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We are seeing an increase in people, evenjust this week. so what you do is stay awake all night. - terry was homeless for six years. i mean, you would use paperto keep warm. i you would wrap yourself up and put under your clothesl to keep warm at night. he now has accommodation, but often visits the church in clapham to warm up. coming to these centres helps. getting breakfast, getting company, getting advice. | people reaching out— to you helps give you some hope of actually surviving it. sev...

Rosie and the outreach team from holy trinity church in clapham are hoping to spread warmth when theres not much around. we have a lot of people living locally who really struggle with being able to heat their homes and keep themselves warm. hello, sir. how are you doing? and some dont have homes to heat. rosie and her team are part of the warm welcome campaign. how are you? im all right, fine. 3,000 venues across the uk that are opening their doors as temperatures plunge. its warm, and you get ...

Freezing conditions across the uk have triggered cold weather payments — made by the government to those on the lowest incomes in some areas. the payments are issued when the weather is cold enough to potentially affect peoples health. it comes as millions of people struggle to heat their homes. last night our reporter tim muffett joined outreach workers in london who are hoping to offer some warmth to people sleeping on the streets. it is absolutely freezing. a bitterly cold wednesday night i...

How are you doing? and some dont have homes to heat. rosie and her team are part of the warm welcome campaign. how are you? im all right, fine. 3,000 venues across the uk that are opening their doors as temperatures plunge. its warm and youll get some porridge? terry was homeless for six years. i mean, you would use paperto keep warm. you would wrap yourself up and put it under your clothes to keep warm at night. he now has accommodation, but often visits the church in clapham to warm up. coming...

Given this human rights award. sol think that _ given this human rights award. sol think that while the public opinion the uk _ think that while the public opinion the uk has perhaps changed and continues— the uk has perhaps changed and continues to turn more and more against _ continues to turn more and more against terry and megan, the more that they— against terry and megan, the more that they come out and criticise the royal— that they come out and criticise the royal family and that c...

Road. >> before he took his own life, terry released his 18 tigers, 17 lions and other dangerous animals into his suburban neighborhood. law enforcement had little choice but to kill the animals before they could harm the public. >> we dont go to the academy and get trained how to deal with 300-pound benangle tigers. >> stories like these didnt stop the tiger trade. here are some pictures. can it be this easy? i get a call back from the first seller. hello? hello? >> hello? >> thank you so much ...

We trust kamala to keep us safe from different types of aliens. chris from arizona, if you think mini madoff is shaking now, wait until maxine waters, no relation, has to run again with stolen money. maxine, asking him questions under oath. i dont even know who to side with. terry from colorado. crypto fetterman is clearly going for the insanity defense, but shaking like bacon in the pan. and chuck todd nowhere in sight. raymond from shreveport, louisiana, i actually have family there, they dont...

Do not have hbo. and then we just said, theres got to be a different version of tony soprano. that ultimately was found in the script with vic mackey, who was a cop. >> good cop and bad cop lesson of the day. im a different kind of cop. >> the pilot of "the shield" is fascinating because you think that the show is being set up as a cat and mouse game. vic mackey is secretly in bed with all the gangs, making lots of money and youre introduced to terry, this undercover cop, who was sent to bring h...

Common. what i have learned if i have learned anything over the four decades is that theres only us, and there is no them. once it is us and them, we are in big trouble. >> i saw your latest document terry. it was so good. you confront issues that are difficult to talk about in this country. i thought holocaust survivors, you know, and their children tell me that they feel like we are in a sort of 1930s moment. in this country, where there is an openness to fascism that they havent seen since th...

For the last 40 years for a checkup. the team at papworth have saved sandys life, not once, but twice. oh, im very, very, very well. so over the moon, so happy to be here and to be alive still. and just lucky. and were really enjoying life. sandy was born with a congenital heart condition. she knew without help she would die. terry used to carry me downstairs in the morning, put me on the settee with our little dog, and he would pop in throughout the dayjust to make sure i was still 0k, but i wa...