ukraine to we are reorientation the infrastructure, which would, would be not small, or este west east west about north south on to supply. we've american shade got so i think there is a much bigger game behind this communication war. the fact that the gas is going through ukraine in the missing out on transit phase is either a big deal if you cry. i mean, is it, is it a big financial hit for them? well, yes, sure. of course, or ukraine is going to lose money each guys, or if our guys piped on, i used outside the ukraine like turkish nor stream on. but we have to understand that bill a crisis are between russia and ukraine and a few years ago ukraine or stopped to, to throw gas to to of europe and became a big problem. and because you have to disprove russia so many european countries like your hunger rebuttal, germany one teach with direct access to russia and gas because it's much more secure, secure. and it's not our stage to geopolitical games we played by ukraine. appreciate your time dr. pierre manual to man geopolitical expert, my guess to santa thank you. now, in an era of increase

rain - a different feel, outbreaks of rain working west to east, still some sunshine, drierand working west to east, still some sunshine, drier and the west could be some localised surface water for a tame, 40 millimetres of rain and thunderstorms, heavy showers from the far north—east of scotland particularly for 0rkney but elsewhere sunshine developing, temperatures between 15—20, not as warm as recent days but not bad. into the evening we stick with the cloud and rain across eastern england, quite a soggy night for some but away from the far east of england most places dry with clear spells and a cooler and fresher night than recently with images and emit single figures for some to start monday morning. monday still dry and settled, the first—half of the new week looking quite dry, things change from around mid week so be will see low—pressure bringing wet and windy conditions later in the week saw things turning more autumnal but as we start monday low—pressure to the north of the uk, high—pressure to the south and south—west so that keeps things mostly dry, the high—pressure winning into tuesday. still this front lingering, quite wea

some bursts of torrential rain and gusty winds moving from east to west across west africa.uinea running into nigeria. it is not that warm parts of south africa... we could see a week where a front arriving in cape town. should turn dry in dakar. storm clouds arriving in lagos, marrakesh has changeable weather, dry but turning cooler into the early part of next week. across the middle east, dry and sunny, inaudible. across the middle east, dry and sunny, inaudible. we may find the wind picking up a bit with saudi arabia, with the breeze coming down from kuwait. dubai, dry, hotand sunny. dubai, dry, hot and sunny. now on bbc news, panorama. this programme contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. this programme contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. more and more schoolchildren are speaking out about sexual abuse by other children. we were walking up the stairs and he grabbed up my skirt and it really made me upset. new figures show an alarming rise in the number of cases reported to the police. he just sort of pinned me on the bed and i was shout

west of england and for wales. but it's northern ireland stuck under the cloud and with the rain on friday. quite breezy here as well, quite gusty winds at times. big contrast between east and west — just mid teens, the temperatures in the weste 22, maybe 23 in the sunshine further east. 0ur front will gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it will bring some patchy cloud, but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer and more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. welcome to bbc news — i'm ben boulos — our top stories. america's most decorated gymnast, simone biles, breaks down as she talks about the abuse she and her colleagues suffered at the hands of their team doctor. to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame... ..an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. the us, britain and australia announce a defence and security deal to boost their influence in the indo—pacific. the first space mission crewed entirely by amateur astronauts has blasted off from c

rain eventually fringing into the west of scotland, wales and the south—west later in the day. quite a big east—westend the week. 22 or 23 and sunshine further east. looks like scotland and northern ireland will be the driest places over the weekend, rather unsettled with showers over england and wales. and that is it from us. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: we'll be at anfield with a full house on a european night again, as liverpool take on ac milan in the champions league. he's won three premier league titles, will this be the season pep guardiola finally brings european glory to the etihad? we'll be there too ahead of the visit of rb leipzig. and slightly further afield, we'll hear from the newly crowned we will look at why 2021 could be a landmark year for women's sport. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. it's another big night in the champions league and that includes at anfield, where liverpool take on ac milan. until now, both sides have only ever met in the final. it's 16 years since that famous, breathless match in istanbul, where l

