tests have shown that my a i system is about 75 percent accurate hyphen that's right in the middle of the performance range for object recognition networks is vos heights object there between about 70 to 80 percent ac

orders, working through the navigation aides for people with visual impairments is an expanding market tomasz who just finished high school, wanted his device to respond to the challenges posed by road traffic, he built a small computer that uses sensors and a camera to analyze the surroundings in real time. yeah, the camera is the camera, the green ship here. it records 30 image is a 2nd of the road traffic and sends it to the a i system, gets flight up. the system can recognize objects and people and identify whether they're potential obstacles. thomas train the a i system using a database of 60000 images. teaching it to differentiate between 10 different types of objects is every on some by a bit of foreseeing, loaded pedestrians. not yet because as you can see here would are also. so i suppose the motorbike or chairs benches, trash cans. when pedestrian crossing lansing. yeah, annex tends to have shown that my a i system is about 75 percent accurate headphone. that's right in the middle of the performance range for object recognition networks. it's voss heights or object there between abo

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.'s likely to continue into tomorrow. let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods. here's the strong jet stream pushing and weather system. that's not going to change, but we're always going to be closer to high pressure in the south, so this is where the driest and sunniest weather will be. let's look at the satellite picture. you can see for thicker cloud in the northwest. this is a band of heavy showers that's going to move across scotland and northern ireland through this evening and into tonight with that very gusty wind. a few showers elsewhere out towards the west, but generally speaking, the west, but generally speaking, the further east and south you are, the further east and south you are, the drier and clearer the weather will be. not cold tonight, temperatures between 10—14 degrees. that band of rain lasting may be an hour or so. will sweep across northern england and wales later, eventually reaching the southeast, but dying a death as it does. brisk wi

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz a mix of weather across the uk, sunshine and showerstly fine weather further south and in satellite picture here. mostly fine weatherfurther south and in between weatherfurther south and in between we have a weather front that is sweeping across parts of wales and central england now and by the time we get to the afternoon, four o'clock, the latter part of the afternoon it should be moving through the midlands and heading to the south—east and behind it this evening it's a case of clear spells for the vast majority and occasional blustery showers affecting western scotland, may be the north—west of england and one or two flirting with the north coast of northern ireland and quite chilly tonight. early on saturday morning temperatures will be five or 6 degrees in towns and cities. tomorrow, high pressure builds across the uk so fine, windless weather across parts of england and wales and temperatures on the fresh side, around 15 and on sunday we expect rain in the north—west. have a good afternoon. hello this is bbc news. the headlines..

tomasz oleszak died in the early hours of tuesday morning after being injured on monday night.the victims of drought in somalia, following our special report last night. hundreds of thousands of people there are facing starvation after the worst drought in a0 years. the republic of somalia, in the horn of africa, has a long history of droughts. but there�*ve been more and more recently, driven by climate change, and many people have been forced from their homes. those that remain are cut off from potential help by a long—running insurgency by islamist forces. getting aid to them is dificult because al—shabab militants, who control parts of the country seen here in black, regularly launch attacks. the whole country is affected, but it�*s the areas in brown, that are controlled by militants, where people are suffering the most as famine looms. our africa correspondent andrew harding has been working on this report for months. the threat from militants meant he could only reach the city of baidoa by air. the parched plains of southern somalia, and the heart of what could soon be d

here's tomasz schafernaker. it looked lovely for the marathon runners today?show you what is heading away this week. this is the jet stream, watch how the jet stream pushes the weather systems across the uk. really a lot happening over the uk. really a lot happening over the atlantic over the next few days and towards the end of the week, the jet stream is blowing right at us and pushing in plenty of showers. i am going to go over that again, i don't expect you to remember all of that. this is basically the headline, windy, rain or showers, a bit of sunshine in between but crucially it will stay quite warm in the south. at the moment, it's calm and still because we have high pressure which will be with us during the course of monday. it will be quite chilly in the south england. in the rural spots, be quite chilly in the south england. in the ruralspots, in be quite chilly in the south england. in the rural spots, in the south—east of east anglia, it might go down to two celsius early on monday morning but a lot of bright weather both in the morning and the af

