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the best of sunshine to the western side of scotla nd best of sunshine to the western side of scotlandof the pennines through wales into the south west. if the fog lingers for any length of time it may well be your figures are into single figures and not a warm start to the new day on friday. it is that combination of cloud and fog that causes us a combination of cloud and fog that causes us a bit of concern. friday, a quiet day. first signs of a weather front trying to work its way into the british isles. but even as we get as far as the weekend, it is running into this area of high pressure a cross running into this area of high pressure across western russia and makes the progress of front very slow indeed. you're watching beyond 100 days on pbs. a wealthy area of california is swamped in dangerous mudslides. at least 15 people have been killed in the hills around santa barbara. rescue workers use helicopters to pull people to safety in an area that is home to some of america's most famous media stars. the great republican exodus. another top conservative lawmaker says he's calling

propaganda figures during my visit the controversial slovenian rock group was the first western band to be allowed to perform the dreams of reunification between north and south still exist here but they regularly melt away as a result of new provocations and every day aggressive posturing at what's being called the world's most dangerous border i've tried to find out what the north koreans are really like because for me there are a perfectly. normal people behind the system. appearances are deceptive i'm not in a conventional souvenir shop i mean panmunjom in the demilitarized zone is no shortage of coffee smiles and cartridges coffee for his. this is not my way on going young to so. this is the railway line that has been interrupted for more than fifty years not just. here we have manuscripts by committed some to the new red leader. visited on this laos for tunnels and getting to india to normal office. i drive through the demilitarized zone with my mind is three in total the atmosphere is unpleasant full of tension and surreal on the day before my visit shots were fired today mili

pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe.e's the low pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 1a or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. so i think single figures, even about five degrees, there. no more than that in aberdeen. have a good weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories:

that will be moving into our western suburbs a little bit later this morning.or now most of the focus is over to the east of philadelphia. the city itself looks like it's out from under some earlier wet snowflakes but the shore communities especially up and down the garden state parkway are still getting hit with snow and the accumulation over there is probably mainly on the grass but you do want to slow it down if you get into a heavier batch of snow. out to the west just by the l in lancaster south of that you can see a little bit of gray and there's some indication of that stuff coming in from the west later on this morning. 34 degrees in philadelphia right now. still 32, the freezing mark, in allentown and 33 in reading and i think if we're going to see slippery roads this morning, it probably will not be so much near i-95 and over by the shore but those northern and western suburbs particularly in the upper elevations, it could be cold enough there once that second batch of snow moves in after about 7, 8 o'clock to make things slippery there. so what to ex

pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe.w pressure late on saturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. so i think single figures, even about five degrees, there. no more than that in aberdeen. have a good weekend. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: aftermath of a scandal: the entire board of us gymnastics is to resign in th

side of england, western scotla nd the western side of england, western scotland through wales and certainlyd on saturday as well, for the least, fleeting glimpses of the sun, some sports will see that cloud producing a bit of rain particularly over the high ground in northern england. not a cold day by any means at all. that band of rain slumps further least, essentially a dry day safer this north—western quarter. once the front moves its way through the british isles in the course of monday, things turn much cold and wintry. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00: patients are dying in corridors — the stark warning from more than 60 a&e doctors who've written an open letter to the prime minister. i think i was trolley number 12, two more people came after me and they said we cant take any more trolleys and then the ambulance said we would have to wait out side. plastic—free supermarket aisles and a 5p bag charge extended to small shops — theresa may lays out her 25 year plan to improve the environment. the former owner of bhs is found guilty of failing to give information

western states are tremendous partners ford the forest service appeared about 84% life in the western states that the national forests and grasslands make up large portions of the western states and 112 million people live in the west. those 112 million people depend mightily on the values and benefit they get from the national forests and national grasslands, things like clean water, outdoor recreation forest and range linn products and many other things. rural communities for example in the west come in their economic livelihoods and social well-being depend on the saudis and benefit. so we share the responsibility to manage these landscapes with the people of the west and we share responsibility for taking on the threats and the risk in as many of you know, these landscapes are at risk. i want to work together. i wonder role up my sleeves and work with the states can work with the local communities commended nongovernmental organizations to take on some of these problems and take them on a larger scale could a top priority for us is to improve the conditions of the forest and range

