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So the burning question, newscasters, is this,
is today going to be the day that Aberdeen sees the sun again for the first time in more than three weeks?
I mean, that's extraordinary.
Oh, well, it's extraordinary and miserable if you're there, I think.
Or maybe some people like gloomy days.
But meteorologists actually measure this.
And since the 21st of January, Aberdeen, we're told,
has been experiencing the longest period of sunlessness, or gloom,
if you will, since records began in 1957.
So if you're wondering why it's so...
been so miserable,
we're going to be asking the BBC's climate editor to just enrol it later in the episode to get to the bottom of that and perhaps more significantly to the bottom of China's fossil fuel emissions and what they might be able to tell us about the direction of travel in terms of climate change.
And we are going to talk about the co-owner of Manchester United who has apologised
if he's offended some people.
That was after comments he made about immigration.
That's all coming up in this episode of Newscast.
Newscast.
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