east. cooler eh from the north west. fewerschool far east. cooler eh from the north west. x or seven degrees but colder than that in the countryside. wednesday, this frontal system is not far away, just sitting out in the north sea, to merely rain for eastern areas but then a ridge of high pressure is building its way in from the west. so i think wednesday will be the driest day of this week. sunny spells with scattered showers moving in on that north—westerly breeze at many places avoiding the showers and staying dry. it's not going to lift the temperatures very much. so less wet and windy pay to today. moving into wednesday night, the quieter window does not last long because the next area of low pressure comes in from the atlantic so it will be a windy speu the atlantic so it will be a windy spell of weather overnight and into thursday. some rain moving west to east across all parts of the uk at some point on thursday followed by sunshine and showers but perhaps more persistent rain into northern ireland by the end of the day. it is not going to feel particularly warm. a

part of west berlin and became the symbol of conflict between east and west and the symbol of a closed soviet society and a militarized american society ready to respond. it was east versus west, what winston churchill had called the iron curtain dividing east and west. after gorbachev's visit to new york, after the developments i described, it wasn't only that americans stopped fearing gorbachev, citizens living in east germany and hungary and poland and elsewhere stopped fearing him as well. it wasn't that these citizens loved america and reagan, but they believed the united states was open to them. that american allies were open to them. and so beginning, really, in poland, in early 1989 and culminating in berlin in november 1989, people living in the soviet system who had been walled and started to tear down these walls. and this was most dramatic on the night of november 1989 when the east german regime opened the wall slightly to let some people to move in, and a throng of citizens came. if you look at these image, these young people, they are not doing this as i said because they love america. they're doing this because they want to be free. they want to go where they

west of england and for wales. but it's northern ireland stuck under the cloud and with the rain on friday. quite breezy here as well, quite gusty winds at times. big contrast between east and west — just mid teens, the temperatures in the wester east. our front will gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it will bring some patchy cloud, but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer and more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos. our top stories: america's most decorated gymnast, simone biles, breaks down as she talks about the abuse she and her colleagues suffered at the hands of their team doctor. to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame... ..an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. china condemns a new defence and security deal between the us, britain, and australia aimed at boosting their influence in the indo—pacific. the first space mission crewed entirely by amateur astronauts has blasted off from cape canaveral

east england, increasing cloud across northern england. north and west scotland see sunny spells breaking through, another dry day northern ireland. sunny spells for the midlands and south—east england. south—westtoday. outbreaks of rain across parts of wales in the evening and towards the midlands and one or two spots of northern england. a much cooler night across the northern half of the uk. temperatures well down into single figures. sunshine to follow. some uncertainty about detail but it looks like western areas of england, wales and south—west scotland will see outbreaks of rain on monday. elsewhere dry. after that, the system will push your way eastwards and awake weather front arriving for the north—west on wednesday with rain for parts of scotland. that atlantic weather system later in the week. lots to take in but the main story in the week ahead for weather is that there will be a chance of rain at the start of the week and later in the week fine weather. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines... commemoration services have been taking place to mark 20 years since the 9—11 terror attacks in america. the names of the almost 3,000 victims were read out at events in new yor

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. further east. our front will gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. minutes to blast off — this is the scene at cape canaveral in florida — ahead of the first space mission crewed entirely by amateur astronauts. the us, britain and australia agree a closer military allianace — president biden makes it clear the focus will be on boosting their influence in the indo—pacific. the future of each of our nations, and indeed, the world, depends on a free and open indo—pacific enduring and flourishing in the decades ahead. america's most de