turning letter during the afternoon the part of western scotland, much of western wales, cornwall andilarto of devon as well. temperatures fairly similar to today's values. saturday night our weather front grinds to a halt. we have wind is coming in from either direction. it just fizzles out to bring a rather damp day across parts of scotland, western england and wales. patchy, light rain and drizzle. further east a chilly start, but brightening up as the breeze starts to pick up during the day. by the end of the day, wet and windy across parts of western scotland and northern ireland. from saturday night in the monday we will see wet and windy weather. gales and severe gales sweeping its way eastwards. as that departs monday and into the end of next week, the rest of next week, low pressure to the east of iceland dominating things. firing down some pretty cold they are all way from greenland. so if you are fed up with the grey and fog, some colder conditions to go with it, but clearing, may be severe gales for one or two, and frequent showers, heavy with hail and thunder, and also so

northern and western suburbs are seeing the snow. might make philadelphia during the morning commute. better chance out to the west. by 10:30 a.m. this is popping through. same thing at 1:30 p.m. as we get later in the afternoon it slides off toward the east. it will be light snow for the most part. it will be on and off through most of the day. temperatures will be above freezing across the region tomorrow. after the morning commute we'll be in good shape. i will point out at 7:00 a.m. we have below freezing temperatures especially to the west, even as we go up to 3:00 p.m. it may stay that way. it is these areas north and west that have the best chance of slippery conditions tomorrow. that's where you're getting the most snow. coating to an inch in philadelphia. out in the western areas where the temperatures remain below freezing you might get that sticking to the roads at times. 47 is the high, tomorrow we have the accuweather alert for light snow showers and slick conditions during the morning commute. 5 is the high. wednesday,

pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe.aturday into sunday. that will bring severe gales to scotland. blustery conditions throughout the pennines as well. but the isobars are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this sort of weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. with that, rain around, particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. but double figures, i think, for most of us. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction here in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. so i think single figures, even about five degrees, there. no more than that in aberdeen. have a good weekend. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump has told business and political leaders that his policy of putting america first does not mea

and you may see something this afternoon in the northern and western areas, right now outside of the region for the most part. 48 in philadelphia above freezing and closer to freezing in allentown and reading and lancaster. we expect the numbers to bounce up. right now you are below freezing and if anything were to pop up it could cause a slick spot. 42 degrees around average and then it drops in the overnight hours as the snow moves in and the commute we expect to be below freezing and slick. future tracker 6 showing you at 11:30 and up to 4:00 a.m. there is that chance of snow popping down through allentown and reading and lancaster. and early rain in philadelphia but we are looking at this winding through the region right during the morning commute and not a lot of snow but it could be slick. when i step inside we'll look at the new models coming in showing the amount of snow we are expecting and what comes after it over the weekend. it will be milder in time for the eagles game. >> as always get the latest updates on the expected snowfall and check out stormtracker 6 live double

so after mickey mouse western music has also reached north korea even the lyrics which translated into korean as can be seen at the top level concert which you saw. would not have been possible without. the three or four big cultural collaboration projects that came before it. broke. the. music is a language without works which is just possible to understand in many different in many different ways. and this is the magic which you don't you cannot have no. users description for me. but for the first time understood. so there is one me you know nothing of the chancellor worth. to. you know what you want to so. much at the moment. nothing's going to change my world is the perfect sentence for a country that has kept every kind of western music away from its people. it's not uncommon for people caught when south korean films will cease to end up in a concentration camp. up until now western music could only be heard in a few karaoke bars for foreigners that there will lie back go down in history in the way bruce springsteen did in east germany. will see. to. me the north korean people are

