ordinary the movement and many people in the ordinary general public. what i am here for ordinary general public. what i am here for is ordinary general public. what i am here for is to say to those people in the here for is to say to those people in the general public who are feeling in the general public who are feeling it, and this is millions and millions feeling it, and this is millions and millions of feeling it, and this is millions and millions of people now, who don t want millions of people now, who don t want to millions of people now, who don t want to glue themselves to anything or whatever, want to glue themselves to anything orwhatever, but want to glue themselves to anything or whatever, but who are in fundamental agreement with the understanding that we have got to absolutely radically and transformative lee shift. people who are afraid transformative lee shift. people who are afraid for the future of the children. are afraid for the future of
forecast. it is subject to change but scotland will see a good deal sunshine. not quite as warm, nine to 13 degrees in the far north, 12 to 14 13 degrees in the far north, 12 to 1a and that cooler trend is set to continue for sunday. and that s bbc news at ten on thursday the 20th here on bbc one are all of our news teams in the nations and regions, standing by with the news where you are. happily they are in the studios so what is the fate of dominic raab? the prime minister is deciding whether to back him or sack him. he s had the report into bullying claims against his deputy all day. so what s going on? tonight westminster waits for news amidst a wall of silence from downing street. nick and sima will have the latest. we ll speak to the head of the civil servants union and a number 10 speechwriter under liz truss. also tonight. a new abortion controversy in the united states. tomorrow the us supreme court s due to decide if a texas judge was right to ban the drug used in
hello, i m lucy hockings. finland is set to officiallyjoin nato on tuesday tomorrow. the country applied to join the military alliance in the wake of vladimir putin s invasion of ukraine the finnish border with russia is over 1300km long, and nato leaders are hoping finland s accession will improve the overall security provided by the alliance. turkey was the last of nato s members to accept finland s application last month, clearing path for the blue cross on a white background to join 30 otherflags outside nato headquarters in brussels. this is a historic week. tomorrow, we will welcome finland as the 31st member of nato, making finland safer and our alliance stronger. we will raise the finnish flag, for the first time, here at the nato headquarters. it will be a good day for finland s security, for nordic security and for nato as a whole. a defence correspondentjonathan beale has more on the significance of this. it is beale has more on the significance of this. it is
rebellion at the snooker on tuesday. it wasjust stop oil. the two best known environment direct action groups in the uk have, it seems, now diverged on policy. extinction rebellion used to do things like this. pouring fake blood outside the london stock exchange in 2021. blocking westminster bridge last year, defacing the victoria memorial. but there have also been plenty of less disruptive protests. there has also been an edge of violence, not from xr themselves but directed at them. here angry commuters pulled a protestor off a tube train. you are under arrest for criminal damage. don t touch me! they have now told the london marathon organisers that they are in a new phase of protest now and there are even suggestions xr will help police the event. the marathon organisers are in any
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