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cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye— bye.
dramatic had more people paid attention, even though we had it on the air all the time. but i do want to say that the blowout stuff, when you see the media starts to say that trump is going to blow them out. be careful, that is a form of manipulation. keeping voters from going to vote. trump voted -- we had a major election in india, and they have done an amazing job, capitalist, the exit polls showed him when he met, they went through the roof with the end stock market, but as they counted the vote, he needed a coalition and the markets crashed yesterday. you need to be careful with these kind of headlines. >> emily: the red wave that have that never transpired, but the other side of the coin is the pull of the post verdict that they pulled three verdicts in the headline was small shift
showers. in fact, our weather has been coming in from the north over the last few days, and you can tell by the motion of the cloud. in fact, all the way from iceland and the norwegian sea — this pattern is not likely to change an awful lot in the coming days. so through this afternoon, we'll have had showers scattered across the northern two thirds of the uk, quite frequent across parts of scotland, in the south less frequent and predominantly dry. temperatures really struggling — ten for ourfriends in lerwick, 16—18 across the south of the country. we should be closer to 20 at least in some spots in the south. by the end of the night, the showers will become more frequent in western scotland, but the rest of the uk should have generally clear weather, and really quite chilly. in towns and cities, 7—8 degrees, outside of town, 2—3 degrees lower than that. friday, the weather front across the uk again, originating from the north, that's where the air comes from as well. so i think of a spell of rain for parts of scotland and then the north of england at later in the morning. showers will be quite frequent in the north of scotland, in the south, showers will be less
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and the norwegian sea. through this afternoon, we will have had showers scattered across the northern two thirds of the uk, quite frequent across parts of scotland and in the south less frequent with sunny spells. temperatures will be struggling, around 15 in belfast and 16 to 18 across the south of the country. should be closer to 24 the south. by the end of the night the showers will become more frequent in western scotland but the rest of the uk should have generally clear weather. could be quite chilly. in towns or cities seven or eight celsius, in rural parts two or three celsius, in rural parts two or three celsius lower than that. a weather front crossing the uk from the north which is where the air is coming from as well. i think a spell of rain for parts of scotland and then the north of england later on in the morning. showers will be quite
way into the biden white house, you heard it from the podium that it was russian disinformation and the u vet, let's not forget come at the taa deputy mike morrell said that te person who recognize that letter was anthony blanket, who was the senior advisor for the biden campaign, who is now the secretary of state. he organized the air we need accountability because the nation was told a lie, newspapers were banned. >> harris: as he also pointed out, in was carrying that saran wrap. you know, that sealed laptop. not only was it not russian disinformation, it is also part of the case. we are owed an explanation. it is convenient that it only becomes real, such as right now. >> charles: that is the modus operandi, lie, deflect, whatever you can. because when the truth comes out, it doesn't matter. call it the 24-hour news cycle,
of yorkshire, quite thick cloud. but come the afternoon, i think for most of us, it's a case of sunny spells. frequent showers in scotland, though. less frequent in the south. and the temperatures struggling — ii in stornoway, no higher than around 17 expected in cardiff. here's the weather map for saturday. the low pressure still with us. and on its western edge, the wind continues to stream in from the northern climes. it's quite chilly air — in fact, cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the scottish mountains, and gusty winds around these northern and western coasts. showers again will be most frequent in scotland on saturday, but northern ireland, wales and england should have a generally dry and mostly sunny day, just scattered fairweather cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average
served from the era, as the veterans are uploaded, the dakotas were used in action. they drop forces from the air, and some of them were converted to pool gliders. a reminder that the normandy landings began by air. the airborne invasion came first, and of course connected with the landing craft and the ships, and it is memorial here to the soldiers carries out its base the words that people heard on the radio on the bbc, d—day has come. early this morning allied naval forces supported by strong air forces began landing allied armies on the northern coast of france.
all the way from iceland and the norwegian sea — this pattern is not likely to change an awful lot in the coming days. so through this afternoon, we'll have showers scattered across the northern two thirds of the uk, quite frequent across parts of scotland, in the south less predominantly dry. temperatures really struggling — ten for our friends temperatures really struggling — ten for ourfriends in temperatures really struggling — ten for our friends in lower rate, temperatures really struggling — ten for ourfriends in lower rate, 16—18 across the south of the country. we should be closer to 20 at least in some spots in the south. by the end of the night, showers will become more frequent in western scotland, but the rest of the uk should have generally clear weather, and quite chilly. in towns and cities, 7—8 c, outside of town, 2—3 lower than that. friday the weather front across the uk again, originating from the north, that's where the air comes from as well. so i think of a speu comes from as well. so i think of a spell of rain for parts of scotland and the north living at later in the morning. showers will be quite frequent in the north of scotland,
the people. now in his 2024, he's talking about taking this network off the air. he is running against the press, and a lot of his supporters agree with that. how do you see this moment of threat to the media? >> it's a giant threat. that's what autocrats do. the first thing they do is take over the press. that's what putin, stalin and hitler did. marty said something very, very important. we have the first amendment because the idea is we protect the press so the press can protect democracy, so we can accuse somebody in a leadership role of doing something authoritarian. that is why we're here. you can be neutral about a candidate, you can be neutral about a party, you can't be neutral about democracy. in a way that protects all of us. i wish journalists took an oath to the constitution. that's what we have to protect ultimately, too. >> last word on there.