now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.casting the amounts of snow is proving so, so tricky. we'll call it a wintry mix because, of course, many of us are not getting the snow. it's been a mixture of sleet and even rain and really quite mild on the south coast at the moment. but the concentration of snow will be mostly around wales, parts of the midlands, into the peak district and northern england through the course of today and into this evening in scotland. it's much colder, clearer here and it will be very, very cold. now, where the temperatures do drop away through tonight, there is a chance of some icy patches forming following the recent wet and sleeting weather. here are the temperatures minus five in the lowlands of scotland. but look at that, eight degrees in plymouth with that milder south—westerly breeze. now, this is what we've had today. this is the weather front. it's moving away towards the east. this is the low pressure that will bring the snow, possibly disruptive snow on thursday. so it starts off wet in

here's tomasz schafernaker. moody looking skies? 7 indeed, moody looking skies7 7 indeed, starting with this rather angry —looking sky, and that is on the way tomorrow, a bit of everything, thunder and lightning, tomorrow, a bit of everything, thunderand lightning, hail, thunder and lightning, hail, downpours, thunderand lightning, hail, downpours, gusty winds, looking very unsettled over the next few days, and then a dose of colder weather at the weekend. look at this conveyor belt of cloud sweeping across southern britain bringing showers for the next few days. you can see the rain sweeping across the country this evening, with clear spells in between. freshening winds, there is a low pressure just to the west of ireland approaching us, the morning temperatures, 7 degrees in london, 5 degrees in aberdeen, about that in lerwick. and then tomorrow, this low—pressure wheelbarrow over ireland, and where you see these isobars tightly packed that is where you have got strong winds rushing out of the south—west, pushing in these fast mov

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well , this tomasz is at least 75 years old.nue usa excellent education worked in us according to the reviews of colleagues, very much the professional even has congressional awards 20 years ago and until his retirement he specialized in programs to create shock space satellites. yes, i heard thanks. i'm talking about this program. by the way, gleb was realized for me. what is the purpose of the visit to russia officially on a tourist visa, but in fact i can’t know how? request counterintelligence. find out what they have on it . gleb can you hide his personal correspondence? so i’ll definitely try to pass on all the information that we managed to collect on this brooch. of course, by the way, somehow his exhibition took place, but it's still very good that he is there in kaliningrad. yes, he will stay there, most likely, a little longer than planned, but i think he will be with us soon. here is the data for the bouncer. well, you need to understand why he came here? we'll figure it out, maybe we'll find the kidnappers. all righ

. >>> tomasz, what do you think the answer is? whether there should not be just an implicit but explicit guarantee. there's an editorial in "the wall street journal" that says effectively it's a terrible idea. it effectively would allow banks to run wild. they wouldn't have a governor on them. we talked about whether the customer acts as a governor on banks or not. what's your thought? >> so, yeah, from that perspective regarding deposit guarantees to banks and depositors, is rates the potential of a hazard issue. the problem is the situation we're on right now, and i think this is what folks didn't realize, 37% of bank assets are financed with uninsured deposits. we're talking about $9 trillion in the system. the depositors are much more fragile. think about the fall of a mid-sized company. you see that the fed is doing something about this, but you might be tempted to move your assets somewhere else. and to your point, you don't necessarily need 50% of them.5kz in answer to your question, exposing the idea of trying to establish

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here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. hello, sophie and grieving, gloomy with outbreaks of rain, but i wanted to imply there will be a bit of sunshine around too, its not all bad, but overall we will cool it a dump picture for most of us on thursday. mild, though, and if you look at the satellite picture you can see where the clouds are streaming in from the south—west, quite a broad area of cloud wrapping around an area of low pressure and you can see the mild atmosphere spreading all the way from the azores engulfing much of the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlierwe the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlier we had some snow across the highlands, but eventually it will turn to sleet and rain and after that it is just mild across the board. the morning temperatures will be around 10 degrees in the south of the country, probably ten in belfast, still cold in stornoway, 2 degrees command about that in lerwick. the morning forecast shows most of the heavy rain in northern ireland, parts of scotland, but to the so

here's tomasz schafernaker. and earlier whistle problems being caused by snow and ice?—15. so more snow on the way for the rest of today. i don't want to call it blanket of snow because it is not falling as snow because it is not falling as snow everywhere. this is what it looked like at lunchtime. snow in wales as we saw