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.it�*s going to remain through this afternoon here. temperatures in the high teens maybe even nudging up to 20. but where we have the more frequent showers, in fact, longer spells of rain there in western and central scotland, only 1a. and if anything, the showers will continue through this evening and overnight in the northwest of the uk, the winds remain brisk, whereas eastern, central and southern areas remain dry. through the early hours of friday, temperatures will be around double figures. and then tomorrow, this band of showers crosses other parts of the country. it should reach lunchtime, lincolnshire, parts of the midlands, eventually the south come the evening and then behind it again. it�*s a mixture of clear spells, showers and blustery winds. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a gunman shoots at least 38 people dead at a nursery school in northern thailand — some of the victims were as young as two. in a worst case scenario the national grids warns that that househol

time for a look at the weather now with tomasz schafernaker., showers as well, and they are quite frequent today across north—western parts of the country and will continue into tomorrow as well. so we will call it a classic mixed bag across the uk. and thejet stream remains strong over the man pushing in the weather systems. but further south we are actually closer to high pressure here, so, from the tip of cornwall to the tip of kent, actually the weather is not bad at all, and the satellite picture reveals the sunshine right across

against ukrainian refugees, the court of the city of kladno, it is easy to blame patrik tuslya and tomasz cermak made hateful statements in a publicly distributed video. the men were sentenced to 10 and 6 months in prison, respectively, on the same day when the court started hearing the case. one of the bloggers stated that there is nothing against ukrainians in general, but condemns the actions of some of ukrainian nationalists and at the same time added that he does not feel innocent, but the form of the video was inappropriate, another zheblogger told the judge that he made a mistake and also admitted the inappropriateness of his statements ukraine needs money and weapons, not plans , said polish prime minister mateusz marovecki and noted that politicians are currently focusing on the very important topic of how to restore ukraine, but also now it is necessary to solve a more important issue, namely how to get enough weapons for ukraine to end this war , morovecki believes that simply talking about the future support and plans of the marshal is not enough, the official learned that he

. - now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.morning there can be some heavy rain across southwestern england and wales, and mild morning on thursday, 1a celsius in london, around nine celsius in the lowlands of scotland. through the morning it'll be overcast without bricks of rain moving northwards. the sun should break through the clouds across large parts of the country, and if it comes out for any across the southeast at 22 celsius. it looks as though friday will be every bit as mild across the southern areas, further north with mid or high teens, and still remaining mild as we head into the weekend with rain at times. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister defends bringing back suella braverman as home secretary — just a week after she resigned over breaching the ministerial code. and the chancellor delays his statement on the government's finances. planned for halloween, it will now be on november the 17th. rishi sunak reintroduces a ban on fracking in england, reversing liz truss's decision to lift it.

tomasz artem is one of the youngest it-specialists, his work introduction of technologies based on the of things, a system that optimizes energy consumption and helps create comfortable conditions. for employees of the plant, outbred modems are connected to electric meters by a meter for water, heat and gas in this way every month. i have to make rounds and clarify their testimony and drink to attach, exhibiting the company further. we decided to hang temperature sensors in the workshop and thus understand when we need to turn on the air conditioning these windows, either married. we need to turn on the heat. well, the internet of things is just part of the smart system used on tamasha to optimize production. monitoring 3d scanning virtual acceptance smart sensors everything is a digital factory performance and utilization of equipment in the enterprise can be monitored in real time. according to experts, the economic effect of such a plant as atomas can be millions of rubles annually. all the main equipment at the enterprise is equipped with special with one touch of a button, you can

tomasz 0leszak died in the early hours of tuesday morning after being injured on monday night.l who is being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. rail services across the uk are being disrupted again as around 9,000 train drivers from the aslef union take part in another large—scale strike. the 2a—hour walkout is about the continuing row over pay. these are the companies that are either offering no services or limited services. some stations are also closed. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at birmingham's new street station. is there any sign of this being sorted out?— is there any sign of this being sorted out? ~ ,., , .,, , sorted out? well, so they has been no trains here _ sorted out? well, so they has been no trains here today _ sorted out? well, so they has been no trains here today and _ sorted out? well, so they has been no trains here today and many - no trains here today and many passengers around the country are wondering, how long can this go on for? the rmt has another strike planned on saturday and over the next few days, the tssa union has furth