northern and western suburbs might get a little bit slippery later on this morning.g board at the airport it's all green aircraft, no major delays. we do have some snow up in boston. we've added minneapolis on the bottom. clear kicks if you're flying out and 3 degrees. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the gig-speed network that powers the dreams of america's businesses is now doing the same for america's olympic and paralympic athletes. dream gig. comcast business. >> a bakery in west chester has found the best way for a couple to show off their love for the eagles. the masters baker created this wedding cake. at first glance from the front it looks traditional. from the backside an impressive football field and eagles logo. it is almost too intricate to eat. >> the super bowl hype goes way beyond the sports world. our sarah bloomquist went celebrity spotting in saint paul and ran into a very funny member of the abc family. >> reporter: we did catch up with one i guess you could call him a celebrity reporter. guillermo from "jimmy kimmel live" which airs right here on 6abc. the show sent him

a widow returns to the western isles, joined a widow returns to the western isles, joined before longwith two women trying to work out what happened and why. and their lives are intertwined. a thriller by peter may called i'll keep you safe. a puzzle where they cling to the old ways. a puzzle and a story that twists and turns and for him, another international bestseller. welcome. a rather obvious question: what makes a good thriller, peter? a good question! i have no idea! you know it when you see it? i think that's exactly right. there is no formula. if you knew what the formula was, you would have a bestseller with every book you wrote. i think engaging the reader more than anything else. it is not just about thrillers but any story you are telling. you set yourself a problem, as over a couple of pages of the book you have to give us a scottish gaelic glossary, otherwise no—one understands the names. a large part is set in the western isles. it is needed the guide. it is quite a thing to do, isn't it? it is. in my days working in television, i filmed in the western isles for five m

pretty much the same across many parts of western and south—western parts of europe.re gales to scotland. blustery conditions in the pennines as well. but the isa buyers are coming from the south—west, meaning that the south—westerly winds will continue into sunday. in this weather situation, we have a lot of cloud. it is mild. temperatures might even touch about 14 or 15 degrees, mother this start of years. with that, rain around. particularly across northern and north—western areas of the uk. still staying mild in the south—westerly winds. a bit of rain around in this on monday. that will move southwards, but a shift in the wind direction in the north means that it will turn a little bit colder. citing single figures, even about five degrees, they are. no more than that. have a good weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has told the world economic forum that the us will no longer tolerate unfair trade practices, defending his ‘america first‘ policies against accusations of protectionism. but mr trump said ‘america first‘ did not mean america alon

where the northern and western suburbs could see snow and sleet.n't end until 9:00 p.m., because as late as 9:00 p.m. we could have frozen stuff in south

taking the prospect of rain into western scotland, western england and three wales as well.front, a new one showing its hand across the north—western quarter of the british isles. not a bad day on sunday, not the coldest of days at all, make the most of it, because when that weather front comes through during the course of monday, the rest of the week is much colder and it could turn more wintry. these are some of the main stories on the programme. a second day of protests in pakistan after the rape and murder of a six—year—old girl. the local police say there have been 12 similar murders in the last two yea rs. 12 similar murders in the last two years. this is footage of the girl being led away and the father spoke to the bbc. if the police had done their job to the bbc. if the police had done theirjob properly they would have phones are sinners they got the cctv but they were not interested. nigel farage is campaigned to get the kyoto of the european union for yea rs, kyoto of the european union for years, this is what he said he would like to happen. just maybe i am reach

almost no money to buy anything to supplement their food rations there are still supermarkets with western products they're not always open and often many shelves remain empty but it's a sign that there's a growing middle class in pyongyang that is demanding an opening up or at least certain luxury goods. as i mentioned earlier a work out officially ends five euros per month you can't buy much in a supermarket for that the people who shop here are part of the upper middle class . the longer i'm here the more certain i am it's the women who will force a cultural change in that country that clothes very obviously no longer conform to the propaganda. the line they look western the desire for luxury goods has reach beyond young to or at least the privileged. and. the women performing military exercises in front of me and shouting long live the victory of song go and song going means military first and it's the name of the state ideology that gives north korea's defense top priority so it can resist the imperialist threat from the united states and japan as compulsory military service for the m

to be in debt is to express your true self as an american and part of the western. culture card debt is by definition your identity your credit score is who you are and when you combine social media as are doing in china any time you step out alive if you spit on the subway your social media index is degraded and your cost of funds goes higher and you get deeper into the casino goulet. wall. the wall. on the show. and. the top stories this hour the u.s. is criticized by members of the u.n. security council the washington code in the missions meeting antigovernment protests in iran also to come we speak to kid list who's published an illustration on daily life in war torn yemen and fury the latest book to expose the private life of donald trump and his time in the white house becomes an instant bestseller .

