for all three categories. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. dramatic footage from storms in debris which caused chaos across the country. dramatic changes in our skies. in dramatic changes in our skies. in 2020, dramatic changes in our skies. 2020, the dramatic changes in our skies. in 2020, the uk experienced a year of extremes. from storms in february, which caused chaos across the country, to a summer heatwave, when temperatures sweltered above 36 degrees for six consecutive degrees. in the uk s wettest on record in october. the uk is getting wetter, warmer and sunnier. we october. the uk is getting wetter, warmer and sunnier. october. the uk is getting wetter, warmer and sunnier. we can see very clearly from warmer and sunnier. we can see very clearly from our warmer and sunnier. we can see very clearly from our observation - warmer and sunnier. we can see very clearly from our observation is - warmer and sunnier. we can see very clearly from our observation i
now, being asked lots of questions about his announcements. i m pretty sure that is still running on our sister channel bbc parliament, so to switch over if you want to continue watching that. particularly for parents and teachers, there is a lot of interest there and what gavin williamson has been saying, so let s get some analysis. let s speak to our education correspondent, sean dilley. we know there has been not inconsiderable chaos with the babbling system, people being painted. explain for all those parents out there what has gavin williamson said? parents out there what has gavin williamson said? there is a national siuh of williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far as williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far as england - williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief
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television commentators. they are competing at those jobs, but the jobs where you get your foot in the door. we all had those jobs and those jobs are more likely to be taken with people with lower skills. maybe english isn t their first language et cetera. let s talk about what the president said a month ago. this is interesting, and i m curious to hear what you thought about this. the president was directing hist comments to african-american voters and their tendency to vote democrat. watch. for decades, the democrats have taken african-american voters totally for granted. they have, they didn t do anything for you. orwe ve done more for african-americans in three years then the broken washington establishment has done in more than 30 years. i want to invest in black american communities. well, approval rating now, 34.5% in november. october it was 17.5% among african-americans. that is essentially double
you won t believe what was motivating all the personal attacks against then judge kavanaugh. gregg jarrett,in sara carter wil break that down. go to hannity.com and still vote. what s your favorite biden gaffe? you get to pick. orwe ll have the results on hannity.com, you can vote right now.