somewhat meaningful in predicting election results. even more so, this far from the midterms that are in november. wood poles can do is give you a sense of trends. especially when you read them in the aggregate. they can also give you the sense of the mood of parts of the country in a specific moment in time. that is the best way to read polls. not as predictions, but as status checks. in the new york times, and they find that at this moment in time, just 1% of 18 to 29 year old strongly approve of president biden s job performance so far. 18% somewhat approve, well 94% say they want another candidate to run in 2024. that s a status checked it tells the white house that the mood right now is pretty grim. as the times put it, what is by being the young voters most about the leaders of their country is that many of them are three times their age. many believe that they are out of touch with the issues that
from bishop auckland. the calm between the storms, after malik and before corrie. in south church, county durham, power has been off for a number of homes in this village since midnight. for racheljohnson, who farms at pigdon, near morpeth, it s the second time without electricity. she was last without power for 11 days following storm arwen in november. last time, we were off power for 11 days. we still haven t had all of the full compensation and expenses fulfilled and paid out by northern power grid, so i think we re in for situation normal a repeat of last time. engineers from northern power grid have been working through the night to try to restore supplies. the damage caused by the storm has really been to overhead power lines and infrastructure by the wind, so it has either dislodged some of our wires which are on top of wood poles where it s caused trees to fall into lines or windblown
it has either dislodged some of our wires it has either dislodged some of our wires which it has either dislodged some of our wires which are on top of wood poles or its wires which are on top of wood poles or its caused wires which are on top of wood poles or its caused trees to fall into the tines or its caused trees to fall into the lines or or its caused trees to fall into the lines or windblown debris to come through lines or windblown debris to come through as lines or windblown debris to come through as well, so that has really been through as well, so that has really been the through as well, so that has really been the sort of point of damage that we been the sort of point of damage that we see on a network affecting our customers. much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik. a 60 year old woman from aberdeen died after being hit by falling trees. an amber warning remains in place for much of the north of the country as storm corrie is due to swe
last time, we were off power for 11 days. we still haven t had all of the full compensation and expenses fulfilled and paid out by northern power grid, so i think we re in for situation normal a repeat of last time. engineers from northern power grid have been working through the night to try to restore supplies. the damage caused by the storm has really been to overhead power lines and infrastructure by the wind, so it has either dislodged some of our wires which are on top of wood poles where it s caused trees to fall into lines or windblown debris to come through as well, so that has really been the points of damage that we see on our network affecting our customers. much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik. a 60 year old woman from aberdeen died after being hit by falling trees. an amber warning remains in place for much of the north of the country as storm corrie is due to sweep in overnight.
for racheljohnson, who farms at pigdon, near morpeth, it s the second time without electricity. she was last without power for 11 days following storm arwen in november. last time, we were off power for 11 days. we still haven t had all of the full compensation and expenses fulfilled and paid out by northern power grid, so i think we re in for situation normal a repeat of last time. engineers from northern power grid have been working through the night to try to restore supplies. the damage caused by the storm has really been to overhead power lines and infrastructure by the wind, so it has either dislodged some of our wires which are on top of wood poles where it s caused trees to fall into lines or windblown debris to come through as well, so that has really been the points of damage that we see on our network affecting our customers. much of northern scotland bore the brunt of storm malik. a 60 year old woman from aberdeen died after being hit by falling trees.