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at the seropol academy of arts of tomasz-opoizersky, you didn’t want to build a temple that would differose that existed at that time in minsk , and therefore the style of the temple, not romanesque, as opposed to not a pleaser, which is inherent catholic bones built on the territory of belarus at the end of the 19th-beginning of the 20th century have a legend that shortly before his daughter's death. you didn’t dream about this costume, but when you woke up. she drew it. therefore, the design of the temple was allegedly made for the drawing, whether it was or not, but the father of simeon and elena laid down numerous signs and symbols for its architecture. so, for example, two small towers on the back of the temple became images of two departed children, and most importantly, a large tower rings at the entrance as a symbol of parental grief, red the color of the brick is a sign of tragedy and hope for happiness at the same time for the construction of churches and its decoration. you do not catch spent a fortune 360.000 rubles. by the time of the illumination of temples in 1910. it was

tomasz oleszak was attacked on monday evening in the springwell area of the town.not to use power during times of high demand, after national grid warned of possible blackouts this winter. national grid have said they will pay people, possibly £10 a day, to use less energy. meanwhile, the bbc understands that ministers won't launch a campaign to reduce energy use, despite there having been discussions within government. our political correspondent alex forsyth is at westminster. what's going on within government? the pressure on energy supply and prices is well documented and in some european countries they are taking measures to try to reduce consumption. here, within the department for business they were looking at a possible campaign to try and advise people how to cut has been awarded an honorary international cap by the football assocation. jack leslie was the only black player in the english leagues when he made the squad. but he was then dropped — his family think this was because of racist attitudes. leslie's team at the time, plymouth argyle, today also un

judy: in a statement today president biden said too many families have lost loved ones tomasz shootinge u.s. justice department asked a federal appeals court today to end an outside review of couldn't taken from former president trump. a special master was ordered to examine the white house records. today's filing argued that the judg overstepped her authority. in australia, flooding from heavy rainfall has inundated parts of the country's second most populous city. some 500 holmes have flooded in melbourne and other cities across victoria state in the southeast. crews have rescued more than 100 people in the past 48 hours. the swollen rivers are expected to remain dangerously high for days. climate change protesters in london threw tomato soup today on a van gogh painting at the national gallery of art. the artist attacked the work of art sunflowers and then glued their hands to the wall to protest against fossil fuel. they were later arrested. the gallery says the art work was protected by glass. liz truss -- the value of the pound has plummeted to record lows after she announced tax

time for a look at the weather here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. good afternoon to you.is so mild out there. many of us have not had to use the thick coats for quite some time now. this is not going to change over the next few days. exceedingly mild weather conditions, with this air stream coming in all the way from the southern climes, actually a pattern that we sometimes see during the summer months. at low pressure is also close by. so, not necessarily sunny all the time. far from it, also close by. so, not necessarily sunny all the time. farfrom it, we had heavy rain earlier on across many parts of northern ireland and scotland. most of that rain has now cleared to the north and we are left with brisk, quite strong south—westerly wind around western areas. but plenty of sunny spells in land, and, of course, the relatively high temperatures possibly reaching 20 degrees in the south—east and east anglia. but even around yorkshire, around 18, mid—teens in eastern and central parts of scotland. through the course of tonight, there was brisk southerly winds continue. we w

here's tomasz schafernaker. i felt very disoriented this morning when i stepped out of the house.

tomasz artem is one of the youngest it-specialists; his work is the implementation of technologies basedrial internet of things, a system that optimizes energy consumption and helps create comfortable conditions. for employees of the plant, wireless modems are connected to electric meters, meters for water, heat and gas in this way every month. i have to do the rounds and clarify their testimony and educate putting the company forward. we decided to hang in the workshop, temperature sensors and thus we understand, when we need to turn on the air conditioner, do not open the windows either on both. we need to turn on the heating, but the internet of things is just one part of the smart system being used in tamos to optimize production. online monitoring 3d scanning virtual acceptance smart sensors everything is a digital plant performance and utilization of equipment in enterprises can be monitored in real time. according to experts, the economic effect of such a plant as atomash can be millions of rubles annually. all the main equipment at the enterprise is equipped with special sensors