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. ther east. our front will gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. china condemns a new defence and security deal between the us, britain and australia — aimed at boosting their influence in the indo—pacific. borisjohnson prepares to reshuffle britain's middle—ranking ministers — after completing a a sweeping reshuffle of his senior cabinet. the current director of the fbi apologises after four us gymnasts — including simone biles — testify about the failure to investigate decades of abuse by their former team doctor

you had to reach out in the east and the west, beyond the past 4% and certainly in the west because the west was more multiracial than the east. it was part of the this was the settlers society, we don't have so many rules and regulations here. >> the racial question just came in, if the western states that encourage suffrage were primarily white what about severance for native american women and men? >> some native american women and men didn't get the vote until the 1920s or even later. a number of native american women and men did get the vote, and act the people who promoted thought it would be a wonderful thing for native americans and turned out to be a disaster. it enabled tribal reservations to be given to different people and if you claimed one of those plots like a homestead you also got the right to vote. some to get the right to vote but a lot of native women, we talk about sarah when and mocha campaigned for suffrage because they wanted to empower their people, give their native people more of a voice. it was for them, to be a native suffragist for a black suffragist or his

west england. but still a bit of a breeze down the east coast for east anglia and the south—east. temperatures in the mid teens but further west in the sunshine 23 degrees for the westf scotland for instance this afternoon. this evening and tonight cloud moving further west across scotland and northern ireland. single figures in a few spots but most of us staying at around 11, 13 degrees overnight. tomorrow more of the same with just subtle changes in the next few days. still a bit of a breeze towards the east temperature is 18, 19 degrees here but towards the north and west again you see most of the sunshine tomorrow. the high pressure is staying with us as we head into friday and a lot of clout once again trapped underneath that descending air with high—pressure overhead cell another cloudy day on friday. a few in the cloud here and there. still a bit of a breeze to the english channel but not quite as breezy by the time we get to friday so temperatures around 1a, wrenching to 22 degrees. into the weekend than in high pressure is still with us but just tries to nudge away towards the east. lower pressure trying to move on from the west but before it gets that it l

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. cross the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. more than four decades ago, nicaraguan president daniel 0rtega led a revolution that toppled a corrupt dictatorship. he can hardly be unaware of the irony of his current situation, imposing evermore repressive measures to silence dissent in the run—up to an election unlikely to be free or fair. in another ironic twist, my guest, carlos fernando chamorro, was a leading sandinista propagandist.

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. he weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. back in control. after nearly 20 years of conflict, thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars spent, the taliban has seen off the us, nato and their afghan allies. a stunning success for them and another superpower humbled in the streets and fields of afghanistan. but to understand these events and the origins of the taliban, we need to go back to the cold war.

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. will the lights stay on this winter? fears of an energy crisis as gas and electricity prices surge to record highs across europe. back to the office — but most british bosses and staff believe work will never be the same again feeding anxiety. instagram may have a harmful effect on teenagers — according to research by its owners facebook. and — losing streak. billions of dollars wiped off the value of casino operators — as china starts a regulatory crackdown.

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. ill gradually make its way eastwards across the uk through the weekend. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: four us gymnasts, including simone biles, have testified before a senate committee hearing. they gave evidence about the fbi's failures in its sex abuse investigation of theirformer team doctor, larry nassar. the director of the bureau has apologised for not examining the allegations promptly. beijing has condemned a new defence and security deal between the us, britain, and australia, saying it was part of a cold war mentality. the leaders of the three countries said the agreement would promote stability in the indo—pacific region, where china

big contrast between east and west — just mid—teens, the temperatures in the west under the rain. for scotland and northern ireland, i think it'll bring some patchy cloud. but for england and wales, it does bring the threat of perhaps some quite punchy showers, longer, more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. certainly, saturday looks like it could be quite wet across england and wales. the showers should thin out somewhat for sunday. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines today. borisjohnson continues the biggest shake—up of his team since he entered downing street after the sackings and demotions of his cabinet cull. the uk, us and australia form a security pact to counter china's growing power and military presence. deadline day for care workers to get their first mandatory vaccination against covid, or face the sack. how do you get people back into the workplace? i am how do you get people back into the workplace? iam here how do you get people back into the workplace? i am here at the greenwich peninsula to find