at 9am, it is raining across western areas.n these first in the morning. if you to enjoy the dry weather, do it early in the morning. later, the cloud and drizzle will reach you. it will be pretty dap, but nothing huge. in the afternoon, one thing will be the strength of the wind across scotland. strong gales gusting to 50- 60, scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or80 in scotland. strong gales gusting to 50— 60, even 70 or 80 in the far north for orkney and shetland. it could be tricky there. eventually, that low pressure pulls away, and we have another weather front sliding off the atlantic. south—westerly winds are rolling of the atlantic. that cloud and rain around, you will see where that is on sunday, in the north. to the south, probably a lot of cloud. chances are that there will break up. cloud is a nightmare to predict. we cannot say for certain where. the senton will appear, but we can't say exactly where. it could be clear in a few areas. it will be

and south—western parts of scotland should see sunshine in the afternoon.er west you are, the brighter the afternoon. it will feel a little warmer in the sunshine. ten, 11 degrees maybe and a couple of showers across the south—west. as we head towards wednesday evening and overnight a few heavy showers will clear away from the south—west of england. the weather front will eventually clear from the eastern side of england but is confined to the northern isles there. elsewhere under clear skies with light wind it will be quite chilly and a touch of frost here and there. some mist, ice and fog — that is a sign of things to come towards the end of the week with morning frost and fog. it could cause a little bit of a problem. for thursday it is a cold start with a little mist and fog around. frost as well but it should generally lift. there is a little that could be stubborn in a few places but there should be sunshine breaking through for many although for the northern isles will remain damp. a bit more cloud across the coastal and eastern counties. as we head

to be in debt is to express your true self as an american and a part of the western. culture our debt is by definition your identity your credit score is who you are and what you can buy social media as are doing in china any time you step out of line if you spit on the subway your social media index is degraded and your cost of funds goes higher and you get deeper and if you still do that. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat somewhere i would sleep. i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. well you look to be. a cut above the kool-aid. you know just not in the still give us food for the homeless. but you don't really feel like some human being in that. and then. the guy just came over to me saw me and gave me a change of this book. was not. if you know. i. i i. knew that. supporters of the iranian government to hold a fourth day of rallies to denounce the uprising that swept across the country and left twenty one at least dead. however worrying the events of the last few days in ira

there's also mike turzai, the house speaker, paul mango, and laura ellsworth, who are both from the western side of the state. wagner's really been aggressive, running ads in philadelphia. he's also from york county, which is where tom wolf is from, whom he'd like to face. wagner has a very good chance of becoming the nominee -- again, at this point. what do you think about, for one thing, ed, wagner's message of being -- and these are from his commercials, really -- this tough businessman who will give them heck in harrisburg and also a guy who's kind of laying the groundwork of a trump-like campaign in pennsylvania? >> well, and there is receptivity to that message in the central and western part of the state. it's gonna be much more of a heavy lift in the eastern part of the state. i think his greatest advantage is he got out early on tv, has established a presence, and is more known than the other candidates. unless you spend that money to get on television -- especially on 6abc, where all the eyeballs

the chinese media, what do you make of the fact that these different sources are just playing the western media off of each other? bloomberg reports a good story -- a story based on good sourcing and reuters comes back with a story that it is not true, are they playing a shell game with western media? emma: perhaps. it is very hard to know. i think the nature of the denial

a look at storm tracker6 shows the snow in the northern and western parts of our area while other areas seeing rain. >> it is here along with our weather team. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. we've got a mix of rain, snow and ice there on radar. >> we do and it kind of depends on where you are. rain to the east snow showers to the west and satellite right now saying that we're socked in by clouds and here comes that precipitation as it works its way in overnight from the west noun pushing all the way over to the east. want to give you a look at storm tracker6 live double scan and we'll show you exactly where this line s the western suburbs are looking at snow. some of it highlighted in brighter shades of gray up in allentown and back to the west of reading. still fairly significant snow and you are putting some accumulation down there at least several inches maybe a little more in some spots that. darker shade of gray in chester county is the lighter snow but even there some accumulation on roads and in philadelphia you can see

