if you thought we d left winter behind, technically we have, next week you may well be doubting that because it is set to turn colder, cold enough for some of us to see some snow. more on that in a moment. back to the here and now, we ve got a lot of cloud around, its quite quiet, not moving quickly as far as the weather goes this afternoon. a lot of cloud, some showers through scotland, northern ireland and northern england, the best of the sunshine in south wales and southern england and temperatures where they have been during the week, 7 10, not particularly windy. tonight we will see more cloud rolling westwards across england into east wales, northern ireland and southern scotland. staying pretty cloudy. there could be the odd light shower. but when we see leo breaks in west wales, the south west of england, the north west of scotland, we could see a touch of frost but it s also when we have the chance for sunshine tomorrow, the best of that across northern and central
we willjust listen in to these live pictures in manchester. so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in this, the final open everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of- everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of my - everyone now please sit? in this, i the final open volume of my report, i the three topics. the radicalisation of salman abedi, the planning and preparation for the attack by salman abedi and hashim abedi, and whether it could have been prevented by counterterrorism policing. by hashem abedi. the role of the security service and the significance of the other two topics should not be underestimated. it is important that we understand as much as we can about the radicalisation of salman abedi so that similar signs can be recognised and appropriate action taken. it is also important that we know
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And the athlete in tokyo, when exiles see these two stories together, how might they react? i would say that sjust together, how might they react? i would say that s just a sign that nobody can feel safe right now. no activist, nojournalists, no politician, no blog weather in belarus or outside belarus it s just unsafe for everyone. what happened to krystsina tsimanouskaya injapan shows that the regime in belarus does not have any boundaries or limits. every person, even an athlete for dissipating in the olympic games can be nearly kidnapped and forced to come back to belarus. let s remember in may when a civilian plane was forced down in minskjust a civilian plane was forced down in minsk just to a civilian plane was forced down in minskjust to arrest and opposition blogger, roman protasevich. itjust shows that nobody can feel safe. that s the primary connection. what