we'll have some sport for you at 10.30om, but first here's the weather with tomasz schafernaker.especially wet in western parts of the uk. monday is no different, i don't think it's going to be raining all the time, but some rain on the way and they few glimmers of brightness. a lot of cloud in our direction. it stays mild and multiple weather fronts crossing the country through the course of monday. more weather fronts out in the atlantic making a beeline for the uk. so the forecast then for monday shows mild conditions early. and see where the heavier rain is in the morning across parts of northern england, southwestern scotland and northern ireland. that's one front, you can see it moves northwards. and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southern wales by around about three. the best chance of brightness across the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and it is way will have the mildest weather. elsewhere with the thick cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to 10-11, won't be q

here's tomasz schafernaker. hello.t overall we will cool it a dump picture for most of us on thursday. mild, though, and if you look at the satellite picture you can see where the clouds are streaming in from the south—west, quite a broad area of cloud wrapping around an area of low pressure and you can see the mild atmosphere spreading all the way from the azores engulfing much of the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlierwe the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlier we had some snow across the highlands, but eventually it will turn to sleet and rain and after that it is just mild across the board. the morning temperatures will be around 10 degrees in the south of the country, probably ten in belfast, still cold in stornoway, 2 degrees command about

here's tomasz schafernaker. moody looking skies? ?g, tomorrow, a bit of everything, thunderand lightning, hail, thunder and lightning, hail, downpours, thunderand lightning, hail, downpours, gusty winds, looking very unsettled over the next few days, and then a dose of colder weather at the weekend. look at this conveyor belt of cloud sweeping across southern britain bringing showers for the next few days. you can see the rain sweeping across the country this evening, with clear spells in between. freshening winds, there is a low pressure just to the west of ireland approaching us, the morning temperatures, 7 degrees in london, 5 degrees in aberdeen, about that in lerwick. and then tomorrow, this low—pressure wheelbarrow over ireland, and where you see these isobars tightly packed that is where you have got strong winds rushing out of the south—west,

let's go live to paris now and talk to tomasz michalski — associate professor of economics at the heciness school in paris. we spoke about these injanuary but they are still continuing into march.— but they are still continuing into march. , , . , , into march. the public support is there for— into march. the public support is there for the _ into march. the public support is there for the strike - into march. the public support is there for the strike action. | is there for the strike action. public support is there and we will see how it goes after this lasts for two or three days. the public is a little resigned, they still majority believe the reform will pass, it is going through a regular standard parliamentary procedure and it seems that the government can adopt it. so people do not want to extend the working age but also many realise the reform is needed. are these strikes then not effective because they will not stall the government or prevent the government from pushing the change through? that the government from pushing the change through?— change through? that is a very a

now on bbc news the weather with tomasz shaffernaker.t, i do not think it will be raining all the time that some rain on the way and just a little bit of a brightness. a lot of cloud in our direction but it is coming from the south—west, hence it stays mild. multiple weather fronts, crossing the country through monday, more weather fronts out in the atlantic making a beeline for the uk. the forecast for monday shows mild conditions early in the morning, which is around 5 degrees in stornoway, nine in plymouth. you can see where the heavier rain is in the morning. that is one weather front, you can see it moves northwards. in the south—west showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southern wales by around 3pm. the best chance of any brightness will be across parts of the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire and perhaps yorkshire. this is where we will have the mildest weather, elsewhere we will have the thickest cloud and outbreaks of rain. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland with some showers, about six or seven. throu

joining me now is tomasz michalski, associate professor of economics at the hec business school in parisday ahead for you all in france where disruption will be happening. despite president macron's television interview, what are your thoughts? the roblem what are your thoughts? the problem is — what are your thoughts? the problem is that _ what are your thoughts? tie: problem is that when it what are your thoughts? ti9: problem is that when it comes to strikes we have seen it all before so i advise if anyone is travelling awakes up in paris and sees fresh new trash piling up and sees fresh new trash piling up but the problem with that is that rather than there being uncontrolled by the labour unions a bit like the yellow jackets but they did not crystallise. the deeper problem is that there is a political crisis. this reform was not necessarily, not really necessary at this stage and they were looking for a working coalition to push on the reform agenda in the second term of macron and they were looking for coalition members and that failed and now we are going to see what this will wor

time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. hello and a very good evening to you.ys. the satellite picture shows low—pressure out in the atlantic, the weather coming in from the south—west, there is a lot of soggy cloud and can see this bulge of warmth over the atlantic, this is the temperature of the atmosphere, the yellow colours, indicating the mild air and you can see the rain spreading across the uk, with some snow across the highlands at least for a time this evening. but by the end of the night it is mild pretty much across the board, all but the very far north of scotland. 10 degrees in london and belfast, and that is early in the morning. tomorrow, there will be some heavy showers in these areas across northern ireland, and there could even be some thunderstorms, but look at those temperatures, 14 in london, 13—14