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Capitol millions of Californians are bracing for another blackout as the state s largest utility weighs cutting the power again in the face of fire risks the weather is offering no we re preview N.P.R. s Amy Held reports wins in northern California are forecast to get much worse throughout the weekend the aptly named Diablo winds are whipping up wildfires including the Can Kate fire that s already burned more than $20000.00 acres in Sonoma County and the winds are only strengthening around San Francisco and Sacramento says Jeremy Graham s lead forecaster at the Storm Prediction Center Sunday morning the Sunday afternoon is only expects sort of the peak in the wind speeds increasing to about 35 to 50 miles an hour with gusts to about 70 miles an hour those massive winds can make a combustible combination with dried out vegetation that acts as fuel a bit of good news the Santa Ana winds that helped spread a fire outside Los Angeles are subsiding but Graeme s cautions that by Monday that
Let me let. Me. B.b.c. Radio state Perry spell and Liz Ellis playing you believe got marshmallow in churches and yellow to come as we ve been hearing in the news the awful news this morning we re finding out the bodies of 39 people have been found in a lorry container in Essex the lorry drawee there we hear has been arrested we are awaiting more information more keeps coming through and actually at around half past 11 if you stick with those we re expecting to be able to bring you more information at about half past 11 on this sad news locally as sort of announced on Facebook today at the Lincoln district show. As described as stuff from Orleans premier agricultural event for more than half a century is to be discontinued. As announced by organizers today. Announced on Facebook a lot of people commented Andrea says so got it always came to this even before we lived in leaker s a fab family Diao very sad Carol says great shame this is our favorite show Tina so women response and actua
Said ministers were trying to bounce M.P. s into signing off the bill which is necessary to implement Boris Johnson s deal but the government argues M.P. s have had years to debate Bracks 8 the prime minister said it was time to move on adding that the public and other e.u. Leaders didn t want any more delays we would of course have the latest on that story throughout the day here on b.b.c. Radio came with shared unions same prison staff and facilities are being strained by the demands of all the inmates the prison officers associations say their members are increasingly looking after prisoners who are frail incontinent and have dementia the Prison Service says guidance has been issued to governors on how best to support older inmates now while engineers say a crash yesterday caused significant damage to an impact protection beam as well as the brickwork at the Stony rail bridge he was the 2nd time was hit in a week yesterday morning the bridge has a height restriction of 7 feet it s
I think percent over taking the Christian Democrats and challenging for a seat in government the new parliament will be greener and younger with unlikely focus on environmental issues Bolivians are voting to decide whether to give the country s left wing president Evo Morales a controversial 4th term his administration has been hit by corruption scandals he s Katy Watson these are the most uncertain elections since ever moralist took power nearly 14 years ago when he became president was great enthusiasm for the changes he could make Bolivia s 1st indigenous leader he promised Social Inclusion right from the start and that s been one of his biggest achievements that a prudent management of the economy has in Bolivia grow and extreme poverty fall while he s been in power but his decision to run for a 4th term despite losing a referendum to scrap term limits has many people worried that Mr Morales has no desire to step down his closest rival former leader. Has promised a more democratic