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banbury, temperatures started at -8.1 banbury, temperatures started at 8.1 degrees, that was the coldest start to a day in england so far this winter. the temperatures dropped, because we had clear skies overnight, and for the vast majority we have clear skies today as well. as you can see from the satellite picture. that means lots of sunshine, but a little more cloud click sunshine, but a little more cloud click print creeping in through northern ireland and western scotland, maybe a bit of rain later but through eastern scotland and down into england, one two places keep the tinge of blue on the map. temperatures will stick around freezing all day long, two or three at best even in the sunniest spots. more cloud into pembrokeshire, devon and cornwall sunny and east anglia and cornwall sunny and east anglia and the south east. the showers in the coastal areas tending to fade away. this evening and tonight, across central and eastern areas we will once again see ....
beyond those who have been so outspoken to push back on that. will we see other senators come out today and take a flake or corker-like position on that? we ll find out. but right now i doubt it. a standing ovation. i want to bring my panel in. robert costa, national political reporter for the washington post and bret stephens, an op-ed columnist for the new york times and megan murphy, the editor of bloomberg business week. brett, i want to start with you. one trump critic said the ice is beginning to crack. what we re seeing with bob corker, with jeff flake, you re going to see more republicans follow suit. do you think that s the case? follow suit in denouncing the president? yes. or in renouncing their political ambitions. fair point. this is the key thing. there s a law in economics, gresham s law, bad money drives out good. in a sense what we have is bad republican politicians driving out good ones who are just removing themselves literally from circulati ....
survival realizable complex team. and flying robots in disguise sent out to scare unsuspecting. first before we even see the light of day our biological clock has already started ticking. we grow older and birthdays pass by year after year but how and why do we age scientists are trying to understand more about the process so they can slow it down or even make it stop. us michelle might want drives me the most use finding out why we age the item. on and. on desperate to find out how it works. and how we can intervene. through treatments and medications to slow the aging process. biostatistician steve harvey of the university of california in los angeles for years he s been researching a method to test the biological age of humans. one of the biggest hurdles we ve had in aids research is that we had no way to measure aging. people used to say there were pills that kept you young but we couldn t verify it because we couldn t measure the process. new testament. for time researche ....
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