price for the south west of england and wales, clipping into western scotland as well, gusty winds along with that weather front too. a big east/west contrast on friday, cloudy in the west wales. the weekend, certainly something of a mixed affair, driest and brightest in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps not much sunshine in the next 48 hours but across england and wales, some spells of tesco sunshine, the temperature still healthy, but heavier downpours of rain from time to time as well. at six: the prime minister is making major changes to his top team in a far—reaching cabinet reshuffle. the foreign secretary dominic raab is demoted — replaced by liz truss. the education secretary gavin williamson is sacked. nadim zahawi will step in to hisjob. a dozen cabinet moves and counting. after weeks of nerves, borisjohnson makes big changes to refresh his team. also tonight, the rising cost of eating out helps inflation hit its highest level in almost a decade. after two years in a syrian refugee camp, shamima begum — who left the uk as a teenager to join the islamic state group — begs to be allowed to return home. and the amateur astronauts — how four civilians who've

west to east, still some sunshine, drier and the west later. this line of rain pushes into eastern england and becomes quite heavy body east yorkshire towards kent, could be some localised surface waterfor a time, 40 millimetres of rain and thunderstorms, heavy showers for the far north—east of scotland particularly for orkney but elsewhere sunshine developing, temperatures between 15—20, not as warm as recent days but not bad. into the evening we stick with the cloud and rain across eastern england, quite a soggy night for some but away from the far east of england most places dry with clear spells and a cooler and fresher night than recently recently with temperatures into single figures for some to start monday morning. monday still dry and settled, the first—half of the new week looking quite dry, things change from around mid week so be will see low—pressure bringing wet and windy conditions later in the week so things turning more autumnal but as we start monday low—pressure to the north of the uk, high—pressure to the south and south—westg, quite weak on monday but still a few showers for east anglia and the south—east, more cloud from the north—west later but in between most places having some sunshine and 15—21 on monday. into tuesday early mist and fog patches likely, slowly clearing, light winds for most but the winds will pick up in the north—west ahead of the next front trying to move in but not bad on tuesday, highs around 16—21 and relief from wednesday into thursday, we start to see the change so weather fronts moving on from the north—west and across the uk, a north—westerly breeze on thursday after those weather fronts passed through. still some unsettled weather through the second half of the week particularly in the north and north—west, looking a little more dry further south. this is bbc news. the headlines... the british government says its confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers — amid soaring gas prices and warnings more companies could go bust. we are not being complacent about thi

east and west. between the soviet union and the western allied powers. khrushchev said, west berlin was a threat. ast germany. kennedy himself blames cia for putting him into position. he briefly considered breaking up cia into its various missions, or business areas, and distributing it throughout the government. that was justifiable anger on his part, which got over that. he also considered replacing alan with his own brother robert. robert kennedy liked working with the agency, but he was a savvy enough politicians to realize that, that would not work very well. it's not really career in enhancing for politicians to, the cia director's. so, he turned that down. now, just a few months after the bay of pigs debacle, kennedy is meeting with the soviet premier in vienna. at their summit, khrushchev berated kennedy for american imperialism and said, the soviets are gonna get tough regarding berlin. in august, which is four months after the bay of pigs, the east germans, acting on orders from moscow, erected the berlin wall. cutting off east berlin from west berlin. the communist call that the anti-f

know at the end of world war ii berlin was divided into east and west between the soviet union and the western allied powers khrushchoff said that west berlin was a threat. to east germany kennedy himself blames cia for putting him into that position. he briefly considered breaking up cia into its various missions or business areas and distributing it throughout the government. that was justifiable anger on his part, but he got over that. he also considered replacing alan dulles with his own brother robert. robert kennedy liked working with the agency, but he was savvy enough politician to realize that. that wouldn't work very well. it's not really career enhancing for politicians to bcia director so we turn that down. now just a few months after the bay of pigs debacle. kennedy is meeting with the soviet premiere in vienna at their summit khrushchev. berated kennedy for american imperialism and said the soviets are going to get tough regarding berlin. um in august, this is four months the bay of pigs. the east germans acting on orders from moscow erected the berlin wall cutting off east berlin from west berlin. the communists called