tomasz oleszak died in the early hours of tuesday after being injured on monday night.ame prime minister. ahead of the snp party conference, she�*s been speaking to our political editor chris mason, and he started by asking if they�*d even spoken since liz truss came to power. no, not yet. it�*s quite absurd in many ways. when i became first minister, david cameron was prime minister and i think we spoke on the phone the night i became first minister and i spoke on the phone with theresa may within a day of her becoming prime minister and ian with theresa may within a day of her becoming prime minister and with theresa may within a day of her becoming prime minister and same with borisjohnson, i�*ve got deep political differences with all of the politicians but we have a duty to work together constructively. it�*s not just me. mark drakeford is in the same position. not even a phone call? no, and i don�*t know whether that is arrogance, lack of respect or insecurity, whatever it is, it�*s not the right way to do government in a grown—up way, so i hope we will see a chan

here's tomasz schafernaker. i felt very disoriented this morning when i stepped out of the house.felt so mild and it feels more like september across many parts of the country right now. the weather tends to change. the rain comes and goes, but as far as the temperatures go, up but as far as the temperatures go, up to 21 degrees in one or two spots across the south—east and 17 in edinburgh. all down to this current of warm air spreading in from the south, notjust over us but many parts of western europe. in france at the moment, some spots are in the mid to high 20s. here is that rain that swept across the country earlier. it has now mostly moved to the north and out to the north sea. behind it is the low—grade crowd thatis behind it is the low—grade crowd that is still hanging around in a few areas. we will call it bright spells rather than sunny spells for most of us. the exception is in east anglia and the south—east where it is really lovely. 21, possibly 22 degrees. in the north of the country and scotland, a bit more clout and spots of rain and the mid to high teens. clear s

tomasz oleszak died in the early hours of tuesday morning after being injured on monday night.icion of assisting an offender. hundreds of new cases of alleged abuse in the church of england have been uncovered by an independent review — mostly involving children or vulnerable adults. the report says nearly 400 cases — all of which involve living members of the clergy, officers or volunteers — need further assessment. leading archbishops have apologised and spoken of their profound shame. it's weather time. it was a very blustery day today. the rain band was followed by sunshine and heavy showers and the temperatures did drop for a while. it means it's going to be quite a cool night tonight, i think, across the board. stays blustery and we'll have further showers, most of them affecting the north and the west of the country. this is where most of these weather fronts will be passing through, but lots of isobars on the chart, indicating it will stay blustery — especially in the north. so, lengthy, clear spells through central, southern and eastern parts of the country. showers me

tomasz oleszak died in the early hours of tuesday after being injured on monday night. city of zaporizhzhia on thursday. rescue teams pulled 21 people from the rubble of two buildings and continue to search for victims. local authorities say two more attacks took place overnight, injuring one person, and that a drone was heard over the city for the first time. with me is our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. what more can you tell us about that series of attacks overnight and indeed yesterday and fears for more to come? ., ., ., ., ~ ., to come? yeah, good morning, annita. the death toll — to come? yeah, good morning, annita. the death toll now— to come? yeah, good morning, annita. the death toll now from _ to come? yeah, good morning, annita. the death toll now from those - the death toll now from those attacks yesterday has risen to 12. we were at the scene of the large apartment block, five—storey block, that was hit yesterday morning, more than 2a hours ago, we were there late last night and it was clear that rescue work was going to continue, recovery work, i sh

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.ving through wales, the midlands, into northern england, and there are some showers across scotland and northern ireland too, so quite a good chance of running into one or two downpours through today and into this evening. by the end of the night, it tends to dry out across england and wales and very mild this coming night, between ten and ia degrees in most bigger towns and cities. here's the forecast for tomorrow. out of the two days, out of saturday and sunday, saturday certainly the sunnier one for england and wales, but fairly cloudy for scotland and probably for most of northern ireland too. and it stays quite warm, with highs for many of us in the high teens. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: candidates to succeed at liz truss as chancellor have until monday to gather the support of at least 100 of their fellow conservative mps, which means no more than three candidates will be in the contest, although none of them have yet declared. the only to formally rule him

