内容摘要："We were hoping and hoping for a really harsh winter, because that would have put severe demand on the energy companies," he recalls.

"We were hoping and hoping for a really harsh winter, because that would have put severe demand on the energy companies," he recalls.

In a statement, the family said Mr Norris' death was "heart breaking" and thanked the staff who cared for him at Salford Royal Hospital.They also said his "selfless" act of organ donation had "touched many lives".

"We would like to thank the doctors and the very caring nurses for the wonderful care and dignity they gave Brian, thank you would never be enough," the family said."While this is a heart-breaking loss for the family, Brian's selfless act of organ donation has touched the lives of many."Detectives have appealed for anyone who saw a 65-year-old man from west London in the past two months to contact them as part of an investigation into his death.

Michael O'Donnell from Southall was found dead at a property on Samara Drive on Wednesday morning.The discovery was made after concerns were raised about his welfare and about the state of the premises.

A 54-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in police custody, the Metropolitan Police said.

The man is also being questioned on suspicion of preventing a lawful burial.for jokes on American late night television. But its mission is no laughing matter.

“Safeguarding the president-elect is a top priority,” said Anthony Guglielmi, US Secret Service chief of communications, in a statement to the BBC.In the months leading up to the US presidential election, Trump was the target of two apparent assassination attempts. The first took place at a July rally in Butler, Pennsylvania and the other occurred at the Mar-a-Lago golf course in September.

Citing “concern for operational security,” the Secret Service declined to answer the BBC’s specific questions about the use of robotic dogs in Trump’s security detail, including when the agency began deploying the device at his primary residence.Boston Dynamics also declined to answer specific questions, although it confirmed the Secret Service was deploying its Spot robot.