at yorkshire wildlife park and needed a filling after breaking a tooth. these incredible pictures show the procedure. you re watching bbc world. now it s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. through this week, we are looking at changeable weather, depending, of course, on where you are. so, it s going to be windy at times, that wind coming up from the south west, so it s also going to be mild for the time of year. but we are looking at some heavy rain for some of us that could well lead to some issues with flooding. now, today, we ve got this weather front crossing us, bringing some rain. then hot on its heels, we ve got this cold front. this is going to be with us until friday, at least. and you can see from the isobars, which are squeezed, we re also looking at windy conditions. so, through the morning and into the afternoon, we see our weather front head off towards the north sea. but a second one coming in,
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The White House on Friday offered a strong signal that it is preparing to seek changes soon to a long-standing Senate tradition that has allowed Republicans to block voting rights legislation and other major Democratic initiatives.
The Hong Kong government on Friday criticised Washington for its "safe haven" scheme for Hong Kongers to stay and work in the United States amid Beijing's crackdown on the pro-democracy movement in the Chinese territory.