article the point that i haven't heard anyone else make and that is that russia's criticism toward western countries is similar to the gravitas that the jihadist movements a spouse towards the west what made you reach that conclusion you know. the fact there are these identity to have rian culture that is gruelling again inside the russian saul brings itself a. distance between. yours and our societies this distance is under the law in the. saud to criticism that is similar to the criticism of mostly integra least people. the west with valueless societies the west materialistic the west against to the holy values around which a community is formed no these go. behind the soldier in it's in the holy notion of the mother russia. and it creates actually a distance this is something that they found the frightening because they diffusion of this criticism really creates. a deep gap but it made mr mudd if i may interject here i think this is a very interesting observation i think it's also very true but i would point to what lies at the root of. jihadi sentiment toward the west is not on cultura

canada hosts western allies of the nine hundred fifty s. korean war to discuss the current crisis on the peninsula but with the absence of russia china and north korea itself the proposed solutions appear limited. the pressure. to intensify that pressure just couldn't include cutting off diplomatic ties with north korea and the specter of russian meddling returns a number of influential u.s. democrats claim the kremlin is behind whistleblower chelsea manning's decision to run for the senate. on what goes up must come down cryptocurrency is a double digit losses in the past twenty four hours and with global talk of potential regulation of the new money. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me at nike air and gets happy with it. while south and north korean officials are meeting for a third time in the space of just a few days to discuss peace efforts that includes the potential participation of the two countries under a unified flag at the upcoming olympics meanwhile the western allies of the nine hundred fifty s. kore

get slowly western digital's you know so even when i was in school we live in western art history. there's very few we should not history even today. that's history. and no one is really writing serious stuff about subjugation of combatants you are going to approach. that historical perspective i think it's a shame. if you're not to. go into. western. dear you see in them this is. when you put all these things that you grew up with. these are mostly more hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that goes on you know you see she grew up we have the rituals and all that and how do you place that where do you place that because those things i'm not going to be acceptable. i love indian food so. well you know it's an all she'll be good. looking. over the last almost yeah yeah you have to eat female condoms false women call them small yeah we should make it sweet make it sweet. rebellion rebellious to be questionable you know. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to end up. in some sort of a conclusion you know who you rebel agai

and south—western parts of scotland should see sunshine in the afternoon.d across the eastern counties of england down towards the south—east. the further west you are, the brighter the afternoon. it will feel a little warmer in the sunshine. ten, 11 degrees maybe and a couple of showers across the south—west. as we head towards wednesday evening and overnight a few heavy showers will clear away from the south—west of england. the weather front will eventually clear from the eastern side of england but is confined to the northern isles there. elsewhere under clear skies with light wind it will be quite chilly and a touch of frost here and there. some mist, ice and fog — that is a sign of things to come towards the end of the week with morning frost and fog. it could cause a little bit of a problem. for thursday it is a cold start with a little mist and fog around. frost as well but it should generally lift. there is a little that could be stubborn in a few places but there should be sunshine breaking through for many although for the northern isles will rem

in the northern and western suburbs including reading and the lehigh valley and the poconos. these counties, north bucks and montgomery and chester are added to this officially at 4:00 this afternoon. there may be something popping this afternoon. but most of the anticipated snow is holding off until later tonight. we are looking at at rival gradually as we go into the overnight hours. there is light snow in harrisburg and pottsville. it has a hard time pushing farther to the east and this morning low clouds crept to the east and created a couple of snow showers and there is a chance of mixed precipitation in allentown and reading. and in the northern and western areas, it probably won't matter but the bigger issue is this building and starts to push down tonight and in the overfight hours closer to philadelphia. we got the little snow this morning. up to .4 inches in northwest reading and accidents in the morning snow. chester county, new london. west grove a .10 inch of and the lehigh valley airport. the same thin for montgomery county and greaterford and really just settin