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.. these are the overnight lows, mid—teens in the south, around ten celsius in scotland. tomorrow, more cloud compared to today. a good chance of catching some rain. i think some brighter spells for the midlands and east anglia and the south later in the afternoon. those temperatures in the high teens got up to 20 celsius in the south—east. higher hello this is bbc news, the headlines: rishi sunak has defended bringing back suella braverman as home secretary, just a week after she resigned over breaching the ministerial code. was his home secretary right to resign last week for a breach of security? he asked about the home secretary, the home secretary made an error ofjudgment but she recognised that, she raised the matter and she accepted her mistake. and the chancellor delays his statement on the government's finances it had been planned for halloween, now it'll be on november 17th. public health directors in england urge the government not to make further cuts to their budgets amid w

accounts, on twitter post, which was subsequently shared by the deputy. of the european parliament, tomaszdykhovskys, the time has come to split kaliningrad so that our czech brothers finally get access to the sea, according to the original post, the tweet was shared and the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky sounded calls to make kaliningrad czech again kaliningrad is the czech republic czechs rejoice on social networks that they have they will finally have access to the sea, and the poles are looking forward to the czech military presence in the baltic sea or further access to the czech beer and fried cheese another photo shows how the czech navy tested a ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine near kaliningrad occupied by the czech republic. another photo shows the czech submarine ezhins. bazhen blocking the exit to the czech port to kralovets, the former, kaliningrad american embassy. prague is already thinking about creating a combat fleet. czech aircraft carrier. you don't need it either, he asks the czech defense ministry if you would like to be a mayor from kravlovce. ha ha

here is tomasz sakevich, he is quoting an interview that has not yet been published, but he naturallyt from it, i repeat. the interview is not out yet. so for for accuracy. let's go, but this guy knows what he's talking about, and whatever it is, and whatever it is, it's certainly, it's certainly an interesting interesting twist, i don't know if it's related to it, so to speak, but the next stage a new level there escalations and so on. dima, what do you think ? is this a serious story or so populist. well, i don’t know, the usual rhetoric for poland. now it has become difficult to note, especially in this winter. i remind you that poland also made claims against the russian federation against, respectively, germany regarding reparations. that's what they need. look for about 15 billion euros in order to ensure, respectively, how to ensure the normal passage, well, relatively normal passage, respectively, of the heating period, therefore, an attempt, respectively, to negotiate with the european with the american perimeter. this is a tool to put pressure on germany, we all remember the

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz.eather, but a strong breeze continues here in western scotland with some showers and the temperatures a little lower than last night, typically around six or seven degrees, maybe some windward coasts holding onto double figures. so here�*s tomorrow. remember that area of high pressure builds in from the south west. light winds here, beautiful weather i think, across wales, south western parts of england, very nice weather also to the east of the pennines. just a few more showers here in western and northern scotland and fresh 12 degrees, around 15 or 16 elsewhere. and saturday night is also looking dry for the bulk of the uk — bar the odd shower here and there. but you can see the rain already piling in behind me. this is the next weather system, a low pressure passing just close to iceland there with its weather front extending way towards the south. here are the iso bars, the pressure lines indicating the gusty winds as well. it sweeps across scotland and northern ireland earlier on

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.where, but many central, eastern and southern areas will be dry overnight and not particularly cold, and in some areas temperatures no lower than 11, i2, 13 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow, a band of rain showers crosses northern england and wales early in the day then reaches the midlands, east anglia and the south. behind it, brisk atlantic winds, feeling quite fresh if not chilly. 11 degrees in glasgow and occasional showers, and then on friday night that band of showers crosses the extreme south—east and moves away further east and then we are left with brisk winds and a few showers and clear spells. high pressure makes a brief appearance this weekend on saturday, so if you have any plans, saturday is the best day of the two, overall, looking across the uk. light winds across england and wales, so fine weather and it will feel very pleasant indeed. 16 or 17 degrees and a bit cooler in the north—west and in glasgow, around 13 celsius and then a change on sunday. the high pressure