west to east. still sunshine around and dry in the west later on into the afternoon. we've got this line of rain that, as it pushes into eastern england, becomes quite heavy for east yorkshire down towards kent. there could be some localised surface water flooding for a time with 30—110 millimetres of rain, some thunderstorms mixed in as well. also some heavy showers for the far north—east of scotland, particularly for orkney. elsewhere, some sunshine developing through the afternoon, lifting temperatures to between about 15—20 celsius so not as warm as recent days but not bad for this time of year. into the evening hours, sticking with this area of cloud and rain across eastern england, so quite a soggy night for some. but away from the far east of england, most other places dry with clear spells and it will be a cooler, fresher night than we've seen recently, with temperatures down into mid single figures for some of us to start off your monday morning. monday is still quite dry and settled. the first half of this new week ahead in fact looking quite dry. things change from around mid week onwards so we'll start to see low pressure bringing us wetter, windier conditions later in the week ahead. so eventually things turning a little bit more autumnal, but as we start off monday we've got low pressure well to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south and south—westthink as we head on into tuesday. we've still got this front lingering for a time, quite a weak affair on monday. still a few showers for east anglia, the southeast, lincolnshire perhaps as well. more cloud working in from the north—west later on in the day as well but in between most places having some sunshine around, and temperatures around about 15—21 degrees during the day on monday. then clear spells and a cooler, fresher night than we've seen recently with temperatures down into single figures to start your monday morning. the first half of this week ahead, looking quite dry. things change from military converts are starting to see low pressure, wetter, windier conditions into tuesday, early mist and fog patches are likely once again. they should slowly clear away. light winds in most places but the winds picking up in the north—west ahead of the next front trying to move its way in, but not a bad day on tuesday with highs around 16—21 degrees. but it's from wednesday and on int

arab yachlt it seems like we send trains to the east but they seem to want to come back to the west no one wants to do that. what is happening to the westt trade? >> it's still there. and we're working very hard on filling those boxes to go back out west now one thing that is happening is more of the shippers, the ones that own the boxes, they're trying to get the boxes loaded in the la basin more so than normal putting them into truck or into a domestic intermodal box. and then sending that in international box back west quickly. now that is kind of messed up the supply chain a little bit all by itself. but we work really hard to find outbound commodities to ship back west, things like grain, it could be any export product can you think of up to and including raw lumber. >> you're making me feel like this is a transitory problem six months from now we may not be talking about these two things whether it be covid-19 or whether it be the truck driver shortage and labor problems. >> might take a little longer than six months, jim but i do believe it's transitory i think it's all about balancing out capacity with supply and everything you

east and west berlin. the communists call it the anti-fascist protective wall and it was prevent east germans to escaping from freedom in the west. again, that is what communists do. the u.s. considered this an illegal act but did not risk war to stop it. kennedy, however, renewed the u.s. commitment to the freedom of west berlin and kristoff, having bit the wall, he backed down on any further threats. this became another cold war standoff. kristoff was looking for a way to advance the soviet position in the cold war. some sort of fait accompli, a surprise move that would change the strategic balance in moscow's favor. as we all know, and this is the accelerated history of that, did he that by putting soviet missiles in cuba secretly believing by the time the united states discovered them it would be too late for the american to do anything about it but as you know the u.s. government did discover them early and kennedy told kristoff to take them out or else and kristoff backed down and nuclear war was averted and kennedy was the hero to be cut down by an assassin's bullet a year later. and that is the history that most remember