in the western suburbs, snowy and bluster and cold and slippery. we have the snow coming up the coast and pushing the bands of snow back into the region. trying to defeat dry air when you look at storm tracker 6 live there are holes in the snow, even where it's snowing across the state of southeastern pennsylvania and delaware is snowing but not as impactful. lancaster gettingt the bright wg in on the coast that is the heavier snow that will be filling in the next couple of hours over most of the region. temperatures will support the snow through the day. 10:00 we're looking at the snow filling in. there will be a sharp cut off off to the west where you have no snow and it starts to pile up. thatthat would be around allentn and reading. by 10:00 we're getting the heavier bands of snow as we move east of the shore. that will continue into the after. temperatures cold, mid 20s all day. you can see by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., the snow is dieing down in philadelphia. winds gusting 40 to 45 miles per hour across the region. in philadelphia that will keep t

army and i think it speaks to the way in which western imperialism. has not only imploded in the middle east but the ways in which the working class resistance movements of the past one hundred years failed to generate the kind of internationalism and solidarity necessary for workers to figure out what the viable . resistance need to be would you say that your new book describes the wholesale destruction of working close with winds which in a way explains why donald trump arguably is right to call nations in the western hemisphere. now the book is more about a heroic history than a tragic demise with respect to donald trump his remarks about people of color nations primarily in africa and the caribbean as being nations sure this is a sentiment that's that had a manic i mean i mean he i mean he took the example of haiti and so many of the nations in your book could be arguably seen a central but haiti did you ever start seeing the irony that hillary clinton was a moderate or take it for the democrats saying two hundred thousand were killed in the twent

in the western suburbs in particular. through the day, north and west, temperatures are close enough to freezing to give you a problem. in philadelphia we get mild enough where it's mainly on the grass after the morning commute. we'll detail how that will roll in the 7:00 on future tracker 6. what you got this morning? >> reporter: we're live on the schuylkill expressway, no big problems, the schuylkill expressway will be busy later at city avenue, currently heading toward king of prussia moving with no delay. we have a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway westbound at girard not causing much slowing, watch for that one. this is the big picture lit up in green on the blue route, schuylkill expressway and i-95 where speeds are mostly in the 50s. no problems on your majors. outside live on i-95 southbound traffic really light volume so far as you head toward center city. let's check the area bridges. good shape. this is the ben showing nice and clear, that's westbound traffic coming into the city and moving just fi

he has been to the western wall.er this were asked to stand behind the men who were asked to come along. it's emerged that police are investigating a new allegation of sexual assault made against the convicted rapistjohn worboys. convicted in 2009, worboys is due to be released by the end of the month. we learned today that scotland yard have received a fresh allegation of sexual assault dating back to 1997, so sexual assault dating back to 1997, so five years earlier than was thought his offending started. that allegation was made this month. it is being taken extremely seriously i understand by detectives from scotla nd understand by detectives from scotland yard, but the enquiry is in its early stages and they haven't as yet arrested worboys or interviewed him, but potentially this is significant because there is growing u nrest significant because there is growing unrest about his impending release. if that investigation moved swiftly and effectively, and potentially lead to a criminal charge, it is impossible to

it was basically eliminating gadhafi so you don't think it was trying to spread the european and western values. it was eliminating good there is an opinion here in russia that one of the reasons why the united states and to some extent western europe make the four positive signals that they make is that because they have been following insulated from the consequences of those decisions now europe obviously is no longer insulated from its policy from the consequences of its foreign policy in the middle east and north africa you're dealing with lots of migrants coming into your country it is putting a serious challenge to you and compounding many of the challenges that you face at the moment do you think that may in a way sober up the decision making when it comes to international politics at least as far as the european if you need the most amount we saw. and so successful as we are in economic to this is and to lead so we have been successful in. individual rather in the spreading them on an equal be to all of our member states in your become a victim of your own success in that way not

and that is coded into that western environment. that is the sound of you know just because he was that still fifty sixty years after the fact what would cinema be without music composer marco beltrami analyzes the famous shower scene in alfred hitchcock's psycho music it's not that scary. noticed in the. the process for that. and a violin is what provided the tortured sound. german composer hans zimmer has created music for more than one hundred fifty movies including the pirates of the caribbean series he's known for integrating electronic sounds with traditional kestrel arrangements a reporter for the food where somebody comes in to have. an idea that would be fun to do if you're flattered but even considering you me when you have a moment of reflection you go i have no idea how to do or. how does film music work and who's behind it the documentary score answers some of these questions it offers a behind the scenes look for example at recordings for the james bond film casino royale score it does reveal a few tricks but it still

