What numbers are a success. it will take time to grow it because of the different calibrations and ways that we are assessed around the world. but i think that we are all going to know whether we have a hit show on our hands within a few months, if people are tuning in in bigger numbers. if we are becoming the centre of debate in three continents, then i think i will have done myjob and it will be very exciting. if not, then it will be back to the beach for a while. i would love to be watching but i am going to be on air on bbc news. i am going to destroy you. with that, thank you very much indeed. hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up, and because it s a thin cloud, it s only 200 300 metres thick, above that,
Ooh, interesting. anyway, that is it from us for this week. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. we ll see you soon. bye bye! hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up, and because it s a thin cloud, it s only 200 300 metres thick, above that, you ve got clear blue sunny skies, and once it starts to go, it can go very, very quickly, so it was a lovely end to the day here. now, i m telling you about that because that s what this type
Talking about meta and how they have managed to get the eyeballs back on their platforms, and also talking about what is going on with russia and gas payments, is the first of those contracts have now expired. reach me on twitter. you can reach me on twitter i m @vfritznews. hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up, and because it s a thin cloud, it s only 200 300 metres thick, above that, you ve got clear blue sunny skies, and once it starts to go, it can go very, very quickly, so it was a lovely end to the day here. now, i m telling you about that because that s what this type of cloud is, running in off the north sea, affecting parts of eastern england and the midlands at the moment. now, that is going to be prone to thinning and br
Geologist specialising in marsh landslides. you can see those pictures on your screens now. what an exciting moment indeed for everybody involved and all of us watching. you have been watching newsday. thanks for being with us. that s all for now stay with bbc world news. hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up. and because it s a thin cloud, it s only 200 300 metres thick, above that, you ve got clear blue sunny skies, and once it starts to go, it can go very, very quickly, so it was a lovely end to the day here. now, i m telling you about that because that s what this type of cloud is, running in off the north sea, affecting parts of eastern england and the midlands at the moment. now, that is going to be prone to thinning and break
And you can reach me on twitter. from the rest of the team here in london, thank you for watching and we will see you next time. hello again. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales had some decent spells of sunshine, but across central and eastern england, we had some of this cloud yesterday. this is called stratocumulus. now, through the afternoon, in hastings, that cloud began to break up, and because it s a thin cloud, it s only 200 300 metres thick, above that, you ve got clear blue sunny skies, and once it starts to go, it can go very, very quickly, so it was a lovely end to the day here. now, i m telling you about that because that s what this type of cloud is, running in off the north sea, affecting parts of eastern england and the midlands at the moment. now, that is going to be prone to thinning and breaking up a bit more, i think, as we go through thursday. but with clearer skies out towards the west, it s cold at the moment. we ve got some frost