through this evening, but then tomorrow heavy spells of rain develop, the east—west split i mentioned earlier, you can see it here, so westhowers, whereas eastern parts of england and scotland will see heavy spells of rain. tomorrow's top temperatures about 20 celsius. as we look towards the coming week, we have this ridge of high pressure building, not a completely dry story on monday however, and we will see some cloud around. but more in the way of that brightness most certainly. turning windy across western parts of scotland, some cloud, patchy spells of rain as well on monday, top temperatures about 20 celsius. as we look towards the middle and the end of this coming week, low pressure moves in, turning less settled, we will keep you posted. that is the forecast, see you soon. this is bbc news. iam i am victoria derbyshire. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world: worries over the soaring price of gas. the british government's holding urgent talks with energy industry bosses. it is one of those hidden things that has immense repercussions right the way through the... through our sector and i rea

good spell5 of sunshine to the west of it and 5un5hine to the west of it and certainly acro55 5un5hine to the west of it and certainly across the eastl and eastern parts of england. that will spark off thundery showers this i delete my evening. the weather front starts to push into northern ireland in this existing where front begins to reinvigorate so it turns wetter for many of us through the night. quite a mild and muggy one. a complicated weather picture for sunday. the two weather picture for sunday. the two weather front5 merge. weather picture for sunday. the two weatherfronts merge. heavy bursts of rain on sunday morning through central and northern areas. and then the rain becomes confined to eastern scotland and eastern england. you will notice the bright colour5 there, there will be thundery downpours and localised flooding in places. meanwhile it will brighten up. quality showers but not quite as warm tomorrow as today. that weather front loitered acro55 warm tomorrow as today. that weather front loitered across the eastern side of the country into monday but we are looking at higher pressure building in from the south—w

so you had to reach out i would say both in the east and the west on just those class borders and the race borders, which certainly in the west, because the west actually was more multiracial than they east coast. there again it was just part of this is a settler society, we don't have so many laws and rules and regulations here. >> that racial question just came in from one of our viewers saying if the western states that encourage suffrage were primarily white, what about suffrage for native american women? >> some native american women and men didn't get the vote until the 1920s, and even later. a number -- gets, get it. a number of native american women and men did get the vote when an act was passed, the people who promoted, thought it would be a wonderful thing for native americans but it turned out to be a disaster. it enabled the tribal reservations to be -- that the give to different people. if you claimed one of those plots, sort of like a hosted, you also got the right to vote. some did get the right to vote but, i mean, a lot of native women, as we talked about sarah and suzanne, a campaign for suffrage because th

and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk to the families that up with mark. sounds good. i took my new function. you go with a good way to show you the number one before. do you all done? got i've got that limit and i wanted them to go back to do the work for me about the run, the less about i get up there for us. let me use the the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east. despite the absence of agreement was given to understand that he was free to act in th

and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, the ah me the drug started as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that andrew was a competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r u, okay, and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east despite the absence of agreement, was given to understand that he was free to act and lease and shouldn't worry about the west. when we speak of

and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west, was hoping in many elements in the west, hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis, ah, sometimes a simpler dancer is the correct answer and a lot of people ask, why are these tax tax so high? why is the stock market so high? and the simple answer is that it's a transfer payments. the federal government is transferring the paper money that they print into the pockets of the tax executives. it's as plain as the nose on your face. and you can see in the numbers the the, the, the the, the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. are you okay and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east despite the absence of agreement, was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. and shouldn't worry about the west. when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia. the colossal empire in the east is right

and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, join me every 1st on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the, the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. are you okay. and france had stored because at the same time, london hosted secret angland, german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east. despite the absence of agreement, was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. and shouldn't worry about the west when we speak of new territory and europe today, and we must principally think of russia, the colossal empire in the east is right for the dissolution of hitler. my income for hitler makes clear, and mine come in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine and going to the east against the soviet union. that was always real goal and europe pins understo