it's falling in western digital's you know so even when i was in school we live in western art history. there's very few we should not history even today. national curriculum before that's history. and no one is really writing serious stuff about subjugation sort of compiling. into a proper. at historical perspective i think it's a shame and then. you're an artist and. you go into western theories and that this is. where you put all these things that you grew up with. these are mostly hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that that goes. you know she says you grew up with the rituals and how do you place it when you're pleased that we could those things are not going to be acceptable. i love indian food so. look at all she'll be. looking back. over the last some also oh yeah yeah you have the female condom small simple and small yeah we should make it so we make it three. rebellion rebellion is to be fresh and new. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to. do some sort of conclusion you know if you rebel against something. you

it's following western discourse you know so even when i was in school we live in western art history. there's very few we should not history even today. before that history. and the one is really writing serious stuff about subjugation so the compiler can see into a proper and historical perspective i think it's a shame and then if you're not. into. western geary's in going to see this show. when you put all these things if you go up even though these are misleading or a hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that goes on you know he she grew up with the rituals and all that and how do you place that where you place that because those things are not going to be acceptable. i love indian food so. look at all she'll be in to. look at that. over the last almost out yeah yeah you have to eat. condensed all through them call them small yeah we should make it sweet make it sweet. rebellion rebelling this to be fashionable you know. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to end up. in some sort of the conclusion you know you rebel ag

be the second round that comes in probably around 7, 8 o'clock this morning in those northern and western areas. temperatures fortunately across most of the region are a little above freezing. 34 in philadelphia. we did get a little bit that of rain and wet snow earlier. 35 in wilmington. 32 the freezing mark in allentown and 33 in reading, though and the farther north and west you go as that second round of snow comes in later this morning, the better chance you have of seeing slippery road conditions so keep your eyes out up there for that temperature on your dashboard thermometer and especially in upper elevations, slippery conditions out there this morning. later on today, though, we're expecting just about everybody to get above freezing and we should have less of a problem. so, overall what to expect. periods of light snow today, a coating to 2-inches is roughly what we're looking for across the region. roads mainly wet but slippery north and west this morning that would be possible. here's where the numbers go. going to stay on the cold side. a-37 around lunchtime and 35 by 1 o'clo

you cannot hope to be the leader of the western world if you behave in the way that america is doing.side the missile deal and what have you, there is the whole situation in the middle east. of course, i can understand why both europeans and americans are worried by iran's role in syria, in yemen. there is a whole series, but the way to approach it is surely not in the sort of incredibly blunt, aggressive way, ignoring all his allies. i'm a little worried by your soft approach to trump here. i don't want to participate in trump bashing. i don't care about trump. it has nothing to do with me. what i am saying is that he has not acted unilaterally. he has renewed the suspension of sanctions. so far, he hasn't done anything. he has given 120 days. he is free to suggest, and he is suggesting, let's bring a package of issues we have with iran, and instead of parking them on one side because we want to fudge the issue, let's face them. it is good for iran, too, because iran has not benefited from this deal at all, contrary to what people think. with this 120—day deadline, what do the europe

friday evening, the first sign of change in the western areas.tern wales and south england. to the east, same old story, cloud and misty with some clearer spots in scotland. temperatures above freezing. for the weekend, this band of rain will become slow—moving. if you find yourself stuck underneath, it might be raining for most of the day on saturday. to the east, greater chance of getting a few breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick upa breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick up a little bit. on sunday, another atlantic front moving from the north—west pushing its way south and east. in the monday, it will clear at the way and it is then that oui’ clear at the way and it is then that our weather gets more exciting because cold air is swinging right backin because cold air is swinging right back in and that means next week will be colder, windy, perhaps very windy at times and some snow in the north and on heals, and especially on northern hills. this is business briefing, i'm samantha simmonds. open banking revolution. new rules will give