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different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.harp showers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomo

different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.wers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomorrow, th

we must pure conversation, next week kirsty will be with a live audience in paisley and renfrewshire.that remains for me to say thank you very much for our politician for giving up their evening, ladies and gentlemen, thank you to you from doncaster east. good applause breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. mr trump had originally been struck off the ballot under a ruling which had held him accountable for the attack on the capitol on 6january in 2021 by his supporters. here's our north america correspondent, gary o'donoghue. nine supreme courtjustices, one unanimous decision, clearing the way for donald trump to remain on the presidential ballot now and for november's general election. following hard on the heels of last week's decision by the court to intervene in a criminal case over his part in the capitol riots, the former president was today singing the court's praises. i have great respect for the supreme court and i want to just thank them for working so quickly and so diligently and so brilliantly and again, this is a unifying factor. several st

in east renfrewshire, we have seen some sharp showers, tied into this area of low pressure.in so far today. it is light and drizzly as it moves across wales and drizzly as it moves across wales and north—west england, but we have some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness at the end of the day in the final. cloudy with some glimpses of sunshine from time to time. that will have an effect on what we get is our highest values. but 17 degrees is not out of the question. tonight, our weatherfront question. tonight, our weather front will continue question. tonight, our weatherfront will continue to sink southwards, so a blanket of cloud is holding temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers further north. we start tomorrow bright and breezy, with gales or severe gales developing across the far north of scotland and a rash of showers here. early morning rain across the south—east of england were gradually either way, south—east of england were gradually eitherwa

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different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.rs, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomorrow, then, bright and breezy, with gales or severe gales developing across the far north of scotland. an

different story further north and west in east renfrewshire.thern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of wind as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time. so that will have an effect on what we get as our highest value. 16 or 17 degrees, though, not out of the question. through the night tonight, our weather front will continue to sink its way steadily southward. so a blanket of cloud holding those temperatures up. clearer skies and a few scattered showers at further north. so here, we're looking at around four or five degrees as a morning minimum. so we're going to start off tomorrow, then, bright and breezy, with gales or severe gales developing across th

a different story further north and west in east renfrewshire we have already seen some sharp showersaccompanied by gusts of wind, 50—60 mph. cloudy, some brief glimpses of sunshine from time to time, that will have an effect on what we can get from our highest value. 16—17 not out of the question. through the night tonight, and where the front will continue to move southwards, a blanket of cloud holding this temperature is up. clear skies, a few scattered showers further north, 4-5 few scattered showers further north, 4—5 as a morning minimum. we will start off tomorrow bright and breezy with gales or severe gales developing across the far north of scotland and a rash of showers here. early morning rain across the south—east of england will gradually ease away, you can take its time doing so. brighter skies behind, temperatures down a little, 9— whole degrees. that is the story as we go into the weekend, the milder air squeezing into the near continent, low pressure dominating from the start of the weekend, and the wind direction playing is's part. a blustery day, gusty winds widely,

. >> object to £27 set by >> i object to £27 set by renfrewshire city council for the metres as extortiontory party. it reminds the 1993 election reminds me of the 1993 election in the government in canada, when the government had 169 majority, went down to two seats. that's the only thing comparable i can think what comparable i can think of what we're and there's we're having here, and there's no to win no chance they're going to win the election. i don't know why. you the chancellor you know why the chancellor of the promise the exchequer doesn't promise everybody a rolls royce and free netflix, at netflix, you know, that may at least them a few mps least get them a few more mps than otherwise have than they would otherwise have pretence that they think the pubuc pretence that they think the public trust with the public trust them more with the economy they do the labour economy than they do the labour party. >> e'- party. >> they're shown not to party. >> profligateey're shown not to party. >> profligate with shown not to party. >> profligate with anythingt to party. >> profligate wit