blowing out of the east and then the south towards the west of then the south towards the west of the liverpool through today, whereas to the north and east the weather is better. by no means are we talking about clear blue skies, but you can see the winds going like that across the uk. this is basically stock here and it is with us until tuesday night. so in fact, early on monday morning, it is still raining across wales, probably cornwall and devon as well. it is very small weather front that is stuck on the edge of the periphery of this area of high pressure, and what we really would need is a jet stream to blow through and just get it out of the way but we haven't got that at the moment so the cloud and rain will linger across cornwall, devon, somerset probably into gloucestershire, wales, the irish sea into monday as well. towards the east, the weather will be drier but it is probably going to be fairly cloudy. maybe the tip of cornwall seen sunshine on monday. here is tuesday's forecast. finally the cloud and damp weather is expected to shift towards the east and out into the no

west to east. still sunshine around and dry in the west later on into the afternoon. we've got this line of rain that, as it pushes into eastern england, becomes quite heavy for east yorkshire down towards kent. there could be some localised surface water flooding for a time with 30—110 millimetres of rain, some thunderstorms mixed in as well. also some heavy showers for the far north—east of scotland, particularly for orkney. but elsewhere some sunshine developing through the afternoon, lifting temperatures to between about 15—20 celsius so not as warm as recent days but not bad for this time of year. into the evening hours, sticking with this area of cloud and rain across parts of eastern england, so quite a soggy night for some. but away from the far east of england, most other places dry with clear spells and it will be a cooler, fresher night than we've seen recently, with temperatures down into mid—single figures for some of us to start off your monday morning. monday is still quite dry and settled. the first half of this new week ahead in fact looking quite dry. things change from around mid—week onwards so we'll start to see low pressure bringing us wetter, windier conditions later in the week ahead. so eventually things turning a little bit more autumnal, but as we start off monday we've got low pressure well to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south and south—weste head on into tuesday. we've still got this front lingering for a time, quite a weak affair on monday. but still a few showers for east anglia, the southeast, lincolnshire perhaps as well. more cloud working in from the north—west later on in the day as well but in between most places having some sunshine around, and temperatures around about 15—21 degrees during the day on monday. then clear spells and a cooler, fresher night than we've seen recently with temperatures down into single figures to start into tuesday, early mist and fog patches are likely once again. they should slowly clear away. light winds in most places but the winds picking up in the north—west ahead of the next front trying to move its way in, but not a bad day on tuesday with highs around 16—21 degrees. but it's from wednesday and on into thursday we start to see this change, so weather fronts starting to move in from the north—west and make their way across the uk, and a north westerly breeze left behind on thur

west midlands and parts of north—west england. temperatures a little lower, still no 20s and east anglia and south—east england. this is bbc news.oss the united states of america, 20 years since the nine 11 terror attacks. the names of the almost 3000 victims were read out at events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. bell rings six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade center buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together.

west to east. still sunshine around and dry in the west later on into the afternoon. we've got this line of rain that, as it pushes into eastern england, becomes quite heavy for east yorkshire down towards kent. there could be some localised surface water flooding for a time with 30—40 millimetres of rain, some thunderstorms mixed in as well. also some heavy showers for the far north—east of scotland, particularly for 0rkney. elsewhere, sunshine developing, lifting temperatures to between about 15—20 celsius so not as warm as recent days but not bad for this time of year. into the evening hours, sticking with this area of cloud and rain across eastern england, so a soggy night for some. but away from the far east of england, most other places dry with clear spells and it will be a cooler, fresher night than we've seen recently, with temperatures down into mid single figures for some of us to start off your monday morning. monday is still quite dry and settled. the first half of this new week in head in fact looking quite dry. things change from around mid week onwards so we'll start to see low pressure bringing us wetter, windier conditions later in the week ahead. so eventually things turning a little bit more autumnal, but as we start off monday we've got low pressure well to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south and south—west lingering for a time, quite a weak affair, on monday. still a few showers for east anglia, the southeast, lincolnshire perhaps as well. more cloud working in from the north—west later on in the day as well but in between most places having some sunshine around, and temperatures roundabout 15—21 degrees during the day on monday. then clear spells and a cooler, fresher night than we've seen into tuesday, early mist and fog patches are likely once again. they should slowly clear away. light winds in most places but the winds picking up in the north—west ahead of the next front trying to move its way in, but not a bad day on tuesday with highs around 16—21 degrees. but it's from wednesday and on into thursday we see this change, so weather fronts starting to move in from the north—west and make their way across the uk, and a north westerly breeze left behind on thursday after those weather fronts pass through. so still some unsettled weather on the cards through the second half of the wee

west, by the end of the night. to the east and west of it, it should be mainly dry with variable clouds and clear spells. nowhere particularly cold overnight. some uncertainty to the forecast into the week. it looks like on saturday, a weak weather front line across more than northern and western parts of the uk bringing further patchy rain at times. i think mainly across scotland, northern and western england and towards wales, again, south—eastern areas should see the best of the sunshine. it will feel quite warm into the afternoon this afternoon in the south—east. 23. as we see more momentum, as we head into sunday, this weather front eventually start to push toward the eastern side of the country as we pick up more of a westerly flow. initially, rather cloudy and wet across northern and central areas. then the rain will invigorate and lie across more eastern parts of the country. we could see localised flooding in one or two places by the end of sunday. heavy and persistent rain in places. further westthink is what we will see on saturday. that weather front fizzles away on sunday night. this area of high pressure wants to from the south—west into the start of next week and many places will be dry to start the new week with variable cloud and some good spells of sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. the headlines. changes to the rules on foreign travel — the traffic—light system is expected to be simplified, and compulsory pcr tests scrapped if you're fully vaccinated. we are very, very quiet, so to get the british market for a sort of a go—ahead at this stage would be great — it could take us through till the end of october. people in wales will soon need to prove they've been fully vaccinated — or had a negative covid test — if they want to attend clubs and major events a police watchdog says preventing violence against women should be as much of a priority as counter—terrorism. the government pauses controversial planning reforms, after the appointment of michael gove as

east anglia. west of that, cloud down food to the mass west midlands that may produce some rain.ome showers in scotland but most having a dry and to the day and temperatures in the high teens. this evening and overnight, the weather front stays in place over the east, turning lighter and cloud into western scotland and northern ireland. in between, clear skies, some mist and fog and a bit colder, temperatures in single figures for many rural parts. in the south—east, temperatures in the teens as we start the day, the weather front is still in place and another one is approaching into northern ireland which brings some patchy rain. while the cloud still stays in place, one or two showers, a shrinking area of sunshine but sizeable for much of england and wales and for some it will feel warmer than it was today. monday evening, the weather front pushes itself, starting to decay. more cloud centrally but it's running into high pressure so not much rain. maybe some first thing in north wales and the north midlands. either side of it, some sunshine on tuesday. sunny spells through the

through this evening, but then tomorrow heavy spells of rain develop, the east—west split i mentioned earlier, you can see it here, so westeas eastern parts of england and scotland will see heavy spells of rain. tomorrow�*s top temperatures about 20 celsius. as we look towards the coming week, we have this ridge of high pressure building, not a completely dry story on monday, however, and we will see some cloud around. but more in the way of that brightness most certainly. turning windy across western parts of scotland, some cloud, patchy spells of rain as well on monday, top temperatures about 20 celsius. as we look towards the middle and the end of this coming week, low pressure moves in, turning less settled, we will keep you posted. that is the forecast, see you soon. good afternoon. the government is holding urgent talks with the energy industry about a sharp increase in wholesale gas prices, which have risen to record levels. there are warnings that the increase will raise consumer energy costs and other prices. it�*s already affecting food production and agriculture. the rising cost of wholesale gas prices is being